Generational Pokémon Data

Columns

• name: The individual name of each Pokémon. There are 890 unique Pokémon names recorded, with 'bulbasaur' being a frequently occurring example.
• pokedex id: The official registration number for each Pokémon within the Pokédex, ranging from 1 to 890. All 890 entries are unique and valid, with a mean ID of 446.
• height: The height of the Pokémon. Heights typically range from 1 to 200, with a mean of 11.8. The majority of entries (811) fall between 1.00 and 20.90 units.
• weight: The weight of the Pokémon. Weights vary widely, from 1 to 9999, with a mean of 630. Many entries (752) are within the 1.00 to 1000.80 range.
• type: The primary elemental or characteristic type of the Pokémon. There are 18 unique types, with 'water' (14%) and 'normal' (12%) being common.
• secundary type: An optional second elemental or characteristic type. If a Pokémon does not possess a secondary type, it is listed as 'None', which accounts for 51% of entries. There are 19 unique values for this field, with 'flying' being the next most frequent at 11%.
• HP: Represents a Pokémon's Hit Points, indicating its health. Values range from 1 to 255, with an average of 68.7. The largest group of entries (379) have HP between 51.80 and 77.20.
• Attack: Measures a Pokémon's physical attack power. Values range from 5 to 181, with a mean of 76.3. Most entries (213) are found between 57.80 and 75.40.
• Defense: Indicates a Pokémon's resistance to physical attacks. Values range from 5 to 230, with a mean of 71.8. A significant portion (323 entries) have defense values between 50.00 and 72.50.
• SP Atk: Denotes the strength of a Pokémon's special attacks. Values range from 10 to 173, with an average of 69.5. The highest frequency of entries (208) is between 58.90 and 75.20.
• SP Def: Represents a Pokémon's defense against special attacks. Values range from 20 to 230, with an average of 69.9. Many entries (268) fall within the 41.00 to 62.00 range.
• Speed: Determines the order in which Pokémon attack in battle. Values range from 5 to 160, with a mean of 65.7. A notable number of entries (179) have speed values between 36.00 and 51.50.

Distribution

Usage

• Developing applications or games that require Pokémon statistics.
• Performing statistical analysis on Pokémon attributes, types, and battle potential.
• Creating visualisations to explore Pokémon characteristics across generations.
• Supporting academic research in areas like data science, game theory, or creature design.

Coverage

License

Who Can Use It

• Game Developers: To integrate accurate Pokémon stats into fan-made games or educational tools.
• Data Scientists/Analysts: For performing statistical modelling, machine learning, or predictive analysis on creature characteristics.
• Content Creators/Enthusiasts: To research and present information about Pokémon, their abilities, and evolution.
• Educators: As a practical example for teaching data analysis, database design, or statistical concepts using a popular cultural reference.

Dataset Name Suggestions

• Pokémon Battle Statistics
• Generational Pokémon Data
• Pokédex Stats Archive
• All Pokémon Attributes
• Complete Pokémon Data Guide

Attributes