Legendary Pokémon
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Legendary Pokémon
Summary
Legendary Pokémon ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (91 views/month).[1]
Key Facts
- Legendary Pokémon is a type of Pokémon species[2].
- Legendary Pokémon's Commons category is recorded as Legendary Pokémon[3].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Articuno[4].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Zapdos[5].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Moltres[6].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Mewtwo[7].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Raikou[8].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Entei[9].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Suicune[10].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Ho-Oh[11].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Lugia[12].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Regice[13].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Registeel[14].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Regirock[15].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Latios[16].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Latias[17].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Groudon[18].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Kyogre[19].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Rayquaza[20].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Azelf[21].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Mesprit[22].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Uxie[23].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Dialga[24].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Palkia[25].
- Legendary Pokémon comprises Giratina[26].
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Definition and Type
Legendary Pokémon is a type of Pokémon species[2].
Use and Application
Components include Articuno[4], a flying-type Pokémon[27]; Zapdos[5], an electric-type Pokémon[28]; Moltres[6], a fire-type Pokémon[29]; Mewtwo[7], a psychic-type Pokémon[30]; Raikou[8], an electric-type Pokémon[31]; and Entei[9], a fire-type Pokémon[32].
Why It Matters
Legendary Pokémon ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (91 views/month).[1] It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[33]