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Pokedex Data for Analysis
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About
This dataset provides general information for all 905 Pokémon spanning the first eight generations. It focuses on basic details rather than video game statistics, with data originally scraped from Pokeapi and organised into ten distinct columns. This resource offers a foundational view of various Pokémon characteristics.
Columns
- Name: The individual name of each Pokémon. This column has 905 unique values and is 100% valid. For instance, 'Bulbasaur' is a common entry.
- Pokedex number: The unique entry number of the Pokémon within the National Pokédex, ranging from 1 to 905. All 905 entries are valid.
- Type1: The primary elemental type of the Pokémon. 'Water' is the most common primary type, accounting for 14% of entries. There are 18 unique primary types.
- Type2: The secondary elemental type of the Pokémon, if applicable. Approximately 50% of Pokémon in the dataset do not have a secondary type. 'Flying' is the most common secondary type among those with one, making up 11% of such entries. There are 18 unique secondary types.
- Classification: The classification of the Pokémon as described in the Sun and Moon Pokédex. There are 650 unique classifications, with 'Dragon Pokémon' being a common example.
- Height(m): The average height of the Pokémon, measured in metres. Heights range from 0.1m to 20m, with an average height of 1.19m.
- Weight(kg): The average weight of the Pokémon, measured in kilograms. Weights range from 0.1kg to 1000kg, with an average weight of 64.3kg.
- Abilities: A list of special abilities that the Pokémon can utilise. There are 546 unique abilities in the dataset, with 'Levitate' being the most common, appearing in 3% of entries.
- Generation: The specific generation in which the Pokémon was first introduced. This ranges from 1 to 8, with an average generation number of 4.18.
- Legendary Status: A Boolean indicator denoting whether the Pokémon is considered legendary. 81 Pokémon (9%) in the dataset are legendary, while 824 (91%) are not.
Distribution
The dataset is provided in a CSV file format (
pokemon_data_pokeapi.csv), with a file size of 73.72 kB. It contains 905 records (rows) and is structured across 10 distinct columns, offering details for each Pokémon from the first eight generations.Usage
This dataset is ideal for:
- Statistical analysis of Pokémon characteristics across different generations.
- Educational purposes, to learn about the diversity and attributes of Pokémon.
- Data visualisation projects, to illustrate trends in types, height, weight, or abilities.
- Game development, as a reference for basic Pokémon details or character design.
- Academic research into popular culture phenomena and character data.
Coverage
The dataset covers 905 individual Pokémon from the first eight generations of the National Pokédex. It focuses on basic, general information rather than specific video game battle statistics. Data is available for all listed Pokémon across these generations, ensuring a broad scope across the early eras of the Pokémon franchise. The geographic scope relates to the general Pokémon universe.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Data Analysts: For exploring trends, correlations, and distributions within Pokémon attributes.
- Researchers: Studying the evolution of Pokémon attributes and classifications over time.
- Game Developers: Integrating foundational Pokémon data into new applications, games, or fan projects.
- Pokémon Enthusiasts: Accessing structured data about their favourite creatures for personal projects, detailed study, or fan wikis.
- Educators: Creating engaging lessons using real-world data about popular characters to teach data literacy.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- National Pokédex Generations 1-8 Data
- Pokémon Basic Attributes Dataset (Pokeapi)
- General Pokémon Information (Gen 1-8)
- Pokedex Data for Analysis
Attributes
Original Data Source: Pokedex Data for Analysis
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