N's Pokémon

N's Pokémon (Japanese: Nのポケモン N's Pokémon) are Pokémon in Black 2 and White 2 that were previously owned by the Pokémon Trainer N.

Games

In the core series games

An encounter with N's Darmanitan
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N's Pokémon are obtainable via Memory Link, with the exception of N's Zorua, who is obtainable through the main story by defeating Rood and receiving it from him. Once Memory Link is used, if the player has completed the storyline of Pokémon Black and White (defeating N and Ghetsis), the player must watch the flashback "Meeting Friends, Saying Good-Bye". After seeing this memory, the player may encounter N's Pokémon.

Upon encountering one of N's Pokémon, the game will notify the player by showing an entry animation that is similar to Shiny Pokémon, that has its own sound and green and yellow diamond lights. This animation will be overwritten if it becomes a star at Pokéstar Studios. The flavor text will read "A wild <Pokémon> appeared?!". Upon being captured, the game will notify the player that the Pokémon already has an original Trainer, before putting it in the player's party or PC storage. Once captured, the Pokémon will have N's ID number, 00002, and thus gains the boosted experience that traded Pokémon do.

These Pokémon cannot be nicknamed. N's Pokémon have a set nature and have IVs of 30 in every stat, and have maximum friendship when captured. They are coded to never be Shiny. While there is only one of each Pokémon, if the Pokémon faints or the battle is otherwise ended without the Pokémon being caught, it can be encountered again.

In the spin-off games

Pokémon GO

Enigma Special Background

Special "enigma Field Research" (Japanese: ナゾのフィールドリサーチ mysterious Field Research) was available in Pokémon GO during Pokémon GO Tour: Unova events in early 2025. Players with local event tickets in Los Angeles[1] or New Taipei City[2] on February 21–23, 2025 had a chance of receiving enigma Field Research tasks when spinning specific PokéStops. Players around the world were then able to access these tasks rarely from spinning any PokéStop from February 27 to March 2, 2025. These tasks rewarded encounters with N's Pokémon with a guaranteed Special Background inspired by the animation that plays when encountering them in the core series games. Unlike in the core series games, these Pokémon can be Shiny and, if applicable, either gender.

In the TCG

Main article: Owner's Pokémon (TCG) → N's Pokémon

List of N's Pokémon

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Desert Resort

Docile Nature Naive Nature Calm Nature
Types:
Ground Dark
Ability:
Intimidate or Moxie
Held item:
None
Sandile Lv.22
Sand Tomb
Ground Physical
Assurance
Dark Physical
Mud-Slap
Ground Special
Embargo
Dark Status
Type:
Fire Unknown
Ability:
Hustle
Held item:
None
Darumaka Lv.22
Headbutt
Normal Physical
Uproar
Normal Special
Facade
Normal Physical
Fire Punch
Fire Physical
Type:
Fire Unknown
Ability:
Zen Mode
Held item:
None
Darmanitan Lv.35
Thrash
Normal Physical
Belly Drum
Normal Status
Flare Blitz
Fire Physical
Hammer Arm
Fighting Physical
Lax Nature Gentle Nature
Types:
Dark Fighting
Ability:
Shed Skin or Moxie
Held item:
None
Scraggy Lv.22
Faint Attack
Dark Physical
Headbutt
Normal Physical
Swagger
Normal Status
Brick Break
Fighting Physical
Types:
Psychic Flying
Ability:
Wonder Skin or Magic Guard
Held item:
None
Sigilyph Lv.22
Tailwind
Flying Status
Whirlwind
Normal Status
Psybeam
Psychic Special
Air Cutter
Flying Special

Driftveil City

Hasty Nature
Type:
Dark Unknown
Ability:
Illusion
Held item:
None
Zorua Lv.25
Fury Swipes
Normal Physical
Faint Attack
Dark Physical
Scary Face
Normal Status
Taunt
Dark Status

Chargestone Cave

Naive Nature Docile Nature
Type:
Rock Unknown
Ability:
Sturdy
Held item:
None
Boldore Lv.28
Mud-Slap
Ground Special
Iron Defense
Steel Status
Smack Down
Rock Physical
Power Gem
Rock Special
Types:
Bug Electric
Ability:
Compoundeyes or Unnerve
Held item:
None
Joltik Lv.28
Electroweb
Electric Special
Bug Bite
Bug Physical
Gastro Acid
Poison Status
Slash
Normal Physical
Bashful Nature Rash Nature
Types:
Grass Steel
Ability:
Iron Barbs
Held item:
None
Ferroseed Lv.28
Metal Claw
Steel Physical
Pin Missile
Bug Physical
Gyro Ball
Steel Physical
Iron Defense
Steel Status
Type:
Steel Unknown
Ability:
Plus or Minus
Held item:
None
Klink Lv.28
ThunderShock
Electric Special
Gear Grind
Steel Physical
Bind
Normal Physical
Charge Beam
Electric Special

Pinwheel Forest

Sassy Nature Rash Nature Modest Nature
Types:
Normal Flying
Ability:
Big Pecks or Super Luck
Held item:
None
Pidove Lv.13
Gust
Flying Special
Growl
Normal Status
Leer
Normal Status
Quick Attack
Normal Physical
Type:
Fighting Unknown
Ability:
Guts or Sheer Force
Held item:
None
Timburr Lv.13
Leer
Normal Status
Focus Energy
Normal Status
Bide
Normal Physical
Low Kick
Fighting Physical
Type:
Water Unknown
Ability:
Swift Swim or Hydration
Held item:
None
Tympole Lv.13
Growl
Normal Status
Supersonic
Normal Status
Round
Normal Special
BubbleBeam
Water Special

Route 2

Timid Nature
Type:
Dark Unknown
Ability:
Limber or Unburden
Held item:
None
Purrloin Lv.7
Scratch
Normal Physical
Growl
Normal Status
Assist
Normal Status
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Wellspring Cave

Timid Nature
Types:
Psychic Flying
Ability:
Unaware or Klutz
Held item:
None
Woobat Lv.55
Air Slash
Flying Special
Future Sight
Psychic Special
Psychic
Psychic Special
Endeavor
Normal Physical

Trivia

  • Because N's Pokémon have individual values of 30 in each stat, if they are taught Hidden Power, then it will always result in a Fighting-type move with a base power of 70.
  • Some of N's Pokémon may contradict themselves from Pokémon Black and White, as in Black and White, their Abilities were set.
  • Unlike the other Pokémon, N did not use Woobat, Darmanitan, or Zorua in his battles with the player in Black and White. Instead, these are the Pokémon featured beside a young N in those games' introduction video.
  • Only N's ZekromB2/ReshiramW2 is not categorized as one of N's Pokémon.

References

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