How to Find (& Catch) Okidogi in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet

The fairy Pokemon Clefairy has always had a bit of magical mystery to it and is known to gather under the full moon. Pokemon Scarlet & Violet are honoring this lore by adding Clefairy mass outbreaks to the game in honor of today’s full moon. In Scarlet & Violet, mass outbreaks are when you see a large number of the same Pokemon gathered in the same place, which means your chance of catching them is greatly increased.

The new mini-game in Ogre Oustin, a tradition of the people of Kitakami with rewards that include a Shiny Munchlax. It contains many different maps and difficulty levels proving it to be a hard feat to tackle. Thankfully, this challenge does not need to be done alone as you can invite friends to participate with you. In general, going into the harder levels with a game plan will provide you with maximum benefits and rewards.

The arrival of Pokemon Scarlet & Violet’s first DLC, the Teal Mask, brings a range of new and returning Pokemon to the game. You’ll have the chance to encounter these Pokemon as you explore the region and work your way through the story. As you might expect, several of these Pokemon are shiny-locked.

A handful of new and returning Pokemon appear in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet’s The Teal Mask DLC. However, some unique Pokemon have a distinct twist in this DLC, such as Ursaluna, a Pokemon that originally appeared in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. It has a new form in The Teal Mask called Bloodmoon Ursaluna, and you can find it while exploring Kitakami.

The final boss and ending of ’s DLC can be reached within a few hours of gameplay, as the first part of the expansion pack is not too long. There is much to do before and after completing the main campaign, such as catching Bloodmoon Ursaluna in ’s . Though the conclusion of the main story is not too hard to achieve, it is vital for players who want to fully complete the content of the expansion. In fact, it is necessary for those who want to fill in the entire Kitakami Pokédex in .

The three Legendary Pokemon of the Kitakami Region are ridiculously difficult to catch. We’ve already covered where to find the Legendary Pokemon in the Teal Mask DLC — but actually catching them is a different matter. To make this a lot easier, you’ll want a specific Pokemon with specific moves that’s both strong against Poison Type and can equip all the moves we’ll need to weaken these Legendary Pokemon as much as possible. Here are some useful tricks to finally catch Munkidori, Okidogi and Fezandipiti.

To earn loads of easy money in the Teal Mask DLC, you’ll want to complete an optional side-quest that begins in the Kitakami Region and takes you back to Paldea. This quest involves talking to a pair of rich explorers and tourists — after each encounter, they’ll give you another clue as to their next location.

Applin is a Gen 8 Pokémon that originally was introduced with two evolutionary forms, Appletun and Flapple, but in 's DLC,, Applin has a new evolutionary form, Dipplin. Despite that there are three different evolutionary forms for Applin, all three are the same Grass/Dragon type and each one requires a special item.

Kieran of Kitakami becomes the rival of the main character in the DLC. Like most mainline series games, the player will need to battle and win against them to progress forward. At the beginning of the storyline, defeating Kieran should be fairly easy, however, he trains quite frequently to try to overcome the challenge of one day defeating you. He is the stereotype of the classic rival of the Pokémon games which means the more prepared you are, the smoother the battles will go.

One exciting new aspect that comes with the release of 's DLC,, is the addition of new Pokémon, including Poltchageist who can be evolved into Sinistcha. This new Grass/Ghost Pokémon can be found in one very specific location in the Teal Mask and has two forms, each of which requires a specific item to evolve it.

Ogerpon in is one of the Legendary Pokémon introduced in the new DLC. It is a mono Grass-type Pokémon with a special one-of-a-kind gimmick that the player is introduced to while following along the story of the land of Kitakami on a school trip. Coincidentally the Pokémon takes a particular liking to the player, making it easy to capture, but much must be done before it becomes yours for good.

The first part of 's new DLC,, has just launched, and one exciting new feature is the ability to unlock the Sinnoh starters. However, it will require progressing through the DLC a bit and unfortunately, players will not have the luxury of choice regarding their specific Sinnoh starter Pokémon.