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I was wondering if Pokemon in Pokemon GO have something in common with original Pokemons from the original games (Pokemon Blue/Red, FireRed/LeafGreen etc).

For example, moves and levels from original game can be found in Pokemon database's Pokedex. But do Pokemon in Pokemon GO have same/similar moves and levels as Pokemon in original games?

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The moves and Pokemon are very similar to the original Blue, Red and Yellow games. The dynamics about how to evolve a Pokemon work different though.

They will most likely add more Pokemon and moves as time goes on to keep players engaged with the game. You can find a list of all the Pokemon available, which will show the moves for some Pokemon as well. I guess this data will get updated as players find out about the details of all the Pokemon available in the game.

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    A lot of the available moves were actually added in subsequent games, such as Steel Wing, Power Whip, and so on
    – Pyritie
    Jul 14, 2016 at 12:27
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Well it has the original 150/151 Pokemon and their moves. So instead of something in common it's more like a re-imagining of the original pokemon games.

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  • What is the missing 1 pokemon?
    – Damek
    Jul 14, 2016 at 10:54
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    @Damek That would be Mew, we do not know if it's in the game.
    – Riley
    Jul 14, 2016 at 10:59
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    I don't recall Dark or Ghost types being in the original games, nor do I remember seeing Steel Wing or Aerial Ace as moves for the bird families. I'd love to see an established source for what gen the moveset is based off- because it is definitely not first gen. My mistake- Ghost was in Gen1, but dark definitely wasn't, and I have a Raticate with a Dark bite ability
    – KizTrap
    Jul 14, 2016 at 11:51
  • It could be the moves up to Gen 3 then. Since Aerial Ace was introduced there.
    – Riley
    Jul 14, 2016 at 12:15
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    Venusaur can have Petal Blizzard as one of its powerful moves, and that's a gen 6 move
    – Pyritie
    Jul 14, 2016 at 12:30

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