Updated in 2026 · historical data
Pokemon Vote Results: Official and Fan Polls
Compare published Pokemon fan polls without mixing their numbers. FavoritePokemon.org does not collect votes; every result keeps its original year, sample size, rules, and source.
5 independently labeled sources · 1 complete reusable dataset
Quick answer
In the 2019 single-choice survey, Charizard ranked #1 with 1,107 votes, followed by Gengar with 1,056 and Arcanine with 923. The survey collected more than 52,000 responses across the 809 Pokémon available at the time.
Poll source
Published dataset
Favourite Pokémon Survey 2019
mamamia1001 / r/pokemon · published 2019-06-15
52,000+
Participants
52,725
Selections
- Voting rule
- Single choice: one favourite Pokémon per respondent.
- Candidate scope
- National Pokédex #001–#809; alternate forms were not separate choices.
- Forms
- Alternate forms were not separate candidates; results map to National Dex species.
- Audience
- Opt-in respondents reached through r/pokemon and the organizer's survey link.
- #1
Charizard
#006
1,107
selections
- #2
Gengar
#094
1,056
selections
- #3
Arcanine
#059
923
selections
- #4
Bulbasaur
#001
710
selections
- #5
Blaziken
#257
613
selections
- #6
Umbreon
#197
607
selections
- #7
Lucario
#448
604
selections
- #8
Gardevoir
#282
585
selections
- #9
Eevee
#133
581
selections
- #10
Dragonite
#149
551
selections
Limits
- This was an opt-in r/pokemon survey, not a representative sample of every Pokémon fan.
- Each respondent selected one favourite, so zero votes does not mean nobody likes that Pokémon.
- Later generations may have been affected by the long scrolling order in the original form.
Find a Pokémon across polls
Search by name to compare original ranks. “Not applicable” means the Pokémon was outside that historical ballot; “Not published” means the source did not expose its placement here.
Cross-Poll Consensus
Consensus is not shown yet. It requires at least two complete, comparable datasets with verified reuse permission. Only the 2019 survey currently passes every gate; partial Top N summaries are not silently treated as complete rankings.
How to compare the sources
Participant counts and selection counts are separate fields. Raw counts belong only to their source and must not be added across polls with different years, audiences, candidate lists, or rules.
Limits and bias
Complete tables are published only when reuse permission and data quality are verified. Other sources remain citation-only summaries; absent entries never mean zero votes.
Can I vote here?
No. This is a read-only data page. Use the Favorite Pokemon Picker to make a private personal choice, or compare this historical poll with the editorial Top 50.