Can you encounter a legendary again after whiting out from it?

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Let's say I battle Mewtwo in Cerulean Cave and it makes my entire team faint, sending me back to the Pokémon center.

Can I then go back into the cave and encounter Mewtwo again?

And is it the same for the legendary birds, and for remakes, Gen 2, etc?






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Can you catch a legendary again if you release it?

No. Once you catch a legendary Pokemon it will not re-appear, even if you release it. They only re-appear after defeating the Elite Four if you caused them to faint rather than catch.

Can you catch legendary more than once?

One more note\u2014once you've caught a Legendary Pok\xe9mon, you can't catch another one of the same species, even if you encounter it a second time in the Max Lair. Dynamax Adventures in the Max Lair are fun and rewarding with a whole slew of Legendary Pok\xe9mon ready for your challenge.

How many times can you catch a Legendary Pokémon?

There will usually only be one Legendary available to catch at a time, although this sometimes changes if there's a special event. During Pokemon Go Fest 2021, for example, every single Legendary showed up!

What happens if you run away from Legendary Pokémon?

In Generations I and II, if the player runs from an in-game event Pok\xe9mon, it becomes permanently unavailable (except the Electrode in Team Rocket HQ). Starting in Generation III, if the player runs from a Legendary Pok\xe9mon, the Pok\xe9mon reappears when the player leaves and re-enters its location.



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