Random Flying-type Pokémon Generator
Looking for a random Flying-type Pokémon? Here's one — tap Generate Again for another.
Flying-type Pokémon first appeared in Generation 1 alongside the Kanto region. Roll one above, browse all 18 types with the Type Generator, or go fully random.
Mega Salamence
Mega Salamence is a Dragon/Flying Pokemon from Kanto, introduced in Generation 1.
Generating set…
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Why roll Flying-type Pokémon?
The Flying-type pool holds everything from day-one classics to the newest releases — and this page hands you one at random, stats, ability and artwork included. One tap, one Flying, no scrolling the dex.
Ways to play
Mono-Flying run
Roll one and it anchors your mono-Flying challenge — the first slot is decided, five to go.
Type study
Roll through the pool and note the stat patterns — Flying-types share a design philosophy worth learning.
Draft constraint
Everyone drafts from the Flying pool only — same type, wildly different squads.
Art prompt
Draw today's Flying roll — daily sketches are easier when the dice choose the subject.
Set your rules before you roll
A mono-Flying run lives and dies by its shared weaknesses — check what Flying resists and fears before you commit.
First roll stands is the cleanest rule; one announced re-roll per session is the forgiving one. Pick before you tap.
Dual-types count: if it carries Flying, it's in the pool — hybrids are how mono-runs survive.
A sample roll
One tap might hand you a Flying veteran you've trained a dozen times — or a Flying you've literally never used, and that's the interesting one. The pool decides which.
More dice, more themes?
Try the type generator or random team generator — then come back when the theme calls for Flying again.