SINNOH · Route 226

Route 226 – Pokémon & Locations

Every wild Pokémon on Route 226 in Diamond/Pearl/Platinum: catch rates, levels and trainers, plus the Diamond/Pearl differences and a calculated best-catch tip. Data as of Platinum.

WILD POKÉMON

Encounter table

ITEMS

Items on Route 226

TM53 (Energy Ball)

Gift

Lagging Tail

Found
TRAINERS

Trainers on Route 226

Route trainer data is missing. This region only lists key battles (gyms, Elite Four, Champion).

CALCULATED TIP

Best catch on Route 226

Gyarados — Gen V (2010) sprite

Gyarados has the highest base stat total (540) of every catchable species here, statistically the strongest catch on Route 226. Automatically calculated from stats, not a meta ranking.

NUZLOCKE

Nuzlocke on Route 226

Log encounter

Log the first catch on Route 226 straight into a new Nuzlocke run. The tracker knows every encounter on this route.

Q&A

17 species. Most common: Magikarp (100 %), Wingull (60 %), Horsea (45 %). The rarest catch is Mankey (2 %). All rates are the max encounter slots from PokéAPI (Platinum).

Yes, the Diamond/Pearl versions differ. Diamond and Pearl differ on Route 226 like this: Seel only in Diamond (30%); Dewgong only in Diamond (5%); Spheal only in Pearl (30%); Sealeo only in Pearl (5%)

Yes. There are 2 items on Route 226: TM53 (Energy Ball), Lagging Tail.

Gyarados. With a base stat total of 540, Gyarados has the highest total of all catchable species here: calculated tip for Route 226 (derived automatically from stats, not a meta ranking).

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Route 226 on the interactive map