Mew, the ancestor of all Pokemon, was infamously difficult to catch in the original Game Boy titles, being practically nonexistent in the wild and only obtainable through special download events or mystery gifts.
As more light is shed on the importance of the team system in gameplay - most notably in gyms - it’s not too far of a stretch to consider that one way of making your team’s Legendary Bird to appear might be to capture all the gyms within a given municipal area.Īs the only two Mythical Pokemon within the original 151, Mew and Mewtwo have also received no shortage of attention. While many at first thought little of this detail, Niantic CEO John Hanke has since hinted that players may only be able to catch the particular Legendary Bird associated with their own team. Fire-type Moltres was thought to be residing in volcanoes, Ice-type Articuno in Arctic tundras, and Electric-type Zapdos in abandoned power plants.Ī more likely lead, however, is the significance of the three birds as the emblems of the game’s three teams – Moltres for Valor, Articuno for Mystic, and Zapdos for Instinct. When players worldwide slowly began to realize that nobody was catching, or even catching sight of the three Legendary Bird Pokemon, speculation ran rampant on their whereabouts. Keep reading for a lowdown on the most plausible theories so far. From special appearances at official events, to the eventual release of the game in South America, anything goes for where they’ll appear. While especially eager players have mined the code of Pokemon GO and confirmed that these remaining six Pokemon have indeed been programmed into the game, the continued elusiveness of the ”legendaries” has proved fertile ground for a number of fan theories on what Niantic has planned for them in future updates.
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