Appendix:Scarlet and Violet walkthrough/Section 2

Poco Path

Poco Path is a short path leading from Cabo Poco in the south to South Province (Area One) to the north. The Inlet Grotto is located here.

Available Pokémon

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon Prairie Hoppip S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 2-4 60 40% Hoppip Fletchling S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 2-4 60 100% Fletchling Scatterbug S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 4 60 ✘ ✘ Lechonk S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 2-4 80 ✘ ✘ Tarountula S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 2-4 50 ✘ ✘ Pawmi S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 5 5 ✘ ✘ Ocean Magikarp S V ✘ ✔ ✔ ✘ ✘ 2-4 60 ✘ ✘ Wingull S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✔ ✔ 2-4 80 ✘ ✘ Buizel S V ✔ ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ 2-4 20 ✘ ✘ Arrokuda S V ✘ ✘ ✔ ✘ ✘ 2-4 60 ✘ ✘ Beach Wingull S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✔ ✔ 2-4 60 ✘ ✘ Buizel S V ✔ ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ 2-4 20 ✘ ✘ A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here. Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn. Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area. A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.

Items

Regular items Gifted Item Location Games Poké Balls Poké Ball ×15 South end of the path; from Nemona upon first reaching the area (×5) South end of the path; from Nemona, after battling Lechonk (×10)  S  V  TMs TM032 (Swift) From Nemona, after escaping Inlet Grotto with KoraidonS/MiraidonV  S  V  Key Items Koraidon's Poké Ball In front of the lighthouse; from Arven, after battling him  S  Miraidon's Poké Ball In front of the lighthouse; from Arven, after battling him  V  Found Item Location Games Lower eastern area Potion ×6 South-central area, behind a large rock west of the path North of the path's eastward bend, in a group of bushes North of the path, next to a large rock South of the path's northward bend, near a rock and a bush Southwest of the gap in the rope fence, under a tree on a large hill West end of the larger hill, under a large tree  S  V  Super Potion ×2 Between the northwestern-most tree and the nearby cliff On the south-central hill, under a tree  S  V  Revive ×4 North-central area, on a large rock behind a tree East of the path, under two palm trees overlooking the smaller northern beach East of the path's northward bend, on a hill next to the rope fence Behind the lighthouse  S  V  Antidote Near the southwest end of the rope fence  S  V  Paralyze Heal Next to the rope fence, overlooking the battlefield on the beach  S  V  Ether ×2 West end of the larger hill, between a small tree and the cliff West of the path, next to a rock opposite the gap in the rope fence  S  V  Poké Ball ×3 South-central area, east of the path North of the path, under a tree on a central hill Uppermost level of the southern hill  S  V  Rare Candy Lower level of the south-central hill, in an alcove  S  V  TM096 (Eerie Impulse) On top of the lighthouse building, below the lookout level  S  V  Gimmighoul Coin(s) Slimmest cliff overlooking the sea  S  V  Upper western area Accessible via Inlet Grotto or South Province (Area Four) Super Potion Northeast of the player's house; on a cliff halfway up the cliffside, next to a rock  S  V  Great Ball Southeast of Inlet Grotto's upper exit, isolated cliff below the large rock  S  V  Exp. Candy S North-northwest of the player's house; north end of the longer cliff  S  V  TM081 (Grass Knot) South of Inlet Grotto's upper exit, on the cliff below  S  V  TM103 (Substitute) Northwest of the player's house; west side of the lowest cliff  S  V  TM113 (Tailwind) Southwest of Inlet Grotto's upper exit, next to the central tree  S  V  Nugget Northwest of the player's house; east side of the lowest cliff overlooking the sea  S  V  Honey Under a tree in a patch of yellow flowers, overlooking the player's house  S  V  Hidden items Item Location Games Potion Sparkle on the ground  S  V  Leppa Berry Sparkle on the ground  S  V  Oran Berry Sparkle on the ground  S  V  Chesto Berry Sparkle on the ground  S  V  Cheri Berry Sparkle on the ground  S  V  Persim Berry Sparkle on the ground  S  V  Aspear Berry Sparkle on the ground  S  V

Catching a Pokémon

Nemona is waiting a short distance to the north along the dirt path. She introduces you to Poco Path, "the path that leads to adventure", and explains that things are different here than in town. Wild Pokémon can be seen out and about; get too close to one, and you'll have to battle. Catching a Pokémon requires Poké Balls, so she gives you a bundle of five. Just then, a wild Lechonk wandering nearby notices the two of you, and you are automatically drawn into battle.

A new Adventure Guide tip, "Catching Pokémon", appears. Wild Pokémon can be caught by pressing the X Button to throw a Poké Ball. When a Pokémon is difficult to catch, try dealing damage to it before throwing a Poké Ball for a better chance of success.

Catch Lechonk, and the battle ends with a new entry added to your Pokédex app. Nemona congratulates you and gives you another ten Poké Balls. She sends you off to try battling and catching more wild Pokémon, and suggests meeting at the nearby lighthouse when you're ready.

A new Adventure Guide tip, "Battling against Wild Pokémon", appears. Wild Pokémon can be found in tall grass, caves, and elsewhere. Run into one, and a battle begins. It is also possible to trigger a battle by facing a wild Pokémon and pressing the ZR Button to throw a Poké Ball at it. This tactic makes it easier to reach Pokémon in trees or flying in the sky. Pressing the ZL Button locks onto a Pokémon, revealing its species (if previously encountered), Level, and whether or not that species has been caught. Pressing the B Button allows you to crouch and sneak up on an unsuspecting Pokémon.

Trainer Tips!
	Fletchling, the Tiny Robin Pokémon Trainers who chose Sprigatito or Quaxly as their first partner Pokémon should be sure to catch a Fletchling on the way through South Province (Area One). A Flying-type Pokémon, it has an advantage against common Bug and Grass Pokémon. As it grows, its Normal type changes to Fire. Fire Pokémon can be hard to find, so it makes a great alternative to Fuecoco!

A Mysterious Cry

When you approach the lighthouse, Nemona catches up with you. She checks in on your Pokémon-catching progress, when suddenly a mysterious cry rings out! Nemona wonders if it might be a Pokémon, and suggests the two of you find the source. She cautions you against visiting an unsafe cave nearby, then leaves you to begin the search.

Approach the broken section of rope fence nearby, and you quickly notice a large dragon-like Pokémon on the beach that has drawn the attention of a pair of Houndour. The dragon musters enough energy to cry out, scaring the two Pokémon away but causing you to lose your footing as well. After the Rotom Phone slows your fall, approach the dragon to find that it's too weak to move. Try offering it the Sandwich that Mom had made, and it perks right up! It cries out in a flash of light, and seems to be feeling better. It moves toward the entrance to the Inlet Grotto, where it waits for you to follow.

Inlet Grotto

The Inlet Grotto is a cave system located under Poco Path. It leads from the beach to the hills high above.

Available Pokémon

Pokémon Games Terrain Levels Probability Weight Group Rate Group Pokémon Cave Diglett S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 3-5 20 ✘ ✘ Houndour S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 3-5 60 40% Houndour Yungoos S V ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ 3-5 60 ✘ ✘ A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here. Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn. Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area. A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.

Items

Item Location Games Potion ×2 First area, next to a rock near the entrance Second area, next to the stone pillar  S  V  Revive Second area, behind a large stone pillar to the left  S  V  Poké Ball ×4 First area, next to the pool of water near the entrance Second area, below a cliff to the left Second area, end of the passage on the right leading under the glowing moss (×2)  S  V  Later visit Super Potion Final passageway, next to a stone pillar near the hole in the floor  S  V  Ultra Ball Final passageway, on a patch of glowing moss  S  V  Dusk Ball Upper level, at the edge overlooking the lower levels  S  V  TM100 (Dragon Dance) Second area, on a cliff to the left; also accessible by falling from an upper level  S  V  TM151 (Phantom Force) Upper level, at the top of a stone pillar  S  V

First area

Follow the dragon into the cave, and you hear Nemona calling out to you a moment later. She's at the cave exit high above, and is relieved to see that you're not hurt. Grab the nearby Potion, then follow the dragon past some glowing moss on the wall to find the path blocked by a boulder. It breaks the rock into pieces, scaring off the two Houndour hiding behind it.

Second area

A Houndoom stands on a cliff to the left. Pick up the Poké Ball beneath it, and the Potion next to a nearby rock pillar. The dragon continues along, and is soon confronted by a whole pack of Houndour! It easily scares them off with a roar before continuing into a tunnel filled with more glowing moss. At its end, it pulverizes another rock to reach the next chamber.

Third area

Just then, Nemona alerts you to something approaching from behind: it's the Houndoom, and it's not happy with how you've treated the Houndour! The Level 40 Pokémon draws you into battle, but your young Pokémon immediately retreats back to its Poké Ball. Houndoom lets out a roar, causing the dragon to realize the danger and step in to defend you. Houndoom responds by summoning a large number of Houndour, who quickly surround the both of you. The dragon is prepared to fight, but decides to escape with you instead. It carries you as it jumps up the cliffside to Nemona's position, out of reach of the Pokémon below.

A Weakened State

Seeing that you are unhurt, the dragon begins moving toward the nearby lighthouse, but seems to lose its energy in a flash of light. Nemona wonders if it used up all of its power, but the dragon wakes up a moment later. Nemona then exchanges phone numbers with you, so that you can keep in contact if you're ever separated again. She also gives you a copy of TM032, a Technical Machine containing the move Swift. Technical Machines, or TMs, are single-use items that teach a new move to a compatible Pokémon. Nemona then suggests resting for a moment at the nearby lighthouse.

Poco Path Lighthouse

When the three of you approach the lighthouse, you find a young man peering into its window. He notices the dragon right away, and speaks to it like the two have met before. Nemona recognizes the student as Arven, the son of the Pokémon Professor, Sada^S/Turo^V. Arven is more interested in how the dragon finds itself here, and why it looks this way. Nemona explains what has happened, and Arven reveals the dragon's name, Koraidon^S/Miraidon^V. He says that no average Trainer can hope to control it, and offers to test your worthiness in battle.

VS Arven, Battle 1

Pokémon Trainer Arven Poco Path Scarlet and Violet Reward: $300 Type: Normal Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Cheek Pouch Held item: None Skwovet♂ Lv.5 Tackle Normal Physical   --       Tail Whip Normal Status   --       Bite Dark Physical   --       Curse Unknown Status   --

Arven relents, saying that if you really intend to take the dragon off his hands, then you'll need its Poké Ball. He hands over Koraidon's Poké Ball^S/Miraidon's Poké Ball^V; Nemona questions why he has has it, but Arven refuses to answer and runs off to the north.

Nemona then invites you to the top of the lighthouse, so approach the ladder to automatically climb up. Speak to her at the top, and she directs your attention to Mesagoza, a large city to the north. Naranja Academy^S/Uva Academy^V can even be seen from here; it's the big building with the Poké Ball on it! She points out the surrounding biomes, each with countless Pokémon to catch, and officially welcomes you to the Paldea region. Reaching the school is a bit of a hike from here, so she suggests visiting Los Platos along the way.

Road to Los Platos

The path from the lighthouse to Los Platos is a short one. A lake can be found near the path, and a river runs eastward to the ocean; both areas are great places to find Water-type Pokémon. Keep and eye out for new Pokémon and battle a Trainer or two on the way into town.

Trainers
Trainer Pokémon Path between Poco Path and Los Platos Youngster Elian Reward: $220 Tarountula♂ Lv.5 No item Zahira the Student Reward: $160 Lechonk♂ Lv.5 No item East side of the area Alejandro the Black Belt Reward: $1,920 Rockruff♂ Lv.11 No item Lechonk♂ Lv.12 No item Makuhita♂ Lv.12 No item Axel the Student Reward: $308 Squawkabilly♂ Lv.7 No item

Items

Item Location Games South of the river Potion West of the river mouth, on the cliffs facing the South Paldean Sea  S  V  Max Revive North of Inlet Grotto's upper exit  S  V  Paralyze Heal East of the path, between the river and the cliff to the south  S  V  Ether Near the first tree from Inlet Grotto's upper exit  S  V  X Defense East of the path, under the tree near the small waterfall  S  V  Rare Candy ×2 South of Cabo Poco, on the larger western island South of Cabo Poco, on the smaller eastern island  S  V  Carbos West side of the river mouth, on a cliff  S  V  TM047 (Endure) West of the path, in the river at the foot of the large waterfall  S  V  TM131 (Pollen Puff) Center of the circular patch of yellow flowers, accessible via Inlet Grotto  S  V  North of the river Potion ×3 Under a tree, southeast of the entrance to Los Platos Northeast of the river, out in the open next to a bush and north of a small hill East side, edge of the cliff overlooking the river  S  V  Super Potion ×2 East side; north of the lake with the single islet East side; larger islet in the southeast lake  S  V  Revive East of the river mouth, on a cliff overlooking ruins  S  V  Antidote ×2 East side; in front of a large tree East side; near the seal to Grasswither Shrine  S  V  Paralyze Heal ×4 East of the river mouth, cliff's edge facing the South Paldean Sea Next to a tree, past the dark patch of grass leading to the eastern area East side; next to a couple of rocks by the northern cliff wall Near a tree to the west of Grasswither Shrine  S  V  Awakening ×3 East of the path, on a hill under a tree East side; at the foot of the ridge between the four lakes East side; in the ruins, on a barrel by the south wall  S  V  Full Heal Southwest of the smallest lake, next to a tree and a few rocks  S  V  Poké Ball ×7 West of the path, near the large waterfall West of the path, next to the cliff West of the path, next to the pond By the northern cliff wall, on a hill in front of the Pokémon Center Dark patch of grass between two elevated areas leading eastward Northeast of the bridge, past the tree atop the second ridge (×2)  S  V  Great Ball ×2 East of the river, northern island in the northeast lake Next to a rock on the ridge between the four lakes  S  V  Net Ball Atop the small S-shaped mountain near Grasswither Shrine  S  V  Repeat Ball Southernmost islet in the southeast lake  S  V  X Attack Largest islet in the southeast lake  S  V  X Accuracy East side, on a small cliff facing the path to Los Platos  S  V  Dire Hit Southernmost edge of the S-shaped mountain near Grasswither Shrine  S  V  Rare Candy In an alcove near dark grass, near Grasswither Shrine  S  V  Exp. Candy XS ×2 Southeast of the northern lake, on a hill  S  V  HP Up In the ruins, atop one of the pillars  S  V  Zinc On a ledge above the alcove in the northernmost area, north of yellow flower patch  S  V  TM007 (Protect) East side, on a small mound near the cliff overlooking the river  S  V  TM013 (Acid Spray) Southeast of the ruins, cliff's edge facing the sea  S  V  TM015 (Struggle Bug) East of the river mouth, on the cliff's edge  S  V  TM016 (Psybeam) Behind a tree and rock in the alcove in front of the seal  S  V  TM017 (Confuse Ray) In the ruins; next to the cliff to the east of the pillars  S  V  TM065 (Air Slash) Single islet in the westernmost lake  S  V  TM076 (Rock Blast) In an alcove in the northernmost area, north of the yellow flower patch  S  V  TM129 (Calm Mind) Northeast of the river, on the southeast island in the northeast lake  S  V

Los Platos

Los Platos is a small settlment in the middle of South Province (Area One), to the northwest of the Poco Path lighthouse.

Items

Item Location Games 5,000 LP At the Pokémon Center, from Nemona  S  V  Mankey Fur ×10 At the Pokémon Center, from Nemona  S  V  Ralts Dust ×10 At the Pokémon Center, from Nemona  S  V  Wooper Slime ×10 At the Pokémon Center, from Nemona  S  V  Paralyze Heal Near the northeast corner of the southwestern house  S  V  Antidote South of town, against the cliff wall  S  V  TM085 (Rest) North of the lake, behind the bench  S  V

Pokémon Center

When you enter Los Platos, Nemona calls out to you. She introduces you to the Pokémon Center building, then leaves the explanation of its services to the woman behind the counter.

• The red counter in the middle is the Pokémon Center, where Trainers can have their injured Pokémon returned to full health, free of charge.
• The blue counter to the right is the Poké Mart, where Trainers can buy useful items like Potions and Poké Balls. They accept payment in money or League Points. One LP is worth $1.
• The green counter to the left holds the Technical Machine Machine, or TM Machine for short. It can be used to craft TMs for teaching new moves. It accepts payment only in League Points, and the user must provide the necessary materials dropped by wild Pokémon.

Nemona explains how handy League Points are, and even transfers 5,000 of her extra points to you. She then hands you a good supply of TM Materials to get you started. After that, she goes on to explain the Union Circle, a round, yellow-colored area at the end of the building. In this part of any Pokémon Center, Trainers may connect with others to find traveling companions. Finally, she explains that pressing the R Button sends the lead Pokémon out of its Poké Ball to travel alongside its Trainer. While traveling this way, the Pokémon may pick up items or even battle on its own! A new Adventure Guide tip appears, explaining the Let's Go! feature and Auto Battles.

Sugar-N-Ice

A food cart can be found a short distance up the road. This is Sugar-N-Ice, part of a chain that sells ice cream cones. In Paldea, food items provide Meal Powers when consumed. These effects may include bonuses like boosting the catch rate, increasing the amount of experience earned after battle, or increasing the odds of a wild Pokémon dropping an item. Each food item triggers three different Meal Powers at once. Each Meal Power lasts for 30 minutes and only affects one Pokémon type at a time. The food item is consumed upon purchase.

Road to Mesagoza

Take either the west or north exit from Los Platos and proceed along the path to Mesagoza. Continue exploring the area until the paths converge at the Mesagoza (South) Pokémon Center.

Trainers

Trainer Pokémon North of Los Platos Carlota the Student Reward: $220 Bounsweet♀ Lv.5 No item Youngster Luka Reward: $220 Chewtle♂ Lv.5 No item Iker the Courier Reward: $552 Rookidee♂ Lv.6 No item Hiker Paula Reward: $420 Slakoth♂ Lv.7 No item Ruben the Janitor Reward: $460 Gulpin♂ Lv.5 No item Hiker Lucia Reward: $420 Rolycoly♂ Lv.7 No item Pere the Student Reward: $160 Azurill♂ Lv.4 No item Houndour♂ Lv.5 No item Alberto the Worker Reward: $644 Shinx♂ Lv.7 No item

Items

Item Location Games Potion ×8 South of the west exit from Los Platos North of the western exit from Los Platos West of the enclosed area, up the hillside Enclosed area, next to a rock near Los Platos Enclosed area between paths, near a large rock to the west Enclosed area, near a large rock in the middle East of the enclosed area, past the sign that reads, "To Mesagoza" Northeast of Los Platos, near a large rock  S  V  Super Potion ×3 West of the enclosed area, up the hillside Southwest of the Los Platos Pokémon Center, west side of the upper ledge Southwest of the Mesagoza gate, on a hill  S  V  Revive ×6 West of the western path, on the islet in the upper lake East of the northern path, in an alcove East of the Mesagoza gate, next to a rock Outside the Mesagoza gate; from Nemona, after battling her (×3)  S  V  Antidote ×3 West of Los Platos, next to a rock where the path turns north Enclosed area, north of the town's west exit North of Los Platos, next to a large rock  S  V  Paralyze Heal Enclosed area, southeast of the larger pond  S  V  Burn Heal Enclosed area, southeast of the smaller pond  S  V  Full Heal Northeast of Los Platos, in an alcove  S  V  Ether ×3 West side, southwest of the lake with the small islet Enclosed area, atop the hill east of the biggest lake East of the northern path; by the before the path veers to the left  S  V  Elixir East of the Mesagoza gate, next to a cliff  S  V  Poké Ball ×7 West of Los Platos, past the sign that reads, "To Mesagoza" West of the enclosed area, on a hill West of Los Platos, up the hill from the large rock Enclosed area, north of the town's west exit Enclosed area, north of the smaller pond Enclosed area, near a rock and bush southwest of the Mesagoza gate Enclosed area,  S  V  Ultra Ball Southwest of Los Platos, on a low cliff  S  V  Heal Ball West of the Mesagoza gate, between two bushes near the border with South Province (Area Four)  S  V  Net Ball West of Los Platos, on a cliff's edge  S  V  Luxury Ball Northeastern-most point, overlooking the moat around Mesagoza  S  V  X Attack In the eastern ledge; near the biggest tree  S  V  X Sp. Def Enclosed area, on the hill overlooking the lake  S  V  Rare Candy In the eastern ledge; in the southeasternmost area, against a cliff wall  S  V  Exp. Candy XS ×2 South-southwest of Los Platos, on a hill  S  V  Calcium Southwest of the Los Platos Pokémon Center, east side of the upper ledge  S  V  TM015 (Struggle Bug) In the eastern ledge; on the clifftop directly across a purple stake  S  V  TM031 (Metal Claw) Northeast of Los Platos, in an alcove  S  V  TM032 (Swift) ×2 West of the lake with the small islet Northeast of Los Platos, next to a cliff  S  V  TM041 (Stored Power) West-southwest of Los Platos, in a corner behind a large rock  S  V  TM082 (Thunder Wave) Mesagoza (South) Pokémon Center; Pokémon League rep, after defeating four Trainers in South Province (Area One)  S  V  TM087 (Taunt) West of the Mesagoza gate, near the ramp leading down to the moat  S  V  TM127 (Play Rough) Southwest of the Los Platos Pokémon Center, on a lower cliff  S  V

Mesagoza (South) Pokémon Center

Pokémon League representative

At the Pokémon Center outside Mesagoza's southern gate, you find a well-dressed man standing near the TM Machine counter. He is a Pokémon League representative, and offers you a challenge: defeat four Trainers in South Province (Area One) to receive an item reward. Speak to him again after doing so, and he rewards you with TM082 (Thunder Wave).

The Price of Admission

The south gate to Mesagoza is shut tight. When you approach, Nemona hurries to catch up to you. Since is excited to see how much your Pokémon have grown, and challenges you to another battle!

VS Nemona, Battle 2

Once her first partner Pokémon is defeated, she sends out the newest addition to her team. Before you can make a move, she decides to play her ace in the hole. She uses a crystal-encrusted Poké Ball to make her Pawmi shine like gemstones, complete with a decorative jewel that resembles a light bulb. After a Pokémon undergoes Terastallization, any move used that matches its Tera Type gains a power boost. A Terastallized Pokémon's Tera Type is indicated by the jewel on its head. Pawmi's light bulb signifies an Electric Tera Type, so its Thunder Shock will deal more damage than normal!

If the player chose Sprigatito:

Pokémon Trainer Nemona South Province (Area One) Scarlet and Violet Reward: $540 Type: Water Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Torrent Held item: None Quaxly♂ Lv.8 Pound Normal Physical   --       Growl Normal Status   --       Water Gun Water Special   --       Work Up Normal Status   --       Type: Electric Unknown Tera Type: Electric  or  Unknown Ability: Static Held item: None Pawmi♂ Lv.9 Thunder Shock Electric Special   --       Curse Unknown Status   --       Curse Unknown Status   --       Curse Unknown Status   --

If the player chose Fuecoco:

Pokémon Trainer Nemona South Province (Area One) Scarlet and Violet Reward: $540 Type: Grass Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Overgrow Held item: None Sprigatito♂ Lv.8 Scratch Normal Physical   --       Tail Whip Normal Status   --       Leafage Grass Physical   --       Bite Dark Physical   --       Type: Electric Unknown Tera Type: Electric  or  Unknown Ability: Static Held item: None Pawmi♂ Lv.9 Thunder Shock Electric Special   --       Curse Unknown Status   --       Curse Unknown Status   --       Curse Unknown Status   --

If the player chose Quaxly:

Pokémon Trainer Nemona South Province (Area One) Scarlet and Violet Reward: $540 Type: Fire Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Blaze Held item: None Fuecoco♂ Lv.8 Tackle Normal Physical   --       Leer Normal Status   --       Ember Fire Special   --       Round Normal Special   --       Type: Electric Unknown Tera Type: Electric  or  Unknown Ability: Static Held item: None Pawmi♂ Lv.9 Thunder Shock Electric Special   --       Curse Unknown Status   --       Curse Unknown Status   --       Curse Unknown Status   --

Defeated, Pawmi's jewel shatters and the battle ends. Nemona is impressed that you defeated a Terastallized Pokémon, but suddenly realizes that you can't Terastallize your own Pokémon yet and promises to take care of it. She gives you three Revives, then directs you to the gate leading into Mesagoza. She explains that there are many hills and stairways in the city, and will take a moment to rest before joining you.

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