Quilava - How to Get and Location, Evolution, and Research Tasks

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Quilava is one of the Pokemon found in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Read on for more information on how to get Quilava and all locations, how to evolve Quilava into Hisuian Typhlosion, type advantages, stats, what moves Quilava learns, and how to complete all research tasks for Quilava.

Hisui Pokedex
Cyndaquil (#4)	Quilava (#5)	Hisuian Typhlosion (#6)

How to Get Quilava

From Professor Laventon in Jubilife Village

When you choose to join the Galaxy Team's Survey Corps, Professor Laventon will entrust you with one of three available starters.

Quilava is the second evolution of Cyndaquil, and can be obtained by choosing it as your starter.

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Appears in Space-Time Distortions Post-Game

Quilava 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!

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Quilava Evolution

Evolution Line
Cyndaquil	Lv. 17 →	Quilava	Lv. 36 →	Hisuian Typhlosion

Research Tasks for Quilava

Research Tasks and Objectives

	Research Task	Objectives
	Number caught	1/2/3/4/5
	Times you've seen it use Ember	1/2/4/10/15
	Times you've seen it use Quick Attack	1/2/4/10/15
	Times you've seen it use Flame Wheel	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	1/2/3

= 2 Research Levels

How to Complete Quilava's Research Tasks Fast

After evolving from Quilava, use Ember two times.

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

Quilava Type and Basic Info

Quilava - Basic Info

Category	Volcano Pokemon
Type
Height	2' 11"	Weight	41.9 lbs
Pokedex Entry	This creature’s fur is most mysterious—it is wholly impervious to the burning touch of flame. Should Quilava turn its back to you, take heed! Such a posture indicates a forthcoming attack.

Preferred Foods

Preferred Foods
Springy Mushroom	Hearty Grains	Plump Beans

Item Drops (Items Carried)

Items Carried
Spoiled Apricorn	Sitrus Berry

Quilava 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 Quilava

Quilava Base Stats

Quilava Learnset

Learnset by Leveling Up

Lv. (Master)	Move	Type	BP	Acc.	PP
1 (10)	Quick Attack		40	100	20
6 (15)	Ember		40	100	25
11 (20)	Rollout		40	90	20
18 (28)	Flame Wheel		60	100	20
25 (35)	Swift		60	-	20
34 (45)	Flamethrower		80	100	10
43 (54)	Overheat		110	90	5

Learned from the Training Grounds

Move	Type	BP	Acc	PP
Rock Smash		40	100	20
Aerial Ace		60	-	20
Swift		60	-	20
Rest		0	-	10
Iron Tail		100	75	5
Wild Charge		85	100	10
Flamethrower		80	100	10

Quilava Pokedex Number

Hisui Pokedex
Cyndaquil (#4)	Quilava (#5)	Hisuian Typhlosion (#6)

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Quilava in Other Pokemon Games

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