How to get all Hisuian Pokémon in Legends: Arceus
In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, players are working to create the first-ever Pokédex, meaning this story takes place long before any other Pokémon game. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, some of our favorite Pokémon not only look a little different, some even have a new typing or a new evolution we've never seen before. Take a look at all the new forms and learn where to get them.
Hisuian Pokémon and how to get them in Pokémon Legends: Arceus
Pokémon | Type | How to find Hisuian form |
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Growlithe | Fire/Rock | Catch in the Veilstone Cape area of the Cobalt Coastlands |
Arcanine | Fire/Rock | Evolve Growlithe with a Fire Stone purchased from the Trading Post or found mining rocks |
Voltorb | Electric/Grass | Catch in the Sacred Plaza area of the Coronet Highlands |
Electrode | Electric/Grass | Evolve Voltorb with a Leaf Stone purchased from the Trading Post or found mining rocks |
Typhlosion | Fire/Ghost | Choose Cyndaquil as your starter Pokémon and evolve to level 36 through battle and interaction, or catch in a Space-Time Distortion after you've completed the story |
Qwilfish | Dark/Poison | After you're able to ride Basculegion, catch in the Ramanas Island of Obsidian Fieldlands or the Tranquility Cove, Lunker's Lare, and Islespy Shore of Cobalt Coastlands |
Samurott | Water/Dark | Choose Oshawott as your starter Pokémon and evolve to level 36 through battle and interaction, or catch in a Space-Time Distortion after you've completed the story |
Lilligant | Grass/Fighting | Catch Petilil in the Cottonsedge Prairie or Holm of Trials areas of the Crimson Mirelands and evolve with a Sun Stone purchased from the Trading Post or found mining rocks |
Zorua | Normal/Ghost | Catch in the ice caves of the Bonechill Wastes area of Alabaster Icelands. |
Zoroark | Normal/Ghost | Evolve Zorua at level 30 through battle and interaction |
Braviary | Psychic/Flying | Catch Rufflet in the Lake Acuity and Heart's Crag area of Alabaster Icelands and evolve Rufflet to level 54 through battle and interaction, or catch a Braviary in the Lake Acuity area of Alabaster Icelands |
Sliggoo | Dragon/Steel | Catch a Goomy in the Ancient Quarry area of Coronet Highlands and evolve to level 40 |
Goodra | Dragon/Steel | Catch a Goomy in the Ancient Quarry area of Coronet Highlands and evolve to level 50 while it's raining |
Avalugg | Ice/Rock | Catch in the Avalugg's Legacy area of Alabaster Icelands |
Decidueye | Grass/Fighting | Choose Rowlet as your starter Pokémon and evolve to level 34 through battle and interaction, or catch in a Space-Time Distortion after you've completed the story |
Sneasel | Fighting/Poison | Catch in the Celestica Trail area of the Coronet Highlands after calming three Nobles |
Sneasler | Fighting/Poison | Evolve Sneasel during the day holding Razor Claw, obtained at the Trading Post or fighting wild Sneasel |
Kleavor | Bug/Rock | Evolve Scyther with a Black Augurite found mining rocks or as a random drop against Graveler |
Wyrdeer | Normal/Psychic | Catch Stantler in the Obsidian Highlands and have it learn and master Psyshield Bash, use it in Agile Style 20 times |
Basculegion | Water/Ghost | Catch Basculin in the Islespy Shore or Tranquility Cove areas of the Cobalt Coastlands and allow it to take 300 recoil damage without fainting |
Ursaluna | Normal/Ground | Catch Teddiursa or Ursaring in the Sonorous Path area of Coronet Highlands, with a Peat Block discovered by digging for treasure with the ridable Ursaluna in the Crimson Mirelands, evolve Ursaring in the Crimson Mirelands at night during a full moon. |
Catch 'em all!
New forms and new type pairings are one of the best parts of Pokémon games. Now that you know how to get the new Pokémon Legends: Arceus forms, you can get to catching and see which ones you like best.
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