Compass brings in 113 total Pokémon (141 if you count all the other forms~) and makes it possible to get a complete Pokédex and all of the HOME Pokémon as well.
Spawn points and spawn weightings have been adjusted so that the newly added Pokémon are more rare and appear in few general locations, to avoid overcrowding certain areas or causing vanilla Pokémon to become more difficult to find than expected.
Pokédex Entries
Entries for all of the added Pokémon were added, with the exceptions of the Hisuian Pokémon (which did not have any associated data).
When catching a Compass-added Pokémon, the Pokédex will appear as it does with any other Pokémon, including all available data, and provide the player with the options for summary or placement, per normal. This also results in the game storing the data in the save file, including seen / caught information, allowing the in-battle “helper” to function normally.
There are, however, some minor issues with the base game’s implementation of the Pokédex; see Pokédex Issues for more details. None of the issues are game-breaking.
No Version Exclusives
All Pokémon that were restricted to one version of the game or the other have been added into Compass. They utilize the same spawn data as from the version they are exclusive to, so they’ll show up where they normally would, as though you were playing co-op with someone from another game version.
| From Scarlet | From Violet | ||||
| Blaze Breed Tauros | Drifloon | Drifblim | Aqua Breed Tauros | Gulpin | Swalot |
| Larvitar | Pupitar | Tyranitar | Bagon | Shelgon | Salamence |
| Deino | Zweilous | Hydreigon | Dreepy | Drakloak | Dragapult |
| Stunky | Skuntank | Oranguru | Misdreavus | Mismagius | Passimian |
| Skrelp | Dragalge | Stonjourner | Clauncher | Clawitzer | Eiscue |
| Great Tusk | Scream Tail | Brute Bonnet | Iron Treads | Iron Bundle | Iron Hands |
| Flutter Mane | Slither Wing | Sandy Shocks | Iron Jugulis | Iron Moth | Iron Thorns |
| Roaring Moon | Iron Valiant |
Non-Exclusive Pokémon in the Wild
Some of these Pokémon cannot be caught in the wild, such as Tyranitar and Salamence, but their earlier evolutions can be. Many of these are also added to the raids (see New and Changed Raids for the lists).
There are some Pokémon that are not added into the wild, but are available through means added into Compass :
| From Scarlet | From Scarlet | From Violet | From Violet | |
| Pokémon | Armarouge | Koraidon | Ceruledge | Miraidon |
| Acquisition | Delibird Shop | 7★ Raids | Delibird Shop | 7★ Raids |
Non-Exclusive Pokémon not in the Wild
The items necessary to evolve Charcadet are found in the Delibird Shop (see Delibird Presents — New Items for details).
HOME Pokémon Added into the Wild
Every Pokémon available via the upcoming HOME transfer capability has been added into Compass, distributed into the world either through wild capture, raid and special event raid encounters, or special evolutions. The following tables list all of these added Pokémon as well as where to find them in-game :
| Pokémon | Locations |
| Alolan Diglett | South Area 6 East Areas 1, 2, and 3 Glaseado Mountains |
| Alolan Dugtrio | South Area 6East Area 3Glaseado Mountains |
| Alolan Grimer | South Areas 5 and 6West Area 3East Areas 1 and 2 |
| Alolan Muk | South Area 6 |
| Alolan Meowth | South Areas 3 and 5East Areas 1 and 2 |
| Alolan Persian | East Areas 1 and 2 South Glaseado Mountains |
| Alolan Raichu | North Area 3 |
| Pokémon | Locations |
| Galarian Meowth | West Areas 1, 2, and 3 North Areas 3 and 1 |
| Perrserker | North Areas 1 and 3Around Casseroya Lake |
| Galarian Slowpoke | South Area 5West Area 2East Areas 1 and 2Paldean Sea |
| Pokémon | Locations |
| Hisuian Voltorb | Tagtree ThicketNorth Areas 1 and 2Around Casseroya Lake |
| Hisuian Electrode | North Areas 1 and 2Around Casseroya Lake |
| Hisuian Qwilfish | Paldean Sea |
| White-Striped Basculin | West Areas 2 and 3North Areas 1 and 2Casseroya Lake |
| Hisuian Sneasel | Glaseado MountainsNorth Area 3Around Casseroya Lake |
| Sneasler | Glaseado MountainsNorth Area 3Around Casseroya Lake |
| Hisuian Zorua(Night only) | Tagtree ThicketWest Area 3Around Casserora Lake |
| Hisuian Zoroark(Night only) | Around Casseroya Lake |
| Hisuian Growlithe | West Areas 1 and 2Asado Desert |
| Hisuian Arcanine | Area Zero |
| Hisuian Sliggoo | South Area 6Casseroya Lake |
| Hisuian Liligant | Area Zero |
| Hisuian Avalugg | Area Zero |
| Pokémon | Locations |
| Charmander(Morning, day, evening only) | South Area 2West Area 1Asado Desert |
| Charmeleon(Morning, day, evening only) | Asado Desert |
| Cyndaquil | South Areas 3, 4, and 5East Areas 1, 2, and 3 |
| Quilava | East Areas 1, 2, and 3 |
| Oshawott | South Areas 1, 2, and 4Pokémon League EntranceWest Areas 1, 2, and 3 |
| Dewott | West Areas 2 and 3 |
| Chespin | South Areas 2, 3, 4, and 5Tagtree ThicketWest Area 3 |
| Quilladin | Tagtree ThicketWest Area 3 |
| Fennekin(Morning, day, evening only) | South Areas 1 and 3Asado Desert |
| Braixen(Morning, day, evening only) | Asado DesertWest Area 3 |
| Froakie | South Areas 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5Pokémon League EntranceEast Areas 1 and 2 |
| Frogadier | South Area 5East Areas 1 and 2 |
| Rowlet | South Areas 1 and 3East Areas 1 and 2Tagtree Thicket |
| Dartrix | Tagtree Thicket |
| Grookey | South Areas 1, 2, 3, and 5West Area 1Tagtree Thicket |
| Thwackey | Tagtree Thicket |
| Scorbunny(Morning, day, evening only) | South Areas 1, 2, and 3West Area 2East Area 1 |
| Raboot(Morning, day, evening only) | East Areas 1 and 2West Area 3 |
| Sobble | South Areas 1, 2, and 4Pokémon League EntranceWest Areas 1 and 2Tagtree Thicket |
| Drizzile | West Areas 2 and 3Tagtree Thicket |
| Pokémon | Locations |
| Kantonian Tauros | West Area 2East Areas 1 and 2 |
| Johtonian Wooper | South Areas 1, 4, and 5West Areas 2 and 3 |
| Quagsire | South Area 5West Areas 2 and 3 |
| Carbink | Area Zero |
Wild Encounters
All of these that have been added are more rare than most spawns in the area, or at most at the same spawn rate as their Paldean equivalents.
Others Added Into the Wild
The Paldean starters, the Pokémon Go Roaming Form Gimmighoul, and all 20 patterns for Vivillon have also been added into the world.
| Pokémon | Locations |
| Sprigatito | South Area 1East Areas 1 and 2Tagtree Thicket |
| Floragato | Tagtree ThicketNorth Areas 1, 2, and 3 |
| Fuecoco | South Areas 3 and 5 East Area 1 |
| Crocalor | South Areas 3 and 5East Areas 1, 2, and 3 |
| Quaxly | South Areas 2 and 4 |
| Quaxwell | South Area 5West Areas 1, 2, and 3 |
| Roaming Form Gimmighoul | All Ruins |
| Vivillon Patterns | Anywhere Vivillon can normally be found |
More Wild Encounters
All Others Added
All the other Pokémon that have been added into Compass can be found by evolving their earlier evolutions, by using the new evolution method (see Other Evolution Changes), or found in some of the raids (see New Standard Raids and New Special Raids). The following table is a list of all of the other Pokémon added into Compass:
| Basculegion | Overqwil | Wyrdeer | Kleavor |
| Ursaluna | Hisuian Decidueye | Hisuian Samurott | Hisuian Typhlosion |
| Hisuian Braviary | Hisuian Goodra | Galarian Slowbro | Galarian Slowking |
| Charizard | Typhlosion | Samurott | Chesnaught |
| Delphox | Greninja | Decidueye | Rillaboom |
| Cinderace | Inteleon |
List of Remaining Additions
| Articuno | Zapdos | Moltres | Mew |
| Galarian Articuno | Galarian Zapdos | Galarian Moltres | Mewtwo |
| Kyogre | Groudon | Rayquaza | Heatran |
| Uxie | Mesprit | Azelf | Cresselia |
| Dialga | Palkia | Giratina | Arceus |
| Tornadus | Thundurus | Landorus | Enamorus |
| Meloetta | Diancie | Hoopa | Kubfu |
| Volcanion | Magearna | Original Color Magearna | Single Strike Urshifu |
| Zacian | Zamazenta | Eternatus | Rapid Strike Urshifu |
| Zarude | Dada Zarude | Regieleki | Regidrago |
| Glastrier | Spectrier | Calyrex |
List of Remaining Mythicals and Legendaries
| Original Cap Pikachu | Hoenn Cap Pikachu | Sinnoh Cap Pikachu | Unova Cap Pikachu |
| Kalos Cap Pikachu | Alola Cap Pikachu | Partner Cap Pikachu | World Cap Pikachu |
List of Remaining Alternate Forms
Alternate Forms Not Added
Many mythicals and legendaries have alternate forms that are available in-game yet are not made directly available in Compass, but the knowledge of how to get them is not well-known — basically, it all comes down to Porto Marinada’s “special” auction.
Many items used to form change or as unique held items are available upon obtaining the requisite Pokémon, so after catching one that has a form you would like to change them to (e.g. Hoopa Confined to Hoopa Unbound), check out the auction area to see if you can pick up the necessary item.You can also pick up the typed Plates here to change Arceus’ type — or you can farm these by catching the appropriate typed Eevee in the special 4★ event raids (see New Special Raids).
Ruinous Quartet
The Ruinous Quartet have had their general level and stats increased, and can be caught again in special 6★ event raids. They are not added into the world in any other manner.
Box Legendaries
The two iguana legendaries are available to be caught time and time again, in special 7★ event raids. They will not be added into the world in any other manner for now.