Pokémon Scarlet & Violet - All Gender Differences

All differences between male and female Pokémon (Generation1 to 9) in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet.

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[Deoix]

From gen 5 forwards there was a huge shift in gender difference design. Most of the gender differences gen 4 added were very subtle things, but in future generations, they instead chose to keep the pokemon with gender differences very limited, but make them very aparent, eventually even having stat differences and stuff, wich I do appreciate more, feels more significant

[infinitemidnightghostmourner]

For some Pokémon I'm like "wow, how'd I never notice that?"
For other Pokémon I'm like "wow, how'd ANYONE notice that?"

[Thao-nathos]

i like how everybody believed the female oinkologne to be the darker one and instead turned out the be the other way around

[Gaming_Girl]

I love hearing the old Pikachu cry and not “Pikachu!” :3

[toquidali]

Time to exploit every single detail in the new Pokémon game

[Pinkotica]

I wish the differences between them made sense. Like a lot of them feel much more like “it has to look feminine” like making tusks or defensive parts of the body and rounding/removing/shortening seems strange. It would make more sense if the differences applied to how they live in the wild. Cause if that’s the case female Pokémon would have more defense if they are the one caring for young. A lot of the differences make no sense and don’t even put the two apart much. It’s a strange pet peeve for me but as a Marcuse lover it rlly is noticeable.

[Splotch-]

Oinkolgne’s gender difference has WAY more to it than just a darker body on the male.

[whitethunder]

I noticed there are quite a few Pokemon, like Gulpin or Numel, whose differences were easier to see when the game was pixilated compared to now. It's much harder to tell in 3D

[sakura]

the very first thing "male has a darker body" massive appearance difference between the 2 genders, as if they were completely different pokemon, the same thing goes for pyroar too, that's also actually the real life gender difference for lions

[ishtarvonrordelia]

you can get normal Wooper if you trade the paldean one in the water gym city

[AiLoveAidoru]

I do really like how it’s somewhat realistic to how animals are. Some are subtle AF (I mean like with Numel, it’s kinda hard to tell a male and female camel apart without looking at the two side by side or at the reproductive organs), and others are pretty obvious Sawsibuck and Pyroar are pretty good examples of how they made it like how deer and lions are irl.

Pokémon really is just a fantasy ecosystem and it’s admittedly pretty neat. There’s even implications of predators and prey species ie Pelipper being implied to be the natural predator of luvdisc (at least according to Gen 7’s dex)

[songerkids]

for no reason i was playing sword and shield and i encountered a hippopatas and it was female and i thought it was a shiny but it wasn’t 💀

[sleepyystorm]

i love the female pikachu heart tail, i think it's cute, but the way it transfers to raichu and its tail just... no longer has a point... it just makes me sad

[JZJ]

Prior to this, for me, Wobuffet had the most obvious gender difference.

[arachnihood]

I like how most of these are barely noticable untill you point them out, and only like 3 or 4 are drasticly different.

Edit: How is this getting so many likes I'm literaly pointing out the obvious

[Legend]

Paldean Wooper, Clodsire, and Farigiraf should theoretically have differences too. Since Wooper, Quagsire, and Girafarig do

[KosEvr]

1:04 realizing that female raichu is pointless...

[cinamon]

I aporeciate this small differences they added. They dont significantly change much but are always a fun thing to know

[KawaiiHippityHop-clbb]

Here’s a funny story: I saw a female hippopotas when I was playing my X version, and I thought it was a shiny. I sure was stupid back then~

[terrorofdeath]

I love that Pokémon sexual dimorphism is getting to be much more prevalent, and obvious in the newer gens. It's so cool.