Poison-type Pokémon

Browse 106 Poison-type species with DraftCenter profiles. Dual-type Pokémon appear in both relevant indexes.

Amoonguss Arbok Ariados Beedrill Beedrill Mega Bellsprout Budew Bulbasaur Clodsire Croagunk Crobat Dragalge Dragalge Mega Drapion Dustox Ekans Eternatus Eternatus Eternamax Fezandipiti Foongus Garbodor Garbodor Gmax Gastly Gengar Gengar Gmax Gengar Mega Glimmet Glimmora Glimmora Mega Gloom Golbat Grafaiai Grimer Grimer Alola Gulpin Haunter Iron Moth Ivysaur Kakuna Koffing Mareanie Muk Muk Alola Munkidori Naganadel Nidoking Nidoqueen Nidoran F Nidoran M Nidorina Nidorino Nihilego Oddish Okidogi Overqwil Pecharunt Poipole Qwilfish Qwilfish Hisui Revavroom Roselia Roserade Salandit Salazzle Salazzle Totem Scolipede Scolipede Mega Seviper Shroodle Skorupi Skrelp Skuntank Slowbro Galar Slowking Galar Sneasel Hisui Sneasler Spinarak Stunky Swalot Tentacool Tentacruel Toxapex Toxel Toxicroak Toxtricity Amped Toxtricity Amped Gmax Toxtricity Low Key Toxtricity Low Key Gmax Trubbish Varoom Venipede Venomoth Venonat Venusaur Venusaur Gmax Venusaur Mega Victreebel Victreebel Mega Vileplume Weedle Weepinbell Weezing Weezing Galar Whirlipede Wooper Paldea Zubat

Researching Poison-type options

Use this list to build a shortlist, then open individual profiles to compare base stats, abilities, forms, draft rate, average draft position, auction value, and public team results. Dual typing can give two Pokémon from this index very different weaknesses, resistances, and roster roles.

League rules still decide what is legal. Check the selected regulation, custom bans, tera policy, and any move restrictions before treating a profile as available for your draft.