Pokémon GO: 10 Hardest Pokémon To Catch, Ranked
continually undergoes evolutions much like the beloved Pokémon creatures it represents, with new pocket monsters being added to the game regularly, and changing game mechanics. In a game where players are encouraged to catch them all, it can be frustrating at times to discover that some Pokémon are not so easy to come by, and even then it can be frustratingly difficult to catch some of them. For the most part, the majority of Pokémon in the game will come and go with seasons, events, and even time of day, but there are a few which have even more difficult requirements to find.
Home to a massive variety of Pokémon from all past regions, players run into one particular hardship, whether they are new to the game or longtime fans, which is catching certain Pokémon. Though the most powerful of the bunch can often be difficult to capture, others, like Sigilyph, earn their rarity by being region-locked to specific countries. Unless someone is willing to purchase some plane tickets simply to try to catch a Pokémon, or engage in cheating behaviors that could get them banned from the game, collecting them all will simply not be likely to happen.
With a 6% catch rate, insanely powerful stats, and the speedy Psystrike attack, it's no wonder Mewtwo is one of the most sought-after Pokémon in. Even having one of the best new Trading Cards, the Legendary is perfect for fighting in the Master League, due to its great match-up capabilities. Sadly, it is also difficult to track down, as Mewtwo is not one to spawn in the wild, but is restricted to 5-Star raid battles and only when on the raid rotations.
Pokémon GO’s launch of Max Out with all-new Dynamax Pokémon and new stops for trainers to find will give trainers many reasons to get out and explore.
While a regular Mewtwo is already hard to catch, encountering and catching a Shadow Mewtwo is even worse. The Shadow Mewtwo can only be received after battling and winning against Team GO Rocket in a 5-Star shadow raid. With 20% damage