Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon

Pseudo-legendary Pokémon are Pokémon that have a three-stage evolution line, 1,250,000 experience at level 100, and a base stat total of exactly 600. Pseudo-legendaries are usually much more powerful than many non-legendary Pokémon due to their high base stats.

There are also Pokémon that can be referred to as semi-pseudo legendaries. These Pokémon can have two-stage lines.

Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon

 * Dragonite
 * Tyranitar
 * Salamence
 * Metagross
 * Garchomp
 * Hydreigon
 * Goodra
 * Kommo-o
 * Quasaur

Three-Stage Evolutionary Lines

 * Kingdra
 * Slaking
 * Aggron
 * Flygon
 * Haxorus
 * Whippain
 * Blaid
 * Meowish
 * Discreux

Two-Stage Evolutionary Lines

 * Lucario
 * Zoroark
 * Volcarona
 * Noivern
 * Karatiki
 * Laventle
 * Darcomos

Users
†: The wonder card for the shiny Discreux received from Mystery Gift says it is "Relunic's noble assistant."‡
 * Mazie's final and signature Pokémon is Quasaur. It is also her strongest one, at Level 68. It also has its signature move, Black Hole.
 * Nova uses Whippain in Pokémon Cobalt Mist, and Blaid in Pokémon Crimson Haze.
 * There are no known trainers who use Meowish, most likely due to it being an event-exclusive Pokémon. However, its first-stage evolution, Luckat, is used by a trainer (Psychic Jamie) in the Driftide Pokémon Center. Jamie mentions that his Luckat was given to her by a delivery guy.
 * There are no known trainers who use Discreux. However, there is a Discreux that works as Relunic's assistant. This Discreux is probably one of the most notable non-catchable† Pokémon in the main story. Yueforb and Gallectic are used by Team Nemesis Grunts.
 * Molo's final and signature Pokémon is Karatiki. It is also his strongest one, at Level 48.
 * Crasher Wake sometimes appears in one of the rooms on the S.S. Marlin. He uses a Laventle.
 * There are no known trainers who use Darcomos. This is because there is only one Niteri in existence.

‡: It's actually not.