Primeape, a Fighting-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Gold.Mankey, a Fighting-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Gold.However, it can be obtained in Silver Version by winning it at the Goldenrod Game Corner. Sandslash, a Ground-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Gold.Sandshrew, a Ground-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Gold.Jynx, an Ice/ Psychic-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Weezing, a Poison-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Koffing, a Poison-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Raichu, an Electric-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Beedrill, a Bug/ Poison-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Kakuna, a Bug/ Poison-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Weedle, a Bug/ Poison-type Pokémon, is present in Red, Blue & Green, but not in Yellow.Pokémon that appear in these games but not Yellow Scyther, a Bug/ Flying-type Pokémon, is present in both Red & Blue, but is a version exclusive in Japan.
Sandshrew, a Ground-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Blue.Electabuzz, an Electric-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Red.Primeape, a Fighting-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Red.Mankey, a Fighting-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Red.Arbok, a Poison-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Red.Ekans, a Poison-type Pokémon, is exclusive to Red.Red, Green, Blue & Yellow Exclusive to Red A Pokémon may be version exclusive in some sets of games, but not others for instance, the Sandshrew line is a version exclusive in Red/Blue because it can be found in Blue but not Red, but it is not a version exclusive in Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald because it can be found in all three games. For example, a user of Pokémon Diamond cannot obtain Glameow or Purugly without trading with a user of Pokémon Pearl.
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In each pair or trio of main series games, these Pokémon are available in some but not all of the games in the set.