Legendäre Pokemon

von Admin Mo 14 Sep 2009, 20:23

Stationary Legendary Pokémon
The
first type of Legendary Pokémon we are covering here are the Stationary
Legends. These Pokémon are the Pokémon you are able to find just
standing around in their various areas. These Pokémon will also come
back if you knock them out and then defeat the Elite Four so you have
multiple chances to obtain them.

#249 Lugia

Lugia is the Diving Pokémon and the star Pokémon of Pokémon Soul
Silver. As such, the way you discover it in Soul Silver is through
obtaining the Silver Feather after beating Team Rocket. With this, when
you go to Whirl Islands and get to the bottom, you will encounter Lugia
at Level 45.
If
you are playing Heart Gold, Lugia is also obtainable at the Whirl
Islands, but you need to obtain the Silver Feather from a person in
Pewter City. Once you have it, you can go to the bottom of Whirl
Islands and Lugia will be there, this time at Level 70.



HeartGold: Lv. 70	SoulSilver: Lv. 45

#250 Ho-Oh

Ho-Oh is the Pheonix Pokémon and the star Pokémon of Pokémon Heart
Gold. As such, the way you discover it in Heart Gold is through
obtaining the Gold Feather after beating Team Rocket. With this, when
you go to the Tin Tower in Ecruteak City and climb to the top, you will
encounter Ho-Oh at Level 45.
If
you are playing Soul Silver, Ho-Oh is also obtainable at the Tin Tower,
but you need to obtain the Gold Feather from a person in Pewter City.
Once you have it, you can go to the bottom of the Tin Tower and Ho-Oh
will be there, this time at Level 70.



HeartGold: Lv. 45	SoulSilver: Lv. 70

#245 Suicune

Suicune
is somewhat different to the other Legendary Beasts in that it does not
roam Johto in the manner Entei & Raikou do. Instead, it is a
stationary legendary. However, before you can get it, you must chase it
around. At some points in the game, you will meet Eusine and he will
follow you as he is also tracking Suicune. Suicune, like Entei &
Raikou is released into Johto when you access the basement of the Brass
Tower.
Suicune is
seen in the following places and you must follow it if you wish to
capture it. First, it will be found in the north of Cianwood City.
After you encounter it there, you will shortly find it outside the
entrance of Mt. Mortar in Route 42. Once you find it here, it will
leave Johto and head to Kanto where you will see it in Vermillion City
soon after you arrive. Next you will see it in Route 14 where it will
escape for the final time to be found outside Bill's House in Route 25.
This is where you battle Suicune.

Lv. 40

#144 Articuno

Articuno
is one of the legendary birds of Kanto. Unlike in Gold & Silver,
Articuno is obtainable in the wild in Pokémon Heart Gold & Soul
Silver after you earn all 16 badges. Following on from its location in
Fire Red & Leaf Green, Articuno can now be found deep within the
Seafoam Islands. It is at the higher level of Level 50 so be prepared

Lv. 50

#145 Zapdos

Zapdos
is one of the legendary birds of Kanto. Like Articuno & Moltres, it
is now obtainable in the wild in Pokémon Heart Gold & Soul Silver
after you earn all 16 badges. Like in FireRed & LeafGreen, Zapdos
is findable just outside the Power Plant in Route 10 of Kanto. It is
also at the higher level of Level 50 so be prepared

Lv. 50

#146 Moltres

Moltres
is one of the legendary birds of Kanto. Like Articuno & Zapdos, it
is now obtainable in the wild in Pokémon Heart Gold & Soul Silver
after you earn all 16 badges. However, unlike the other two birds,
Moltres is found in a completely different place. In these games,
Moltres will be found within the Silver Cave, on the boundaries of
Johto & Kanto. It is also at the higher level of Level 50 so be
prepared

Lv. 50

#150 Mewtwo

As
with FireRed & LeafGreen, after you have earned all 16 badges as
well as beaten Red, you will gain access to the Cerulean Cave. Deep
within the cave, like in FireRed & LeafGreen, you will find Mewtwo.
It is at Level 70 so be sure to bring your strongest Pokémon.

Lv. 70

#382 Kyogre & #383 Groudon

Kyogre
& Groudon are both available within this game. To access them, you
need to obtain the Blue Orb if in Heart Gold or the Red Orb if in Soul
Silver. These orbs are found from Mr. Pokémon after you have obtained
the National Dex and received the Kanto starters from Professor Oak.
With these orbs in hand, you need to head to a cave in Route 47, the
Hidden Tower. Traverse the cave and you will find Kyogre if you're
playing Heart Gold or Groudon if you are playing Soul Silver. They are
at Level 50 so be prepared. Unlike Lugia & Ho-Oh, you cannot get
both Pokémon in one game so you'll have to trade to get both.

Heart Gold	Soul Silver


Lv. 50	Lv. 50

#384 Rayquaza

Rayquaza
is a legendary Pokémon whom you'll have the most trouble getting. To
get Rayquaza, you have to take the Green Orb to the same cave you
obtained Kyogre or Groudon within. However, to get the Light Green Orb,
you need to have both Kyogre & Groudon. This includes the one you
captured in your game and one you obtained in a trade, but captured
within the Heart Gold or Soul Silver game only. Once you have these two
Pokémon, go to Professor Oak and show them to him. He will give you the
Light Green Orb. With it, just go to the Hidden Tower and Rayquaza will
appear

Lv. 50

#483 Dialga, #484 Palkia, #487 Giratina

If
you bring over the special Arceus given away for the 12th movie, you
will unlock Dialga, Palkia or Giratina. This is done by going to the
Shinto Ruins, hidden somewhere in Johto with Arceus on your team. You
will encounter Cynthia who will tell you that Arceus has the ability of
creating certain Pokémon. These Pokémon are Dialga, Palkia &
Giratina. You have a choice of the Pokémon you can create but you can
only create one so choose wisely. They are at Level 1 and are holding
their respective orbs so you won't have to worry about their strengths.



Lv. 1	Lv. 1	Lv. 1

Roaming Legendary Pokémon
The
second type of Legendary Pokémon we are covering here are the Roaming
Legends. These Pokémon are the Pokémon that, once released, will be
roaming the wild areas of the regions. In Heart Gold & Soul Silver,
you have the ability to track their location via the PokéGear's Map
card. The best idea is to get to a route which connects to another
route and walk between them until any of the Pokémon. To get them to
definitely appear, you should have a Pokémon one level lower than the
Roamer and above the levels of the usual wild Pokémon and use Repel so
only it comes. The first thing the Pokémon does is flee so you should
use a Pokémon with a move or ability that prevents Pokémon from fleeing.

#243 Raikou

Raikou
is one of the first Roaming Pokémon that you will meet. When you enter
the basement of the Brass Tower, it, along with Entei & Suicune,
will quickly leave the area. From here, it is roaming the land of
Johto. It is at Level 40 so be prepared.

Lv. 40

#244 Entei

Entei
is one of the first Roaming Pokémon that you will meet. When you enter
the basement of the Brass Tower, it, along with Raikou & Suicune,
will quickly leave the area. From here, it is roaming the land of
Johto. It is at Level 40 so be prepared.

Lv. 40

#380 Latias

Latias
is another one of the roaming Pokémon. When you have obtained the
National Pokédex and have exited the Pokémon Fan Club in Vermillion
City, Steven Stone of Hoenn will come and tell you that Latias has
begun roaming the land of Kanto. Following the same tactics as before,
you should be able to narrow them down. She is at Level 35 so be
prepared.

Lv. 35

#381 Latios

Latios
is another one of the roaming Pokémon. When you have obtained the
National Pokédex and have exited the Pokémon Fan Club in Vermillion
City, Steven Stone of Hoenn will come and tell you that Latios has
begun roaming the land of Kanto. Following the same tactics as before,
you should be able to narrow them down. He is at Level 35 so be
prepared.