If you’re hunting for a certain Pokémon around the area, you may be curious about how to get them to spawn. This guide will teach you how to reset Pokémon Scarlet & Violet spawns and navigate maps using your Pokéradar.
Is the Radar accurate in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet?
The Pokéradar is only accurate in terms of the Pokémon’sgeneral area. The Radar never indicates the exact location of the Pokémon you’re looking for. Plus, you need toZoomthe map to get an “accurate” reading. Open your map with Y and tilt the R stick forward.
For example, observe how Tadbulb’s icon is on the river while Dunsparce’s is on land. This means that while both are nearby, you will only find Tadbulb on the water or very close to it.
Of course, just because the map says that x Pokémon is nearby doesn’t mean you’ll see it spawn immediately. There are a ton of rare Pokémon in the game, like Dreepy andRotom, where you’ll need a couple of spawn resets before they appear. Some Pokémon, likeSlakothand Applin, are even found in unique areas like trees.
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Check your Pokédex’shabitat informationto find out where you can find these Pokémon. This will help you gain a more accurate reading of where to find them.
How to reset Pokémon spawns in Scarlet & Violet
Resetting spawns is easy. Just walk away from a location until you see the Pokémon disappear, then run back to it. In essence, literally justwalk around in circlesand the Pokémon will disappear and spawn a new one every time you pass by. The Pokémon species that spawn will not always be the same as the last one.
How to find rare Pokémon in Scarlet & Violet
Rare Pokémon will be rare Pokémon. The only way you’re going to be able to increase your sighting odds is if youeat sandwichesthat raise theencounter powerof a certain Pokémon type.
Plus, there are Pokémon that may be rare in early-game areas but are everywhere inhigher-level terrain. The best example of this is Dreepy who you rarely see in Levincia but is a very common encounter in Area Zero.
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