

In Pokémon, some Pokémon "cries" are their name and some are not.

Is there a list of Pokémon whose cries are their name and Pokémon whose cries
aren't?

I did do research but I didn't find the answer I was looking for.

I asked this on [Arcade](https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/301934/is-
there-a-list-somwhere-that), but they told me to ask it here instead.


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Which Pokémon cry out their name, and which don't?


Most Pokémon names are a reflection of their cries. This makes sense as the
scientific community of the Pokémon universe would have easily coined a common
name to the fascinating creatures.

Classic examples of name-cry match are `Pikachu`, `Emolga`, `Cyndaquil`,
`Shinx` and `Oshawatt`. `Chatot`, `Mew` and `Ditto` can say a bit more than
their own names due to their nature...

Some perfect exceptions to the name-cry rule are `Onyx`, `Gyrados` and
`Rotom`. They just seem roar/screech with no clear decipherable word. _Many_
bug types seem to have no clear cries.

Actually, there are some which say a part of their name but not completely!
Consider `Pacharisu`, which usually utters "chhipa" most of the times!

Also a few Pokémon communicate through telepathy, such as `Lucario` and
`Zorua`... They've never seen crying out their own names.

Finally there are Pokémon which don't have vocal abilities, such as `Staryu`
(although it literally sounds like "HYA")

I guess a list has to be manually compiled...


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