How do legends breed?

[OceanHero]

Or, a reason I just thought up, Gamefreak neuters every male legendary.

YES. Good job. Topic settled.

 

[JoeNDM]

I reckon Arceus creates the gender neutral ones, and once they die it creates another one. Or, like Ho-Oh is a phoenix, so when it nears death it rebirths itself, maybe other legendaries have this ability, like how Digimon die and their data/energy/life force gets sent into a new egg

 

[Lord Of Grapes]

Or, a reason I just thought up, Gamefreak neuters every male legendary.

They'd have a heck of a job doing it...

And are you sure they'd wanna get on Landorus' bad side?

 

[The Imposter]

I assume this means that the Griseous orb is older than the Adamant and Lustrous orbs, because it doesn't resemble an sphere as much as the other two do. Perhaps that's because time works differently in the distortion world?

Yes, and also because of the distorion in space that the distortion world creates. If you find your Palkia randomly holding a ball, this is why.

I do believe I've ranked up!

 

[chrombot]

They go to a very secret place away from humans. Maybe they can not be in captivity

Yea, this makes sense.
Or perhaps in such a way that it won't happen in the daycare center.
I always figured legendaries can breed, example, Zapdos. Like Zapdos can breed, but chooses not to. Zapdos have a gender, we just don't know it, or it's not something the game tells you because it doesn't matter. So, the Zapdos could be male, and breed, and the offspring will also be a zapdos. They have egg groups and so on too. We don't know any of this in the games, they're so rare. In the game, we never figure out a way to breed a zapdos, or any legendary.

 

[loveyfoof]

They never breed. they are deities.

 

[Doodles]

Well Gamefreak pretty much keeps it that legendary's do NOT reprodouce, however the anime and manga contridict the games quite often, stating that there are more than one Mew or lines like: "Watch out, it's a Regice!".

 

[If U Seek Amy]

Well Gamefreak pretty much keeps it that legendary's do NOT reprodouce, however the anime and manga contridict the games quite often, stating that there are more than one Mew or lines like: "Watch out, it's a Regice!".

Yeah, I have noticed that!

 

[Legendary Rayquaza]

Tough...

It is hard to tell how legendaries reproduce because the gender is never specified. Maybie they come from some kind of ritual or event caused by another legendary pokemon...

 

[insanejames]

my guess would be like normal, however they do it so rarely it is never seen

 

[Mitja]

If the shinto event is any implication....

Perhaps all of the epic legendaries merely reproduce very rarely, like every thousand years etc.
And maybe instead of requiring a second Pokemon, plenty of Unown gather for that role instead.

 

[stoutshako]

most legends can breed, remember lugia,articuno moltres and zapdos. most legends don't die and therefore don't need to breed.
some legends can be created like suicine entei and raikou, some legends may reincarnate just out of nowhere landorus etc.
legends can be created, mewtwo and genesect. celebi is the only legend that can exist in all times and in multiple places at the same time. latias and latios breed together always getting more latios than latias.
moltres and Ho oh can leave the an egg when they are going to die, however is not know that Ho Oh actually died, except for speculations about he being shiny at the beginning of the series.

 

[Nutter t.KK]

Shutting thread bumped after a year.