Lumiose City - a home for people and Pokémon alike. Here, thanks to an urban redevelopment plan driven by Quasartico Inc., the lush greenery of verdant parks and natural vistas intermingles with facilities made using the latest cutting-edge technology. A lot has changed here since the days of the Pokémon X and Pokémon Y games! Choose Chikorita, Tepig, or Totodile as your first partner Pokémon, and then set off on a grand adventure! Your journey will take you to all manner of sights in the streets arrayed around Prism Tower, including shops, restaurants, and places called wild zones - where Pokémon roam free. As you catch, train, and battle Pokémon, there will be plenty of people to meet too - like AZ, the enigmatic owner of Hotel Z.

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Are you planning to complete The Many Flowers of Flabebe in Pokemon Legends: Z-A? This is one of the earliest side quests that you can tackle in the game. You'll have to explore Lumiose City's gardens and rooftops, and everything in between. Of course, you'll get some nifty rewards for your efforts, too.

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• The Many Flowers of Flabebe quest requirements

Side Mission 12: The Many Flowers of Flabebe comes from an NPC named Vivace. You'll meet her in the southwest corner of the map right in front of the salon. If you don't see her in that area, then you might need to progress further into the campaign until additional quests become available.

The Many Flowers of Flabebe quest requirements

The Pokemon Legends: Z-A Many Flowers of Flabebe quest tasks you with finding not one, not two, but five color variations of the creature. These are the red, yellow, blue, white, and orange hues.

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Are you curious as to how you'd get Pokemon from fossils and amber in Pokemon Legends: Z-A? While you can catch over 200 creatures in the game, a select few only come from specific items. Oh, and you also have to complete a side quest just to unlock an important function.

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  • Restored from a Fossil quest steps
  Pokemon Legends: Z-A - Aerodactyl, Tyrunt, and Amaura guide

  Before you start looking for various items, you have to progress further into the campaign until you have access to Side Mission 27: Restored from a Fossil. The quest takes place in the Pokemon Research Lab in the southern part of the map.

  Restored from a Fossil quest steps

  Here's what you need to do if you want to have Pokemon from fossils and amber in Pokemon Legends: Z-A:

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Are you planning on searching for an Eevee in Pokemon Legends: Z-A? This creature is one of the most popular in the entire franchise. It's not just because they're unbelievably cute. It's also because they're got multiple evolutions that fulfill roles depending on the chosen type/element.

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• Eevee location: Streets and rooftops

Eevee location: Streets and rooftops

If you're really lucky, you can get an Eevee early in the game while you're exploring the rooftops of buildings in Lumiose City. One particular location that we know of is the top of the triple scaffolding in the southern part of the city. It's near Bleu Sector 7/Nouveau Cafe Truck No. 2.

The Eevee at this location isn't particularly high level, but you need to defeat them in battle nonetheless. Moreover, we suggest using an Ultra Ball to improve your chances of capturing them.

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Are you hoping to find a Pikachu in Pokemon Legends: Z-A? The most popular Pokemon in the series and Ash Ketchum's best bud is in the game, and catching one of them is a lot more straightforward than it seems. In fact, you can get one within the first few hours of starting the campaign.

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• Pikachu Wild Zone 3 location

Pikachu Wild Zone 3 location

There were all sorts of ways to get a Pikachu in previous offerings in the Pokemon franchise. Sometimes, you had to go to a far-flung region to wait for a spawn, or, in the case of the classic Pokemon Yellow, you started with one. Then, of course, there's Legends: Arceus, where one option was to increase your friendship level with a Pichu just so they could evolve into everyone's favorite electric mouse.

But catching a Pikachu in Pokemon Legends: Z-A is a lot easier. All you need to do is check out Wild Zone 3 in the northern part of Lumiose City.

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