All Of Pokémon Go’s Legendary Creatures:
You could indeed meet a lot of Pokémon when you play Pokémon Go out and add them to your gathering. Not all of them are available at the same time, though. Many of them come and go from the game.
They sometimes show up on their own, in raids, or for a short time when there is a special event and they spawn more often. The same is true for the game’s legendary Pokémon, which are even harder to find.
Trainers want legendries because they have special skills and moves that are very strong. In Pokemon GO, you don’t always find these hard-to-catch Pokemon when you go for a walk. It has that name for a reason. If it were that easy, it would be boring and not worth doing.
There really are a few Legendary Pokemon that you can catch even if you don’t take part in a Legendary Raid. You could indeed play Special Research Quests, fight Giovanni of Team Go Rocket, or sometimes find a legendary or two in the wild to get legendary items you can’t get in raids.
All Legendary Pokémon:
The legendary Pokémon come and depart from these five-star raids or show up as bonuses all through Special Research events. Because they move around so much, it can be challenging to maintain them all in the right place.
Here are all of the legendary Pokémon you could indeed find in Pokémon Go. These aren’t all of the legendary Pokémon you can find in regular Pokémon games, but Pokémon Go is catching up quickly.
| NO. | Pokemon Name | NO. | Pokemon Name |
| 1 | Armored Mewtwo | 30 | Galarian Articuno |
| 2 | Articuno | 31 | Galarian Moltres |
| 3 | Azelf | 32 | Galarian Zapdos |
| 4 | Buzzwole | 33 | Genesect |
| 5 | Celesteela | 34 | Giratina |
| 6 | Cobalion | 35 | Groudon |
| 7 | Cresselia | 36 | Guzzlord |
| 8 | Deoxys | 37 | Heatran |
| 9 | Dialga | 38 | Ho-Oh |
| 10 | Entei | 39 | Kartana |
| 11 | Kyogre | 40 | Palkia |
| 12 | Kyurem | 41 | Pheromosa |
| 13 | Landorus | 42 | Primal Groundon |
| 14 | Latias | 43 | Primal Kyogre |
| 15 | Latios | 44 | Raikou |
| 16 | Lugia | 45 | Rayquaza |
| 17 | Mesprit | 46 | Regice |
| 18 | Mewtwo | 47 | Regidrago |
| 19 | Moltres | 48 | Regigigas |
| 20 | Nihilego | 49 | Regirock |
| 21 | Registeel | 50 | Virizion |
| 22 | Reshiram | 51 | Xerneas |
| 23 | Suicune | 52 | Xurkitree |
| 24 | Tapu Fini | 53 | Yveltal |
| 25 | Tapu Koko | 54 | Zacian |
| 26 | Tapu Lele | 55 | Zamazenta |
| 27 | Terrakion | 56 | Zapdos |
| 28 | Thundurus | 57 | Zekrom |
| 29 | Tornadus | 58 | Uxie |
The best way to find each legendary Pokémon and catch them at least once is to take part in five-star raids. You have to bring your best Pokémon to these raids to try to beat them in a tough battle.
We suggest going to these five-star raids with friends so you have the best chance of catching them at the end of the fight.
How To Catch A Legendary Pokémon:
In Pokemon Go, the best method for capturing a legendary is to beat one during a five stars raid battle. Most of the time, you need to work with at least 5 other Trainers to win. These battles take place in gyms.
Once you beat a legendary, you’ll be given a limited number of Premier Balls to try to catch it. Their grab rates are extremely low, so you can never be sure you’ll capture a legendary you just beat.
You can improve your chances if you can throw and curve the ball well. You are able to obtain more Premier Balls to throw if you do well in battle or fight in a gym with the same color as your team.
Keep In Mind:
Make sure you have had enough raid passes though, since you’ll require these valuable items to go legendary hunting. Here is a guide on how to get more Remote Raid Passes.