is there away to track where entei is or is it just luck.

[mickeystrand1]

I been trying to find catch Entei but it's been a while since I last encounter it. Is there a way to know where Entei or do I keep walking till I get lucky?

 

[Gamer13]

I been trying to find catch Entei but it's been a while since I last encounter it. Is there a way to know where Entei or do I keep walking till I get lucky?

You keep walking till you get lucky.

 

[Exemplary]

You can try entering, battling, and exiting a route until he appears. I used Route 36 because it has many routes leading into it, boosting the chance of encountering Entei.

 

[Tripsaur]

If you have access, go to Blackthorn City. The route to the south is a route where Entai Frequents.

Basically,
1. go into the route
2. search the grass for him
3. If the first Poke battle isn't him go back into Blackthorn.
4. Repeat 1-3 until you find him.
5. Save every few times as you feel is needed, sooner or later he'll pop out, and once he does if you let him get away about 20 turns of going into BTC back into Route 48 (or whichever route just south of blackthorn is) he should reappear.

I recommend saving right before you KNOW he's gonna appear. Get a Gengar (or it's family) with Mean Look to trap Entai into the battle, get something to paralyze him, maybe have something with false swipe to get him down to 1 health with no chance of killing him and then spam ultra balls to your hearts content.

Or you could take the easy way and use the scrubby masterball. (I can say I caught all the legendaries, and the Metang with ultraballs only )

 

[Lilligant]

Not sure if this is part of P3D yet, but in every game with roaming Pokemon, you could check their Pokedex entries after you've encountered them at least once, and it will display the exact route they have moved to.

It is also recommended that you do NOT fly to the nearest town, as that will most likely scare them off to completely different routes, usually across the map.
Tracking
In Generations II, III and VI, players can use their Pokédex to check the ever-changing location of their target after they have seen the target.
(Extract from Bulbapedia: Roaming Pokemon)

 

[Tripsaur]

Not sure if this is part of P3D yet, but in every game with roaming Pokemon, you could check their Pokedex entries after you've encountered them at least once, and it will display the exact route they have moved to.

It is also recommended that you do NOT fly to the nearest town, as that will most likely scare them off to completely different routes, usually across the map.
Tracking
In Generations II, III and VI, players can use their Pokédex to check the ever-changing location of their target after they have seen the target.
(Extract from Bulbapedia: Roaming Pokemon)

Tracking isn't in P3D yet, you just have to be lucky or do what I did above.

 

[Duck Tard]

If you have access, go to Blackthorn City. The route to the south is a route where Entai Frequents.

Basically,
1. go into the route
2. search the grass for him
3. If the first Poke battle isn't him go back into Blackthorn.
4. Repeat 1-3 until you find him.
5. Save every few times as you feel is needed, sooner or later he'll pop out, and once he does if you let him get away about 20 turns of going into BTC back into Route 48 (or whichever route just south of blackthorn is) he should reappear.

I recommend saving right before you KNOW he's gonna appear. Get a Gengar (or it's family) with Mean Look to trap Entai into the battle, get something to paralyze him, maybe have something with false swipe to get him down to 1 health with no chance of killing him and then spam ultra balls to your hearts content.

Or you could take the easy way and use the scrubby masterball. (I can say I caught all the legendaries, and the Metang with ultraballs only )

thanks for this info, i tried this for 2 hours but neither entai or raikou appeared.
what can i do?
i'm missing entai and raikou, how should i catch them? is it a bug? i haven't defeat them in a battle just lower their hp to approximately the half.

 

[Tripsaur]

thanks for this info, i tried this for 2 hours but neither entai or raikou appeared.
what can i do?
i'm missing entai and raikou, how should i catch them? is it a bug? i haven't defeat them in a battle just lower their hp to approximately the half.

The one problem someone might have with this technique is that they could be appearing on the turns you walk into the city, rather than when you walk into an area with Grass, and since Raiku and Entai both appear on the same path, but a few turns away, the only possible way to solve this would be to try flying to someplace an odd number of route/city transitions away, then flying back to Blackthorn and continuing the technique above. It's how I caught all my legendaries ^^

 

[Duck Tard]

thanks, i'll try it

 

[Kitomakazu]

I recommend saving right before you KNOW he's gonna appear. Get a Gengar (or it's family) with Mean Look to trap Entai into the battle, get something to paralyze him, maybe have something with false swipe to get him down to 1 health with no chance of killing him and then spam ultra balls to your hearts content.

Or you could take the easy way and use the scrubby masterball. (I can say I caught all the legendaries, and the Metang with ultraballs only )

Actually, there's a type of a ball that's more efficient than ultraballs for those pesky runners. Pokemon that runs away like those 3 dogs and the infamous Abra teleport can be caught with a fastball (made from a WHT apricot). I haven't got to Erutreak City yet, but I bet it would still work the same way in the GBC version.

 

[Tripsaur]

Actually, there's a type of a ball that's more efficient than ultraballs for those pesky runners. Pokemon that runs away like those 3 dogs and the infamous Abra teleport can be caught with a fastball (made from a WHT apricot). I haven't got to Erutreak City yet, but I bet it would still work the same way in the GBC version.

Fastball is only good for pokemon with speed over 100, it has nothing to do with people who escape from battle faster.

 

[Fanta]

it has nothing to do with people who escape from battle faster.

That one is called Quick ball.

 

[Lord Rathan]

I think I might have killed my Raikou at some point. Does it go back to roaming if I repeat the elite four?

 

[Kitomakazu]

Oh well, it did worked for me in the GBC days.

I looked at the speed of the three dogs, apparently Raikou and Entei both qualifies for the Fast Ball, but Suicune doesn't, so that's 1 Quick Ball, 2 Fast Balls. That ought work.