What Pokémon Are Being Added in Cobblemon 1.7?

Cobblemon 1.7 is one of the most content-packed updates yet, with dozens of new Pokémon from across generations. Whether you're a competitive battler, casual collector, or just looking for new favorites, there's a lot to explore.

Below is a list of the newly added Pokémon, along with notes on which ones are competitively viable, fan favorites, or otherwise notable.|

Gen 2

• Dunsparce: A Normal-type with meme status and fan appeal. With Dudunsparce now in the game, it finally has an evolution.

Gen 3

• Spoink and Grumpig: Psychic-types with decent special bulk. Grumpig might find a niche on trick room or support teams.
• Snorunt, Glalie, and Froslass: A full evolutionary line. Froslass has Speed and Ghost typing for utility, Glalie offers mixed stats.
• Latias and Latios: Legendary Dragon/Psychic-types with strong stats and movepools. Likely to impact the competitive scene once available server-side.

Gen 4

• Bronzor and Bronzong: Bronzong is a top-tier defensive pick, with hazard setup and solid bulk.
• Croagunk and Toxicroak: Poison/Fighting attackers. Toxicroak has Dry Skin and a solid niche in mid-tier PvP.
• Glameow and Purugly: More cute than strong, but Purugly's Speed and Fake Out can be useful for surprise plays.

Gen 5

• Pansage, Pansear, Panpour

• Simisage, Simisear, Simipour: Elemental monkeys with coverage and flair. Not meta-defining, but useful early-game or for themed teams.

• Munna and Musharna: Bulky Psychic-types with Trick Room potential. Musharna is tanky with the right support.

• Blitzle and Zebstrika: Fast Electric-types. Zebstrika brings Volt Switch pressure and mixed offense.

• Drilbur and Excadrill: High-impact competitive additions. Excadrill is a top-tier threat with Ground/Steel typing, Rapid Spin, and Swords Dance.

• Trubbish and Garbodor: Surprisingly bulky Poison-types. Garbodor has Spikes and utility moves for niche setups.

• Gothita, Gothorita, and Gothitelle: Shadow Tag support and Calm Mind sets give Gothitelle value as a tank.

• Solosis, Duosion, and Reuniclus: Classic Trick Room setters. Reuniclus is a bulky special tank with recovery.

• Mienfoo and Mienshao: Mienshao is a top-tier offensive pivot with Regenerator and strong Speed/Attack.

Gen 6

• Inkay and Malamar: Superpower plus Contrary makes Malamar a strong snowball pick if left unchecked.
• Hawlucha: High Speed and strong physical moves make Hawlucha a serious PvP contender.
• Dedenne: More of a casual or gimmick pick. Charm and Nuzzle can stall or disrupt in casual play.
• Noibat and Noivern: Fast special attackers with solid coverage. Noivern excels in hit-and-run roles.

Gen 7

• Drampa: High Special Attack and Hyper Voice make it a good Trick Room attacker. Very slow, so needs support.

Gen 8

• Silicobra and Sandaconda: Bulky Ground-types. Sandaconda's Coil sets and Shed Skin give it sustain and tank value.
• Sinistea and Polteageist: Shell Smash sweeper. Polteageist is frail but can sweep unprepared teams.

Gen 9

• Smoliv, Dolliv, and Arboliva: Grass/Normal types with healing and terrain control. Arboliva’s Seed Sower can support grassy terrain teams.
• Tarountula and Spidops: Spidops is weak overall but has Sticky Web for niche support.
• Orthworm: Steel-type tank that heals from Ground moves thanks to Earth Eater. A quirky but usable wall.
• Dudunsparce: Evolution of Dunsparce. Still not strong, but a fun fan-favorite.
• Cyclizar: Speedy Dragon/Normal pivot with Shed Tail potential if added in future updates.
• Poltchageist and Sinistcha: Ghost/Grass newcomers with setup options. Shine more in doubles formats.

Final Thoughts

Cobblemon 1.7 adds over 50 new Pokémon with a healthy mix of cute, competitive, and fan-favorite additions. Whether you're expanding your collection or building a new team, this update brings a lot of new options to the table.

This guide will be updated as more Pokémon are fully implemented and balanced.