It’s not bedtime yet, but let’s have some fun with sheep Pokemon!
In this list, we’re shining a light on the top sheep Pokemon. There aren’t many of them, and we hope Game Freak and Nintendo create more of these adorable creatures. We’ve ranked them based on how they look and how ‘sheepy’ they are, as well as their abilities and moves.
From electric sheep Pokemon that can zap their way into your heart with cuteness and coolness to fluffy and cute pink sheep Pokemon that you’d love to snuggle with, we’ll count and rank them all.
So, stay awake while we have fun with these fluffy Pokemon!
List of All Sheep Pokemon
Check out this list of sheep Pokemon you can find in the Pokedex:
- Ampharos – Type: Electric, Generation: 2
- Flaaffy – Type: Electric, Generation: 2
- Mareep – Type: Electric, Generation: 2
- Wooloo – Type: Normal, Generation: 8
- Dubwool – Type: Normal, Generation: 8″
Mega Ampharos
Let’s talk about Mega Ampharos, which is a bit surprising to find on our list of sheep Pokemon!
Mega Ampharos comes in at number 6 because it doesn’t quite look like your typical sheep Pokemon. While it did get some of its fluffy wool back in this form, it still has a unique appearance. Its curly tail makes it look a bit like a Chinese dragon, and it even gains the Dragon type when it transforms into Mega Ampharos.
Now, here’s the catch: Mega Ampharos can’t be found in most Pokemon games because it’s part of the Mega Evolution feature, which might not be in future games. But when it comes to battling, Mega Ampharos shines with its impressive Special Attack stat. And let’s not forget how amazing its long mane looks!”
Dubwool
Next up at number five, we have Dubwool, the grumpy sheep Pokemon with a tough exterior!
While many fans fell in love with its cute pre-evolution, Dubwool’s prickly appearance might have surprised some. However, it quickly gained recognition for its impressive defense skills. Thanks to its Fluffy ability, it can reduce damage from attacks by half. On top of that, it can boost its Defense even further with a move called Cotton Guard.
Although Dubwool doesn’t have the highest Attack stat, its Defense more than compensates for it. When you combine its Defense with a move like Body Press, which deals more damage when its Defense is high, you’ve got a recipe for turning the tables in battles.
Picture an angry sheep charging at you – it’s quite the sight!”
Ampharos
Ampharos
Now, let’s talk about Ampharos, the Electric sheep Pokemon and the final evolution of the Mareep line.
At first glance, Ampharos might not seem much like a sheep because it’s missing its wool. In fact, it looks more like a sheared sheep. If you look closely, you’ll notice that the Mareep family gradually loses their wool as they evolve, and this transformation ends with Ampharos appearing without any wool but with powerful Electric abilities.
Speaking of its electric powers, Ampharos can produce a lot of light from its electricity. In the past, it was even used as a beacon or lighthouse, as mentioned in the Pokedex.
When it comes to stats, Ampharos boasts one of the highest Special Attack stats among all Pokemon. This means it can be quite formidable in battles, especially when using special moves like Charge Beam and Thunder.
So, despite its unique appearance, Ampharos is a fantastic and electrifying Pokemon!”
Flaaffy
Coming in at number three is Flaaffy, a sheep Pokemon with a name that really suits it. Not only does it have “fluffy” in its name, but those double ‘a’ letters make a clever reference to both “baa” and AA batteries.
This pink sheep Pokemon is undeniably fluffy and brilliantly named!
Now, you might be wondering why its fluff is mainly around its neck and head. Well, that’s because Flaaffy resembles a sheep that’s been partially sheared. Remember how we mentioned that the Mareep line gradually loses its wool as it evolves?
The in-game explanation for this change is that Flaaffy stores so much electricity in its body that it gradually sheds its wool. Interestingly, this makes the remaining wool stronger and allows it to generate even more electricity than before. You’ll even see its tail light up when its mane is fully charged!
So, Flaaffy is not only fluffy and cute but also clever, powerful, and pink – making it an incredible sheep Pokemon!”
Wooloo
Let’s welcome one of the most adorable Pokemon in town, making its debut at number two: Wooloo!
Wooloo looks so much like a real-life sheep that it’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of sheep Pokemon.
Before Pokemon Sword and Shield were released, fans couldn’t help but go “aww” and feel their hearts melt when they saw Wooloo’s fluffiness and cuteness.
What’s even more amazing is that its Pokedex entries mention that Wooloo’s wool can cushion its fall if it happens to tumble off a cliff!
But Wooloo isn’t just cute; it’s also quite strong. Its Defense stat makes it a valuable Pokemon, especially in the early parts of the game. Not only does its wool offer protection from falls, but its Fluffy ability also reduces the damage it takes.
With its adorable appearance, popularity, great defense, and clever design, it’s no wonder we’ve ranked this lovable sheep Pokemon near the top!”
Mareep
We’re down to our last sheep, so I hope you’re still wide awake! Let’s hear it for the super fluffy and electrifying Mareep!
Mareep holds a special place because it was the very first sheep Pokemon ever introduced. Its incredible cuteness and fluffiness captured the hearts of many Pokemon fans. Plus, it was the first electric sheep Pokemon, which made it a must-have for trainers looking to add some electricity to their team early in the game.
Did you know that Mareep’s English name, “Mareep,” is actually an anagram for “ampere”? And in Japanese, it’s called “Merriep,” which might be a nod to the nursery rhyme “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” When you look at its design, it seems to have some sci-fi inspiration, making it even cooler!
So, Mareep is not only fluffy and cute but also electric and full of interesting connections. It’s the top sheep in the Pokemon world!”
Now, let’s talk about some cool stuff from Mareep’s Pokedex entry. It mentions that Mareep’s wool puffs up and doubles in size when it’s charged with electricity. So, be careful not to touch its wool randomly, or you might get a little shock!
But that’s not all – Mareep has a really impressive Special Attack stat. When it evolves into its final form, it has one of the highest Special Attack stats, which makes its Electric type moves even more powerful.
With its smart design, clever name, adorable appearance, strong stats, and a touch of nostalgia, Mareep truly deserves the title of the ultimate sheep Pokemon!”
5 Pokemon Missing From Pokemon Sleep
Darkrai
Let’s start our list of the 5 missing Pokemon from Pokemon Sleep with Darkrai. Darkrai is not only one of the most powerful Pokemon but also closely tied to dreams in its lore. This makes its absence from Pokemon Sleep quite noticeable. This shadowy creature is known for its move called “Bad Dreams,” which would have been a perfect fit for the game. Darkrai has even gained legendary status in the Pokemon world’s stories, so leaving out such a well-known Pokemon is something that many Pokemon fans will surely notice.
Some might think that Darkrai wasn’t included because it’s from a later generation, but this is unlikely. Another possible reason for its absence could be its somewhat menacing design. It’s possible that the developers of Pokemon Sleep didn’t want to include such intimidating characters. Regardless of the reason, Darkrai is definitely one of the 5 Pokemon that fans have been hoping to see in the Pokemon Sleep roster.”
Abra
Another Pokemon missing from Pokemon Sleep, and this one is a bit puzzling, is Abra. Abra is a Psychic-type Pokemon known for its adorable appearance. So, its design doesn’t seem like a likely reason for its exclusion. Moreover, Abra is part of the very first generation of Pokemon, so it’s surprising not to see it alongside its Gen-1 companions. While there could be various reasons for Abra’s absence, it does stand out as an unusual choice to leave out.
What’s interesting is that Abra sleeps a whopping eighteen hours a day, making it a perfect fit for a game centered around sleep schedules and types. You’d think this would make Abra a prime candidate for inclusion in the roster. However, as of now, Abra, along with other Pokemon, has been noticeably left out of the game. For these reasons, we’re counting it among the 5 Pokemon that are missing from Pokemon Sleep.
Drowzee
Now, let’s talk about Drowzee. Similar to Abra, Drowzee is a Psychic-type Pokemon, but what sets it apart is its unique ability to enter people’s dreams. It’s rather peculiar that Drowzee didn’t make it onto the Pokemon Sleep roster, considering its dream-related abilities. However, its somewhat eerie appearance might have been a factor in its exclusion from the game. Still, given that Drowzee is from the very first generation of Pokemon, you’d expect it to be included.
Regardless of the reasons for leaving Drowzee out, it’s worth noting that this Pokemon has some fascinating moves that could make it a candidate for future inclusion. After all, Drowzee is known as the “Dream Eater,” so maybe they didn’t want it gobbling up the dreams of Pokemon Sleep fans. There are also some intriguing facts about this Pokemon, like how its nose twitches when it senses a nearby dreamer. All in all, Drowzee is undoubtedly one of the 5 Pokemon that fans were hoping to see in Pokemon Sleep.
Munna
Now, let’s shake things up a bit as we introduce Munna, the next Pokemon missing from Pokemon Sleep. For those who might not know, Munna is a Psychic-type Pokemon known for its incredibly cute design. Its appearance would blend seamlessly with the cozy atmosphere of Pokemon Sleep. However, despite its adorable looks, this Pokemon is conspicuously absent from the game’s roster. It’s possible that Munna wasn’t introduced into the Pokemon franchise until later, or there could be some other reason behind its absence. Perhaps they will consider adding it in the future.
One fascinating detail about Munna can be found in its Pokedex entry. It mentions that Munna often appears beside people’s pillows, which aligns perfectly with the Pokemon Sleep theme. Moreover, this Pokemon has a unique ability to glow, which could create some delightful in-game effects, or even a Munna-themed nightlight for players. Regardless of the reasons for its exclusion, it’s clear that Munna would be a wonderful addition to Pokemon Sleep. Therefore, Munna undoubtedly deserves a spot among the 5 Pokemon missing from the game.
Wooloo
To wrap up our list of the 5 Pokemon missing from Pokemon Sleep, we have Wooloo. Now, if there’s one Pokemon on this list that seems tailor-made for a game about sleeping, it’s Wooloo. This adorable Sheep-Pokemon would blend right in with its fellow woolly companion, Mareep. It would add some charming variety to the sheep you can interact with while playing Pokemon Sleep. However, it’s quite surprising that Wooloo is absent from the game at the moment.
While it makes sense not to include its more imposing evolution, Dubwool, Wooloo could be a star player here. Even its Pokedex entry mentions its ability called “Fluffy,” which aligns perfectly with the game’s sleep theme. Additionally, Wooloo’s cute design is one of the most iconic, and it could potentially lead to the creation of a lot of Wooloo-themed merchandise. So, its exclusion from the game is a bit puzzling, to say the least. All in all, it’s quite baffling that Pokemon Sleep decided to leave this lovable Sheep-Pokemon out of our dreams.
