Usage guide
How to use the Lunidex Pokémon reference tools
A route-by-route guide to the public Pokémon reference surfaces in Lunidex, from the searchable Pokédex to individual move, ability, item, and species pages.
Short answer
Lunidex is a free-to-use public online Pokémon Pokédex and reference surface backed by PokéAPI. Start at /pokedex, open /pokemon/{name} for a species, then use /types, /moves, /abilities, or /items for focused reference answers. Stats, types, abilities, evolutions, moves, encounters, forms, and localized names depend on the upstream data available for the selected language.
What this guide covers
This guide covers /pokedex, /pokemon/{name}, /types, /moves, /abilities, and /items. These routes are public reference surfaces; they do not expose another user’s personal workspace.
How to use these features
- 01
Open the Pokédex and search by name, number, type, generation, region, or the filters available in the current interface.
- 02
Open a result such as /pokemon/pikachu and read the localized name, types, base stats, abilities, evolution chain, moves, encounters, and related card links when available.
- 03
Use the type chart for offensive and defensive matchups, then open a move, ability, or item page when you need a definition or the list of related Pokémon.
- 04
Link the result into the team builder or comparison tool when the reference question becomes a team decision.
Boundaries and practical limits
Pokémon facts come through PokéAPI and can depend on upstream availability and locale coverage. A reference page should not be read as a guarantee that every game-specific mechanic, form, price, or competitive rule is represented.
Questions about this feature family
Do I need an account to use the Lunidex Pokédex?
No. Public reference pages can be browsed without an account. An account matters for the personal workspace and synchronization features.
Where does Lunidex get its Pokémon data?
The application consumes Pokémon species, stats, types, moves, abilities, evolutions, encounters, and localized names through PokéAPI.
Sources and update date
Checked against Lunidex source and public routes on Sep 14, 2026.
Lunidex source repository