Pokémon List Generator

List format:

Codes:
%[number]% - returns Pokémon's Pokédex number (in the dex you are ordering the list by) or number in alphabetical order (when ordered alphabetically) with only the necessary digits (e.g. 1 for Bulbasaur in National Pokédex order, or 1 for Treecko in Hoenn Pokédex order)
%[3number]% - returns Pokémon's Pokédex number (in the dex you are ordering the list by) or number in alphabetical order (when ordered alphabetically) with three digits (e.g. 001 for Bulbasaur in National Pokédex order, or 001 for Treecko in Hoenn Pokédex order)
%[nnumber]% - returns Pokémon's National Pokédex number, irrelevant of which ordering you are using, with only the necessary digits (e.g. 1 for Bulbasaur in all ordering modes)
%[3nnumber]% - returns Pokémon's National Pokédex number, irrelevant of which ordering you are using, with three digits (e.g. 001 for Bulbasaur in all ordering modes)
%[name]% - returns Pokémon's name
%[lowercasename]% - returns Pokémon's name in all lowercase
%[uppercasename]% - returns Pokémon's name in all uppercase
%[az09name]% - returns Pokémon's name written in lowercase alphanumeric characters, with all other characters, including spaces, periods, apostrophes, hyphens, etc. stripped out, useful for various scripting purposes

Everything else will be returned as put in.

Examples: "%[3number]%: <b>%[name]%</b><br>" ordered by National Pokédex will return a list in the format "001: Bulbasaur" etc.; "<img src="%[3nnumber]%%[lowercasename]%.gif"> " ordered by Hoenn Pokédex will return a list of images named 252treecko.gif, 253grovyle.gif, etc.

Generations to include in list:



NOTE: If you plan to include an actual % sign in each list item, you must put it in as "&#37;" rather than %.

Order by:





Technically, not all Pokémon have an official number in region-specific Pokédexes - the Hoenn and both Sinnoh dexes' numbering stops at 202, 151 and 210, respectively, and the Johto Pokédex in fact does not number the Pokémon at all and is strictly a method of ordering rather than a method of numbering (although here I have taken the license to pretend the Pokémon from #1-#251 are numbered in it, simply because if you wanted three question marks as all the Pokémon's numbers, you would put those in manually). By default, the List Generator will include the rest of the Pokémon, ordered by National Pokédex number, but show their numbers as ??? (provided, of course, that their generation is not excluded). If you would like it to "make up" a number by simply continuing to increment the number by one for each Pokémon, please check the box below. For obvious reasons, this has no effect when ordering alphabetically or by National Pokédex or when not including the non-numbered Pokémon.

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