No, after beating the game your mum talks to you and asks "What colour was the pokemon" depending on what colour you choose Latios/Latias wanders around Hoenn. They change spots each time.
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∙ 14y agoYou can find one on Route 110. It has a 15% chance of appearing.
in route 110 in uki city
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North of Slateport city on route 110.
There is no pattern, but if you saw it once you can see where it is on your Pokedex altough you can't fly to it Well my brother had emerald and found it on Route 110 in the grass where you can catch plusle and minum. so i bought the game and couldn't find it so i went where he caught his and it was the first Pokemon that poped up. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- well that was just luck . there is no pattern but i do know something you can do. First off, you need to use the area thing on your Pokemon on the one your after (the one that's flying around). Get a Pokemon with a move like scary face. That should stop it from running.
you find it on route 110
latios!
In pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Latios or Latios start roaming Hoenn after you beat the Elite four. The place you meet them is random - but someone say that if you have a bigger chance of catching Latios in route 119, and Latias in route 110. In Pokemon Emerald, one of them starts roaming Hoenn after you beat the Elite four, and you tell your mom what colour it was on the Pokemon they mentioned on the TV. Red gives Latias, blue gives Latios.
Go north of slateport..then the route there is route 110.
Slakoth - Petalburgwoods Gulpin - Route 110
You can find one on Route 110. It has a 15% chance of appearing.
go to the cycling road/route 110 and walk on the grassy road.
Route 110
In Pokèmon Sapphire, Rare Candies can be found on these routes: Route 106 Route 110 Route 114 Route 119 Route 120 Route 123 and 132. *One of them can also be found in the Trick house ~Lucario
in route 110 (in sapphire)
go to the new mauwhile at route 110.mauwile city.
It takes about 80-110 days to travel around the world . It depends on where you start and end and which route you take.