One of the most groundbreaking features of Pokemon Scarlet & Violet is the introduction of Paradox Pokemon, which take the concept of regional variants to an exciting new level by showcasing futuristic and ancient iterations of select Pokemon. Here's a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about these unique creatures.
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Table of Contents
- Every Paradox Pokemon In Pokemon Scarlet & Violet
- All Ancient Paradox Pokemon
- All Future Paradox Pokemon
Every Paradox Pokemon In Pokemon Scarlet & Violet
In the Generation IX games, Paradox Pokemon become available in the post-game once you reach Area Zero. Pokemon Scarlet players can encounter ancient versions of select Pokemon, while Pokemon Violet offers futuristic versions. The ancient Pokemon boast the Protosynthesis ability, which boosts their highest stat by 30% during Sunny Day conditions. Conversely, the futuristic Pokemon are equipped with the Quark Drive ability, enhancing their highest stat by 30% in Electric terrain.
Paradox Pokemon have also made a significant impact in the competitive scene, making them valuable assets for both newcomers and seasoned players once you reach the post-game. Below is 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 |
---|---|---|
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 | Gerdevoir & Gallade |
Miraidon | Electric / Dragon | Cyclizar |
Iron Leaves | Grass / Psychic | Virizion |
Iron Boulder | Rock / Psychic | Terrakion |
Iron Crown | Steel / Psychic | Cobalion |
And that’s every Paradox Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet!