One of the standout features of *Pokemon Scarlet & Violet* is the introduction of Paradox Pokemon, a concept that elevates the game's innovation beyond the regional variants of previous generations. Paradox Pokemon introduce futuristic and ancient versions of select Pokemon, adding a thrilling twist to the gameplay. Here's a comprehensive guide to understanding these unique creatures.
Every Paradox Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet
In the Generation IX games, Paradox Pokemon become available in the post-game, specifically after you reach Area Zero. Players of *Pokemon Scarlet* will encounter ancient variants of Pokemon, while those playing *Pokemon Violet* will discover futuristic versions. The ancient Paradox Pokemon boast the Protosynthesis ability, which boosts their highest stat by 30% when Sunny Day is in effect. Conversely, the futuristic Paradox Pokemon feature the Quark Drive ability, enhancing their highest stat by 30% within Electric terrain.
These Paradox Pokemon have not only captivated players but also made a significant impact in the competitive scene. Whether you're a newcomer to the Gen IX games or a seasoned veteran, these additions enrich the post-game experience for all players. Below, you'll find a detailed list of each Paradox Pokemon, their types, and the Pokemon they are based on.
All Ancient Paradox Pokemon
Pokemon | Type (Primary/Secondary) | Original Pokemon |
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Great Tusk | Ground / Fighting | Donphan |
Scream Tail | Fairy / Psychic | Jigglypuff |
Brute Bonnett | Grass / Dark | Amoonguss |
Flutter Mane | Ghost / Fairy | Misdreavus |
Slither Wing | Bug / Fighting | Volcarona |
Sandy Shocks | Electric / Ground | Magneton |
Roaring Moon | Dragon / Dark | Mega Salamance |
Koriadon | Fighting / Dragon | Cyclizar |
Walking Wake | Water / Dragon | Suicune |
Gouging Fire | Fire / Dragon | Entei |
Raging Bolt | Electric / Dragon | Raikou |
All Future Paradox Pokemon
Pokemon | Type (Primary/Secondary) | Original Pokemon |
---|---|---|
Iron Treads | Ground / Steel | Donphan |
Iron Bundle | Ice / Water | Delibird |
Iron Hands | Fighting / Electric | Hariyama |
Iron Jugulis | Dark / Flying | Hydreigon |
Iron Moth | Fire / Poison | Volcarona |
Iron Thorns | Rock / Electric | Tyranitar |
Iron Valiant | Fairy / Fighting | Gardevoir & Gallade |
Miraidon | Electric / Dragon | Cyclizar |
Iron Leaves | Grass / Psychic | Virizion |
Iron Boulder | Rock / Psychic | Terrakion |
Iron Crown | Steel / Psychic | Cobalion |
And that's the complete rundown of every Paradox Pokemon in *Pokemon Scarlet & Violet*! These fascinating creatures add depth and excitement to your post-game adventures, making them a must-explore feature for every player.