Pokémon Dynamax Adventures Legendary Pokémon and Ultra Beasts list

Legendary Pokémon list for Dynamax Adventures: Which legendaries are exclusive to Pokémon Sword or Shield?

Throughout your Dynamax Adventure in the Crown Tundra, you'll find yourself battling against Legendary Pokémon from previous generations and, if you manage to defeat them, you'll be offered the opportunity to catch them.

It's important to know that, while you can encounter a Legendary Pokémon multiple times, you can only catch it once. This means that shiny hunters or trainers looking for specific stats might have to battle the same Legendary Pokémon multiple times, putting off the chance to catch it, until the right version of that Legendary Pokémon appears in the Dynmax Adventures.

Luckily, you can keep a record of up to three Legendary Pokémon, either from purchasing their location from Peonia for five pieces of Dynie Ore or encountering them yourself. These records will allow you to select this Legendary as the final boss for your Dynamax Adventure, ensuring you have an encounter with one of them.

A number of these Legendary Pokémon are, however, exclusive to either Pokémon Sword or Shield, which means that, playing by yourself, you won't be able to find them in a Dynamax Adventures.

Thankfully, if you're playing online you may find yourself in a Dynamax Adventure hosted by a player playing a different version of the game - Sword if you're own Shield and vice versa - then the Legendary Pokémon in the Dynamax Adventure can be from either game. This means that you don't have to conduct any trades or buy the other version of the game to catch every legendary available in the Dynamax Adventures.

Below you can find all of the Legendary Pokémon, arranged in National Pokédex order, that can be found in Dynamax Adventure, including which version they're available in:

Thank you to Centro Pokémon LEAK from Twitter for the help with this information!

No.	Name	Type		Available In
#144	Articuno	Ice / Flying		Both
#145	Zapdos	Electric / Flying		Both
#146	Moltres	Fire / Flying		Both
#150	Mewtwo	Psychic		Both
#243	Raikou	Electric		Both
#244	Entei	Fire		Both
#245	Suicune	Water		Both
#249	Lugia	Psychic / Flying		Shield
#250	Ho-Oh	Fire / Flying		Sword
#380	Latias	Dragon / Psychic		Shield
#381	Latios	Dragon / Psychic		Sword
#382	Kyogre	Water		Shield
#383	Groudon	Ground		Sword
#384	Rayquaza	Dragon / Flying		Both
#480	Uxie	Psychic		Both
#481	Mesprit	Psychic		Both
#482	Azelf	Psychic		Both
#483	Dialga	Steel / Dragon		Sword
#484	Palkia	Water / Dragon		Shield
#485	Heatran	Fire / Steel		Both
#487	Giratina	Ghost / Dragon		Both
#488	Cresselia	Psychic		Both
#641	Tornadus	Flying		Sword
#642	Thundurus	Electric / Flying		Shield
#643	Reshiram	Dragon / Fire		Sword
#644	Zekrom	Dragon / Electric		Shield
#645	Landorus	Ground / Flying		Both
#646	Kyurem	Dragon / Ice		Both
#716	Xerneas	Fairy		Sword
#717	Yveltal	Dark / Flying		Shield
#718	Zygarde	Dragon / Ground		Both
#785	Tapu Koko	Electric / Fairy		Both
#786	Tapu Lele	Psychic / Fairy		Both
#787	Tapu Bulu	Grass / Fairy		Both
#788	Tapu Fini	Water / Fairy		Both
#791	Solgaleo	Psychic / Steel		Sword
#792	Lunala	Psychic / Ghost		Shield

With it finally in the wild, here's how to start the Crown Tundra DLC and our full Pokémon Crown Tundra walkthrough. Plus, here's how to catch Calyrex, Glastrier and Spectrier, the Regieleki and Regidrago puzzle solution and Regirock, Regice, Registeel locations, details on how to catch Legendary Birds Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres in the Crown Tundra, the Ultra Beasts and Necrozma adventure, Dynamax Adventures, including the legendries you can catch on these adventures, and the new Crown Tundra Pokédex and returning Pokémon explained. For Isle of Armor players, here's how to find the Slowpoke, where to find Max Mushroom locations, and how to get Kubfu, become best friends and evolve it, plus all Diglett locations too! For the base game, here's info on the ability to transfer Pokémon to Pokémon Home, the Wild Area, lists of all TM locations and TRs, all Galarian forms and finally our main Pokémon Sword and Shield walkthrough for the whole game.

Ultra Beasts list for Dynamax Adventures: How to unlock the Ultra Beasts in Pokémon Sword and Shield Crown Tundra explained

Legendary Pokemon aren't the only rare creatures that you can find in the Dynamax Adventure. You can also find the rare Ultra Beasts if you manage to complete all of Peony's legendary adventures in the Crown Tundra.

If you're stuck on one of Peony's adventures, here a look at the guide below:

• Adventure 1: The Sacred Bonds of Sovereign and Steed
• How to catch Calyrex, Spectrier, Glastrier, plus where to plant and how to choose Iceroot or Shaderoot Carrots
• Adventure 2: The Terrible Titans... Lurking Locked Away
• Regirock, Regice, Registeel temple locations and the Regidrago and Regieleki puzzle solutions
• Adventure 3: A Legendary Tree and A Legendary Three
• The Legendary Birds: how to catch Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres

Once you've finished all of the above quests, make sure you return to tell Peony and, after some minor events, you'll unlock the ability to fight Ultra Beasts in the Dynamax Adventure.

Like Legendary Pokémon, Ultra Beasts will appear randomly within the Dynamax Adventures so it might be a while till you manage to find one.

When you do, you'll need to battle and defeat it just like you would any other Pokémon. If you do manage to defeat it, you'll be given the chance to catch and keep the Ultra Beast.

There are 11 Ultra Beasts in total and they can all be found in both Pokémon Sword and Shield. Below you can find all of the Ultra Beasts that can be found in Dynamax Adventure, along with their typing, arranged in National Pokédex order:

No.	Name	Type
#793	Nihilego	Rock / Poison
#794	Buzzwole	Bug / Fighting
#795	Pheromosa	Bug / Fighting
#796	Xurkitree	Electric
#797	Celesteela	Steel / Flying
#798	Kartana	Grass / Steel
#799	Guzzlord	Dark / Dragon
#800	Necrozma	Psychic
#805	Stakataka	Rock / Steel
#806	Blacephalon	Fire / Ghost

Good luck collecting every Legendary and Ultra Beasts in the Dynamax Adventure!