Pokemon Legends: Arceus

How to Catch Flying Togekiss

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Flying Togekiss
Togekiss is one of the Flying Pokemon found in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Read on to learn more about where to find it and how to catch it!

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Flying Togekiss Location

Flying Togekiss Location

On a cliff overlooking Lake Verity
Flying Togekiss Map

Obsidian Fieldlands

How to Catch Flying Togekiss

Recommendations to Catch Flying Togekiss
CheckmarkWyrdeer, Braviary, or Sneasler as a mount

CheckmarkHave Achieved at least a Second Star Rank or Higher

CheckmarkCraft Feather Balls

Prepare your Feather Balls

Feather Ball Pokemon Legends Arceus
It may take a few tries to capture the Pokemon, so be sure to gather lots of Apricons and Sky Tumblestones to create about 20 Feather Balls before proceeding! You may also need to bring extra Poke Balls just in case.

Clear the Area

Clear the Area, mdoe:show
Once you're at the cliffs east of Nature's Pantry, there are a number of aggressive Pokemon in the area that you may need to clear before you can attempt to catch Togekiss in peace. Just be careful not to fall off the edge!

Follow their Flight Path

Follow Flight Path
Adjust your position until your crosshair is positioned within their path. You may need to take some time to adjust and maybe test the distance with a Poke Ball or two.

Just note that a Feather Ball has better height and reach than a regular Poke Ball, making it suited for this kind of encounter.

Keep it Steady

Keep it Steady
Once you're in your spot, remain there even was you throw your Feather Balls. The Pokemon may escape multiple times, roar, and then continue to fly. This is what you want to take advantage of.

Keep aiming at the same spot by holding ZR so that if they do escape, you can release itimmediately to throw another one. You'll catch them mid-roar, unable to move out of the way. Just keep repeating until you have your Flying Togekiss!

Wait or Reset to Catch Again

Catch Again
If you're looking to spawn another one there are three ways to do so: Waiting, Resting, and Leaving the Area to return to Jubilife Village. Often, the first few time you catch Togekiss, another will take it's place in a few moments.

In the event that the spawn is not immediate, you can head towards the nearest camp to rest and change the day, pasing time till Togekiss returns. Alternatively, you can head back to Jubilife to completely reset the area and return to the spot!

Pokemon Legends: Arceus Related Guides

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1 Anonymousover 2 years

I’m not sure if it’s a bug or if I’m just not doing it right, but when I throw my feather balls at the togekiss, it makes the sound like if you threw a pokeball at an enraged pokemon and it bounces off. It definitely hits, but it never gets in the ball.

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