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The '''Space-Time Distortion''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|時空|じくう}}の{{tt|歪|ゆが}}み''' ''Space-Time Distortion'') is a feature introduced in [[Generation VIII]] that allows the {{player}} to catch rare Pokémon that are otherwise unobtainable. They have only appeared in {{g|Legends: Arceus}}.
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A '''space-time distortion''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|時空|じくう}}の{{tt|歪|ゆが}}み''' ''Space-Time Distortion'') is a feature introduced in [[Generation VIII]] that allows the {{player}} to catch rare Pokémon that are otherwise unobtainable. Space-time distortions only appear in {{g|Legends: Arceus}}.


==In the games==
==In the games==
===Frequency of appearance===
===Frequency of appearance===
Once the {{player}} has beaten the first [[Noble Pokémon]], {{p|Kleavor}}, the Space-Time Distortions will start to appear and spawn after waiting in an area for a certain amount of time without entering the [[menu]], battling, or resting at a base camp. These distortions are more likely to spawn when the player reaches the end of the game's main story. Space-time distortions will not spawn if the weather is intense sun, snowstorm, or thunderstorm. The percentages of distortions spawning based on time are shown below:
Once the {{player}} has beaten the first [[Noble Pokémon]], {{p|Kleavor}}, space-time distortions will start to appear and spawn after waiting in an area for a certain amount of time without entering the [[menu]], battling, or resting at a base camp. These distortions are more likely to spawn when the player reaches the end of the game's main story. Space-time distortions will not spawn if the weather is intense sun, snowstorm, or thunderstorm. The percentages of distortions spawning based on time are shown below:


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===Pokémon only found in Distortions===
===Pokémon only found in distortions===
====[[Obsidian Fieldlands]] Distortions====
====[[Obsidian Fieldlands]] distortions====
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====[[Crimson Mirelands]] Distortions====
====[[Crimson Mirelands]] distortions====
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====[[Cobalt Coastlands]] Distortions====
====[[Cobalt Coastlands]] distortions====
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====[[Coronet Highlands]] Distortions====
====[[Coronet Highlands]] distortions====
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====[[Alabaster Icelands]] Distortions====
====[[Alabaster Icelands]] distortions====
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Revision as of 11:28, 20 February 2022

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A space-time distortion (Japanese: 時空の歪み Space-Time Distortion) is a feature introduced in Generation VIII that allows the player to catch rare Pokémon that are otherwise unobtainable. Space-time distortions only appear in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

In the games

Frequency of appearance

Once the player has beaten the first Noble Pokémon, Kleavor, space-time distortions will start to appear and spawn after waiting in an area for a certain amount of time without entering the menu, battling, or resting at a base camp. These distortions are more likely to spawn when the player reaches the end of the game's main story. Space-time distortions will not spawn if the weather is intense sun, snowstorm, or thunderstorm. The percentages of distortions spawning based on time are shown below:

Distortion chance (normally) Distortion chance (end game)
5 minutes 10% 30%
10 minutes 30% 40%
15 minutes 50% 70%
25 minutes 75% 100%
40 minutes 100% 100%

Pokémon only found in distortions

Obsidian Fieldlands distortions

# Pokémon Levels
094 Gengar ?
215 Sneasel ?
461 Weavile ?
470 Leafeon ?
700 Sylveon ?


Crimson Mirelands distortions

# Pokémon Level(s)
136 Flareon ?
137 Porygon ?
155 Cyndaquil ?
156 Quilava ?
157 Typhlosion ?
197 Umbreon ?
233 Porygon2 ?
474 Porygon-Z ?


Cobalt Coastlands distortions

# Pokémon Levels
081 Magnemite ?
082 Magneton ?
134 Vaporeon ?
136 Flareon ?


Coronet Highlands distortions

# Pokémon Levels
135 Jolteon ?
408 Cranidos ?
409 Rampardos ?
410 Shieldon ?
411 Bastiodon ?
700 Sylveon ?
722 Rowlet ?
723 Dartrix ?
724 Decidueye ?


Alabaster Icelands distortions

# Pokémon Levels
196 Espeon ?
212 Scizor ?
471 Glaceon ?
501 Oshawott ?
502 Dewott ?
503 Samurott ?


In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 時空歪曲 Sìhhūng Wāaikūk
Mandarin 時空歪曲 / 时空歪曲 Shíkōng Wāiqū
French Distorsion Spatio-Temporelle
German Raum-Zeit-Verzerrung
Italian Distorsione spaziotemporale
Korean 시공의 뒤틀림 Sigong-ui Dwiteullim
Spanish Distorsión espaciotemporal
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