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How to Clear Red-Hot Energy Request Walkthrough

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Last updated on: August 6, 2021 12:18 AM

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This is a guide to completing Red-Hot Energy, a request in New Pokemon Snap (Pokemon Snap 2) for the Nintendo Switch. Here you can find what kind of photo you need, and how to take it, in order to clear Red-Hot Energy, as well as the reward!

List of Contents

Map and Request Information
How to Clear
Reward for Clearing
All Request Walkthroughs

Red-Hot Energy Map and Request Information

General Info

Course	Volcano Lv. 2 or higher
Target Pokemon	Charizard
Target Pokemon 2	Charmander
Target Pokemon 3	Graveler
Quest Giver	Professor Mirror
How to Unlock	・After your first expedition in the Volcano at research level 2.
Request Text	・“The Illumina energy in this area is particularly strong. I suspect that even the slightest impact could cause an unusual reaction.”

Course and Map Information

Red-Hot Energy Map.jpg
Volcano Walkthrough: List of Pokemon and How to Unlock

How to Clear Red-Hot Energy

Take the Alternate Route in the Cave

Take Alternate Route (Volcano).jpg

When you enter the cave, use your scanner to find the alternate route and take it. If you are doing this request in Research Level 2, you do not need to select this route since it is the only path you can take.

Toss Illumina Orbs at the Two Charmander

Toss Illumina Orb at Charmander.jpg

As you go through the alternate route, you will eventually find a large lava pit with two Charmander at the bottom. Toss Illumina Orbs at both Charmander. Take a short pause before proceeding to the next step. Going too fast may cause the next step to fail.

Make Graveler Fall

Toss Fluffruit at Graveler.jpg

Once both Charmander are glowing, look upwards and you will find a Graveler on the wall next to a hole on the ceiling. Toss Fluffruit at the Graveler to make it crash down into the lava pit.

Capture a Photo of Charizard

Charizard Bursts Through Lava Pit.jpg

Prepare your camera as the three Pokemon investigate the crash site. After a few moments, Charizard should come bursting through the lava pit. Quickly take photos of the Pokemon before it flies away.

Reward for Clearing Red-Hot Energy

Monitor: Professor Mirror

Monitor Professor Mirror Request Reward.jpg
The Monitor: Professor Mirror frame is obtained after completing the Red-Hot Energy request and can be used when editing photos.

How to Unlock All Frames

New Pokemon Snap Request Walkthroughs

Lentalk Requests Guide

Voluca Island Lentalk Requests Walkthrough

Volcano LenTalk Requests
The Singing Dragon	Little Lost Shinx	Luxray Vision
A Skilled Hunter	A Goofy Pose	Rest Your Wings
A Quaking Volcano	When Graveler Shows Its Hand	Archeops at Ease
Climbing the Lavafall	So Excited!	Volcanic Hide-and-Seek
Red-Hot Energy	Typhlosion Explosion	3,000-Degree Flames
A Slice of Rainbow

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2 GrandLethalalmost 3 years

I can confirm.

1 Sicking98almost 3 years

So I have been searching for this request since first visiting the volcano. Just now I found the solution trough this guys video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM9dqdxOqT4 . The solution is as follows: First hit the charmanders in de lava pit with illumina orbs and then hit the hanging graveler with an apple. This way the charmanders will investigate instead of running away. After this Charizard will break trough and can be photographed. No credit goes to me but I hope you guys can use it.

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