How many bunny Pokemon are there?
While plenty of Pokemon are based on objects or fantasy creatures, many take inspiration from real-world animals like bunnies. Those who love rabbits can find adorable bunny-inspired Pokemon across each generation, from Diamond & Pearl’s Buneary to theFire-typeStarter Scorbunny.
Many of these bunny-inspired Pokemon are unique in their designs but draw clear parrels to one another. These bunny Pokemon often share things like long, floppy ears and posture.
While some bunny-like Pokemon introduced in earlier generations, like Nidoran male and female, might be a bit harder to pin down, some are clear as day.
We’ve combed through the entire Pokedex from the Game Boy’s Red & Blue to the most recent titles,Pokemon Scarlet & Violetand its Hidden Treasure of Area Zero DLC, to find out how many are based on bunnies –there are 20!
You can see the full list of all bunny Pokemon in the series, which includes plenty of different rabbit-like monsters with different designs.
There were no bunny-inspired Pokemon introduced in Generation 9’s Scarlet & Violet.
The difficult part of categorizing Pokemon is how you define them, as some may be a mixture of two or more species. For bunny Pokemon,some are explicitly described as such in the Pokedex. For example, Buneary is called the ‘Rabbit Pokemon.’
However, some bunny-inspired Pokemon do not mention the real-world animal in their classification. Bunnelby is called the ‘Digging Pokemon’ despite its clear rabbit inspirations.
Others aren’t so obvious but have enough rabbit-like features that we’ve included them. Wigglytuff is a good example. While it doesn’t resemble a traditional bunny, it sports long, rabbit-like ears and hops around while moving.
Those are all the bunny Pokemon in the franchise. You can also check out our list ofall dog Pokemon,all cat Pokemon, as well as thecutestandcreepiestPokemon of all time.
Philip Trahan was a Games Writer on Dexerto’s US team, specializing in Pokemon, Apex Legends, Call of Duty, RPGs, JRPGs, and Nintendo franchises. He also has bylines at NintendoEverything and GameRant.
