Confirmed Pokemon for Pokemon Sleep

Another installment in the Pokemon franchise, Pokemon Sleep, allows you to catch ’em all through the simple act of getting some rest. But just how many creatures can you catch? Here’s a list of all the confirmed ‘mon in Pokemon Sleep so far.

The Pokemon franchise is continuously expanding, and one of its latest additions to captivate trainers is Pokemon Sleep – a sleep tracker that grants you different Pokemon depending on your sleeping habits.

Pokemon Sleep, created by the Japanese developer Select Button and released by TPC, was unveiled in 2019. This unique sleep-tracking game lets trainers monitor their sleep and capture a variety of Pokemon from the entire series. But exactly how many Pokemon can players collect within the app?

Here is a complete list of all the Pokemon that have been confirmed in the app thus far.

An image of Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep. — Niantic

There are a handful of Pokemon for users to catch in Pokemon Sleep.

All confirmed Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep

The app contains Pokemon from various Generations, including those from the Kanto, Johto, and Sinnoh regions. The table below provides a complete list of all confirmed Pokemon currently available in the app.

Pokemon	Sleep Type
Bulbasaur	Dozing
Ivysaur	Dozing
Venusaur	Dozing
Charmander	Snoozing
Charmeleon	Snoozing
Charizard	Snoozing
Squirtle	Slumbering
Wartortle	Slumbering
Blastoise	Slumbering
Caterpie	Dozing
Metapod	Dozing
Butterfree	Dozing
Rattata	Snoozing
Raticate	Snoozing
Ekans	Dozing
Arbok	Dozing
Pikachu	Snoozing
Raichu	Snoozing
Clefairy	Snoozing
Clefable	Snoozing
Jigglypuff	Snoozing
Wigglytuff	Snoozing
Diglett	Snoozing
Dugtrio	Snoozing
Meowth	Snoozing
Persian	Snoozing
Psyduck	Dozing
Golduck	Slumbering
Mankey	Dozing
First	Dozing
Growlithe	Snoozing
Arcanine	Snoozing
Bellsprout	Dozing
Weepinbell	Dozing
Victreebel	Dozing
Geodude	Slumbering
Graveler	Slumbering
Golem	Slumbering
Slowpoke	Snoozing
Slowbro	Snoozing
Magenemite	Slumbering
Magneto	Slumbering
Dodu	Slumbering
Lactating	Slumbering
Gastly	Dozing
Haunter	Dozing
Gengar	Dozing
Onyx	Slumbering
Cubone	Slumbering
Marowak	Slumbering
Kangaskhan	Snoozing
Mr. Mime	Snoozing
think	Dozing
Ditto	Snoozing
Eevee	Snoozing
Vaporeon	Slumbering
Jolteon	Snoozing
Flareon	Snoozing
Dratini	Dozing
Dragonair	Dozing
Dragonite	Dozing
Chikorita	Dozing
Bayleef	Dozing
Meganium	Dozing
Cyndaquil	Snoozing
Quilava	Snoozing
Typhlosion	Snoozing
Totodile	Slumbering
Croconaw	Slumbering
Feraligatr	Slumbering
Pichu	Slumbering
Cleffa	Slumbering
Igglybuff	Slumbering
Togepi	Slumbering
Togetic	Snoozing
Mareep	Snoozing
Fluffy	Snoozing
Ampharos	Snoozing
Sudowoodo	Slumbering
Espeon	Snoozing
Umbreon	Dozing
Slowking	Snoozing
Wobbuffet	Snoozing
Steelix	Slumbering
Heracross	Dozing
Delibird	Dozing
Houndour	Dozing
Houndoom	Dozing
Raikou	Snoozing
Larvitar	Slumbering
Pupitar	Slumbering
Tyranitar	Dozing
Ralts	Snoozing
Kirlia	Snoozing
Gardevoir	Snoozing
Slakoth	Snoozing
Vigoroth	Dozing
Slaking	Snoozing
Sableye	Dozing
Gulpin	Dozing
Swalot	Dozing
Swablu	Slumbering
Altars	Dozing
Shuppet	Dozing
Banette	Dozing
Absol	Dozing
Wynaut	Slumbering
Sphere	Slumbering
Sealeo	Slumbering
Walrein	Slumbering
Bonsly	Slumbering
Mime Jr.	Snoozing
Riolu	Slumbering
Lucario	Slumbering
Croagunk	Dozing
Toxic	Dozing
Snover	Slumbering
Abomasnow	Slumbering
Magnezone	Slumbering
Togekiss	Snoozing
Leafeon	Dozing
Glaceon	Slumbering
Gallade	Slumbering
Sylveon	Snoozing
Dead	Snoozing
Stufful	Slumbering
Claim	Slumbering
Comfey	Snoozing

Understanding Different Types of Sleep

The sleep type refers to the specific type of sleep needed to catch a particular Pokemon. After sleeping, the sleep tracker will assess the quality of your rest and categorize it as either Dozing, Snoozing, or Slumbering.

The Pokemon that appears when you wake up will vary depending on your sleep type. The listed table contains all currently verified sleep types, and this page will be updated as more information becomes available.