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Poison-Type Pokémon Silhouette Quiz

Train on Poison-type silhouettes drawn from snakes, bats, sludge, gas clouds, jellyfish, toxic plants, arthropods, engines, and mineral growths. This pool changes body plan dramatically across its dual-type pairings.

Pokémon83
Single type16
Dual type67
Generations9
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Twelve shapes from this pool

Silhouette warm-up

Try to identify these Poison-type Pokémon before opening the focused quiz. Names stay hidden here.

Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #023
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #031
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #041
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #073
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #089
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #094
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #110
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #336
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #452
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #569
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #849
Poison-type mystery Pokémon silhouette
Mystery #970

How to read Poison silhouettes

Classify the material first—solid animal, liquid mass, gas cloud, plant, machine, or crystal. That distinction removes more possibilities than searching for a generic toxic feature.

  1. Serpentine Poison Pokémon differ through hoods, head shape, fangs, and whether the body ends in a coil or a pointed tail.
  2. Sludge and gas designs use irregular edges, drips, lobes, or multiple floating masses instead of clear limbs.
  3. Tentacles, stingers, horns, and flower structures often reveal Water, Bug, Ground, or Grass pairings.
  4. Later mechanical and mineral Poison types use wheels, exhaust pipes, petals, and crystalline spikes as strong identifiers.

Common dual-type pairings

These counts use each Pokémon’s current classification and include both primary and secondary positions.

  • Grass · 14Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venusaur
  • Bug · 12Weedle, Kakuna, Beedrill
  • Water · 6Tentacool, Tentacruel, Qwilfish
  • Dark · 4Stunky, Skuntank, Drapion
  • Fighting · 4Croagunk, Toxicroak, Sneasler
  • Ghost · 4Gastly, Haunter, Gengar

Silhouettes that are easy to confuse

Snake or dragon?

Poison snakes retain a simple continuous body and prominent head or hood, while dragons more often add limbs, wings, or armor.

Gas cloud or rounded creature?

Gas forms have several uneven outer lobes or connected heads; solid round bodies keep a cleaner continuous boundary.

Tentacles or spikes?

Tentacles curve and hang with variable spacing, while defensive spikes radiate more rigidly around a central body.

Poison Pokémon by generation

Use the distribution to choose a smaller era to study next. Counts refer to the generation where each species was introduced.

Complete Poison-type roster

This checklist includes Pokémon where Poison is either the primary or secondary current type. Alternate forms are not counted as separate species.

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  1. #001 Bulbasaur
  2. #002 Ivysaur
  3. #003 Venusaur
  4. #013 Weedle
  5. #014 Kakuna
  6. #015 Beedrill
  7. #023 Ekans
  8. #024 Arbok
  9. #029 Nidoran♀
  10. #030 Nidorina
  11. #031 Nidoqueen
  12. #032 Nidoran♂
  13. #033 Nidorino
  14. #034 Nidoking
  15. #041 Zubat
  16. #042 Golbat
  17. #043 Oddish
  18. #044 Gloom
  19. #045 Vileplume
  20. #048 Venonat
  21. #049 Venomoth
  22. #069 Bellsprout
  23. #070 Weepinbell
  24. #071 Victreebel
  25. #072 Tentacool
  26. #073 Tentacruel
  27. #088 Grimer
  28. #089 Muk
  29. #092 Gastly
  30. #093 Haunter
  31. #094 Gengar
  32. #109 Koffing
  33. #110 Weezing
  34. #167 Spinarak
  35. #168 Ariados
  36. #169 Crobat
  37. #211 Qwilfish
  38. #269 Dustox
  39. #315 Roselia
  40. #316 Gulpin
  41. #317 Swalot
  42. #336 Seviper
  43. #406 Budew
  44. #407 Roserade
  45. #434 Stunky
  46. #435 Skuntank
  47. #451 Skorupi
  48. #452 Drapion
  49. #453 Croagunk
  50. #454 Toxicroak
  51. #543 Venipede
  52. #544 Whirlipede
  53. #545 Scolipede
  54. #568 Trubbish
  55. #569 Garbodor
  56. #590 Foongus
  57. #591 Amoonguss
  58. #690 Skrelp
  59. #691 Dragalge
  60. #747 Mareanie
  61. #748 Toxapex
  62. #757 Salandit
  63. #758 Salazzle
  64. #793 Nihilego
  65. #803 Poipole
  66. #804 Naganadel
  67. #848 Toxel
  68. #849 Toxtricity
  69. #890 Eternatus
  70. #903 Sneasler
  71. #904 Overqwil
  72. #944 Shroodle
  73. #945 Grafaiai
  74. #965 Varoom
  75. #966 Revavroom
  76. #969 Glimmet
  77. #970 Glimmora
  78. #980 Clodsire
  79. #994 Iron Moth
  80. #1014 Okidogi
  81. #1015 Munkidori
  82. #1016 Fezandipiti
  83. #1025 Pecharunt

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