Request 7: Playing with Drifloon - Miki in Galaxy Hall - Investigate the Drifloon sightings at Prelude Beach in the evening.Request 6: Mushroom Cake Marketing - Morel at the Fieldlands Camp in the Obsidian Fieldlands - Give Moreal 1 Springy Mushroom.Request 5: What it Takes to be Awesome - Sho in Jubilife Village - Give Sho 5 Poké Balls.Request 4: Big Buizel, Little Buizel - Dorian in Jubilife Village - Give Dorian a Buizel.Request 3: What Did Shinx’s Ears Look Like? - Toshi in Jubilife Village - Show Toshi a Shinx.Request 2: Adorable Starly - Marli in Jubilife Village - Show Marli the completed Pokédex entry for Starly.Request 1: Wurmple Can Evolve - Beauregard in Jubilife Village - Give Beauregard a Wurmple.With so many Requests in Pokémon Legends: Arceus to complete, players will have plenty to do between excursions. Trainers can also turn on quest tracking in the “Missions & Requests” tab by selecting the Request they want to track from the list, and whichever Request players are tracking will be marked by a flag icon.
Not only can players check their current objective, but they’ll be able to view the rewards offered for completing each Legends: Arceus Request as well. Like Pokémon Legends: Arceus’ Story Missions, ongoing Requests can be viewed by opening the “Missions & Requests” tab on the Arc Phone map. Related: Legends: Arceus' Shrinking Pokémon Explanation Doesn't Make Sense
Players will often pick up Requests from the blackboard in Professor Laventon’s office as well, though most of these Requests require players to catch specific Pokémon before they become available. Most Requests in Legends: Arceus can be accepted by speaking with the NPCs in Jubilife Village, though players will also encounter quest-giving NPCs in the Hisuian wilderness. When a new Request is available, a “New Request” marker will appear on Pokémon Legends: Arceus’ Arc Phone map to indicate the Request’s starting location.
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