This Pokemon Legends Arceus Lake Acuity Riddles Guide will tell you the answers to the riddle given during the Trial of Lake Acuity. This is part of the final stages of the game when you are tasked with seeking out the three lakes and solving the puzzles within. The Trial of Lake Acuity has a riddle that you must answer if you want to progress.
All of the trials begin with a trial by combat, then they branch out into different areas. This particular puzzle gives you a riddle involving several Pokemon. It asks you to get the number of eyes of each of the Pokemon it lists and give the answer all in one.
Pokemon Legends Arceus Trial Of Lake Acuity Riddles Guide
Q: Combee. Zubat. Unown. Magneton. Dusclops. How many are their eyes? Tell me each, one by one yet all at once A: Combee has 6 eyes, Zubat 0, Unown 1, Magneton 3, Dusclops 1, so the answer is 60131
A requests tasks you with catching a Petilil. This guide on Where To Find The Pokemon With Three Leaves On Its Head In Pokemon Legends Arceus will tell you how you can track down this Pokemon so you can complete the Request and receive your rewards.
Evolving certain Pokemon, such as Pichu, requires a specific friendship level to work. This guide on How To Check Friendship In Pokemon Legends Arceus will tell you everything you need to know about checking your compatibility with specific Pokemon so you know if you are close to being able to evolve them.
Chimchar is one of the series' most popular starting Pokemon. This guide on Where To Catch Chimchar In Pokemon Legends Arceus will tell you both how to get a Chimchar very early in the game and also a place you can farm Chimchar's later in the game for Pokedex entries or shiny hunting.
A strong Fighting type Pokemon is a great addition to an early Pokemon roster. This guide on Where To Catch Machop In Pokemon Legends Arceus will tell you where you can go to find a Machop very early in the game so you can add this strong Fighting type from the first generation to your team.
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