Catching a Pokemon can be easy, can be though, depending on which Pokemon you are trying to catch. While for catching Weedle or Caterpie, patience, skill, and luck aren’t exactly the things that you will need to obtain them, the situation with more powerful and especially legendary Pokemon is different. That can be seen in their catch rate, for example, the two previous examples have a catch rate of 255, the same as similar level Pokemon such as Poliwag and Zubat. On the other side, there are high-level Pokemon with a catch rate of 3 which is the rate reserved for the Pokemon that are hardest to catch.
There are currently 69 Pokemon with a catch rate of 3 percent and below are ten handpicked.
10 Arceus
We start this list with Arecus, a normal-type Mythical Pokemon introduced in Generation IV. He is also known as “The Original One” and has supposedly created the entire Pokemon universe. With no known evolutions Arecus is nonetheless a formidable foe, which is to be expected from a “Pokemon God”.
As said before he was first introduced in Generation IV, where he is described as Pokemon that was born before the universe even existed, and then shaped the universe with 1 000 hands. With that being said the players will truly have a hard time catching him, when, or if they find him.
9 Articuno
Articuno is a legendary flying pokemon well known to the old fans of the franchise. With his blue appearance and wings, with long and distinctive tail feathers, supposedly made of ice, Articuno is also able to control ice. The flapping of his wing causes air to chill – as a result, it is said that when Articuno flies the snow will fall. That’s why in Japan he is named Freezer.
He lives in isolated locations, such as snowy mountains, and if the players want to catch him there is likely where they will find him. Articuno has lower stats than Arceus, but with the same catch rate of 3 percent, it will prove a challenge to catch.
8 Zapdos
Zapdos, in Japanese simply named Thunder, is also a flying Pokemon similar to Articuno. But while Articuno controls ice, Zapatos controls electricity and thunder, with his wings he can cause savage thunderstorms. His appearance all points to that with yellow color symbolizing electricity and his sharp and spiked feathers further affirms that as well his head with, yet another set of spiked feathers.
It is said the Zapados will appear when the sky turns dark and lighting showers down. Since he is a legendary Pokemon, in games like Pokemon Sun & Moon and Pokemon Diamond & Pearl, there is only one to catch.
7 Moltres
Along with the previous entries, Zapdos and Articuno, Moltres is one of the three legendary birds of Kanto. Moltres symbolizes fire, which he can control, and is modeled to represent it. It has a long, flowing head crest and a billowing tail, both made of reddish-orange and yellow flames, with his wings shrouded in fiery plumage.
By dipping itself in a magma of an active Vulcano Moltres can heal itself. It is also said that seeing a Moltres, means spring will arrive soon. Like the other two legendary birds, the player can obtain only one Moltres in the majority of Pokemon games.
6 Lugia
Lugia is a trio master of legendary birds. He is a protector of the sea a resides deep at the bottom of the ocean. In appearance, he is composed of traits of a dragon, bird, wyvern, and a sea monster.
He is hard to catch with one available to catch in all Pokemon games, after meeting certain conditions. In Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver, he can be caught in the depths of a sea cave at Whirl Islands. Lugia appears as a mascot on Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, Pokemon Silver, and its remake Pokemon SoulSilver, and also served as a central character in Pokemon: The Movie 2000.
5 Ho-Oh
Ho-Oh is also a flying legendary pokemon, like the previous entries. He was introduced in the second generation and is the trio master of the legendary beasts – Raikou, Entei, and Suicune. He is also closely related to Lugia, and while, he commands the sea, Ho-Oh commands the sky. He also has a mythological power to resurrect the dead and can cause rainbows with his seven-colored wings.
Ho-Oh is extremely hard to catch with only one specimen available to catch in all installments of Pokemon games. With a base stats of 680, he is much stronger than the previous entries – the legendary flying birds.
4 Raikou
Raikou is one of the three legendary pokemon’s resurrected by the Ho-Oh. Like Zapdos he is able to cause thunder balls at will, and he can also fly by creating storm clouds. In appearance, he is tiger-like pokemon with black stripes and a white underside and has two long fangs representing that of a saber-tooth cat. Most of its face consists of thick, white fur and a short yellow fur around its red eyes, while his tail is light blue with sharp angles and large claws.
Raikou tends to appear during thunderstorms and when other Electric-type Pokemon are in danger.
3 Entei
Like Raikou, Entei was resurrected by Ho-Oh. He is the embodiment of magma – when he barks volcanoes erupt and it is said that new Entei is born every time a new volcano forms. His name comes from the Japanese word “enetn” which means “blazing heath”. His first appearance was in the GameBoy Color video game Pokemon Gold & Silver and was prominently featured in the next installments while being a final boss in Pokemon Ranger.
He is hard to cath in various installments of Pokemon games. In the first game, he will flee if the player encounters him while in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen, he can be one of the legendary beasts to appear in a single playthrough.
2 Suicune
Suicune is an embodiment of pure spring water and has the power to purify the dirty water. He can also walk on water and northern winds always blow strong in his presence. In appearance, he is a slim blue mammalian with white diamond-shaped markings.
Suicune is extremely hard to catch, for example in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen he will flee unless you send a Pokemon that has an ability to Shadow Tag or a move mean look, while in Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver he roams the Johto and Kanto region. Suicune is also a mascot for Pokemon Crystal.
1 Mewtwo
Mewtwo is a bipedal humanoid Pokemon created by science. Aside from being a powerful psychic, he can also speak the human language. He is one of the toughest Pokemon to catch, while the catch rate for the hardest pokemon to catch is 3 percent, in reality, it is necessary to put an extra effort to catch Mewtwo.
For example, in some games, his catching opportunity is time-limited, while in other is games final boss. In Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team he will defeat Blastoise and Charizard for invading his cave. After finding and defeating him in the deepest parts of the cave, a player can recruit him.
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