Legendary Pokémon
Legendary Pokémon and Mythical Pokémon are groups of Pokémon which are unique, existentially rare, and transcendently powerful. These Pokémon are mostly only catchable once and entail special requirements for their catchability.
Legendary and Mythical Pokémon in PRO are not as distinctly differentiable as they are in the official games, and Mythical Pokémon are often colloquially termed as Legendaries.
Fundamental Facts
• Legendary Pokémon are shiny-locked at their spawns.
• They are only catchable once with the exception of Phione and Birth Island spawns
• These Pokémon are the only type of Pokémon whose Individual Values and Nature can be rerolled with the help of Reroll Tickets and Nature Reroll Tickets.
• Unlike other Pokémon, Legendary and Mythical Pokémon can not be traded to other players.
Typologies
Legendary Pokémon
Individuals
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Duos
The term Legendary duos refers to a diptych of intragenerational Pokémon. Members of each pair have either a diametrical or complementary relationship.
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Trios
The term Legendary trios refers to a triptych of intragenerational Pokémon. Members of each trio share an equal BST of 580, have a different type, and entail the same quest for their catchability. Only one of the members of each trio is catchable during their quest, with the exception of the Legendary Birds and the Forces of Nature. The remaining members of each trio can be encountered and caught on Birth Island.
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Mythical Pokémon
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Phione | ||
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Manaphy | ||
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Arceus | ||
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Victini | ||
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Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon
Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon are comparably powerful but heterotypic to conventional Legendary Pokémon. Pseudo-Legends have a triphasic evolutionary line, a 600 BST when fully evolved, and are limitlessly obtainable.