What you can do as a member?
You can do by logging in.
- Retention of various tool data
- Site theme change
- Game bookmarking feature
- Provide feedback on the website
☆ Check out all Arceus Pokemon Transferrable to BDSP!
★ Finish the story → Story Walkthrough
┣ Complete the Dex → Pokemon Locations / Trading Board
┗ Research Tasks → Best Tasks / Farm Research Points
Losing a battle causes you to black out and lose some items in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Read on to learn what happens if you take too much damage and what to do when you lose a battle.
List of Contents
If the Trainer faints... | Lose some of the items from your Satchel |
---|---|
If all of your Pokemon faint in battle... | No penalty |
If all of your Pokemon faint in a Frenzied Noble (Boss) battle... | No penalty |
If you receive too much damage falling from a high place or getting attacked by a wild Pokemon, you'll drop some of the items in your Satchel and respawn at Base Camp. You cannot go back and pick up the items you dropped yourself, so leave any items you're not planning to use immediately in the one of the Item Storage locations.
Items you dropped can be picked up by other players and returned to you if you're connected to the Internet. Check out the Lost & Found Guide below to learn more about this feature!
Lost & Found Guide: Lost Satchel Effects
If you are defeated in a Frenzied Noble battle or a regular Pokemon battle, you can immediately rematch with your Pokemon fully recovered. You will not lose any items or money when this happens.
When your health drops to zero when battling Frenzied Noble Pokemon, you will black out and lose the encounter. You will not lose any items or drop money when you lose against Noble Pokemon.
You will then be asked if you want to attempt the battle again and have several options to choose from.
Choosing restart battle will take you back to the start of the encounter, and the boss' Frenzy Gauge will also be replenished.
Continuing the battle will allow you to resume the encounter from a checkpoint, which is essentially the divisions in the bosses' Frenzy Gauge. This will allow you to continue the boss battle without restarting from the beginning!
Upon choosing this option, you will get a prompt if you want to resume from a checkpoint, or start from the beginning.
Choosing this option will bring you back to the overworld, in case if you want to replace a Pokemon in your party or if you want to fight the Frenzied Noble Pokemon at another time instead.
Upon reaching post-game, you can rematch all five Frenzied Noble Pokemon by going back to their respective Arenas. However, blacking out during these battles will not give you the options to restart the battle or continue from a checkpoint.
Completing these rematch encounters will net you Exp. Candies M, and an additional Exp. Candy L if you managed to not get hit during the fight!
You can take damage from wild Pokemon attacks, falling from high places, or drowning in deep bodies of water. When the edges of the screen turn red, you'll faint if you take any more damage.
Black Frame | Red Frame |
---|---|
Taking damage. |
About to faint. |
You can check the approximate damage you're receiving by the color of your screen this way.
You will recover automatically over time from the damage you received when not being targeted by a wild Pokemon. You won't start recovering until you get away from any Pokemon targeting you, so if the frame of the screen is red and you're about to faint, make your getaway to a safe place on Wyrdeer or another ridable Pokemon.
You can use the workbench in one the camps to craft Healing Items before leaving the camp.
If you prefer facing wild Pokemon alongside your Pokemon team, you may need to level them up before battling high level wild Pokemon.
How to Level Up Fast: EXP Farming Guide
You may need to avoid Alpha Pokemon if you come across them in the wild area. These are large and aggressive Pokemon that attacks trainers up close. It is best not to face them if you have a low-level party.
If you find one in the area, you can use the Arc Phone to mark their location on the map.
Alpha Pokemon Guide: List of Alpha Pokemon
What Happens When You Lose?
Genshin Impact Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Zenless Zone Zero Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Path of Exile 2 (PoE 2) Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Pokemon TCG Pocket (PTCGP) Strategies & Guides Wiki
Honkai: Star Rail Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Infinity Nikki Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
STALKER 2 Heart of Chornobyl Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV) Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Metaphor: ReFantazio Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Palworld Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Fire Emblem Heroes (FEH) Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Once Human Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl (BDSP) Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Persona 3 Reload Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
Monster Hunter World Walkthrough & Guides Wiki
©2021 Pokémon. TM, ®Nintendo.
The copyrights of videos of games used in our content and other intellectual property rights belong to the provider of the game.
The contents we provide on this site were created personally by members of the Game8 editorial department.
We refuse the right to reuse or repost content taken without our permission such as data or images to other sites.