Remember the guy with the Wurmple from Quest 1? Well, he’s back.Catch a Zubat, which is available readily in the open world at night-time, and take it to her. Village resident Clarissa would like to see a Zubat – she thinks it’ll help with her night-time patrols.It’s in a corner, up against the building where your home is, facing the wall. Outside the Galaxy Hall, to the bottom-right of the outside of the building.Hiding next to a flat-bed cart, to the right and across the dirt road from the farm area.At the corner of the Pasture, to the south-east of the village.You need to track all three of them down. Another security corps member needs your help this time it’s Tsumugi, who has lost track of three Bidoof that are causing trouble across the village.The kid and Drifloon will be just behind a hut. You can rest in your bed to skip to the evening, then head south out of the village, to the beach area where the game starts. It only appears at Prelude Beach, and only in the evening. Security Corps member Miki is concerned about a Drifloon that’s playing with children.You can find the mushrooms in the open world. You need to deliver the Springy Mushrooms to him. You can find Morel in the Obsidian Fieldlands, near the first camp. One of the villagers, Morel, has a new crafting recipe that involves mushrooms.Quest-giver: Morel / Obsidian Fieldlands.Give him 5 Balls – which you probably have on you, but if not you can buy them or the materials to craft them just up the street. A kid in the village, Sho, wants a partner Pokemon of his very own – and needs Poke Balls in order to catch one for himself.Request Walkthroughs for Pokemon Legends Arceus Wurmple Can Evolve – Request #1 Help Wanted: Rock SMashing in the Fields.Click a quest to be taken straight to that quest, or click here to head straight to the top of the request walkthoughs. With that noted, let’s get into all of the requests in the game and their mini walkthroughs. A lot of requests give you some Stardust or whatever, but the real reward will be a Pokemon you can catch as part of the mission, and so on. Remember, too, that not all rewards of a quest are strictly the ‘quest rewards’. But the best quests of all will offer things like new Crafting Recipes, or items you can sell to afford expenses like Inventory space upgrades. Again, things only appear on the noticeboard once the game deems you 'ready' to have them. A lot of requests show up on the Galaxy HQ notice board, which is in the room on the ground floor where Professor Laventon hangs out.
For instance, Quest #83 is about Vulpix it won’t appear on the Galaxy HQ notice board until you’ve encountered & caught a Vulpix for the first time. If a quest is missing from your log, it means you either haven’t progressed enough in the game’s story, you haven’t caught one of an associated Pokemon to trigger the quest, or you haven’t completed a previous ‘requisite’ quest before the one you’re missing. Request unlocks are often tied to progression in some way.Some key pointers that you should keep in mind as you try to track down and complete all of the requests, if you’re such a competionist: Before we get into the Side Quests list proper, there’s some things you should be aware of about how side quests work in this game.
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