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Pokémon Legends: Arceus (2022)

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The next thing is to go to Grandtree Arena, which is where Lian, the warden of Kleavor, is at. I will be going through Nature's Pantry, Tidewater Dam, and Heartwood, as that is the intended way, and there are some Pokémon that can be encountered along the way to where Lian is.

As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description

I won't go too much into detail about tasks for the Pokémon, but I will at least go over which Pokémon you can encounter along the way. I could go over the Research Level, if you maxed out your Research Level with a Pokémon, I have read there is a higher chance of finding a Shiny Pokémon, and if you find a Shiny Pokémon, I recommend saving before attempt to catch it, so that way you can have another chance of catching the Shiny Pokémon.
For Nature's Pantry, you can find Paras, and there is an Alpha Parasect in the area as well, it is a decent Pokémon, you can teach it Leech Life through the Move Shop, it does not learn any Physical Grass-type move in this game, and it can learn Spore, which is at least helpful.
This is also another area where you can find Pichu easier, but there is a chance you can find Pikachu, and for other encounters, there is Kricketune, Staravia, and Golbat as well.
Next is Tidewater Dam, and there are a lot of Bidoof and Bibarel that you can find, and there is an Alpha Bibarel as well, Alpha Pokémon can haves moves you can have from the Move Shop, so there is a chance that the Alpha Bibarel could know Giga Impact.
Then into the forest known as Heartwood, and you can find Buneary, Psyduck, Wurmple, Silcoon, Cascoon, Beautifly, Dustox, and Scyther there. In the shaking trees where the Alpha Lopunny is, that is where you can encounter Cherubi and Cherrim, and there was a bug where if Cherrim was in its Sunshine Form, it was impossible to catch. Around that part is the Moss Rock, where you can evolve Eevee into Leafeon, but you can also get Leafeon with a Leaf Stone as well in this game, but I would recommend evolving it by the Moss Rock.
Going over the Pokémon, Psyduck is a solid Water-type that does learn some Psychic-type moves, and it isn't until Level 33 that it will evolve, unless you want to go out of your way to grind up to level 33 by doing some tasks.
Cherubi and its evolved form Cherrim are decent Grass-type options, and Cherrim did get a buff in this game, because Abilities are not in this game, Cherrim has a higher Attack and Special Defense stat in its Sunshine Form to make up for it, but it doesn't get too many Physical moves, the only ones it can get are Play Rough, Double-Edge, and Giga Impact.
When you get to Grandtree Arena, you will be challenged by Lian, a warden of the Pearl Clan, and he only has one Pokémon, and it's Goomy. It does know Acid Spray, so watch out for that, if you have Ice Fang on Shinx or Luxio at this point, that will help against Goomy.
After the battle, talk to Laventon and report to him in order to go back to Jubilife Village, and he suggests that you help Irina and Lian with making Teatime Balls from Kleavor's favourite foods.
The rest of the video is some quests, I do Beauregard's second quest where his Wurmple has evolved, and I think you have to have caught Silcoon and Cascoon in order to do that quest. You have to show him the other evolution of what his Wurmple has evolved into to complete the quest.
When I got to the gate, I wanted to check out the Pastures, but I ended up running into Mai, who gives me a Celestica Flute, allowing me to ride Wyrdeer, making exploring much easier than going around on foot, I really wanted that to be the next part, and you do obtain a Mind Plate, which you can't do anything about just yet, as there are no held items in this game, it would be nice to power up any Psychic-type moves your Pokémon have.
I complete Anvin's quest where I have to give him a Pokeshi Doll, which you can see for 1000 Pokédollers, a good way to grind money if you find three pieces of wood to craft one, and I have read that Choy, the shopkeeker, does look like Charon from Pokémon Platinum.
In the rest of the video, I try to see if I can find the rarer Pokémon of Obsidian Fieldlands, like Happiny and Munchlax, and I show that you can catch Magikarp, and one of the tasks if you want to get 100% is to see it use Splash 100 times, that is a lot if you want to work on that.
As Abilities are not in this game, there is data on the new Pokémon having Abilities, for example, Wyrdeer has Intimidate and Frisk, and its Hidden Ability is Sap Sipper, and Kleavor would have Swarm and Sheer Force, and its Hidden Ability is Steadfast.

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