Pokemon Arena 2D Characters & Preview Roster

Seven familiar faces identified in Big Kid Nation’s published images. Find a favourite, inspect its source scene and keep your own three-Pokémon shortlist.

Image sources and beta data checked 17 October 2026

Shown is not the same as confirmed playable. These cards document preview appearances. Pokémon numbers and types are reference labels, not Arena-specific stats or a beta selection list.

Find a Pokémon

Search the preview character roster

7 Pokémon identified in published previews

Your personal picks

Build your Pokémon character wishlist

Keep up to three favourites on this browser. This is your wishlist, not an official vote or a confirmed playable team.

Choose Pokémon from the cards above.

Vote on the developer’s site ↗

Three different lists

Preview characters, beta roster & voting candidates

01 / Image evidence

Shown in a preview

A Pokémon can be identified in a developer-published image. That is the evidence for every card above. It is not a promise that the character will ship.

02 / Release evidence

Confirmed for beta

The developer’s vote page has a separate beta section. Its public beta data returned no entries at our check, so this guide does not publish a confirmed beta roster.

03 / Community choice

Available to vote for

A voting candidate is a request from a fan. The official candidate catalogue is not the number of playable characters, and popularity does not establish strength.

Sources: official vote page and its public beta data. A missing entry does not prove a character is absent from development.

Make your voice count

How to vote for Pokemon Arena 2D characters

Big Kid Nation lets confirmed members of its mailing list cast three character votes and change them later. Join the list on the developer’s website, confirm the email, then return to the vote page.

Your shortlist on this guide stays in your browser. It does not submit votes, reserve characters or grant beta access.

Independent guide · Source check: 17 October 2026. Previews describe development material, not a hands-on review of a released build.