Pokemon scarlet and violet
Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet will be released on Nintendo Switch in November 2022, marking the beginning of the ninth generation of Pokémon games. Developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, these role-playing games differ from their predecessors by introducing the Paldea region, an open-world environment inspired by the Iberian Peninsula.
Unique to Scarlet and Violet are three different storylines for players to explore, showcasing 110 new Pokémon, including regional forms and time-displaced Paradox Pokémon. One notable feature is the Terastal phenomenon, which allows Pokémon to transform into unique “Tera Types.” The game retains popular elements such as vast open areas and Pokémon appearing in the overworld.
Despite initial technical issues and criticism for confusing progression systems and graphics, the games were praised for their open-world design and engaging stories. They were a huge success, selling over 10 million copies in the first three days and setting a record for Nintendo’s largest release. As of September 2023, cumulative sales reached 23.23 million copies.
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Where is the Crocodile in Pokemon Scarlet, Purple and Indigo?
- Location Upgrades: Make sure you have upgraded the Blueberry Academy’s savanna biome in the Clubhouse for Pokémon Crimson and Violet Indigo DLC.
- Swamp Exploration: Head to the Savanna biome and find the swamp marked on the map.
- Baby Crocodiles Spotted: After the upgrade, baby Crocodiles can be found swimming in the waters of the savanna biome. Keep an eye out for unique water-type Pokémon in the swamp.
- Upgrade cost: Be prepared to spend 3000BP to upgrade the savanna biome. Before trying to level up, participate in missions to accumulate the required points.
- Catch Opportunity: Once the upgrade is complete, you will have the opportunity to catch Crocodile, the water-type starter Pokémon, making it a valuable addition to your collection.
Without the Savanna biome upgrade, the Crocodile will not appear at this location, so focus on accumulating the BP needed for the upgrade.
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Legendary Pokémon locations in Pokémon Crimson and Violet’s Indigo Disc DLC
frozen bird
- Description: Found near a snowy lake in the mountains of Grassedo, Articuno emerges gracefully, recalling an unforgettable swimming encounter.
- Location: Northwest side of the lake west of Montenevira.
Zapodos
- Description: Zapdos appears atop Poco Path Lighthouse while admiring the view of Los Platos (east) during a storm.
- Location: Top of Poco Trail Lighthouse, south of Los Platos (east).
Moltres
- Description: Moltres witnesses a sandstorm west of Pardia and inspires a climber to complete the climb.
- Location: On top of the rock north of the Asador Desert Watchtower checkpoint.
Raimitsu
- Description: Thunderclap and Snaxworth share a mountain adventure, marveling at the view from Mount Pardia.
- Location: Top of a circular pond in the westernmost part of Pardia, Western Province (Region 1).
Yanting
- Description: Entai and Snaxworth meet while exploring Sandstone, admiring the scenery along the river that separates the Eastern and Northern Provinces.
- Location: Sandstone on the south side of the river in northeast Levincia.
Suicune
- Summary: Suicune demonstrates his ability to run through the water in a friendly competition at the famous lake of Pardia.
- Location: The westernmost island of Lake Caseroa.
Lugia
- Description: Emerging from the ocean eddies during a chilly swim on the coast of Pardia, leaving a lasting impression.
- Location: Northeast of the map, near a small island on the east side of the North Sea.
Huh oh
- Description: After an intense night of training near a waterfall in the southwest, Ho-Oh is spotted shining in the sky above Paldia.
- Location: Small circular outcrop on southwestern side of South Province (Region 4).
Latias
- Description: When Snaxworth appears while resting on the beach, Latias briefly smiles before taking off.
- Location: Small beach at the southernmost point of the Southern Province (Region 4), directly south of the area’s watchtower.
Latios
- Description: During a chase, Latios and Snaxworth lead Snaxworth to a hidden lake, where they enjoy a moment in a secret location.
- Location: East side of a lake in Northern Province (District 2), southwest of Angry Falls.
Guyoka
- Introduction: Kyogre responded to the wish on the sea stone and appeared in the northwest sea, triggering a thrilling encounter.
- Location: The remote sea northwest of Padea, north of Gracia Stone Checkpoint.
Groudon
- Description: Groudon playfully displays his terrifying claws when encountered in the Alfnada Caves beneath the town of Alfnada.
- Location: Alfonada Cave, below the town of Alfonada.
Rayquaza
- Description: Rayquaza bursts out of the fog at the edge of Zone Zero Crater, wowing Snaxworth during a climb.
- Location: The edge of the crater in Area Zero, north of Area 3 of Southern Province.
Cobalion
- Description: During one adventure, Cobalion leaps from a cliff and guides Snaxworth to a scenic waterfall.
- Location: Fly to the small cliff on the right after flying to the Angry Falls landmark.
Trakion
- Description: During a rock climbing session, Terrakion and Snacksworth sit next to Snacksworth, enjoying a snack and admiring the view.
- Location: A small cliff east of the watchtower in Western Province (District 1), overlooking the base of the Dark Legion.
Virigion
- Description: Verrigion rests in the mysterious woods, listening to Snaxworth’s adventures northeast of Taggartree Jungle.
- Location: Northeast of Tagteri Jungle, north of the Eastern Province (District 3) checkpoint.
Reshiram
- Description: Reshiram appears near a small, hard-working town, and he and Snacksworth thank the hard-working residents of Paldea for their efforts.
- Location: On the cliffs west of Levincia and south of Zapapico.
Zekrom
- Description: Appearing near Artaxon, Zekrom’s black shadow streaking across the sky caught Snaxworth’s attention before landing.
- Location: Behind a large rock formation south of Atathon.
Kyurem
- Description: During a snow mountain expedition, Kyurem was found in a cave, and his cold appearance surprised Snaxworth.
- Location: In a cave near Dalizapa Passage, just on the ramp, go left after descending.
Solgaleo
- Description: Solgaleo was sighted near the Pokémon League building, briefly appearing on the observation deck during his visit.
- Location: Below the Champion Battle Platform in the Pokémon League Building.
Lunara
- Description: Silhouette of the crescent moon during a sad sunset on the beach of Pardia.
- Location: North side of the river mouth north of Marinada Harbor.
Necrozma
- Description: Necrozma sat in a waterfall stream, gave Snaxworth an ugly look, and ran away.
- Location: On a small edge south of the boulder in the middle of the Sokara Trail area, east of the Temple of the Earth.
Kubov
- Description: Kubfu and Snaxworth are trained and gifted with bamboo shoots, and they form a brief but unforgettable friendship.
- Location: Right in front of the flight point of Angry Falls.
Spetrill
- Description: During a mountaineering trip, Spitrill woke up in the ruins, and his sudden appearance surprised Snaxworth.
- Location: In the ruins west of Dalisapa Pass and north of the Great Crater.
glasterier
- Description: Glastriel was found sleeping in the ruins of a snowy mountainside, and was startled when he woke up with his long face.
- Location: In the ruins during a hike in the Pardia Snow Mountains.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Trailer
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Gameplay
In Pokémon Crimson and Violet, gameplay sticks to a familiar Pokémon format, with players capturing and trading Pokémon to explore the world and battle other trainers. However, the new addition allows players to choose to fight trainers they encounter along the way.
What sets these games apart is the introduction of an open world that seamlessly blends urban areas with vast wilderness areas, unlike previous Pokémon games. Progression is now more player-driven, with three routes available to choose from, and objectives within those routes can be tackled in any order.
There are 112 new Pokémon in total, including starter Pokémon such as Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly, as well as legendary Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon, providing players with diverse choices. Koraidon or Miraidon can help with travel. Regional forms, Paradox Pokémon, and species with “convergent evolution” (such as the gopher-like Wiglite) add depth. The “Let’s Go” mechanic lets Pokémon roam the world engaging in automated wild battles. Co-op play for up to four players is also included.
A novel feature is the Terastal phenomenon, which transforms Pokémon into crystal forms with corresponding “Tera types.” Special moves like Tera Blast match the Pokémon’s Tera Type, enhancing strategic battles in this charming Pokémon adventure.
Pokemon scarlet and violet plot
The game is set in the Pardia region, which draws inspiration from the Iberian Peninsula and features a diverse landscape including lakes, wastelands, and mountains. An important focus is the large crater of Pardia, which was formed by a meteorite impact long ago and now lies in the center of the area. Within this crater lies Zone Zero, where the phenomenon of Terastalization was first discovered.
The region is divided into 15 regions across four provinces (6 in the south, 3 in the east, 3 in the west, and 3 in the north), with each region displaying different Pokémon. It is worth noting that the lakes and borders of the Pardia region are dotted with small islands and rock formations.
The storyline unfolds against this rich backdrop, providing players with a captivating journey through the mystery and adventure of the Pardia region.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Overview
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title |
Pokemon scarlet and violet |
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Developer |
game geek |
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Publisher |
JP: The Pokémon Company, WW: Nintendo |
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director |
Omori Shigeru |
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Producer |
Akira Kimu, Toyokazu Nonaka, Takanori Sowa, Kenji Endo |
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designer |
Gu Hongzhi |
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artist |
Mana Ibe, Mari Shimazaki, James Turner |
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writer |
Ryota Muranaka |
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composer |
Minako Adachi, Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose, Hiromitsu Maeba, Teruo Taniguchi, Hitomi Sato, Toby Fox |
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series |
Pokemon |
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platform |
nintendo switch |
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release |
November 18, 2022 |
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type |
role play |
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model |
Single player, online multiplayer |
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