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Spawn finder.

Where every Cobblemon Pokémon spawns: biome, rarity, level, time of day, weather and the real odds. Search a species, open a biome, or find the biomes two Pokémon share.

biome · rarity · conditions
2,852 spawn entries · 824 species
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Biome list
824 of 824 species with spawns
Cobblemon spawn data
2,852
spawn entries across 824 species
Species with wild spawns824
Biome tags in use65
Ultra rare entries338
Fishing entries578

Every Pokémon with a wild spawn

824 species

Best odds is the highest share of its rarity tier that a species reaches in any single biome tag. Pick a row to open every biome, condition and probability for that Pokémon.

DexPokémonRarityLevelSpawnsBest biomeBest odds
Rarity spreadacross every spawn
1,657
Common
679
Uncommon
178
Rare
338
Ultra rare

Finding Pokémon in Cobblemon

Pokémon in the Cobblemon Minecraft mod spawn based on biome, time of day, weather, and other conditions. Each species has a rarity tier (common, uncommon, rare, ultra rare) and a spawn weight that decides how likely it is to appear relative to the other Pokémon in the same tier.

Three ways to search

Find Pokémon searches by name to show every biome, condition and probability for that species. By biome takes a Minecraft biome and lists everything that spawns there, grouped by rarity. Overlap takes several Pokémon and finds the biomes where they all appear together.

How the odds are worked out

Cobblemon rolls a rarity tier first, then picks a species inside that tier by weight. The percentages here are a species' weight divided by the total weight of everything in the same tier and biome, so a 20% common spawn means one in five common encounters in that biome. Conditions such as night, rain or a light level cut the pool further, which is why the same Pokémon can look far more likely once you match its condition.

Vanilla and modded biomes

Cobblemon uses biome tags (like is_forest) that map onto specific Minecraft biomes. Many tags also include biomes from mods such as Biomes O' Plenty and Terralith. Keep the biome list on vanilla only if you play without biome mods, or switch to with mods to see the full set a tag can resolve to.

Related
Biome guideWhat each biome tag actually coversLegendariesWhere the rarest spawns hideImplementation trackerWhich species are in the modCobblemon PokédexStats, abilities and moves