Starters

A very important choice.

At the beginning of their journey, Trainers receive a starter Pokémon between a choice of three. When they are given to the player, starter Pokémon begin at level 5 and hold no item. Only one of them is obtainable in one playthrough, making the other two and their evolutions unobtainable for the player.

After obtaining the Pokédex , the player can then catch other Pokémon. Generally, players keep their first Pokémon or they also can retire the starter to the PC. But most of the time, the starter is kept and becomes the most powerful Pokémon in a team or even the only high leveled one.

Rikoto

In Pokémon Solar Light & Lunar Dark , the regional Professor Prof Pinewood invites beginning trainers to his laboratory in Soltree Town and give them one of the following Pokémon to begin their journey : 

Herovor Grass Forestone Grass Rock Mountree Grass Rock

Purrlit Fire Purryo Fire Ground Flearoe Fire Ground

Salatad Water Salanip Water Poison Salaslam Water Poison

Trivia

• Rodney will always choose the Pokémon strong against the player's Pokémon while Keira, not having too much of a choice, will always have the Pokémon weak to the player's Pokémon.

Lists of Pokémon by attributes Ability • Egg Group • Type Body Style • Color • Footprint • Height • Weight by evolution Evolution family No Evolution Family • Two-Stage Family • Three-Stage Family • Branch Evolution Family by in-game stats Base Stats (Type • Fully Evolved) • Catch Rate • EV Yield Gender Ratio • Hatch Steps • Wild Held Item • Base Friendship by category Starter • Legendary (Terradon • Tigacore • Searine • Tornadowl • Aethera • Solaran • Lunaro • Cellance • Healthia • Pollusion • Gemmany) • Fossil • Pseudo-Legendary by development New Moves • New Abilities • Sprite Graveyard