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Pokémon GO has several Poémons from the first three generations exclusive to certain regions.
Tauros, Kangaskhan, Mr. Mime, and Farfetch’d, as well as Generation 2 Heracross and Corsola and Generation 3 Pokémon Plulse, Minun, Zangoose, and Seviper, are the creatures in question, and all are zone-bound. concrete on the planet, making them some of the rarest in Pokémon GO.
After more than a year since launch, the criautas have remained exclusive in each of their regions, except for a handful of special events. So unless you travel a lot, with patience you might have a chance to capture something that you can’t find close to home.
Here you have a non-real scale graph of the location of each of the Pokémon. It is not very accurate, we know.
How to capture Tauros, Kangaskhan, Mr. Mime, Farfetch’d, Heracross and Corsola in Pokémon Go
We have put together this table with everything we know about these Pokémon, including where you are likely to catch them within each region.
| Pokemon | Region | Kind | Where to find it | Grades |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taurus (Gen 1) | North America | Normal | Generally everywhere, although some say it appears in desert areas | Usually this includes all of North America, but it is still debated whether they appear in South American countries as well. |
| Kangaskhan (Gen 1) | Australasia | Normal | Everywhere as a general rule, although there are rumors that suggest that it appears in cities and parks, specifically | It is not yet clear whether Kangaskhan is unique to Australia, or to Australasia in general. |
| Mr. Mime (Gen 1) | Europe | Psychic / Fairy | In principle everywhere, including city centers like London | Yes, the UK is still part of Europe; voted to leave the EU, not the continent |
| Farfetch’d (Gen 1) | Asia | Normal / Flying | Everywhere as he is a normal guy. Some point to Farfetch’d appearing in city centers and parks specifically, in part because of its flying type. | Japan and South Korea seem to be the places where it appears the most. Many people have claimed that Farfetch’d have in fact started popping up in droves since the servers went live in Japan. It is not currently clear if that abundance also carries over to all of Asia. |
| Heracross (Gen 2) | Latin America, South Florida and Texas | Insect / Fight | Generally anywhere. | Although it is described as a Pokémon exclusive to Latin America, many say they have seen it in parts of South Florida and Texas. |
| Corsola (Gen 2) | Tropic | Psychic / Fairy | Most common in areas of water between the two tropics. | Early research suggests that it is between 31N and 26S. That includes (though not all of its parts) Florida, Latin America, Africa, Asia, Australia, and more. |
Sejun Park, champion of the 2014 Pokémon World Championships Masters, shared his experience catching Farfetch’d in South Korea:
Just caught another Farfetch’d, probably a Sokcho-exclusive pokemon at this moment! pic.twitter.com/PYxeYWFMGz
– T1 | Sejun (@pokemon_tcg) July 15, 2016 Manage cookie settings
How to catch Relicanth, Plusle, Minun, Zangoose and Seviper in Pokémon Go
The third generation, meanwhile, adds five new exclusive types per region, but luckily you can catch two of them wherever you are.
| Pokemon | Region | Kind | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relicanth (Gen 3) | New Zealand Nearby islands (Fiji, Samoa, etc.) |
Rock / Water | It appears very occasionally in the area. |
| Plusle (Gen 3) | North America South America Africa |
Electric | It appears very occasionally on those continents. |
| My (Gen 3) | Europe Asia Australasia |
Electric | It appears very occasionally on those continents. |
| Zangoose * (Gen 3) | Europe Asia Australasia |
Normal | It appears very occasionally on those continents. |
| Seviper * (Gen 3) | North America South America Africa |
Poison | It appears very occasionally on those continents. |
As a tip for those of you who want to dominate the lore, Zangoose and Seviper are natural enemies … and that’s why they are never on the same continent. At first one was in the place where the other is, but their position changed after an event in winter 2017, so they may switch positions again.
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Can I get Tauros, Kangaskhan, Mr. Mime, Farfetch’d Heracross, Corsola, Plusle, Minun, Zangoose, and Seviper hatching eggs?
No, you can’t get any of those creatures by walking around and hatching Eggs. Launch information appeared to suggest yes, and as with all regional information in general, Niantic has remained fairly opaque in its explanations of the mechanics, but the information provided by online users makes us understand that there is no way to get them. using this method.
So, the only way to get hold of them is to be physically in those regions and capture them in person, which is a somewhat expensive method unless you spend your holidays traveling from end to end of the world. At least until the trade shows up.
