Rowlet in Other Pokemon Games
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Rowlet is one of the Pokemon found in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Read on for more information on how to get Rowlet and where to find it, its evolutions, type advantages, stats, what moves Rowlet learns, and how to complete all research tasks for Rowlet.

Hisui Pokedex
--	Rowlet (#1)	Dartrix (#2)

How to Get Rowlet

From Professor Laventon in Jubilife Village

Upon joining the Galaxy Team's Survey Corps, Professor Laventon will entrust you with one of three available starters.

You can choose Rowlet to join you as your partner before you start your adventure!

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Appears in Space-Time Distortions Post-Game

Rowlet can be caught randomly in Space-Time Distortions found in the areas listed above after clearing the main game.

Space-Time Distortions: How to Find and List of Pokemon

Appears in Massive Mass Outbreaks

This Pokemon can appear in Massive Mass Outbreaks in the following maps after downloading the Daybreak and Ver. 1.1.0 Update.

Massive Mass Outbreaks Guide and List of Pokemon

The Other Starters are available in the Post-Game too

Consequently, you can catch the other two starter Pokemon in these Space-Time Distortions as well, meaning that you no longer have to trade Pokemon in order to complete the starters unlike in previous games. Starters from the Space-Time Distortions also have a chance to be shiny!

Are Starters and Legendaries Shiny Locked?

Receive Rowlet from Professor Laventon Post Game

Once you have reached post-game, visit the Galaxy Team HQ and talk to Captain Cyllene followed by Professor Laventon.

The professor will hand you the two starters you did not choose at the beginning of the game if you agree to bring them along to your excursions.

Can the Starter Rowlet be Shiny?

All Pokemon found through static encounters are shiny-locked, meaning they are unable to be shiny. This applies to the starter you choose from Professor Laventon at the start of the game.

Starters found through other means will have a chance to be shiny, but you won't be able to have a shiny starter join you on your adventure.
How to Get Shiny Pokemon

Rowlet Evolution

Evolution Line
Rowlet	Lv. 17 →	Dartrix	Lv. 36 →	Hisuian Decidueye

Research Tasks for Rowlet

Research Tasks and Objectives

	Research Task	Objectives
	Number caught	1/2/3/4/5
	Times you've seen it use Leafage	1/2/4/10/15
	Times you've seen it use Roost	1/2/4/10/15
	Times you've seen it use Aerial Ace	1/2/4/10/15
	Times you've seen it use a strong style move	1/2/4/10/15
	Times you've seen it use a agile style move	1/2/4/10/15
	Number you've evolved	1

= 2 Research Levels

How to Complete Rowlet's Research Tasks Fast

Use Leafage four times, then evolve it.

As you progress through the story, the number of Research Points you still need for each Pokemon will undoubtedly change, but following the process above and skipping unneeded steps will work for achieving the goal.

Research Tasks Guide: How to Complete the Pokedex

Should I Pick Rowlet as My Starter?

Choosing a starter Pokemon is one of the most important decisions every new trainer has to do at the start of their journeys.

While you will be able to build a team to accommodate for weaknesses, having a strong partner from the start can help ease your adventure. Here are some pros and cons to choosing Rowlet as your starter.

Best Starter Pokemon: Which Starter Should You Choose?

Pro: Great Offensive Typing

Rowlet stands out among the starters as the only one who starts out as a dual-typed Pokemon. It's Grass/Flying coverage allows it to have a strong move against most enemies that aren't a Steel-type.

Pro: Only one with an Immunity

It's rare typing also gives it a useful immunity to the Ground-type, one of the strongest types in the game. Having an immunity can easily come in handy allowing for one-sided matches.

Con: Weak against many of the Alpha and Noble Pokemon

The dual-typing that grants Rowlet its offensive edge is also, unfortunately, part of what holds it back defensively. With up to 5 weaknesses, it might be rather tough to raise. It also is the least equipped to handle the Frenzied Noble Kleavor, one of the big boss fights early in the game.

Rowlet Type and Basic Info

Rowlet - Description

First introduced in Generation 7, Rowlet served as the Grass-type starter Pokemon in the Alola Region.

This round owl attacks by throwing its sharp blade-like feathers as projectiles against distant enemies. It rests during the day and silently hunts down prey at night.

Professor Laventon came to the Hisui Region bringing along Rowlet and other Pokemon he met in various other regions. He will entrust you with Rowlet if you choose it as your partner before you start your adventure!

Best Starter Pokemon

Rowlet - Basic Info

Category	Grass Quill Pokemon
Type
Height	1' 00"	Weight	3.3 lbs
Pokedex Entry	Flies noiselessly on delicate wings. It has mastered the art of deftly launching dagger-sharp feathers from those same wings.

Preferred Foods

Preferred Foods
Dazzling Honey	Hearty Grains	Plump Beans

Item Drops (Items Carried)

Items Carried
Spoiled Apricorn	Oran Berry

Rowlet Type Effectiveness

	Type
Takes 4x damage (Weakness)
Takes 2x damage (Weakness)
Takes 0.5x damage (Resistance)
Takes 1/4x damage (Resistance)
Takes 0x damage (Immunity)

Unlisted types deal neutral damage to Rowlet

Rowlet Base Stats

Rowlet Learnset

Learnset by Leveling Up

Lv. (Master)	Move	Type	BP	Acc.	PP
1 (10)	Gust		40	100	25
6 (15)	Leafage		40	100	25
11 (20)	Roost		0	-	10
18 (28)	Aerial Ace		60	-	20
21 (31)	Magical Leaf		60	-	20
25 (35)	Air Slash		75	95	10
34 (45)	Leaf Blade		85	100	10
43 (54)	Leaf Storm		110	90	5

Learned from the Training Grounds

Move	Type	BP	Acc	PP
False Swipe		40	100	30
Aerial Ace		60	-	20
Swift		60	-	20
Magical Leaf		60	-	20
Rest		0	-	10
Psycho Cut		70	100	15
Shadow Claw		70	100	15

Rowlet Pokedex Number

Hisui Pokedex
--	Rowlet (#1)	Dartrix (#2)

Pokemon Legends: Arceus Related Guides

Rowlet in Other Pokemon Games

Rowlet in Other Pokemon Games
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