Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Pokémon: Black and White and its sequel have earned cult-like status in the Pokémon community. It features many new and powerful additions to the Pokédex in its Unova region, additions which have made Gen 5 a generation many gamers still revisit. Like the other generations, numerous Pokémon are capable of ludicrous feats of strength that require deeper digging into the game's lore to unveil.
9 Tornadus, Tornado Pokémon Type: Flying Tornadus may be a Legendary, but it lacks the destructive power to outdo the other Forces of Nature. Tornadus has two forms and is capable of terrifying speeds, able to zoom across the sky at 200 mph, causing weather phenomena like its compatriots. Its Pokédex entry in Pokémon: White, states: "Tornadus expels massive energy from its tail, causing severe storms. Its power is great enough to blow houses away.
In Pokémon: Black and White, a trainer has to catch the other Forces of Nature before being able to catch Landorus. By having both in their inventory, a trainer can then summon the Guardian of Fields at the Abundant Shrine on Route 14. Attaining both Thundurus and Tornadus can only be achieved via trading, making the process of collecting all three Forces of Nature quite an ordeal.
5 Terrakion, Cavern Pokémon Type: Rock, Fighting Terrakion is spoken of in legend as having destroyed a castle in its Pokémon: Black and White 2 Pokédex entry. This entry is referenced throughout the other titles, stating that this legendary is capable of destroying a castle wall in a single blow in three other games. Because of this impressive feat, Terrakion ranks above its compatriot, Virizion, even with the type advantage the latter has.