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In Pokemon Yellow, Moltres can be found on Victory Road.

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Going towards Indigo Plateau or the Pokemon League, near the exit of Victory Road (you have to have all the badges to get there), you will find Moltres.

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Where do you find moltres on Pokemon Yellow?

Victory Road.


What legendary Pokemon can you catch in Pokemon Yellow?

mewtwo,moltres,zapdos,articuno and mew


Which legendary Pokemon can you catch in yellow?

Mewtwo, Zapdos, Moltres, and Mew.


How do you catch moltres in Pokemon Yellow?

you can only catch in the victory road.


Pokemon Silver where do you find moltres?

You cannot find Moltres in Pokemon Silver. You can use the Time Capsule and use Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow with Moltres in it and trade it over. In Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver: Moltres in in Mt. Sliver after you have obtained all 16 badges. You need surf, waterfall and rock climb to get to it.


How many Pokemon legend Pokemon Yellow?

4 Mewtwo Zapdos Articuno Moltres Mew - Event only


Is there any Legendary Pokemon in yellow version?

Of course, there are Moltres, Zapdos, Articuno and Mewtwo.


What legendary pokemon has yellow?

Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo, and Mew (but Mew is a secret)


Where is Pokemon moltres?

In Red, Blue, Yellow, Fire Red, and Leaf Green Moltres is in Victory Road. In Gold, Silver, Crystal, and Heart Gold and Soul Silver Moltres is in Mount Silver.


What is Moltres in Pokemon?

Moltres is a legendary fire bird on Pokemon


Where to find moltres in pokemon crystal?

Moltres can't be found in Crystal. If you want it in Crystal, you'll have to use the Time Capsule or you could get it from an event in the past. You can find Moltres at Victory Road in Red/Blue/Yellow.


How do you get a Zapdos and Moltres in Pokemon Crystal?

Unfortunately, they have to be traded form Red, Blue, or Yellow (or, perhaps, Green).