Pokemon Glazed Pokedex List Work May 2026

Sinnoh Pokémon are integrated into the wild encounter tables or available through events.

The hack uses a modified wild encounter system. Every Pokémon obtainable in the dex can be caught in the wild, via in-game gifts, or through static encounters. The only “trades” are optional evolution helpers (e.g., NPCs who evolve your Haunter into Gengar). pokemon glazed pokedex list work

001 – Bulbasaur
002 – Ivysaur
003 – Venusaur
004 – Charmander
005 – Charmeleon
006 – Charizard
007 – Squirtle
008 – Wartortle
009 – Blastoise
010 – Chikorita
011 – Bayleef
012 – Meganium
013 – Cyndaquil
014 – Quilava
015 – Typhlosion
016 – Totodile
017 – Croconaw
018 – Feraligatr
019 – Tunod (Fakémon – Grass starter in Tunod region)
020 – Tunabyss (Fakémon – evolution of Tunod)
021 – Tunaking (Fakémon – final Grass form)
022 – Oshalyn (Fakémon – Fire starter in Tunod)
023 – Oshacle (Fakémon – evolution)
024 – Oshafire (Fakémon – final Fire form)
025 – Lepros (Fakémon – Water starter in Tunod)
026 – Lepidae (Fakémon – evolution)
027 – Lepiradon (Fakémon – final Water form) Sinnoh Pokémon are integrated into the wild encounter

In version 7b (the most common base download), Pokémon #251 (Celebi) and #385 (Jirachi) are listed in the National Dex but are literally unobtainable without cheats. Do not waste time hunting them. Later patches (like Blazed Glazed 1.3) fix this by placing them in the Mystery Garden. The hack uses a modified wild encounter system

After obtaining the National Dex, highlight any missing mon and press A to view its habitat. The game will show up to four locations. However, note a bug in earlier Glazed versions: some areas are mislabeled. Cross-reference with online guides for Rankor’s foggy routes.