Pokemon Mod for Minecraft PE

Download Pokemon Mod for Minecraft PE: add your favorite cartoon characters to your game world, arrange battles or just play with them.

Pokemon Mod for MCPE

Each creature from Pokemon Mod can be used for battles. Minecraft PE player improves their skills, they become strong in the process of evolution. In addition to the game creatures themselves, a variety of items with their functionality appear.

PocketMon

With this Pokemon Mod 39 living beings, different objects, and designs from the famous cartoon appear in the game. To get a cartoon hero, a Minecraft PE player should craft a red disk. Pokeballs are being crafted using the disk. To get a disk, you should collect three apricots and fry them in the oven.

The creature is a Sweet Tooth. One sweetness increases his level by 2 units, and also allows him to evolve. Bulbasaur turns into an Ivysaur on the third level and a Venusaur on the fifth. At the next levels, his characteristics improve.

Pokemon can fight. When an enemy comes across on the way, just hover the mouse cursor over it and activate the battle. The Minecraft user himself can help his pet and attack the enemy together with him.

Pokemon Plush Collection

This is the cutest Pokemon Mod for Minecraft PE. Plush creatures can be used as decorations of the game world: populate the garden with them, decorate the house.

They are similar to plush toys. All of them are analogs of the very first generation. A total of 67 types of these cute creatures are available to the player. The author constantly refines and improves their appearance.

Pixelmon Bedrock

This Pokemon Mod is very simple and intuitive. It adds not only the creature itself but also items, furniture, quests, structures, armor, weapons, and tools. A starter set of three appears in the game: Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. The player chooses one who will live in pokeball and help him in battles.

The rest of the mobs can be found in the vast game world of Minecraft PE. To get it, the user needs to win the battle. The player’s creature should fight, not the player himself.

To make the creature look shiny, you can use the command:  tag @e[family=pokemon,c=1] addshiny.