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| Abundant Shrine
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ほうじょうのやしろ
Fertility Shrine
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| "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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| Map description:
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| Location:
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Route 14
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| Region:
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Unova
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| Generations:
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V
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Location of Abundant Shrine in Unova.
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| Pokémon world locations
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Abundant Shrine (Japanese: ほうじょうの社 Fertility Shrine) is a location within the eastern half of the Unova region. It is connected to Route 14 at its southern exit and can only be accessed via Surf and Waterfall.
Landorus, the embodiment of fertility, can be battled here if Tornadus and Thundurus are in the player's party and if at least one of them is originally from the player's game.
Items
Pokémon
Generation V
| Pokémon
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Games
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Location
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Levels
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Rate
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| Sp
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Su
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Au
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Wi
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B
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W
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47
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20%
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B
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W
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48-50
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15%
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B
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W
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48
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5%
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B
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W
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48
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5%
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B
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W
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48
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10%
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B
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W
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47-49
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30%
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B
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W
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48-50
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10%
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B
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W
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48
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10%
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B
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W
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48
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10%
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| Dark Grass
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B
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W
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57
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20%
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B
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W
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58-60
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15%
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B
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W
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58
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5%
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B
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W
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58
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5%
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B
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W
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58
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10%
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B
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W
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57-59
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30%
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B
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W
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58-60
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10%
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B
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W
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58
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10%
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B
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W
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58
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10%
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| Rustling Grass
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B
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W
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50
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5%
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B
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W
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50
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5%
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B
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W
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50
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5%
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B
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W
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47-50
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75%
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B
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W
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50
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5%
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B
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W
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50
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5%
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B
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W
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48
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10%
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| Surfing
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B
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W
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25-55
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30%
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B
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W
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25-55
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70%
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B
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W
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25-55
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70%
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| Rippling Water
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B
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W
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25-60
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60%
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B
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W
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35-70
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5%
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B
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W
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35-70
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5%
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B
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W
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25-60
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30%
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B
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W
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25-60
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30%
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| Fishing
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B
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W
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35-55
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70%
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B
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W
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35-55
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30%
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B
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W
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35-55
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30%
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| Rippling Water
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B
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W
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35-60
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60%
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B
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W
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45-70
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10%
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B
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W
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35-60
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30%
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B
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W
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35-60
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30%
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| Special Pokémon
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B
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W
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Only one
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70
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One
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| A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
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Trainers
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Pokémon
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Lass Lurleen
チセ Chise
Reward: $1008
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Lass Maki
マキ Maki
Reward: $1008
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In other languages
- French: Autel Abondance
- German: Schrein der Ernte
- Italian: Tempio Abbondanza
- Spanish: Santuario Abundancia
Landorus
Getting to Landorus
May I just remind you that withouot both Tornadus AND Thundurus, Landorus will not appear. Right at the entrance, head up the steps to the house, then head north. Now for some battles, fight the youngster near the house, head over to the eastern side of the area where there's a Hyper Potion as well as a Lass further north and then go back to where the Youngster near the house was.
Head west, pick up a Razor Fang, go fight the Lass just to the north and go further north, up towards the thick grass, and fight another Youngster. Across the path of thick grass to the east is a Rare Candy. Head further north and you'll see a congregation of people up the steps. Just a bit more north you'll see a gathering who, after a loot of chatting, wonder off. Now Landorus will descend and battle commences after you go up to it. Good Luck!
Catching Landorus
As with all Roaming Legendaries, it's almost vital to have a Pokemon that knows the move, Mean Look, Spider Web or Block, which all prevent the opponent from escaping which, after just one turn in battle, roaming legendaries do 97.5% of the time! Next you should make sure you either have a master ball (and are sure you want to use it on Landorus) or over 20 ultra balls (sometimes as few as 1 is needed but you always want to be safe rather than sorry)! Finally you should bring a freezing move, such as Blizzard, Ice Beam, Ice Punch, Ice Fang, Powder Snow, Secret Powder or Tri-Attack, or a 'sleep-inducing' move such as Hypnosis or Sing.
Now, Landorus is caught at level 70, making it very powerful right from the start. It has very high Attack and Sp. Atk, while also possessing some great Speed capable of outspeeding a lot of foes. Its HP, Defense, and even Sp. Def aren't too shabby at all, either. Being a Ground/Flying-type, it has just two weaknesses: Water and Ice. It is quadruply weak to Ice, no less, so a great choice would be Blizzard, as not only would it nearly kill him, it could also freeze him, making catches easier. However, depending on your Pokemon's strength, Blizzard may kill Landorus in one hit, so Ice Beam, which also can freeze but is slightly less powerful, may be the way to go.
If Landorus is on Orange health or worse and is asleep or frozen, it's a good time to try a few ultra balls. Also if it's on red health, no matter what the status, it'd be an opportune time to try to catch Landorus.
Once Landorus is Caught
When you first catch it, it'll come equipped with Earthquake and Rock Slide for some heavy damage, plus it has Sandstorm and Fissure for a chance of a one-hit KO.
There's no doubt Landorus is a good Pokemon to have handy when traveling through the post-game portions of Unova. It may not have the power to set up as perfectly as Volcarona, nor may it have the super strength that Kyurem or Zekrom, but it still outclasses just about any other Ground-type you could throw up there. Plus it's very clever from the point that flying type's biggest foe, electricity, doesn't even affect him as he's part ground!
Getting to Landorus
May I just remind you that withouot both Tornadus AND Thundurus, Landorus will not appear. Right at the entrance, head up the steps to the house, then head north. Now for some battles, fight the youngster near the house, head over to the eastern side of the area where there's a Hyper Potion as well as a Lass further north and then go back to where the Youngster near the house was.
Head west, pick up a Razor Fang, go fight the Lass just to the north and go further north, up towards the thick grass, and fight another Youngster. Across the path of thick grass to the east is a Rare Candy. Head further north and you'll see a congregation of people up the steps. Just a bit more north you'll see a gathering who, after a loot of chatting, wonder off. Now Landorus will descend and battle commences after you go up to it. Good Luck!
Catching Landorus
As with all Roaming Legendaries, it's almost vital to have a Pokemon that knows the move, Mean Look, Spider Web or Block, which all prevent the opponent from escaping which, after just one turn in battle, roaming legendaries do 97.5% of the time! Next you should make sure you either have a master ball (and are sure you want to use it on Landorus) or over 20 ultra balls (sometimes as few as 1 is needed but you always want to be safe rather than sorry)! Finally you should bring a freezing move, such as Blizzard, Ice Beam, Ice Punch, Ice Fang, Powder Snow, Secret Powder or Tri-Attack, or a 'sleep-inducing' move such as Hypnosis or Sing.
Now, Landorus is caught at level 70, making it very powerful right from the start. It has very high Attack and Sp. Atk, while also possessing some great Speed capable of outspeeding a lot of foes. Its HP, Defense, and even Sp. Def aren't too shabby at all, either. Being a Ground/Flying-type, it has just two weaknesses: Water and Ice. It is quadruply weak to Ice, no less, so a great choice would be Blizzard, as not only would it nearly kill him, it could also freeze him, making catches easier. However, depending on your Pokemon's strength, Blizzard may kill Landorus in one hit, so Ice Beam, which also can freeze but is slightly less powerful, may be the way to go.
If Landorus is on Orange health or worse and is asleep or frozen, it's a good time to try a few ultra balls. Also if it's on red health, no matter what the status, it'd be an opportune time to try to catch Landorus.
Once Landorus is Caught
When you first catch it, it'll come equipped with Earthquake and Rock Slide for some heavy damage, plus it has Sandstorm and Fissure for a chance of a one-hit KO.
There's no doubt Landorus is a good Pokemon to have handy when traveling through the post-game portions of Unova. It may not have the power to set up as perfectly as Volcarona, nor may it have the super strength that Kyurem or Zekrom, but it still outclasses just about any other Ground-type you could throw up there. Plus it's very clever from the point that flying type's biggest foe, electricity, doesn't even affect him as he's part ground!
