| Pokémon | Type | Notes | |---------|------|-------| | Pidgey | Normal/Flying | Route 1 | | Rattata | Normal | Route 1 | | Sentret | Normal | Route 1 | | Lillipup | Normal | Route 2 (Gen 5 addition) | | Ralts | Psychic/Fairy | Route 3 (rare, 5% spawn) – extremely valuable | | Shinx | Electric | Route 4 (Gen 4 fan favorite) | | Magikarp | Water | Any water rod |
Your journey begins with a choice, but in Glazed, you actually get two shots at starters.
First Choice (Tunod Starter):
Second Choice (Johto Starter): Shortly after beginning your adventure, you will have the opportunity to pick a second starter from the Johto region:
As the game is built on Emerald, the Hoenn Pokédex is the "native" list.
If you are a fan of ROM hacks, you already know that Pokemon Glazed (and its updated counterpart, Blazed Glazed) is widely considered one of the greatest ROM hacks of all time. It offers an original region (Tunod), two post-game regions (Johto and Rankor), an engaging story, and a difficulty curve that keeps even veteran players on their toes.
However, with over 386 catchable Pokemon spread across three regions, many players find themselves asking one critical question: Where can I find a complete, accurate Pokemon Glazed Pokedex List?
You have come to the right place. This article serves as your definitive guide to the Pokemon Glazed Pokedex. We will break down the regional spawns, version-exclusive differences (Glazed vs. Blazed Glazed), and tips for completing the hack’s National Dex.
You don't need to worry about unlocking a "National Dex." As soon as you start the game, you can encounter Pokémon from all regions. Your Pokédex acts as a National Dex from the get-go.
For many trainers, the thrill of Pokémon Glazed is hunting down Legendaries. The game doesn't hold back. Here is a quick cheat sheet on where to find a few of the heavy hitters:
Pro Tip: Most Legendaries require you to have beaten the Elite Four or specific champion battles to spawn.
Tips:
Pokémon Glazed is a renowned ROM hack of Pokémon Emerald (GBA). It features a completely new region (Tunod), a second region (Johto), and a post-game area (Rankor). Unlike the main series games, Glazed does not have a single, static regional Pokédex. Instead, it draws from Generations 1 through 5, with a final roster of 386 obtainable Pokémon (in the standard version) or around 420+ (in Blazed Glazed, which includes more Gen 4–5 evolutions and fixes).
Key Note: There is no official "Glazed Pokédex list" in the game menu. Instead, the game uses the National Pokédex format. The "list" refers to which Pokémon are available, where, and in what order.
