37 legendariesGen 9 · PaldeaUpdated NOV 12, 2026

Legendary Pokémon in Scarlet & Violet

Koraidon in Scarlet or Miraidon in Violet arrives as a gift on Poco Path, and the Treasures of Ruin are the only other base-game catches among the 37 legendaries in Scarlet & Violet. DLC adds the rest, Zapdos on that same path included. Wo-Chien’s shrine opens once you pull the 8 stakes.

  • In game 6
  • Evolve 1
  • DLC 30
The list

Scarlet & Violet legendary list: all 37 legendaries

Twenty-five legendaries from earlier generations return through Snacksworth after The Indigo Disk story: carry his treat to the place he hints at in Paldea, and it appears. Urshifu comes from evolving Kubfu.

Gen 1 legendaries (Kanto)

3

Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres are solo-quest treats in both versions, so you never need a group quest for them.

Gen 2 legendaries (Johto)

5

Scarlet hands out Raikou, Entei, Suicune and Ho-Oh treats through solo quests, while Violet players get only Lugia that way.

Gen 3 legendaries (Hoenn)

5

In Scarlet, Latios and Groudon come from solo quests; Violet swaps in Latias and Kyogre. Rayquaza only ever drops from group quests.

Gen 5 legendaries (Unova)

6

Violet’s solo quests bring the Swords of Justice and Zekrom, Scarlet’s bring Reshiram, and Kyurem is a group-quest treat in both.

Gen 7 legendaries (Alola)

3

Solgaleo is Scarlet’s solo pick, Lunala is Violet’s, and Necrozma needs group quests before it shows up on the rocky slopes of Socarrat Trail.

Gen 8 legendaries (Galar)

4

Kubfu arrives at Lv. 30 through solo quests in either version. Glastrier’s treat drops for Scarlet players and Spectrier’s for Violet players.

Gen 9 legendaries (Paldea)

11Scarlet & Violet guide

The Loyal Three wait where you first battled them once The Teal Mask story ends, and Ogerpon battles you in each of its masks at the Dreaded Den.

Where to catch them

How to get every legendary in Scarlet & Violet

Koraidon or Miraidon and the Treasures of Ruin shrines are open in the base game. Everything else needs DLC: The Teal Mask for Ogerpon and the Loyal Three, The Indigo Disk for the rest.

In game6

Evolve1

DLC30

Version exclusives

Scarlet gives you Koraidon and Violet gives you Miraidon. The second one waiting in Area Zero after the story matches your version, so the other still needs a trade.

Only in Scarlet 1

  • Koraidon

Only in Violet 1

  • Miraidon
Where to find

Scarlet & Violet legendary spots: shrines, treats and DLC

A Snacksworth treat comes with every ten Blueberry Quests or one group quest, and each treat goes to a random legendary.

Before you battle

  • Snacksworth's legendaries25

    Level
    70 (Kubfu Lv. 30)
    Needs
    The Indigo Disk story finished
    Versions
    Scarlet solo quests: Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Ho-Oh, Latios, Groudon, Reshiram, Solgaleo, Glastrier. Violet solo quests: Lugia, Latias, Kyogre, Cobalion, Terrakion, Virizion, Zekrom, Lunala, Spectrier
    1. Finish The Indigo Disk story: Snacksworth then waits at the Blueberry Academy entrance
    2. Every 10 Blueberry Quests, or 1 group quest, he hands you a treat tied to one legendary, picked at random
    3. He tells a story that hints at a place in Paldea: carry the treat there and the legendary shows up
    4. Solo quests cover your own version's set plus Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres and Kubfu; group quests cover the other version's set plus Rayquaza, Kyurem and Necrozma

    TipAfter 130 Blueberry Quests the solo treats run out, so the rest come from group quests

    • Articuno
    • Zapdos
    • Moltres
    • Raikou
    • Entei
    • Suicune
    • Lugia
    • Ho-Oh
    • Latias
    • Latios
    • Kyogre
    • Groudon
    • Rayquaza
    • Cobalion
    • Terrakion
    • Virizion
    • Reshiram
    • Zekrom
    • Kyurem
    • Solgaleo
    • Lunala
    • Necrozma
    • Kubfu
    • Glastrier
    • Spectrier

  • The Treasures of Ruin shrines4

    Level
    60
    1. Each Treasure of Ruin is sealed in its own shrine, and eight stakes of one colour keep it shut
    2. Take History classes with Raifort at the academy and she marks the four shrines on your map
    3. Interact with a stake to pull it out; every stake for a shrine sits in the area around that shrine
    4. With all eight of a colour pulled, the shrine opens: interact with it to battle its Treasure of Ruin
    • Wo-Chien
    • Chien-Pao
    • Ting-Lu
    • Chi-Yu

  • Wo-Chien

    Level
    60
    1. Pull all eight purple stakes around the South Province
    2. That opens the Grasswither Shrine: interact with it to battle Wo-Chien

    Wo-Chien in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Chien-Pao

    Level
    60
    1. Pull all eight yellow stakes around the West Province
    2. That opens the Icerend Shrine: interact with it to battle Chien-Pao

    Chien-Pao in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Ting-Lu

    Level
    60
    1. Pull all eight green stakes around Casseroya Lake
    2. That opens the Groundblight Shrine: interact with it to battle Ting-Lu

    Ting-Lu in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Chi-Yu

    Level
    60
    1. Pull all eight blue stakes around the North Province
    2. That opens the Firescourge Shrine: interact with it to battle Chi-Yu

    Chi-Yu in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • KoraidonOnly in ScarletMiraidonOnly in Violet

    Level
    68
    When
    At the start of the story
    1. It joins you near the Poco Path lighthouse at the start of the story and becomes the Pokémon you ride
    2. Once the main story is over, you can switch it into its Battle Form from the menu
    3. After the main story, a second one waits in Area Zero: beat it and you can catch it at Lv. 72

    Koraidon in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

    Miraidon in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Urshifu

    The Indigo Disk
    1. Use the Scroll of Darkness on Kubfu for Single Strike Style, or the Scroll of Waters for Rapid Strike Style

    Urshifu in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Okidogi

    The Teal Mask
    Level
    70
    When
    After The Teal Mask story
    1. Finish The Teal Mask story: each of the Loyal Three then waits where you first battled it
    2. Look for Okidogi in Paradise Barrens

    Okidogi in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Munkidori

    The Teal Mask
    Level
    70
    When
    After The Teal Mask story
    1. Finish The Teal Mask story: each of the Loyal Three then waits where you first battled it
    2. Look for Munkidori in Wistful Fields

    Munkidori in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Fezandipiti

    The Teal Mask
    Level
    70
    When
    After The Teal Mask story
    1. Finish The Teal Mask story: each of the Loyal Three then waits where you first battled it
    2. Look for Fezandipiti on the east side of Oni Mountain

    Fezandipiti in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Ogerpon

    The Teal Mask
    When
    Near the end of The Teal Mask story
    1. Late in The Teal Mask story, with all its masks back, go with Ogerpon to the Dreaded Den on Oni Mountain
    2. Ogerpon battles you in each of its four masks: win all four rounds and you can catch it
    • Teal MaskIts everyday Grass-type look: take away any held mask and it goes back to this
    • Wellspring MaskHold the Wellspring Mask: Grass and Water type
    • Hearthflame MaskHold the Hearthflame Mask: Grass and Fire type
    • Cornerstone MaskHold the Cornerstone Mask: Grass and Rock type
    • Met at Lv. 20 or Lv. 70

    TipOnce Ogerpon is caught, its masks are in your bag: give it one to hold to change its form

    Ogerpon in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

  • Terapagos

    The Indigo Disk
    Level
    85
    When
    At the end of The Indigo Disk story
    1. At the end of The Indigo Disk story, go with Briar, Kieran and Carmine down into the Area Zero Underdepths
    2. Beat Kieran there, and the battle with Terapagos follows straight after
    3. Break its shields with a Terastallized Pokémon: each time, it strips your Terastallization and raises a new shield
    4. Once it is beaten, you can catch it
    • Terastal FormTakes this form as soon as it is sent into battle
    • Stellar FormTakes this form when it Terastallizes into the Stellar type

    Terapagos in SV: moves, stats and evolutions

Mythicals

Scarlet & Violet mythicals: Meloetta, Pecharunt and HOME

Meloetta sings in the Coastal Biome once you spin in its leaf circle and switch the camera to Sepia, and Pecharunt closes the Mochi Mayhem epilogue after a Mystery Gift berry.

Catch it in SV1

  • MeloettaCoastal Biome, Blueberry AcademyThe Indigo Disk
    Level
    70
    1. In the Coastal Biome of the Terarium, find the small circle of leaves blowing in the wind near the Coastal Outdoor Classroom
    2. Stand in the middle and keep spinning on the spot
    3. Then open the camera and switch it to the Sepia filter
    4. Meloetta soon appears and starts to sing: battle it and you can catch it
    • Pirouette FormeUsing Relic Song in battle turns it into this form; it changes back when it switches out or the battle ends

Needs a Mystery Gift item1

  • PecharuntLoyalty Plaza, end of the Mochi Mayhem epilogue (base story, The Teal Mask and The Indigo Disk finished, plus the Mythical Pecha Berry gift)
    Level
    88
    Needs
    Mythical Pecha BerryAcademy Ace Tournament
    1. Finish the main story, the Academy Ace Tournament, The Teal Mask and The Indigo Disk
    2. Claim the Mythical Pecha Berry from Mystery Gift in the Poké Portal
    3. Take it to Peachy's in Mossui Town and check the odd plush in the shop to start Mochi Mayhem
    4. At the end, after the battle with Nemona at Loyalty Plaza, battle Pecharunt: once it is beaten you can catch it

    TipThe catch cannot fail, so any Poké Ball will do

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Sets

Legendary sets in Scarlet & Violet

Take Raifort’s History classes before you hunt stakes: she marks the Treasures of Ruin shrines on your map. Each shrine opens once all eight stakes of its color are pulled.

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Keep exploring

More Pokémon lists for Scarlet & Violet

Koraidon and Miraidon also sit on the Paradox Pokémon list, beside Great Tusk and Iron Valiant.

Scarlet & Violet guides

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