Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon

Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon are a group of powerful Pokémon with a base stat total of 600, who aren't actually classified as "Legendary" because they can...

• be found more than once.
• Evolve.
• breed.

They are also part of a 3-stage Evolutionary line and have 2-types by their third evolution. They also have an exact base stat-total of 600 and at level 10 -- they have the total experience of 1,250,000.

List of Pseudo-Legendaries

Dragonite	Tyranitar	Salamence	Metagross
Dragon/Flying	Rock/Dark	Dragon/Flying	Steel/Psychic
Garchomp	Hydreigon	Goodra
	File:Sazandora.png	File:706 Goodra.png
Dragon/Ground	Dark/Dragon	Dragon

Semi-Pseudo

Semi-pseudo is a term used to describe a Pokémon who is often mistaken for a pseudo-Legendary, but fail to meet the criteria to be a pseudo-legendary. The most notable example of this lies in the fact that all the semi-pseudos have a base stat total that does not equal 600, so they cannot be considered pseudo-legendary by definition. Pseudo-legendary Pokémon are usually uncommon/rare.

The 3-stage evolution semi-pseudo Pokémon

Slaking	Flygon	Aggron	Haxorus	Kingdra
			File:Ononokusu1.png
Normal	Ground/Dragon	Steel/Rock	Dragon	Water/Dragon

The 2-stage evolution semi-pseudo Pokémon

Lucario	Zoroark	Volcarona	Noivern
	File:ZoroarkClear.png	File:Ulgamoth.png	File:Noivern.png
Fighting/Steel	Dark	Bug/Fire	Flying/Dragon

Trivia

• Five of the seven pseudos are Dragon-type.
• All of the pseudo-legendary Pokémon have an immunity. (Except for Goodra if he doesn't have the ability sap sipper; which elimilates grass type moves damage)
• The Johto Region is the only region without a Dragon-type Pseudo.
• Hoenn is the only region, as of yet, to contain 2 pseudo-Legendary Pokémon.
  • Coincidentally, they are usually found in hard-to-find places. For example: Bagon (Salamence's basic stage) can only be found at the back of Meteor Falls Cave with the use of Surf and Waterfall. Meaning that you'd need eight Gym Badges to even think about going there. And Metagross can only be obtained after the player defeats the Elite Four and Steven, the player must then go to Steven's house, the player then receives a Beldum.
• Metagross is the only Steel/Psychic-type pseudo-Legendary.
• Lucario and Zoroark are mistaken as pseudo-Legendaries because of the way in which they are to be obtained.
  • Lucario can only be obtained in Diamond and Pearl on Iron Island when Riley gives the player a Riolu Egg.
  • Zoroark was once only able to be caught as an event. Because of this, it is mistaken as a Legendary. Zoroark could be obtained when either the event Raikou, Entei or Suicune was taken to Lostlorn Forest outside Nimbasa City in the first Black & White. It was also possible to obtain Zoroark's pre-evolution, Zorua, but Zorua needed an event Celebi to be captured in Black & White. However in Black & White 2 the player is given a Zorua by the sage in Driftveil City provided they have room in their party for it to fit, it seems that it was once belonged to N. In Generation VI players in the Pokemon Village or on Route 20 may run into a wild Zoroark.
• Tyranitar and Metagross are the only pseudos that cannot learn dragon-type moves by leveling up.
  • However, Metagross is the only pseudo that cannot learn a dragon-type move at all.
• All pseudo-legendary (with the exception of salamence) have been used in a champion battle at one time or another: Lance had a Dragonite in gold/silver. Gary (Blue/Green) had a Tyranitar in the rematch in fire red/leaf green. Steven had a Metagross . Cynthia had a Garchomp . Iris had a Hydreigon and Diantha has a Goodra .
• All pseudo-legendary, at level 100 has the total experience of 1,250,000.>