Pokemon Monomyth Pokedex: names, types and forms

How do I search the Pokemon Monomyth Pokedex?

Start with the name printed in the game or a number you can read clearly. A number search is useful when a screenshot makes the spelling uncertain. A name fragment is useful when you remember only part of it.

• Use one filter at a time to find the initial match, then narrow it.
• If a name search stops matching after you choose a type, clear the type filter before changing the spelling.
• Sort by number to compare nearby records, while keeping their evidence separate.

How do I check a name and type?

Use the entry's name, number and type labels together. A numbered entry can have several form references, so open the form details rather than assuming the first picture is the only appearance. The main image is an editorial display choice, not proof of a canonical form.

Source details distinguish official v1.0 patch fields from community observations. Marmroot is also visible as No001 with Grass at 00:01 in the linked footage; Thistlepig is No002 with Grass/Ground at 00:05. These observations corroborate those labels without proving an evolution method or identifying an undisplayed video build.

What do Seen and Caught record?

Mark Seen when you want to remember an encounter, and Caught when you want to remember adding that Pokémon to your own collection. These controls are a personal checklist, not a readout of your save or a claim about official completion.

Caught implies Seen. If you remove Seen, Caught is removed too, so a correction does not leave contradictory personal marks. Resetting the search does not erase this checklist.

How do I keep my checklist?

Marks stay in this browser when local storage is available. They do not sync between browsers or devices and can disappear when site data is cleared. Export JSON while your marks are available if you want a separate copy.

The export keeps identities, personal marks and the reference's declared coverage. It is a record to keep or read, not a game save or an official completion certificate. Account syncing and automatic import/restoration are not provided. Older or unrecognized personal marks are kept separately in the backup, without guessing their identities.

The displayed reference sprites are WebP images. Export saves personal-mark data as JSON only, without image bytes. It does not export or edit pictures, or add watermarks to original images.

Why is a result or mark missing?

For an empty search, clear the type filter, check the English name and try the visible number. Form labels and unnumbered specials should be checked separately; a name from another version or an alias may not match the loaded reference.

If marks disappear after a refresh, check whether storage is blocked or site data was cleared. A source-loading error is a loading problem, not evidence that a species is missing. Keep a JSON copy of your marks when you need a separate record.