Super-ancient Pokémon: Difference between revisions

The weather trio is, for lack of a better defining characteristic of the three, the name of the legendary trio made up of Groudon, Kyogre, and Rayquaza. They are officially referred to as the Super-ancient Pokémon (Japanese: 超古代ポケモン Chōkodai Pokémon), although the Japanese anime has applied this term to Fossil Pokémon as well.

Although several non-legendary Pokémon, notably Tyranitar and Abomasnow, have abilities that can alter the weather conditions, and the Golduck family is capable of having an ability that can stop them altogether, Groudon, Kyogre, and Rayquaza's abilities were the first sight of these weather-changing ones in the games. This makes them the only legendary trio to not share one universal ability.

Unlike Pokémon with moves like Sunny Day and Rain Dance, where the weather changes to another for only five turns, the abilities of the legendary trio cause their weather effect for the remainder of the battle, or until the weather is changed again in some way. Rayquaza's, however, only lasts as long as it remains active, and removes the battle effects of any weather on the field, leaving it to just be a pretty-looking environmental effect.

They do not appear to have a master, though Rayquaza seems to serve as the leader of the three internally, doing the same in Pokémon Emerald that Lugia does in The Power of One.

Strangely, this is the only legendary trio whose members do not all have the same base stat total; Groudon and Kyogre share a total of 670, while Rayquaza's is 680.

Similar Movesets

Attacks (Attacks in bold do direct damage)	Start	Water Pulse	Mud Shot	Twister
	5	Scary Face
	15	AncientPower
	20	Body Slam	Slash	Dragon Claw
	30	Calm Mind	Bulk Up	Dragon Dance
	35	Ice Beam	Earthquake	Crunch
	45	Hydro Pump	Fire Blast	Fly
	50	Rest
	60	Sheer Cold	Fissure	Extremespeed
	65	Double-Edge	Solarbeam	Hyper Beam
	75	Aqua Tail	Earth Power	Dragon Pulse
	80	Water Spout	Eruption	Outrage