If, you are a Anime lover or Pokemon fan you know that Pokemon have seven generation and having there are dozens of Legendary Pokémon. So, in this blog we were ranking lengendary Pokemon

The all information are taken from internet and Anime so if your favourite Pokemon are not get worry because all legendary are very much power so this is hard to rank 

So, least get started

10. Xerneas
The Pokémon franchise contains countless Legendary birds and dog-like creatures, but Xerneas is one of the few stag-like beasts. Xerneas is not only unique due to its appearance, but it also is known as the first and only Fairy-type Legendary Pokémon, and for that reason, it has become quite the popular fighter in the video game’s competitive scene within the last few years.

While Ho-Oh has the ability to resurrect the dead, Xerneas is said to grant eternal life. When out of battle, it can change its aesthetic and is said to have slept for 1,000 years as a tree after releasing all of its energy.

Being exclusive to Pokémon X, this creature was only obtainable in other games via trades or sponsored events. Xerneas has also made an appearance in Nintendo’s popular character fighter, Super Smash Bros.

9. Zekrom
Based on the yin and yang as present in Taoism, Zekrom and Reshiram are the Legendary counterparts of the franchise’s fifth generation – Pokémon Black & White versions respectively.

According to legends, Zekrom and Reshiram are both powerful dragons used by twin heroes to create the Pokémon region of Unova. The twins later disagreed on ideals and began to fight with one another. After realizing that they were both equally matched, the brothers set aside differences and ceased their battles. However, their sons resumed the fight and, as a result, destroyed the region. The two dragons subsequently disappeared.

Interestingly enough, the franchise broke with tradition and released two separate films simultaneously that each featured a unique tale. In Pokémon the Movie: White – Victini and Zekrom, longtime protagonist Ash Ketchum convinces Zekrom to work with him in order to defeat the film’s villain Damon. In addition to being featured in other franchise properties, Zekrom served as the partner to the main antagonist in the strategy crossover, Pokémon Conquest.

8. Mew
Mewtwo might be a fan-favorite Legendary today, but it all started with Mew. Constructed from the DNA of this ancient Pokémon, scientists – under the instruction of Team Rocket boss Giovanni – built the world’s strongest Pokémon.

While Mewtwo is very self-aware and kind of depressing, to be honest, Mew is more light-hearted and jovial. In the franchise’s first film, however, Mew proves himself to be just as powerful as its successor. Now, statistics from the video game series might suggest otherwise, but nevertheless, Mew is certainly a force to be acknowledged. It also has the rare ability to learn any HM or TM item in the game, making its move set wildly unpredictable.

Mew has been one of the franchise’s most elusive beasts, as it has only been available as an event-exclusive Pokémon (or via an in-game glitch). But while Mew has not been as visible as his clone counterpart, he is certainly still a favorite among the community.

7. Entei
Yet another movie star makes its way to the countdown in Entei. As previously mentioned, Ho-Oh revived Entei and the two other legendary dogs after the fire in the Brass Tower – now known as the Burnt Tower in the game series. In fact, it is said that Entei represents the flames that set fire to the tower.

Entei made his big screen debut in the franchise’s third film as a young girl’s wish. This means that the Entei in the film was an illusion rather than the real creature, but it has remained a beloved Legendary nonetheless.

While not to the same extent as Mew, Entei and his two cohorts (Suicune and Raikou) were extremely hard to track down in the video game series. There were numerous steps, items, and move sets required – or at least recommended – in the pursuit of these Legendary Pokémon, making their addition to any Pokédex endlessly frustrating.

6. Suicune
Suicune’s history is virtually identical to that of Entei, seeing as how they both (in addition to Raikou) perished in the fire that brought down the Brass Tower. But while Entei represents the flames that set fire to the tower, Suicune is a symbol of the downpour that occurred directly afterward.

Suicune has made some appearances in franchise films, but it has also been an active part of the television series, appearing numerous times and even saving Ash’s life in one episode. Suicune has also been a popular character in the video game’s competitive scene for years now as well; however, its popularity has declined some due to some rule changes in more recent competitions. Additionally, Suicune is one of only two Pokémon on this list to appear as a fighter in the Pokémon and Tekken crossover, Pokkén Tournament.

5. lugia
As alluded to earlier, Lugia was the resident badass in the franchise’s second film. This second-generation Legendary bird took on Kanto’s bird trio all by itself and held its own for quite a while.

Lugia is so powerful, in fact, that it can create or calm storms. The mere flap of its wings is strong enough to tear down a cliff or create a low-level hurricane even. Unlike some other Pokémon on this list, there are known to be multiple Lugia in the wild. In the Pokémon world, reports of a young Lugia have surfaced, suggesting breeding.

Lugia is also extremely popular as it has been featured as the mascot for three separate titles – Pokémon Silver, its subsequent remake for the Nintendo DS, Pokémon Soul Silver, and the one-off GameCube title, Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness (as Shadow Lugia).

4. Arceus
Arceus is about as close to a god-like figure that the Pokémon world has. Rumored to be the creator of the entire Pokémon universe, Arceus is known simply as “The Original One.” This Pokémon also has the ability to recreate any of the creation trio – Giratina, Dialga, and Palkia – which is presumably an act to replace one of them in the event any of them are caught by a trainer.

In its base state, Arceus is a Normal-type Pokémon, but it has the ability to change into any other type via a special Plate or a Z-crystal as introduced in Pokémon Sun & Moon.

In addition to its appearances in the mainline game series as well as its own film (Arceus and the Jewel of Life), Arceus is the true partner of the protagonist in Nintendo DS spin-off title, Pokémon Conquest.

3.Groudon & Kyogre
Groudon and Kyogre are generally a package deal as the two have been linked together in historical battles in the past. Thousands of years ago, when primal energy flowed more freely, these Legendary Titans fought it out for control and power. Evenly matched, the battle between these two raged on with no end in sight. Their feud eventually came to an end but picked up again 1000 years later when a meteor crashed into the Earth, releasing even more energy.

Luckily for the citizens of the Pokémon world, another Legendary beast, Rayquaza, was there to stop both battles. This was certainly fortunate as their power is great enough to change the landscape of the Pokémon world.

Groudon and Kyogre were featured on the box art of both Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire, as well as the titles respective remakes, Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire – both as their primal evolutions in the latter titles. With the rise of primal evolutions (in addition to some rule changes), these Pokémon also saw an increase in popularity in the competitive scene just two years ago.

2.ryaquaza
As the two-time savior of humanity in the Pokémon world, you know Rayquaza had to crack our list. In the Pokémon universe, Rayquaza is often thought of as more of a myth than a real creature. It has been spotted several times throughout history, but appearances are now rare as it is often indistinguishable from falling meteors in the sky. It is said that this Pokémon can live for millions of years in the ozone layer feeding off of particles in the atmosphere, so it is not ridiculous to think that it could go generations without being seen.

Despite its general rarity, however, Rayquaza has graced the screen for several franchise films in addition to numerous anime episodes. Additionally, the Legendary Pokémon has made appearances in a handful of Super Smash Bros. titles – most notably as an end-level boss in the Wii title, Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Rayquaza was also the mascot of the third generation mainline game, Pokémon Emerald.

1. Mewtow
At the hands of Team Rocket scientists, Giovanni was successful in not only creating the most powerful Pokémon of all time but the most popular as well. Aside from Pikachu, Mewtwo is arguably one of the more recognizable characters, even among extremely casual fans.

Mewtwo has appeared in countless mainline Pokémon titles and even a few other properties. This Mew clone was featured as a fighter for two separate Super Smash Bros. titles – first in Super Smash Bros. Melee and later as DLC for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS iterations. Additionally, Mewtwo revamped his image to become Shadow Mewtwo in the aforementioned Tekken crossover, Pokkén Tournament. This Legendary is, in fact, the only Pokémon to have two different amiibos – one as Mewtwo proper and the other as Shadow Mewtwo. It is also one of only two Pokémon to have multiple Mega Evolutions (Charizard being the other).


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