In this section, you’ll find the locations of all Legendary Pokémon available in the game.
These Pokémon are rare and powerful, often appearing after completing key parts of the story or meeting special conditions.
There may be light story spoilers regarding how to encounter them, so it’s recommended to read this section only if you’re searching for a specific Legendary or have finished the main story of the current beta.
Please note that their locations or availability may change between beta versions.
If you find any incorrect or outdated information, feel free to let us know.
Pokemon Z All Legendary Pokemon Locations
Raikou:
Once you have the ability to Surf, you can obtain Raikou.
Go to the northernmost part of the Shining Cave (Cueva Refulgente).
From there, Surf north and then to the right — follow the only available path, and you’ll find it waiting at the end.
Entei:
Once you have the ability to Surf, you can obtain Entei.
Go to the deepest part of the Grisalla Cave.
From there, Surf to the right and follow the only available path downward — you’ll find Entei waiting at the very end.
Suicune:
Once you have the ability to Surf, you can obtain Suicune.
Go to the deepest part of the Gloomy Cave (Cueva Lóbrega).
From there, Surf to the right and follow the only available path leading to the upper-right cave — you’ll find Suicune waiting at the very end.
Cresselia:
It’s not very hard to find. Go to the highest floor of the Regal Cathedral (Catedral Señorial).
On the right side, you’ll see a door sealed by the Mercuric Key.
Once you unlock it, you’ll be able to try and catch this Legendary Pokémon.
Darkrai:
It’s not very hard to find. Go to the upper-left area of the Luminalia Crypts (Criptas de Luminalia).
There, you’ll see a door sealed by the Mercuric Key.
Once you unlock it, you’ll be able to try and catch this Legendary Pokémon. (I refuse to call it a Mythical!)
Regirock:
Go to the deepest part of the Ending Cave (Cueva Desenlace) until you find a wall of strange dots that gives clues on how to unlock it.
After reading it, interact with the lone rock located at the lower-right side, near the cave’s exit.
Regice:
Go through the Frozen Grotto (Gruta Helada) until you find a wall of strange dots that gives clues on how to unlock it.
Use the Lens of Truth in the area to reveal it — you’ll find Regice just south of that sign.
Registeel:
Go to the end of the Burning Chasm (Sima Ardiente), inside the Prison Island.
There, you’ll find a wall of strange dots that gives clues on how to unlock it.
Interact with the message while having a Wailord Z as the first Pokémon in your team (it can be fished in Relief City).
After that, you’ll hear a roar — Registeel will appear in the left area of the same map.
Regigigas:
Go to the Atlas Cavern, located on Route 21, with Regirock, Regice, and Registeel in your team.
Place Regice in the first slot, Regirock in the third slot, and Registeel in the fifth slot — in other words, all three should be positioned in the left column of your party.
After setting them up this way, interact with the central statue to make Regigigas appear.
Magearna:
You’ll need its Mechanical Heart to obtain it.
First, make sure you’ve learned how to Dive. Then, go to Petroglyph Town (Pueblo Petroglifo), descend the rocky wall, and dive into the water area — you’ll notice it has a slightly different color.
Once underwater, head to the bottom-right corner of the area, breaking several rocks along the way. At the very end, you’ll find the item.
After obtaining the Mechanical Heart, go to the bottom-left house in Novarte City (Ciudad Novarte).
You’ll see Magearna sitting on the table — it will come to life when you give the Mechanical Heart to the nearby NPC.
Uxie:
Go to the Psychic Cave (Cueva Psique), located in Mosaic Town (Pueblo Mosaico), accessible through the rocky wall.
You’ll need a Mercuric Key to unlock the entrance.
Once inside, you’ll see Uxie on the left — but when you try to catch it, it will flee.
Afterward, Uxie will move to Route 15, to a small island in the central area.
To reach it, Surf along the river — you’ll find it in the second part of Route 15.
Mesprit:
Go to the Psychic Cave (Cueva Psique), located in Mosaic Town (Pueblo Mosaico), accessible through the rocky wall.
You’ll need a Mercuric Key to unlock the entrance.
Once inside, you’ll see Mesprit on the right — but when you try to catch it, it will flee.
Afterward, Mesprit will move to Route 12, to a small island in the southern area.
To reach that island, take the northern exit inside the Tierraunida Grotto, then travel across the water.
Azelf:
Go to the Psychic Cave (Cueva Psique), located in Mosaic Town (Pueblo Mosaico), accessible through the rocky wall.
You’ll need a Mercuric Key to unlock the entrance.
Once inside, you’ll see Azelf above — but when you try to catch it, it will flee.
Afterward, Azelf will move to Route 9. It’s important that the tide is high on that map (you can raise or lower the tide by ringing the Prosperity Sanctuary Bell).
You’ll find Azelf on a small island in the central-southern part of the map.
Swords of Justice:
First, you’ll need to buy the Sword of the Forgotten King from the Fractal City Pokémon Center — it’s not cheap, so make it a priority.
Once you have it, go to the Sanctuary of Kings Altar, which can be reached through Route 5, and place the sword on the altar.
After doing so, the four Swords of Justice will appear across different areas of the region.
You can reach the sanctuary by climbing several rocky walls using the Gogoat mount.
Cobalion:
First, you’ll need to buy the Sword of the Forgotten King from the Fractal City Pokémon Center — it’s not cheap, so make it a priority.
Once you have it, go to the Sanctuary of Kings Altar, which can be reached through Route 5, and place the sword on the altar.
After that, the four Swords of Justice will appear across different areas of the region.
You’ll find Cobalion at the Poké Ball Factory (Exterior), located within the gardens.
Terrakion:
First, you’ll need to buy the Sword of the Forgotten King from the Fractal City Pokémon Center — it’s not cheap, so make it a priority.
Once you have it, go to the Sanctuary of Kings Altar, which can be reached through Route 5, and place the sword on the altar.
After that, the four Swords of Justice will appear across different areas of the region.
You’ll find Terrakion on Route 12, in the furthest area to the left.
Virizion:
First, you’ll need to buy the Sword of the Forgotten King from the Fractal City Pokémon Center — it’s not cheap, so make it a priority.
Once you have it, go to the Sanctuary of Kings Altar, which can be reached through Route 5, and place the sword on the altar.
After that, the four Swords of Justice will appear across different areas of the region.
You’ll find Virizion in the Hillside Forest (Bosque Ladera), in the rightmost area of the first part of the forest.
Keldeo:
First, you’ll need to buy the Sword of the Forgotten King from the Fractal City Pokémon Center — it’s not cheap, so make it a priority.
Once you have it, go to the Sanctuary of Kings Altar, which can be reached through Route 5, and place the sword on the altar.
After that, the four Swords of Justice will appear across different areas of the region.
You’ll find Keldeo in Mosaic Town (Pueblo Mosaico), in the right area, after climbing the mountain.
Manaphy:
You must first have the ability to Dive.
After that, go to the sea near Acrylic Town (Pueblo Acrílico), and look for an area on the left side where the water appears darker.
Once underwater, swim south, since the right-side ocean currents block the way.
You’ll encounter a large Wailord there — you must defeat it in a 2 vs 1 battle.
It will boost its stats during the fight, but Electric-type moves deal 4× damage.
After defeating it, the ocean currents will stop, allowing you to head east across the map.
At the end of the path, you’ll find Manaphy.
Phione:
You must have successfully caught Manaphy, since you’ll need it to obtain Phione.
Once you have Manaphy, go to the Day Care Center on Route 5 and breed Manaphy with a Ditto. Ditto can also be found on Route 5.
After placing both Manaphy and Ditto in the Day Care, walk around the map for a while, then speak to the man outside the Day Care.
When they produce an egg, store it in the incubator and hatch it — the Pokémon that hatches will be Phione.
It’s recommended not to give any held items to Manaphy or Ditto during this process, as it may cause bugs.
Tapu Koko:
You must first obtain the Montesanto Island Map, which can be found outside the Poké Ball Factory (use the Lens of Truth in the gardens).
After obtaining it, give the map to Lotto at the Rougue Gambón.
Then, depart from the Acrylic Town dock toward the island.
Once you’ve solved the puzzle, you’ll hear the cries of the four Tapus across the island.
Tapu Koko will appear at the island’s entrance, standing above a small puddle.
Tapu Lele:
You must first obtain the Montesanto Island Map, located outside the Poké Ball Factory (use the Lens of Truth in the gardens).
After obtaining it, give the map to Lotto at the Rougue Gambón.
Then, depart from the Acrylic Town dock toward the island.
Once you’ve solved the puzzle, you’ll hear the cries of the four Tapus across the island.
Tapu Lele will appear in the upper-left area of the island.
Tapu Bulu:
You must first obtain the Montesanto Island Map, found outside the Poké Ball Factory (use the Lens of Truth in the gardens).
After obtaining it, give the map to Lotto at the Rougue Gambón.
Then, depart from the Acrylic Town dock toward the island.
Once you’ve solved the puzzle, you’ll hear the cries of the four Tapus across the island.
Tapu Bulu will appear in the upper-right area of the island.
Tapu Fini:
You must first obtain the Montesanto Island Map, located outside the Poké Ball Factory (use the Lens of Truth in the gardens).
After obtaining it, give the map to Lotto at the Rougue Gambón.
Then, depart from the Acrylic Town dock toward the island.
Once you’ve solved the puzzle, you’ll hear the cries of the four Tapus across the island.
Tapu Fini will appear in the lower-right area of the island, standing on a small mound of earth.
