十大最稀有的宝可梦（Top 10 Rarest Pokémon that are Hard to Find）

Aspiring Pokémon trainers out there know the thrill of catching an elusive Pokémon. Some Pokémon are even harder to find because of their rarity, making them a coveted addition to any trainer's team. In this article, we'll be discussing the top 10 rarest Pokémon that are hard to find.

10. Feebas

Feebas may not look like much, but it is one of the rarest Pokémon out there. This little fish can only be found in a specific tile among the Route 119 river in Hoenn. The tile can only be accessed by using the move Surf and is randomized every time the game is played, making it a challenge for even the most dedicated trainers to find.

9. Spiritomb

Spiritomb is a ghost and dark-type Pokémon that can only be obtained through a special event or by placing 108 spiritomb flags in the Underground of the Sinnoh Region. This Pokémon's rarity is not only due to its method of acquisition but also because it is relatively unknown among trainers, making it a hidden gem for those who do manage to find it.

8. Deoxys

Deoxys is a psychic-type Pokémon that was only available through a Nintendo event in 2008. This event allowed players to obtain a special item that transported them to an island where they could catch Deoxys. Today, players can obtain a Deoxys through various events, but those who have the 2008 version are few and far between.

7. Manaphy

Manaphy is a water-type Pokémon that was initially only available through a promotion for the Pokémon Ranger game in 2007. Players who completed the game received a code that could then be redeemed for Manaphy in Pokémon Diamond or Pearl. Due to the limited promotion and the fact that it cannot evolve, Manaphy is a rarer Pokémon to come across.

6. Mew

Mew is an iconic Pokémon known for its mythical status. It is a psychic-type Pokémon that was only available through special Nintendo events or by obtaining a special event item through in-game trades. Mew has since been available through other means, but it's still a highly sought-after Pokémon for its rarity and unique abilities.

5. Celebi

Celebi is a psychic and grass-type Pokémon that was initially exclusive to Japan in 2001. It was later released internationally through various events, making it rarer than other legendary Pokémon. Celebi is also considered a special Pokémon because it can time-travel, making it highly desirable among trainers.

4. Jirachi

Jirachi is a steel and psychic-type Pokémon that was only available through a promotion for the Pokémon Colosseum game. Players who pre-ordered the game received a bonus disc that included Jirachi. Because the promotion was limited, Jirachi is considered a rare find among trainers.

3. Shaymin

Shaymin is a grass-type mythology Pokémon that was only available through a Nintendo event in 2009. Players had to obtain a special item that transported them to an island where they could catch Shaymin. Those who have the 2009 version of Shaymin are considered lucky because it is now impossible to obtain it through that event.

2. Arceus

Arceus is a normal-type Pokémon that was initially only available through a Nintendo event in 2009. The event distributed Arceus to players who had obtained all three event legendary Pokémon (Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina) and took them to a special location in the game. Today, obtaining Arceus through this event is impossible, making it a highly sought-after Pokémon for collectors.

1. Porygon

Porygon is the rarest Pokémon on our list for a different reason than the others. Porygon is a unique Pokémon because it was only available before the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver, making it a limited edition item in the original series. Porygon was only available through a special Nintendo event in 1997, making it a rare and highly sought-after item among Pokémon trainers and collectors.

In conclusion, these 10 rare Pokémon are just a few of the many collectible and coveted creatures of the Pokémon world. Some of these Pokémon can only be obtained through rare events or by using a specialized knowledge of the game's mechanics. While finding them may be difficult, the thrill of catching them is undoubtedly worth the effort for dedicated Pokémon trainers.