Elite Redux features many new Pokémon that are classified in different ways; Redux Forms, Convergents, new mega evolutions, new evolutions, and new Paradox Pokémon. For more details of each Pokémon, use the Online ER Dex.
Redux Forms
Redux Forms are variants of Pokémon that have adapted to a new environment, similar to Alolan, Galarian, and Paldean Forms. The origin of redux forms is still under investigation. Most Redux Forms can be obtained from the Adoption Center, with the exceptions of Redux Noibat, which can be found in Seaspray Cave, and a few others which a currently unobtainable.
| Redux | Typing | Original | Location | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Redux Noibat |  |
Rock/Ghost | Noibat |  |
SeaSpray Cave | |
| Redux Noivern |  |
Rock/Ghost | Noivern |  |
Evolve Redux Noibat | |
| Redux Doduo |  |
Poison/Dark/Dragon | Doduo |  |
Adoption center | |
| Redux Dodrio |  |
Poison/Dark/Dragon | Dodrio |  |
Evolve Redux Doduo | |
| Redux Houndour |  |
Ghost | Houndour |
 |
Adoption Center | |
| Redux Houndoom |  |
Ghost | Houndoom |
 |
Evolve Redux Houndour | |
| Mega Redux Houndoom |  |
Ghost | Mega Houndoom |  |
Mega Evolve Redux Hoondoom while holding Houndoomite R | |
| Redux Sableye |  |
Steel/Fairy | Sableye |
 |
Adoption Center | |
| Mega Redux Sableye |  |
Steel/Fairy | Mega Sableye |
 |
Mega Evolve Redux Sableye while holding Sablenite R | |
| Redux Mawile |  |
Dark/Ghost | Mawile |
 |
Adoption Center | |
| Mega Redux Mawile |  |
Dark/Ghost | Mega Mawile |
 |
Mega Evolve Redux Mawile while holding Mawilite R | |
| Redux Pawniard |  |
Fighting/Steel | Pawniard |
 |
Adoption Center | |
| Redux Bisharp |  |
Fighting/Steel | Bisharp |
 |
Evolve Redux Pawniard | |
| Redux Kingambit |  |
Fighting/Steel | Kingambit |
 |
Evolve Redux Bisharp | |
| Mega Redux Kingambit |  |
Fighting/Steel | N/A | N/A | Mega Evolve Redux Kingambit while holding Kingambitite R | |
| Redux Deino |
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Fairy/Dragon | Deino |
 |
Adoption Center | |
| Redux Zweilous |
 |
Fairy/Dragon | Zweilous |
 |
Evolve Redux Deino | |
| Redux Hydreigon |
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Fairy/Dragon | Hydreigon |
 |
Evolve Redux Zweilous | |
| Mega Redux Hydreigon |  |
Fairy/Dragon | N/A | N/A | Mega Evolve Redux Hydreigon while holding Hydreigonite R | |
| Redux Gible |
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Water/Ghost | Gible |
 |
Adoption Center | |
| Redux Gabite |
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Water/Ghost | Gabite |
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Evolve Redux Gible | |
| Redux Garchomp |
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Water/Ghost | Garchomp |
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Evolve Redux Gabite | |
| Mega Redux Garchomp |
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Water/Ghost | Mega Garchomp |
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Mega Evolve Redux Garchomp while holding Garchompite R | |
| Redux Whismer |
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Ghost/Electric | Whismer |
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Adoption Center | |
| Redux Loudred |
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Ghost/Electric | Loudred |
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Evolve Redux Whismer | |
| Redux Exploud |
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Ghost/Electric | Exploud |
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Evolve Redux Exploud | |
Convergent Pokémon
Convergent Pokémon are similar to regional forms, but they are treated as entirely new Pokémon, akin to Pokémon such as Toedscool and Tentacool. Elite Redux introduces 3 new Convergent Pokémon lines, which can be bought from the Adoption Center after a certain amount of badges. More Convergent forms are to be added in later updates.
| Convergent | Typing | Original | Typing | Location | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corm |  |
Grass | Snom |  |
Ice/Bug | Adoption Center |
| Cormoth |  |
Grass | Frosmoth |  |
Ice/Bug | Evolve Corm |
| Popcorm |  |
Grass/Fire | Frosmoth | |
Ice/Bug | Evolve Corm |
| Marbeep |  |
Bug | Mareep |  |
Electric | Adoption Center |
| Fluffbee |  |
Bug | Flaaffy |  |
Electric | Evolve Marbeep |
| Amphybuzz |  |
Bug/Fairy | Ampharos |  |
Electric/Dragon | Evolve Fluffbee |
| Mega Amphybuzz |  |
Bug/Fairy | Mega Ampharos |  |
Electric/Dragon | Mega Evolve Amphybuzz while holding Amphybuzzite |
| Bubbleo* |  |
Water/Poison | Litleo |  |
Normal/Fire | Unavailable |
| Hydroar ♂* |  |
Water/Poison | Pyroar ♂ |  |
Normal/Fire | Evolve Bubbleo ♂ |
| Hydroar ♀* |  |
Water/Poison | Pyroar ♀ |  |
Normal/Fire | Evolve Bubbleo ♀ |
*Bubbleo and Hydroar are listed on the 2.5 dex site, but are currently unavailable.
New Evolutions
Many Pokémon are given new evolutions, whether it be an extension to the line, such as Macargo to Escarginite, or a new split evolution, such as Magikarp to Gyaradeath. Since all Pokémon evolve by level now, the level at which these evolutions are obtainable are given in the final column.
| New Evolution | Typing | Evolves From | Level | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Escarginite |  |
Fire/Rock | Magcargo |  |
45 |
| Duelumber |  |
Rock/Fighting | Sudowoodo |  |
50 |
| Phantowl |  |
Ghost/Flying | Noctowl |  |
50 |
| Arachtres |  |
Bug/Poison | Ariados |  |
45 |
| Flairgrance |  |
Fairy/Poison | Aromatisse |  |
45 |
| Polartic |  |
Ice/Fighting | Beartic |  |
55 |
| Arashinne |  |
Electric/Fairy | Dedenne |  |
45 |
| Dreadnaut |  |
Ghost/Grass/Steel | Dhelmise |  |
55 |
| Boarlock |  |
Psychic | Grumpig |  |
45 |
| Gooschase |  |
Normal | Gumshoos |  |
45 |
| Heliomodo |  |
Electric/Fire | Heliolisk |  |
50 |
| Sopranice |  |
Ice/Psychic | Jynx |  |
45 |
| Gyaradeath |  |
Ghost | Magikarp |  |
20 |
| Beefender |  |
Bug/Flying | Combee ♂ |  |
21 |
| Skulberus |  |
Dark/Ghost | Mightyena |  |
50 |
| Kaiosea |  |
Water/Flying | Seaking |  |
45 |
| Salazarus |  |
Poison/Fire/Dragon | Salandit ♂ |  |
33 |
| Lepastry |  |
Fairy/Fighting | Slurpuff |  |
45 |
| Tortemple |  |
Fire | Torkoal |  |
45 |
| Dredwood |  |
Ghost/Grass | Trevenant |  |
55 |
| Phanfernal |  |
Fire/Grass/Ghost | Gourgeist |  |
55 |
| Brontonana |  |
Grass/Dragon | Tropius |  |
55 |
| Granitun |  |
Grass/Dragon | Appletun |  |
52 |
| Fujiflap |  |
Grass/Dragon | Flapple |  |
52 |
| Sagaracus |  |
Grass | Maractus |  |
45 |
| Luminositeon |  |
Water/Fairy | Lumineon |  |
45 |
| Crawdauntles |  |
Water/Dark | Crawdaunt |  |
55 |
New Pre-Evolutions
As of currently, Elite Redux introduces 1 new pre-evolution, Knaivor, a prevolution for Scyther, Scizor, and Kleavor. As such, since Scyther has the same BST (Base Stat Total) as Scizor and Kleavor, Scyther no longer evolves to these Pokémon.
| Pre-Evolution | Evolves To | Level | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knaivor |  |
Scyther |  |
28 |
| Scizor |  |
28 | ||
| Kleavor |  |
28 |
Mega Evolutions
Elite Redux gives many Pokémon new Mega Evolutions, as well as turning Gigantamax Forms into Mega Evolutions. (Someone is also doing Mega Stones page iirc).
| Mega | Typing | Pokémon | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Venasaur X |  |
Grass/Poison | Venasaur |  |
| Mega Charizard Z |  |
Fire/Dragon | Charizard |  |
| Mega Blastoise X |  |
Water/Steel | Blastoise |  |
| Mega Butterfree |  |
Bug/Psychic | Butterfree |  |
Partner Mega Evolutions
Partner Pokémon are special Pokémon, mainly available through the Mystery Gift feature, that can Mega Evolve while other members of their species cannot.
| Mega | Typing | Pokémon | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Partner Pikachu |  |
Electric | Partner Pikachu |  |
Paradox Pokémon
Paradox Pokémon originated from the mainline Pokémon games, Scarlet and Violet, which had Past and Future Paradox Pokémon respectively. Elite Redux expands on these Pokémon by creating new Paradox Pokémon for existing Pokémon.
Future Paradox Pokémon
| Paradox Pokémon | Typing | Original Pokémon | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iron Exo |  |
Ghost/Electric | Scizor | |
| Iron Carapace |  |
Electric/Steel/Fire | Centiskorch |  |
Past Paradox Pokémon
| Paradox Pokémon | Typing | Original Pokémon | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blizzard Maw |  |
Ice/Dark | Mega Glalie |  |
| Lumbering Sloth |  |
Fire/Grass | Typhlosion |  |
Other Pokémon
These are miscellaneous Pokémon that have no other public classification. As of currently, there is only Kecleong, which is unobtainable through normal means.
| Pokémon | Typing | |
|---|---|---|
| Kecleong |  |
Ice/Normal |