The Pokédex 3D Pro goes well beyond a simple list of Pokémon. Here is everything it offers, according to Poképédia.

A Pokédex 3D Pro entry.

The entries

Each Pokémon Forme has its own entry, with:

  • the name, height and weight;
  • the types and genders;
  • the base stats and the Egg Group;
  • the Abilities and the Pokédex description;
  • the name’s pronunciation and the cry;
  • the moves, in a detailed table;
  • the Formes, the evolutions and their conditions;
  • the weaknesses and resistances chart.

The Formes

The Pokédex 3D Pro includes every Forme known in 2012: the 26 letters of Unown plus the ! and ? Formes, the 4 Formes of Castform, the 3 Formes of Burmy and Wormadam, the 2 of Shellos, Gastrodon and Cherrim, the 4 of Deoxys, the 2 of Shaymin and Giratina, the 16 types of Arceus, Black and White Kyurem, the Therian Formes of Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus, and both Formes of Keldeo and Meloetta.

3D and augmented reality

Each Pokémon can be viewed from 360°, in front of different backgrounds, and can attack. By scanning an AR Marker with the 3DS camera, it appears in the real world, with the same functions; you can photograph it and add a background. The photos are saved in the Pokémon’s entry.

The tools

  • Compare Pokémon by their stats, height or weight, and build a ranking.
  • The move dictionary: power, accuracy, PP, category, effect and the Pokémon that learn it, for every move.
  • Trade entries through StreetPass, or receive some through SpotPass.
  • The Pokémon Challenge, a quiz mode. See the Pokémon Challenge.