volcarona may not be considered to be a legendary as it does infact evolve from a Pokemon called larvesta, but the Pokemon volcarona is considered to be a legendary Pokemon.
You can catch the main white legendary, Kyrugem, Virizion, Cobalion, Terrakion, Thunderous, Victini, Zorua, Zoroark, Volcarona, and Landorus.
You can get Volcarona by catching it at Relic Castle or making your Larvesta (if you have one) evolve into Volcarona starting from level 59.
Volcarona does not evolve. However, it evolves fromLarvesta at level 59.
In relic castle
volcarona may not be considered to be a legendary as it does infact evolve from a Pokemon called larvesta, but the Pokemon volcarona is considered to be a legendary Pokemon.
No.
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Zekrom, Kyurem, Thundurus, Landorus, Cobalion, Terrakion, Virizion, Keldeo(event), Meloetta(event), Genesect(event), and Volcarona( may not be a legendary).
You can catch the main white legendary, Kyrugem, Virizion, Cobalion, Terrakion, Thunderous, Victini, Zorua, Zoroark, Volcarona, and Landorus.
Volcarona is inside Relic Castle.
Volcarona is a Bug and Fire type pokemon.
You can get Volcarona by catching it at Relic Castle or making your Larvesta (if you have one) evolve into Volcarona starting from level 59.
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Zekrom Reshiram (Must Trade) Virizion Cobalion Terrakion Kyurem Volcarona and Zoroark are sorta legendary Genesect Keldeo Meloetta Landorus (Must have Tornadus and Thundurus) Tornadus (Must Trade) Thundurus Victini
Volcarona does not evolve. However, it evolves fromLarvesta at level 59.
Yes, Volcarona is the English name. In Japan, it's known as "Ulgamoth."