User:Hackett33

Currently as of its launch, Pokémon‎ GO is confirmed to contain all of the [pkw:Kanto Pokédex|Kanto Pokédex] Pokémon‎ with the exception of the three Legendary Birds, Mew, and Mewtwo which are to be reserved for special Events that are not yet implemented.

The list below is based solely on community-reported information. There is no explicit definition of "common" or "rare" but some clearly spawn more often than others.

Every Pokémon‎ may have either one or two Types that give it either an attack advantage or weakness. This, along with Hit Points(HP) and Attack Moves, is what dictates a Pokémon‎'s relative strength which is summarized in the Pokémon‎'s Combat Power(CP) value. It is what ultimately determines success in Combat.

Pokémon‎ Summary Screen
Upon capturing a Pokemon you are able to review its profile within the Pokémon‎ Summary page. Within the Summary page you are able to see the relative strength of the Pokémon‎ along with being able to Power Up and Evolve it.

Types
Every Pokémon‎ may have either one or two types that gives it either an attack advantage or weakness. An attack move may only have one type.

CP
Explain what CP is and possibly include how its calculated thou that might need its own page

Moves
Explain the two Move types and the damages can be further explained on a combat page.

Normal Pokémon‎
Most of the Pokémon in Pokémon GO are considered common.

Event-Only Pokémon‎
There are some Pokémon that can only be acquired by participating in an Event.