It looks like you can clear the Pokémon from one outbreak even if the outbreak has ended. From this https://www.ign.com/wikis/pokemon-legends-arceus/Massive_Mass_Outbreaks#How_to_Make_Massive_Mass_Outbreaks_Spawn : However, if the Massive Mass Outbreak disappears while you are in the middle of investigating an outbreak, those particular Pokemon will remain. Clear them, and it will still count, even if the storm had dispersed! This might suggest a strategy of trying to find 3 of them before it stops raining, even if you haven't finished all three. If you aren't on the same map, though, or if you aren't in the middle of the third outbreak of that particular map, then you will need to respawn it by heading back to Jubilife Village. You'll get this message from Mai: When you get back to Jubilife Village, if the rainstorm is gone, you'll see no Massive Mass Outbreak; a regular Mass Outbreak doesn't count. The next time there is a rainstorm or blizzard, there will be another Massive Mass Outbreak. The easiest way to force this, rather than going back and forth frequently, is to force the weather first. This can be done by repeatedly resting - I usually go on a cycle Morning -> Midday -> Evening -> Morning (repeat), but it's possible this isn't the most efficient. Once you wake up to a rainstorm (the cloud-lightning bolt icon), you should go back to Jubilife Village immediately, and then turn around and come back; as long as the weather doesn't change in the short time for the trip (which I haven't notice it do), there will then be a Massive Mass Outbreak in the location you were in. Complete the outbreak collection and you'll be good to go on the quest.

Yes. His name is Belamy, and can be found near the Pasture after meeting Kleavor. You need to completed the https://www.serebii.net/legendsarceus/requests/measuringyourcompatibility.shtml request. From now on, Belamy will offer up the ability to check how much your Pokémon like you. Here's a table with the phrases you get and the relative Friendship level: Statement Values You and Pokémon are as friendly as can be! You must simply adore each other's company! 255 What an excellent pair of friends you and Pokémon make. You must mean a lot to each other! 200-254 You and Pokémon seem to be fast friends. You must be quite good companions! 150-199 Pokémon seems to get on well with you. But I'm sure it could get on better! 100-149 I suppose Pokémon's become a bit friendly toward you, but you've a ways to go... 50-89 Pokémon seems leery of you yet. New to the team, perhaps? 0-49 Usually, a Friendship level of 160 it's enough to evolve a Pokemon. Additionally, these activities can boost your Pokemon Friendship level: Level up a Pokemon Win a battle Use a Pokémon to break Ore Use a Pokémon to shake a tree Use a Pokémon to shake a Box

Go to Jubilife Village and talk to Vessa, the child who gave you the Wisp collecting quest. Select "How many wisps are left?" and she will say how many wisps are left in each area.

Lost Satchels are worth 50 Merit Points plus 2.5 points (rounded down) for each type of item in the satchel. I https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wJfkNNxSuyyzYPaQuEw8mkmLk42yFfKwmBGiU29MKv4/edit?usp=sharing documenting the number of items, item type, location, and Merit Points for 30 lost satchels. Each satchel was worth at least 50 Merit Points with an extra 2 or 3 points for each item type. So for example: 1 item = 52 Merit Points 2 items = 55 Merit Points 3 items = 57 Merit Points 4 items = 60 Merit Points

Online ( https://www.gamerguides.com/pokemon-legends-arceus/guide/story-walkthrough/missions/mission-21-the-plate-of-the-lakes ) sources state that if you accidentally KO one of the Guardians, it will instantly respawn. Saving before trying the battle is surely the safest move, in any case. This is confirmed by OP:

According to https://www.serebii.net/legendsarceus/ginkgoguild.shtml : He will offer you an item for a short time, with it changing after you have captured 20 Pokémon.

To have access to additional Pastures, you need to put at least one Pokemon in every Pasture already unlocked. When that has been done, speaking with Marie (or whoever NPC can make you access the Pastures) again will give you new Pastures. You can repeat this process several times to unlock even more. The maximum number of Pastures that can be obtained with this method is 29. They can be unlocked at any point during the game, provided that you have a sufficient number of Pokemon to put one in every box. Once the main game is completed, you can return to Marie to add 2 more Pastures to your holdings. This makes a total of 31 Pastures and 930 storage spaces. The final number of Pastures seems to be 32. You unlock the last one by completing the Pokédex (catching them all, https://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/60511549#60511549 ).

Unfortunately, no, that's just a dialogue entry. In the postgame he says something different (a mild spoiler for the postgame, so I'll leave it out). Nothing at all to do with the Pokédex, and he doesn't give an option to show it or do anything.

According to various guides ( https://twinfinite.net/2022/02/pokemon-legends-arceus-farming-system-explained/ and https://www.thegamer.com/pokemon-legends-arceus-complete-farm-unlock-ingredients-guide/ ), time is not a direct factor to make your harvest grow. Your harvest will be ready to collect based on doing activities in the overworld, which varies based on what you have planted: Apricorn - Catch 8 Pokemon Medicinal - Catch 8 Pokemon Vegetable - Catch 12 Pokemon Mushroom - Catch 12 Pokemon Berry - Catch 12 Pokemon Mint - Catch 20 Pokemon

There are definitely evasion-boosting abilities in regular Pokémon video games; look at https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Stat#Stat_modifiers , there is: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Snow_Cloak_(Ability) https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Sand_Veil_(Ability) https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Tangled_Feet_(Ability) While abilities are not implemented in Pokémon Legends: Arceus explicitly, it's possible there is some behind the scenes things going on to keep things consistent with how they work in the regular game. I don't have a moment to test this but will in the next few days if nobody else is able to. My hypothesis to test would be if certain Pokémon whose first or second Ability or Hidden Ability are these three abilities, and in particular their first ability, will have a distinctly lower chance of a 100 accuracy move hitting them. If it's not related to abilities from the main game, then there's no obvious mechanic - it would have to be something specific to Pokémon Legends: Arceus, and might or might not be intentional. I've also seen these "streaks", and it's not been obvious then for me either, but I didn't think to note which Pokémon it was.

Time distortions won't disappear after a short rest, but they may disappear after a long rest. I quick traveled to a camp to test for myself. The time distortion (visible in the background of the video below) didn't disappear after resting at camp for "Just a little while". However, the distortion did disappear after I rested "Until nightfall".

Yes, there are multiple benefits to completing all research tasks. Shiny Chances By perfecting the research, you get a huge boost to encounter a shiny for that species. The shiny rate becomes a base 1/1024( https://www.serebii.net/legendsarceus/shinypokemon.shtml ) chance for standard encounters rather than 1/4096, along with other factors to further increase it Ranking As https://gaming.stackexchange.com/users/51234/joe stated in their https://gaming.stackexchange.com/a/395817/124566 , performing the tasks to perfect a Pokémon's research will continue to grant research points to achieve 10 Stars in the Galaxy Team Rank. https://gaming.stackexchange.com/users/253677/brade also mentioned in a comment that simply achieving rank 10 for each Pokémon was not enough to reach 10 stars, so continuing (albeit not necessarily perfecting) these tasks is required to reach max rank. Coolness As https://gaming.stackexchange.com/users/87579/pinckerman stated in their https://gaming.stackexchange.com/a/395819/124566 , the Pokéball icon that appears next to the Pokémon in the Pokédex turns to a shiny Pokéball.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1495529001598668803 demonstrates no range difference, and no difference in how fast the balls fly. However, the animations and sound effects are different, and the Gigaton Ball takes longer to leave the player's hand than the other balls tested. We examine the animation in terms of 3 critical frames per throw. Frame A is the frame in the throw animation where the ball moves to the left of the character's head. This seems to be roughly the start of the throw animation. Frame B is the frame where the ball leaves the character's hand, and Frame C is the first frame where the purple glow of the Pokemon return animation is visible. The video was downloaded with https://twittervideodownloader.com/ that popped up when I googled "twitter video downloader", and examined in the Video Editor app that comes with Windows 10, in case that matters. In Wondercricket's video, the Ultra Ball throw has Frame A at timestamp 1.00, Frame B at timestamp 1.06 (2 frames later), and Frame C at timestamp 2.36 (39 frames after Frame B). The Gigaton Ball throw has Frame A at timestamp 4.60, Frame B at timestamp 4.76 (5 frames later), and Frame C at timestamp 6.10 (40 frames after Frame B). The Jet Ball throw has Frame A at timestamp 7.76, Frame B at timestamp 7.83 (2 frames later), and Frame C at timestamp 9.16 (40 frames after Frame B). From leaving the player's hand to hitting the ground, the timings are almost identical, with the variance explained by Wondercricket's slightly higher aim on the second and third throws. However, the Gigaton Ball was 3 frames slower to leave the player's hand.

Yes, you can still evolve Pokémon while they are fainted. I tested this with a Grotle, and it allowed me to evolve into a Torterra.

As far as I know, there are no evidence of drawbacks to using candies to gain experience. Bulbapedia only states: When consumed, it will grant a single Pokémon a moderate amount of Exp. Points. So they only give you experience, like when defeating a wild Pokemon. Nothing bad or irreversible can happen. Also because EVs are no more present in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. IVs and EVs were replaced with ELs (Effort Levels) which can be increased using https://www.serebii.net/legendsarceus/effortlevels.shtml as you pointed out. No more battle are required to max a Pokemon, so you can apply those items even to a level 100 Pokemon. I prefer to save them to fulfil Research requests, maybe for those Pokemon who need high levels to evolve. Leveling with candies is a quick (and lazy) way of doing it.

I did the empirical way, from the stash to the trading post, and it takes: ~13.5s running ~16s dodge-rolling But, considering that your character have a sort of stamina that you consume while running, you can dodge-roll while recovering. Mixing both techniques I got ~13s! So it appears to be faster to run until you get tired, then dodge-roll a couple of times in order to recover and then run again.

There’s no evidence the Pokémon type changes the resource gathered, at the present time. However, some things do: Which area you’re in. Further areas, particularly Coronet Highlands and beyond, get iron instead of some of the stone regularly. Glittering ores give bonuses such as iron and stardust. Shaking trees and ores give more resources once you defeat or capture the Pokémon that comes out.

For Basculin and Stantler, while there are not direct hints, Both have entries directly related in their Pokédex research tasks that, if accomplished by a single Pokémon, would allow it to evolve. I would not consider Uraaluna’s method particularly unique, other Pokémon have had essentially identical elements before, and The name does suggest the harder part of the evolution…

As far as I know, no. There's no such option. Not a real solution, but since you are carrying Pokemon with a low Research level your best bet is to sort the list by Research level. Doing that you'll get all Pokemon with the incomplete Dex page at the top.

Research level is based on the checkmarks on the screen, not just based on the number caught (although that number is usually one of the things that gives you checkmarks). Further, the https://pokejungle.net/pokemon-legends-arceus/pokedex-research-level-guide/ - so you got: 2 points for catching one 1 for catching an alpha 2 for seeing Venoshock three times 4 for seeing it use Flamethrower three times 1 for using a strong style move Resulting in 10 points.