Pokémon Scarlet and Violet introduced Paradox Pokémon, a fascinating twist on regional variants. Instead of simple regional forms, Paradox Pokémon present futuristic and ancient versions of familiar creatures. This guide covers everything you need to know about these unique additions to the Pokémon world.
Every Paradox Pokémon in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet
Paradox Pokémon are unlocked after completing the main story and reaching Area Zero. Pokémon Scarlet features ancient Paradox Pokémon, while Pokémon Violet offers their futuristic counterparts. Ancient Paradox Pokémon possess the Protosynthesis Ability, boosting their highest stat by 30% under Sunny Day. Futuristic Paradox Pokémon have the Quark Drive Ability, providing the same 30% stat boost in Electric Terrain. Their unique abilities and powerful stats make them highly valuable in competitive battles, appealing to both seasoned trainers and newcomers alike. Below is a complete list, detailing each Paradox Pokémon, its type, and its original counterpart.
All Ancient Paradox Pokémon
Pokémon | Type (Primary/Secondary) | Original Pokémon |
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Great Tusk | Ground / Fighting | Donphan |
Scream Tail | Fairy / Psychic | Jigglypuff |
Brute Bonnet | Grass / Dark | Amoonguss |
Flutter Mane | Ghost / Fairy | Misdreavus |
Slither Wing | Bug / Fighting | Volcarona |
Sandy Shocks | Electric / Ground | Magneton |
Roaring Moon | Dragon / Dark | Mega Salamence |
Koraidon | Fighting / Dragon | Cyclizar |
Walking Wake | Water / Dragon | Suicune |
Iron Leaves | Grass / Psychic | Virizion |
Iron Bundle | Ice / Water | Delibird |
All Future Paradox Pokémon
Pokémon | Type (Primary/Secondary) | Original Pokémon |
---|---|---|
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 |
This concludes our comprehensive guide to all Paradox Pokémon in *Pokémon Scarlet & Violet*!