Discover the Earliest Legendary Pokémon You Can Catch in Every Game

Ever wondered how soon you can get your hands on a legendary or mythical Pokémon in every mainline Pokémon game? Look no further! This article delves into the earliest obtainable Legendary Pokémon across various Pokémon titles, revealing some surprising facts that might change how you approach your next playthrough.

In Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, the earliest legendary Pokémon players can capture is Zapdos. Surprisingly, Zapdos can be caught with as few as three Gym badges. Once players acquire the ability to use Surf outside of battle by defeating Koga, the fifth gym leader, they can reach the Power Plant where Zapdos resides. Interestingly, Articuno is also accessible around the same time, located in the Seafoam Islands, although it technically requires four badges due to the additional requirement of using Strength.

Moving on to Pokémon Gold and Silver, the earliest legendaries are the three legendary beasts: Raikou, Entei, and Suicune. These can be encountered with as little as three badges, although capturing them is no easy feat. Once players enter the Burned Tower basement in Ecruteak City, the three beasts begin roaming the Johto region. Despite being available early, their roaming nature means they often flee at the first opportunity, adding an extra layer of challenge to catching them.

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