Pok\u00e9mon <\/em>game was released in 1996.<\/p> Here\u2019s your guide to tracking down the Legendary Pok\u00e9mon in Pok\u00e9mon GO<\/em> and everything you need to know so that you can catch them.\u00a0<\/p><\/iframe> All Legendary Pok\u00e9mon in Pok\u00e9mon GO<\/h2> Image by Destructoid<\/figcaption><\/figure> Not every Legendary Pok\u00e9mon from the Pok\u00e9mon <\/em>franchise has had its GO<\/em> debut just yet, but here are all the available Legendaries and when they first appeared:<\/p> Legendary Pok\u00e9mon<\/th> Region<\/th> Debut<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Articuno<\/td> Kanto<\/td> July 2017<\/td><\/tr> Galarian Articuno<\/td> Kanto<\/td> July 2022<\/td><\/tr> Zapdos<\/td> Kanto<\/td> August 2017<\/td><\/tr> Galarian Zapdos<\/td> Kanto<\/td> July 2022<\/td><\/tr> Moltres<\/td> Kanto<\/td> July 2017<\/td><\/tr> Galarian Moltres<\/td> Kanto<\/td> July 2022<\/td><\/tr> Mewtwo<\/td> Kanto<\/td> August 2017<\/td><\/tr> Armored Mewtwo<\/td> Kanto<\/td> July 2019<\/td><\/tr> Raikou<\/td> Johto<\/td> August 2017<\/td><\/tr> Entei<\/td> Johto<\/td> August 2017<\/td><\/tr> Suicune<\/td> Johto<\/td> September 2017<\/td><\/tr> Lugia<\/td> Johto<\/td> July 2017<\/td><\/tr> Ho-Oh<\/td> Johto<\/td> November 2017<\/td><\/tr> Regice<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> June 2018<\/td><\/tr> Registeel<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> July 2018<\/td><\/tr> Regirock<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> August 2018<\/td><\/tr> Latias<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> April 2018<\/td><\/tr> Latios<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> April 2018<\/td><\/tr> Kyogre<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> January 2018<\/td><\/tr> Primal Kyogre<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> February 2023<\/td><\/tr> Groudon<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> December 2017<\/td><\/tr> Primal Groudon<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> February 2023<\/td><\/tr> Rayquaza<\/td> Hoenn<\/td> February 2018<\/td><\/tr> Uxie<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> April 2019<\/td><\/tr> Mesprit<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> April 2019<\/td><\/tr> Azelf<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> April 2019<\/td><\/tr> Dialga<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> March 2019<\/td><\/tr> Dialga (Origin)<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> February 2024<\/td><\/tr> Palkia<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> January 2019<\/td><\/tr> Palkia (Origin)<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> February 2024<\/td><\/tr> Giratina (Altered)<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> October 2018<\/td><\/tr> Giratina (Origin)<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> April 2019<\/td><\/tr> Heatran<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> December 2018<\/td><\/tr> Regigigas<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> November 2019<\/td><\/tr> Cresselia<\/td> Sinnoh<\/td> November 2018<\/td><\/tr> Cobalion<\/td> Unova<\/td> November 2019<\/td><\/tr> Terrakion<\/td> Unova<\/td> November 2019<\/td><\/tr> Virizion<\/td> Unova<\/td> December 2019<\/td><\/tr> Tornadus<\/td> Unova<\/td> February 2020<\/td><\/tr> Tornadus (Therian)<\/td> Unova<\/td> March 2021<\/td><\/tr> Thundurus<\/td> Unova<\/td> March 2020<\/td><\/tr> Thundurus (Therian)<\/td> Unova<\/td> March 2021<\/td><\/tr> Landorus<\/td> Unova<\/td> March 2020<\/td><\/tr> Landorus (Therian)<\/td> Unova<\/td> April 2021<\/td><\/tr> Reshiram<\/td> Unova<\/td> May 2020<\/td><\/tr> Zekrom<\/td> Unova<\/td> June 2020<\/td><\/tr> Kyurem<\/td> Unova<\/td> July 2020<\/td><\/tr> Xerneas<\/td> Kalos<\/td> May 2021<\/td><\/tr> Yveltal<\/td> Kalos<\/td> May 2021<\/td><\/tr> Zygarde<\/td> Kalos<\/td> July 2023<\/td><\/tr> Tapu Koko<\/td> Alola<\/td> March 2022<\/td><\/tr> Tapu Lele<\/td> Alola<\/td> March 2022<\/td><\/tr> Tapu Bulu<\/td> Alola<\/td> April 2022<\/td><\/tr> Tapu Fini<\/td> Alola<\/td> May 2022<\/td><\/tr> Cosmog<\/td> Alola<\/td> September 2022<\/td><\/tr> Cosmoem<\/td> Alola<\/td> October 2022<\/td><\/tr> Solgaleo<\/td> Alola<\/td> November 2022<\/td><\/tr> Lunala<\/td> Alola<\/td> November 2022<\/td><\/tr> Necrozma<\/td> Alola<\/td> May 2024<\/td><\/tr> Dusk Mane Necrozma<\/td> Alola<\/td> May 2024<\/td><\/tr> Dawn Wings Necrozma<\/td> Alola<\/td> May 2024<\/td><\/tr> Zacian<\/td> Galar<\/td> August 2021<\/td><\/tr> Zamazenta<\/td> Galar<\/td> August 2021<\/td><\/tr> Regieleki<\/td> Galar<\/td> March 2023<\/td><\/tr> Regidrago<\/td> Galar<\/td> March 2023<\/td><\/tr> Enamorus <\/td> Hisui<\/td> February 2024<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure> Legendary Pok\u00e9mon not yet in Pok\u00e9mon GO<\/h2> <\/figure> Although we\u2019re working towards a time when all of the Legendary Pok\u00e9mon will be available to catch in Pok\u00e9mon GO<\/em>, many still have yet to make their debut. Not including alternate forms to any of the Pok\u00e9mon mentioned above, or any who have not yet featured, here\u2019s the full list:<\/p> Eternatus<\/li> Kubfu<\/li> Urshifu<\/li> Glastrier<\/li> Spectrier<\/li> Calyrex<\/li> Wo-Chien<\/li> Chien-Pao<\/li> Ting-Lu<\/li> <\/ul> <\/div> Chi-Yu<\/li> Koraidon<\/li> Miraidon<\/li> Okidogi<\/li> Munkidori<\/li> Fezandipiti<\/li> Ogerpon <\/li> Terapagos<\/li> <\/ul> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div> How to catch Legendary Pok\u00e9mon in Pok\u00e9mon GO<\/h2> Image by Destructoid<\/figcaption><\/figure> If you\u2019re just starting with your Legendary Pok\u00e9mon collection, the ideal first targets are the Galarian forms of the Legendary Birds (Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres). These three Pok\u00e9mon are always available to find in the wild, but only after using your Daily Adventure Incense. <\/p>
Sadly, they have a high flee rate and are damn near impossible to catch. As with all Legendary Pok\u00e9mon, it\u2019s a good idea to focus on landing Excellent Throws and Curve Balls while using any Premier Balls you happen to have to increase your catch potential.\u00a0<\/p>
Outside of those three, the Lake Guardian Trio (Uxie, Mesprit, Azelf) can appear in the wild at any time. However, which one you\u2019ll be able to find depends on where you live in the world, as each of them is region-locked:<\/p>
Uxie<\/strong> – Asia-Pacific region<\/li> Mesprit <\/strong>– Europe, Middle East, Africa, India<\/li> Azelf <\/strong>– North America, South America, Greenland<\/li> <\/ul> If you\u2019re hunting for the other Legendaries, there are a few different ways to go about finding them. <\/p>
Raid Battles<\/h3> Your best bet to get a Legendary in Pok\u00e9mon GO<\/em> is through 5-star Raid Battles, which take place regularly at Gyms. These are tough battles, and you\u2019ll need to team up with at least four or give other trainers if you want to stand a chance of winning. <\/p> If you do beat a Legendary, you\u2019ll be rewarded with a few Premier Balls that can then be used to catch the beast. However, the catch rate for Legendaries is abysmally low (2%, as a general rule), so there\u2019s a high likelihood that you won\u2019t catch the Pok\u00e9mon even if you do win the battle.\u00a0<\/p>
The Legendary Pok\u00e9mon available to fight and catch in Raid Battles change regularly, so there\u2019s always a chance to try again for a Pok\u00e9mon that escaped your capture previously. <\/p>
Timed Research<\/h3> It\u2019s always worth keeping an eye on Timed Research during events because Legendary Pok\u00e9mon sometimes feature as rewards. This is by no means guaranteed and hard to predict, but it\u2019s something to look out for with every event.\u00a0<\/p>
GO Battle League<\/h3> Once you reach Rank 20 of the GO Battle League, any Legendary Pok\u00e9mon that are currently available from Raid Battles will be added to the pool of possible rewards. This is a bit hit-and-miss, but worth striving for. <\/p>
Defeat Giovanni<\/h3> Taking on Giovanni is possibly the best way to get some Legendary Pok\u00e9mon, at least in Shadow form. Once you\u2019ve defeated the Team GO Rocket boss, you\u2019ll have a Shadow Legendary encounter with a 100% catch rate. <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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