New content is constantly being added to Pokemon GO with new Pokemon and new events all being expected by most players. In recent months, Pokemon from the Galar region have started appearing in-game, although there are still older Pokemon that aren't present yet.

The Kalos region is one of the more recent additions to Pokemon GO. Out of the other regions, it has one of the lowest counts of original Pokemon due to the sixth generation starting the Pokemon series' jump to 3D mainline games. Despite this, there are still Pokemon from Kalos missing from the mobile spin-off.

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Missing Kalos Pokemon

Out of the 71 total Pokemon originally from the Kalos region, the following have yet to be implemented into Pokemon GO at the time of writing.

Of all these Pokemon, one of them does have a release date announced—the dual Electric and Fairy-type, Dedenne. It will be released alongside the upcoming Festival of Lights event in Pokemon GO starting on Friday, November 5.

One Pokemon that is technically released but difficult to get from the Kalos region is Klefki. This dual Steel and Fairy-type Pokemon can only be found by players in France outside of special events.

When Will These Pokemon Be Released?

Other than Dedenne, the rest of the Kalos Pokemon have not yet had release dates announced for Pokemon GO. Looking at future events and seasons, however, there are some missing Pokemon that could likely appear soon.

The most obvious of the missing Pokemon to make a possible upcoming appearance in Hoopa's Unbound Form. As the Season of Mischief is still ongoing, the final form of Hoopa may be involved with the tail end of it. The beginning of the event introduced Hoopa's confined form, so it makes sense for Hoopa's other form to appear at the end. This event will be ending on December 1, 2021 at 10 AM in players' local timezones.

One Kalos Pokemon whose absence is surprising is Vivillon and the rest of its evolutionary line. This is due to Vivillon in the mainline games having different patterns based on players' real-world locations. Considering that Pokemon GO is about bringing people together and seeing the world, it is strange for a Pokemon based on different regional appearances to be missing from the game.

In the case of Vivillon, the number of patterns could be causing some difficulties for Niantic developers, delaying the Pokemon's premiere. Without including its shiny form, Vivillon has twenty different patterns in total. It is unknown if the Pokemon will be following the same spawn map as in the original games at this time. Unlike some other unreleased Pokemon, there haven't been any models found in Pokemon GO's data of Vivillon.

Pokemon GO is available on Android and iOS.

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