List of scrapped Pokémon

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==Overall Scrapped==
Image	Name 	Debut 	Info
 	Buhii (ブヒー) 	Capsule Monsters 	All that is known about Buhii is that it was a beta, cat-like Pokémon who never made it into the final cut. It's number is the same as Jynx's (#124), which is also the index number for Caterpie.
N/A 	Mega Flygon (メガフライゴン) 	Game Freak Interview. 	Originally, in X & Y, Flygon was going to have a mega evolution. The designers were unable to come up with a sound design, and so it was scrapped.
N/A 	Oviparous creature (卵生生物) 	Capsule Monsters 	In early artworks of Red with a Rhydon in a cave, an unnamed, unidentified creature can been seen next to an egg, presumably hatching from one.
 	Godzillante (ゴジランテ) 	Capsule Monsters 	Its name and fire-breathing ability imply it's based off of Godzilla.In the original artwork, Godzillante is shown fighting Gorillaimo.
N/A 	Unnamed Sheep (名前のない羊) 	Game Freak interview 	An unnamed Pokémon based off of Dolly the sheep (the first successfully cloned organism). The idea was scrapped because the idea was deemed to be "too conversational". Some people say that this Pokémon's unreleased design was worked into Mareep and Flaaffy.
 	Gorillamo (ゴリライモ) 	Capsule Monsters 	Gorillamo (theoretically) references the character Ninten from the game Mother. It also resembles the Super Mario Bros. character, Donkey Kong.In the original artwork, Gorillaimo is shown fighting Godzillante.
 	Papyō (パピョー) 	Capsule Monsters 	Papyō's number is what is now Qwilfish's (#211).
 	Kabiin (かびいん) 	Capsule Monsters 	It appears to be a round, humanoid creature; it's silhouette representative of Kirby.
N/A 	Unnamed Rabbit (名前のないウサギ) 	Game Freak interview 	An unnamed rabbit-based Pokémon with a flower for a nose. It was scrapped due to it making no sense (in its environment).No image was released for this Pokémon.
 	Dragon4 (ドラゴン4) 	Capsule Monsters 	It's number is 124 (coincidentally the same as Buhii's).It has a scrapped move known as "Fire Breath" (ファイアーブレス) that requires 70 TP.
 	Kurusu (来栖) 	Pokémon Gold & Silver beta 	The original water type starter of Gold & Silver.
 	Honōguma (ほのぐま) 	Pokémon Gold & Silver beta 	The original fire type for Gold & Silver.
 	Nekontop (ネコントップ) 	1997 MicroGroup Game Review Magazine (vol. 14)	This Pokémon was only seen on the cover of a 1997 MicroGroup Game Review Magazine. It resembles a Clefairy-Hitmontop hybrid.This creature appears alongside an unnamed turtle-based Pokémon.
 	Unnamed turtle 	1997 MicroGroup Game Review Magazine (vol. 14)	This Pokémon was only seen on the cover of a 1997 MicroGroup Game Review Magazine.This creature appears alongside a Nekontop.
==Altered Beta Designs==
Image	Name 	Debut 	Info
 	Kokana (こかな) 	Pokémon Red & Green beta 	Weedle's beta counterpart.
 	Beta Spearow (ベータスピアロウ) 	Pokémon Red & Green beta 	Spearow's beta design.This design, along side Ivysaur's and Spearow's, was created in 1990, before the creation of Capsule Monsters (the beta-version of Pokémon), making it one of the first three Pokémon.
 	Kasanagi (笠薙) 	Pokémon Red & Green beta 	Kakuna's beta counterpart; and the evolved form of Kokana.
 	Kasanagi evolution (カサナギ進化) 	Pokémon Red & Green beta 	The unnamed evolution of Kasanagi. In the final game, it was replaced by Beedrill.Some people say that Kasanagi's evolution was reworked into the design of Ledian.
N/A 	Beta Stunfisk (ベータスタンフィスク) 	Pokémon Black & White beta	Stunfisk was originally based on a goosefish, and was going to be a water/eclectric type.No design was ever given.
 	Beta Gengar (ベータゲンガー) 	Capsule Monsters 	Gengar's beta design. While the alterations are minor, the beta is slightly longer than its current design. A few extra spikes are on the back.
 	Beta Ivysaur (ベータアイビーサウルス) 	Pokémon Red & Green beta 	Ivysaur's beta design.This design, along side Clefairy's and Spearow's, was created in 1990, before the creation of Capsule Monsters (the beta-version of Pokémon), making it one of the first three Pokémon.
 	Beta Nidorino (ベタニドリーノ) 	Capsule Monsters 	Nidorino's beta design. It has the traits of a Nidorino, Gyarados, and Feraligatr.
N/A 	Beta Deino, Zweilous, & Hydreigon 	Pokémon Black & White beta	Hydreigon's evolution line was originally planned to be based off of a tank, but was scrapped because the designer simply felt like it didn't work.Originally, the entire concept was going to be removed, but was added back in when the series called for a strong, 3-stage dragon type.
 	Beta Arceus (ベータアルセウス) 	Nintendo Gigaleaks 	During the Nintendo Gigaleaks (a two-year time period in which various anonymous hackers leaked Nintendo source code on 4chan), Arceus's beta design was leaked. Like all of the sprite sheets from the Gigaleak, the sprite was never intended to be seen.
 	Beta Clefairy (ベータクレフェアリー) 	Pokémon Red & Green beta 	Clefairy's beta design.This design, along side Ivysaur's and Spearow's, was created in 1990, before the creation of Capsule Monsters (the beta-version of Pokémon), making it one of the first three Pokémon.
 	Beta Lapras 	Capsule Monsters 	Lapras's beta design. Upon its back rides a beta trainer.
 	Beta Blastoise & Staryu 	Capsule Monsters 	A beta version of Blastoise fighting a beta Staryu.
 	Beta Gastly 	Capsule Monsters 	A beta Gastly.
==External Links==
*Nintendo data leak (Wikipedia)
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