Which Poison Type Pokemon Are You?

Have you ever wondered, which Poison Type Pokemon are you? If so, you have come to the right spot. All you have to do is answer the questions about yourself and we will let you know the poison-type that you resemble. Possible options are from all 8 Generations and include Muk, Ariados, Crobat, Toxtricity, and more. Note: You can also use this quiz as a way to determine the poison-type that you should use during your next playthrough.

Which Poison Type Pokemon Are You?

Instructions: Just answer the 10 questions about yourself below and we will give you the result at the end. It will automatically move you on to the next question after you select your answer. There are also social share buttons at the end so that you can compare your results with your friends.

What is your favorite type (other than poison)?
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 1:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 2:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 3:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 4:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 5:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 6:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 7:
Choose your favorite Pokemon from Generation 8:
Choose your favorite move out of the ones listed:
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Here Are All Of The Possible Results That You Could Have Gotten:

Here are all of the potential results and also some additional details about each of them.

Nidoking/ Nidoqueen

Nidoking and Nidoqueen are poison and ground types that were both introduced in Generation 1. We have included both of them together because all of your answers will lead you to either one of them (you also can decide if you prefer the king or queen version). Nidoking evolves from Nidoran and then Nidorino after you use a moon stone on it. Nidqueen evolves from Nidoran and then Nidorina after you use a moon stone on it. In the anime, Nidoking had made multiple appearances and is a member of Gary Oak’s team. Nidoqueen has also made multiple appearances in the anime and Gary has one as well.

Arbok

Arbok is a pure poison type that was introduced in Generation 1. It evolves from Ekans, which shares the same typing. Fans of the anime will know Arbok well as it served as the main Pokemon of Jessie of Team Rocket.

Muk

Muk is a pure poison type that was introduced in Generation 1. It evolves from Grimer, which shares the same typing. In the anime, it has made multiple appearances and one was ultimately caught by Ash Ketchum.

Ariados

Ariados is a poison and bug type that was introduced in Generation 2. It evolves from Spinarak, which also shares the same typing. In the anime, it has been used by multiple trainers, including Oakley, Aya, Harley, and also J.

Crobat

Crobat is a poison and flying type that was introduced in Generation 2. It evolves from Zubat and then Golbat after being leveled up with a high enough friendship level. In the anime, it serves as one of the main Pokemon of Brock.

Roserade

Roserade is a poison and grass type that was introduced in Generation 4. It evolves from Budew and then Roselia after you use the shiny stone on it. In the anime, it serves as the main Pokemon of Drew and Nando.

Salazzle

Salazzle is a poison and fire type that was introduced in Generation 6. It evolves from Salandit but only if it is a female. In the anime, it serves as one of the main Pokemon of Lusamine and Plumeria.

Toxapex

Toxapex is a poison and water type that was introduced in Generation 7. It evolves from Mareanie, which shares the same typing. In the anime, it has only made a few appearances so far.

Toxtricity

Toxtricity is a poison and electric type that was introduced in Generation 8. It evolves from Toxel, which shares the same typing. It also has two different forms, Amped or Low Key. As of writing this, it has not appeared in the anime yet.

All Poison Type Pokemon

Here are all of the different Poison Pokemon from every Generation of video games.

  • Bulbasaur
  • Ivysaur
  • Venusaur
  • Weedle
  • Kakuna
  • Beedrill
  • Ekans
  • Arbok
  • Nidoran♀
  • Nidorina
  • Nidoqueen
  • Nidoran♂
  • Nidorino
  • Nidoking
  • Zubat
  • Golbat
  • Oddish
  • Gloom
  • Vileplume
  • Venonat
  • Venomoth
  • Bellsprout
  • Weepinbell
  • Victreebel
  • Tentacool
  • Tentacruel
  • Slowbro (Galarian Form)
  • Grimer
  • Grimer (Alolan Form)
  • Muk
  • Muk (Alolan Form)
  • Gastly
  • Haunter
  • Gengar
  • Koffing
  • Weezing
  • Weezing (Galarian Form)
  • Spinarak
  • Ariados
  • Crobat
  • Slowking (Galarian Form)
  • Qwilfish
  • Dustox
  • Roselia
  • Gulpin
  • Swalot
  • Seviper
  • Budew
  • Roserade
  • Stunky
  • Skuntank
  • Skorupi
  • Drapion
  • Croagunk
  • Toxicroak
  • Arceus
  • Venipede
  • Whirlipede
  • Scolipede
  • Trubbish
  • Garbodor
  • Foongus
  • Amoonguss
  • Skrelp
  • Dragalge
  • Mareanie
  • Toxapex
  • Salandit
  • Salazzle
  • Silvally
  • Nihilego
  • Poipole
  • Naganadel
  • Toxel
  • Toxtricity
  • Eternatus

Some Additional Poison Type Trivia

Here are some additional facts about the type that we found interesting but couldn’t find a place for on the rest of the page.

  • Generation 1 introduced the most poison-types with 33, which is more than any other type. As a result, this remains the only Generation where poison is the most common type.
  • Generation 6 introduced the fewest poison-types with only 2, Skrelp and Dragalge.

So, which Poison Pokemon are you? Let me know in the comment section and also share this with your friends to compare your answers.

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