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{{Area|Region=Kanto|Type=Grass}} | {{Area|Region=Kanto|Type=Grass}} | ||
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*[[Breezy Path]] | *[[Breezy Path]] | ||
*[[Breezy Cave]] | *[[Breezy Cave]] | ||
*[[Breezy Falls]] | |||
*[[Breezy Garden]] | |||
*[[Suzuka Path]] | |||
*[[Suzuka Trail]] | |||
*[[Suzuka Town]] | |||
*[[Suzuka Towers]] | |||
*[[Suzuka Cave]] | |||
*[[Suzuka Clearing]] | |||
== | ==Notable Miscellaneous== | ||
=== | ===[[Shaymin (quest)]]=== | ||
During the | {{Main|Shaymin (quest)}} | ||
During the Easter event, you may catch [[Shaymin]] by finishing its quest. It will have an Easter form. | |||
===Hammond=== | |||
At the left part, starting from the entrance of [[Breezy Town]], there is a crystal shard collector named Hammond. He will ask you to collect '''Breezy Crystal Shards''' from [[Breezy Cave]]. For every shard you give to him, he will reward you with 25 Easter Tokens. | |||
Inside [[Breezy Cave]], there are several shiny rocks with a "sleepy" emote above them, indicating that they are special. In order to obtain the shards from the rocks, you either need a [[Pickaxe]] or a Pokémon with the move [[Rock Smash]] in its moveset. Also, the [[Rock Smash]] Pokémon must fulfill the requirement of 150+ Happiness. The cooldown of the rocks is 72 hours (3 days). | |||
Aside from Breezy Crystal Shards, you can also find Mirror Shards in the crystals. Furthermore, there are several types of Breezy Crystal Shards you can obtain from said crystals. '''Hammond will only accept the pink ones.''' | |||
===Jeweler=== | |||
Within the [[Breezy Cave]] crystals, you can find crystal shards of several colors.<br> | |||
You can give the Jeweler these shards along with a small amount of money and he will make special Pokéballs. The ones you can see below. | |||
Cherish Balls will require 3 red shards and {{Pdollar}}1,500 | |||
Friend Balls will require 2 green shards, 1 blue shard, and {{Pdollar}}1,000 | |||
Luxury Balls will require 1 red shard, 1 blue shard, 1 pink shard, and {{Pdollar}}1,500 | |||
Premier Balls will require 1 red shard, 1 blue shard, 1 green shard, and {{Pdollar}}1,000 | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:Cherish_Ball.png|Cherish Ball | |||
File:Friend_Ball.png|Friend Ball | |||
File:Luxury_Ball.png|Luxury Ball | |||
File:Premier_Ball.png|Premier Ball | |||
</gallery> | |||
The colored shards can also be used turn your [[Diancie]] into one of the Easter forms below. | |||
<gallery | <gallery> | ||
File: | File:Easter_Diancie_Amber.png|Easter Diancie Amber | ||
File:Easter_Diancie_Aquamarine.png|Easter Diancie Aquamarine | |||
File:Easter_Diancie_Emerald.png|Easter Diancie Emerald | |||
File:Easter_Diancie_Ruby.png|Easter Diancie Ruby | |||
File:Easter_Diancie_Quartz.png|Easter Diancie Quartz | |||
File: | |||
File: | |||
File: | |||
File: | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Easter Egg Hunt=== | |||
To start the Easter Egg hunt quest, visit Franco, the Egg master in Breezy House 2. He will then reward you based on the amount of egg baskets you find. They scale as following: | |||
*2 Egg Baskets: 5 [[Great Ball]] | |||
*4 Egg Baskets: 10 [[Friend Ball]] | |||
*6 Egg Baskets: 10 [[Focus Sash]] | |||
*8 Egg Baskets: 5 [[Revival Herb]] | |||
*10 Egg Baskets: 3 [[Big Mushroom]] | |||
*12 Egg Baskets: 5 [[Rare Candy]] | |||
*14 Egg Baskets: 5 [[PP Max]] | |||
*16 Egg Baskets: 10 [[Level Ball]] | |||
*18 Egg Baskets: 10 [[Fast Ball]] | |||
*20 Egg Baskets: 1 [[Master Ball]] | |||
The Egg Baskets can be in the various, surrounding areas of '''Breezy Town''' and [[Suzuka Town]]. | |||
===Gracidea flower=== | ===Gracidea flower=== | ||
In order to acquire '''Gracidea flower''', which is originally used to | In order to acquire '''Gracidea flower''', which is originally used to switch [[Shaymin]]'s form to [[Shaymin-Sky]], the player needs to follow this procedure: | ||
*Step one: Speak to Mayor Chris in Breezy House 1, select the 3rd option which talks about the Spring festival. | *Step one: Speak to Mayor Chris in Breezy House 1, select the 3rd option which talks about the Spring festival. | ||
*Step two: After a part of the dialogue, select the "Shaymin!?!" option. | *Step two: After a part of the dialogue, select the "Shaymin!?!" option. | ||
*Step three: Talk to the right | *Step three: Talk to the right bookshelf inside the house, after finishing the dialogue. Click "Yes" and read the dialogue carefully. | ||
*Step four: Find the pink grass patch in Breezy Path and walk over it. | *Step four: Find the pink grass patch in Breezy Path and walk over it. | ||
*Step five: Acquire a | *Step five: Acquire a Pokémon with Magical leaf in its moveset and 100 Oran berries in your inventory. Return to Breezy Path on top of the pink grass patch. | ||
*Step six: Check your inventory (Key Items category) to see if Gracidea item is in your possession. | *Step six: Check your inventory (Key Items category) to see if Gracidea item is in your possession. | ||
===Spring Brushes=== | ===Spring Brushes=== | ||
At the right part, starting from the entrance of [[Breezy Town]], there is an artist named Daniel. He will ask you to collect some of his brushes that wild | At the right part, starting from the entrance of [[Breezy Town]], there is an artist named Daniel. He will ask you to collect some of his brushes that wild Pokémon stole from him. There are 4 colored brushes in total: | ||
*Spring Brush Blue | *Spring Brush Blue | ||
*Spring Brush Green | *Spring Brush Green | ||
*Spring Brush Red | *Spring Brush Red | ||
*Spring Brush Yellow | *Spring Brush Yellow | ||
Each day, he will ask you to bring him from 4 to 6 brushes of a random color ('''Example''': Day 1: 3x Spring Brush Green, 1x Spring Brush Blue. Day 2: 4x Spring Brush Blue, 1x Spring Brush Green, and so goes on). The reward you get is from 100 to 150 Easter Tokens. The cooldown of this quest is 24 hours (1 day) after accepting his request. The | Each day, he will ask you to bring him from 4 to 6 brushes of a random color ('''Example''': Day 1: 3x Spring Brush Green, 1x Spring Brush Blue. Day 2: 4x Spring Brush Blue, 1x Spring Brush Green, and so goes on). The reward you get is from 100 to 150 Easter Tokens. The cooldown of this quest is 24 hours (1 day) after accepting his request. The Pokémon that may hold these items are the following: | ||
*Magikarp - Spring Brush Blue - [[Breezy Path]] (Surf/Fish (Old Rod)) | *[[Magikarp]] - Spring Brush Blue - [[Breezy Path]] (Surf/Fish (Old Rod)) | ||
* | *[[Bellsprout]] - Spring Brush Green - [[Breezy Path]] (Land) | ||
*Zigzagoon - Spring Brush Red - [[Breezy Town]] (Land) | *[[Zigzagoon]] - Spring Brush Red - [[Breezy Town]] (Land) | ||
*Geodude - Spring Brush Yellow - [[Breezy Cave]] (Land) | *[[Geodude]] - Spring Brush Yellow - [[Breezy Cave]] (Land) | ||
===Task Master Hank=== | ===Task Master Hank=== | ||
At the left part, starting from the entrance of [[Breezy Town]], there is a person called '''Task Master Hank'''. He will ask you to hunt for a specific | At the left part, starting from the entrance of [[Breezy Town]], there is a person called '''Task Master Hank'''. He will ask you to hunt for a specific Pokémon per time, and then show it to him. The Pokémon list is the following: | ||
*Azurill | *[[Azurill]] | ||
*Exeggcute | *[[Exeggcute]] | ||
*Feebas | *[[Feebas]] | ||
*Kangaskhan | *[[Kangaskhan]] | ||
*Larvesta | *[[Larvesta]] | ||
*Munchlax | *[[Munchlax]] | ||
*Togepi | *[[Togepi]] | ||
The requirements for this hunt are: | The requirements for this hunt are: | ||
*The | *The Pokémon '''must''' be caught after the task is given | ||
*The player needs to be the '''OT'''. | *The player needs to be the '''OT'''. | ||
*Of course, you need to show the | *Of course, you need to show the Pokémon in question. | ||
'''Rewards''': | '''Rewards''': | ||
*Easter Tokens = (Total IVs / 2) (Example: A normal Togepi with 100 Total IVs will give you 50 Easter Tokens) | *Easter Tokens = (Total IVs / 2) (Example: A normal [[Togepi]] with 100 Total IVs will give you 50 Easter Tokens) | ||
'''Bonuses''': | '''Bonuses''': | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × Identical IVs) | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × Identical IVs) | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × amount of IVs below 09) | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × amount of IVs below 09) | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × amount of IVs above 20) | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × amount of IVs above 20) | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + 40, if the | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + 40, if the Pokémon has perfect IVs (6x31) | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + 40, if the | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + 40, if the Pokémon has reverse-perfect IVs (6x01) | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens × 1.5, if the | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens × 1.5, if the Pokémon has an Easter sprite | ||
*Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens × 2, if the | *Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens × 2, if the Pokémon has a Shiny sprite | ||
Failure to complete the task upon given time will '''not''' go on cooldown. Instead, '''Task Master Hank''' will proceed on offering another task. Bonuses stack! | Failure to complete the task upon given time will '''not''' go on cooldown. Instead, '''Task Master Hank''' will proceed on offering another task. Bonuses stack! | ||
==Easter Tokens== | ==Easter Tokens== | ||
'''Easter Tokens''' can be acquired | '''Easter Tokens''' can be acquired by completing the following actions: | ||
*Easter Egg Hunt | *Easter Egg Hunt | ||
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*Spring Brushes | *Spring Brushes | ||
*Task Master Hank | *Task Master Hank | ||
For more information, refer to the abovementioned paragraph each quest has. At this point, there are several ways to spend these Easter Tokens, one of which has to do with Easter Togekiss mounts. Influenced from the Easter Event of 2018, different color variations of Togekiss were transformed into mounts, used for transportation-on-land purposes. The mounts are the following: | For more information, refer to the abovementioned paragraph each quest has. At this point, there are several ways to spend these Easter Tokens, one of which has to do with Easter Togekiss mounts. Influenced from the Easter Event of 2018, different color variations of [[Togekiss]] were transformed into mounts, used for transportation-on-land purposes. The mounts are the following: | ||
*Togekiss Caramel mount | *Togekiss Caramel mount | ||
*Togekiss Chocolate mount | *Togekiss Chocolate mount | ||
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Each mount costs 2000 Easter tokens. In order to exchange your tokens for a mount, you need to talk to '''Monty''' in Breezy Tower 2F. From now on, if you were not satisfied with your current Togekiss mount / you picked the wrong one, you may talk to '''Mount trader''' NPC who will give you another chance of picking the one you like / the correct one. For a preview of each mount, make sure to check the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/clothing-and-mounts-showcase.121996/ Mount Showcase guide] in Forums. | Each mount costs 2000 Easter tokens. In order to exchange your tokens for a mount, you need to talk to '''Monty''' in Breezy Tower 2F. From now on, if you were not satisfied with your current Togekiss mount / you picked the wrong one, you may talk to '''Mount trader''' NPC who will give you another chance of picking the one you like / the correct one. For a preview of each mount, make sure to check the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/clothing-and-mounts-showcase.121996/ Mount Showcase guide] in Forums. | ||
===Breezy Tower=== | |||
After an update, Breezy Tower 3F is open and now offers a variety of items, from EV-training Berries to evolutionary items. Here's the list of all the items provided per shop. | After an update, Breezy Tower 3F is open and now offers a variety of items, from EV-training Berries to evolutionary items. Here's the list of all the items provided per shop. | ||
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{{ITS|Item=Wacan Berry|Price=5}} | {{ITS|Item=Wacan Berry|Price=5}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Yache Berry|Price=5}} | {{ITS|Item=Yache Berry|Price=5}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Grepa Berry|Price=8}} | {{ITS|Item=Grepa Berry|Price=8}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Hondew Berry|Price=8}} | {{ITS|Item=Hondew Berry|Price=8}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Kelpsy Berry|Price=8}} | {{ITS|Item=Kelpsy Berry|Price=8}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Lum Berry|Price=8}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Tamato Berry|Price=8}} | {{ITS|Item=Tamato Berry|Price=8}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Qualot Berry|Price=8}} | {{ITS|Item=Qualot Berry|Price=8}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
== | Diana (Adventurer's Shop): | ||
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Fighting|Currency=Easter Tokens|Contents= | |||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Antidote|Price=1}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=2}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Awakening|Price=3}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Burn Heal|Price=3}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Ice Heal|Price=3}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Potion|Price=3}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Repel|Price=4}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Super Repel|Price=5}} | ||
{{ | {{ITS|Item=Escape Rope|Price=6}} | ||
{{ITS|Item=Full Heal|Price=6}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Max Repel|Price=7}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Super Potion|Price=2}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Elixir|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Revive|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Max Elixir|Price=22}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Max Potion|Price=25}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Full Restore|Price=30}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Revival Herb|Price=30}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Rare Candy|Price=60}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Calcium|Price=80}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Carbos|Price=80}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=HP Up|Price=80}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Iron|Price=80}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=PP Up|Price=80}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Protein|Price=80}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Zinc|Price=80}} | |||
}} | }} | ||
== | Cole (Pokeball Shop): | ||
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Fighting|Currency=Easter Tokens|Contents= | |||
{{ITS|Item=Pokeball|Price=2}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Great Ball|Price=6}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Ultra Ball|Price=12}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Fast Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Friend Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Level Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Lure Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Moon Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Nest Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Net Ball|Price=15}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Repeat Ball|Price=15}} | |||
}} | |||
Hector (Evolutionary Items Shop): | |||
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Fighting|Currency=Easter Tokens|Contents= | |||
{{ITS|Item=Fire Stone|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Leaf Stone|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Thunder Stone|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Water Stone|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Moon Stone|Price=25}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Sun Stone|Price=25}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Dawn Stone|Price=30}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Dusk Stone|Price=30}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Shiny Stone|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Price=250}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Price=250}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=King's Rock|Price=250}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Metal Coat|Price=250}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Oval Stone|Price=500}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Razor Claw|Price=500}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Razor Fang|Price=500}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Electirizer|Price=1000}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Magmarizer|Price=1000}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Prism Scale|Price=1000}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Protector|Price=1000}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Reaper Cloth|Price=1000}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Up-Grade|Price=1000}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Dubious Disc|Price=1500}} | |||
}} | |||
Betty (Battle Gear Shop): | |||
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Fighting|Currency=Easter Tokens|Contents= | |||
{{ITS|Item=Air Balloon|Price=40}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Focus Sash|Price=40}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Power Herb|Price=40}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=White Herb|Price=40}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Damp Rock|Price=200}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Heat Rock|Price=200}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Icy Rock|Price=200}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Leftovers|Price=200}} | |||
{{ITS|Item=Smooth Rock|Price=200}} | |||
}} | |||
Tammy (Technical Machine Shop): | |||
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Fighting|Currency=Easter Tokens|Contents= | |||
{{ITS|TM=Razor Wind|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Whirlwind|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Egg Bomb|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Soft-Boiled|Price=20}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Bubble Beam|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Ice Beam|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Mega Drain|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Thunderbolt|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Dig|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Brick Break|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Flamethrower|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Thief|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=False Swipe|Price=50}} | |||
{{ITS|TM=Rock Smash|Price=50}} | |||
}} | |||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 29 May 2025
| Breezy Island - Kanto | ||
Overview  |
Breezy Island is an event map which firstly opened during Spring 2019. It can be accessed by talking to Sailor Richard in various ports, namely Vermilion City, Olivine City, Lilycove City and Canalave City. This brings the player to Breezy Town Harbor. When speaking to Sailor Richard again, he will return the player to the city he/she originally came from.
Related Areas
- Breezy Path
- Breezy Cave
- Breezy Falls
- Breezy Garden
- Suzuka Path
- Suzuka Trail
- Suzuka Town
- Suzuka Towers
- Suzuka Cave
- Suzuka Clearing
Notable Miscellaneous
Shaymin (quest)
- Main article: Shaymin (quest)
During the Easter event, you may catch Shaymin by finishing its quest. It will have an Easter form.
Hammond
At the left part, starting from the entrance of Breezy Town, there is a crystal shard collector named Hammond. He will ask you to collect Breezy Crystal Shards from Breezy Cave. For every shard you give to him, he will reward you with 25 Easter Tokens.
Inside Breezy Cave, there are several shiny rocks with a "sleepy" emote above them, indicating that they are special. In order to obtain the shards from the rocks, you either need a Pickaxe or a Pokémon with the move Rock Smash in its moveset. Also, the Rock Smash Pokémon must fulfill the requirement of 150+ Happiness. The cooldown of the rocks is 72 hours (3 days).
Aside from Breezy Crystal Shards, you can also find Mirror Shards in the crystals. Furthermore, there are several types of Breezy Crystal Shards you can obtain from said crystals. Hammond will only accept the pink ones.
Jeweler
Within the Breezy Cave crystals, you can find crystal shards of several colors.
You can give the Jeweler these shards along with a small amount of money and he will make special Pokéballs. The ones you can see below.
Cherish Balls will require 3 red shards and1,500 Friend Balls will require 2 green shards, 1 blue shard, and
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Cherish Ball -
Friend Ball -
Luxury Ball -
Premier Ball
The colored shards can also be used turn your Diancie into one of the Easter forms below.
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Easter Diancie Amber -
Easter Diancie Aquamarine -
Easter Diancie Emerald -
Easter Diancie Ruby -
Easter Diancie Quartz
Easter Egg Hunt
To start the Easter Egg hunt quest, visit Franco, the Egg master in Breezy House 2. He will then reward you based on the amount of egg baskets you find. They scale as following:
- 2 Egg Baskets: 5 Great Ball
- 4 Egg Baskets: 10 Friend Ball
- 6 Egg Baskets: 10 Focus Sash
- 8 Egg Baskets: 5 Revival Herb
- 10 Egg Baskets: 3 Big Mushroom
- 12 Egg Baskets: 5 Rare Candy
- 14 Egg Baskets: 5 PP Max
- 16 Egg Baskets: 10 Level Ball
- 18 Egg Baskets: 10 Fast Ball
- 20 Egg Baskets: 1 Master Ball
The Egg Baskets can be in the various, surrounding areas of Breezy Town and Suzuka Town.
Gracidea flower
In order to acquire Gracidea flower, which is originally used to switch Shaymin's form to Shaymin-Sky, the player needs to follow this procedure:
- Step one: Speak to Mayor Chris in Breezy House 1, select the 3rd option which talks about the Spring festival.
- Step two: After a part of the dialogue, select the "Shaymin!?!" option.
- Step three: Talk to the right bookshelf inside the house, after finishing the dialogue. Click "Yes" and read the dialogue carefully.
- Step four: Find the pink grass patch in Breezy Path and walk over it.
- Step five: Acquire a Pokémon with Magical leaf in its moveset and 100 Oran berries in your inventory. Return to Breezy Path on top of the pink grass patch.
- Step six: Check your inventory (Key Items category) to see if Gracidea item is in your possession.
Spring Brushes
At the right part, starting from the entrance of Breezy Town, there is an artist named Daniel. He will ask you to collect some of his brushes that wild Pokémon stole from him. There are 4 colored brushes in total:
- Spring Brush Blue
- Spring Brush Green
- Spring Brush Red
- Spring Brush Yellow
Each day, he will ask you to bring him from 4 to 6 brushes of a random color (Example: Day 1: 3x Spring Brush Green, 1x Spring Brush Blue. Day 2: 4x Spring Brush Blue, 1x Spring Brush Green, and so goes on). The reward you get is from 100 to 150 Easter Tokens. The cooldown of this quest is 24 hours (1 day) after accepting his request. The Pokémon that may hold these items are the following:
- Magikarp - Spring Brush Blue - Breezy Path (Surf/Fish (Old Rod))
- Bellsprout - Spring Brush Green - Breezy Path (Land)
- Zigzagoon - Spring Brush Red - Breezy Town (Land)
- Geodude - Spring Brush Yellow - Breezy Cave (Land)
Task Master Hank
At the left part, starting from the entrance of Breezy Town, there is a person called Task Master Hank. He will ask you to hunt for a specific Pokémon per time, and then show it to him. The Pokémon list is the following:
The requirements for this hunt are:
- The Pokémon must be caught after the task is given
- The player needs to be the OT.
- Of course, you need to show the Pokémon in question.
Rewards:
- Easter Tokens = (Total IVs / 2) (Example: A normal Togepi with 100 Total IVs will give you 50 Easter Tokens)
Bonuses:
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × Identical IVs)
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × amount of IVs below 09)
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + (5 × amount of IVs above 20)
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + 40, if the Pokémon has perfect IVs (6x31)
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens + 40, if the Pokémon has reverse-perfect IVs (6x01)
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens × 1.5, if the Pokémon has an Easter sprite
- Easter Tokens = Easter Tokens × 2, if the Pokémon has a Shiny sprite
Failure to complete the task upon given time will not go on cooldown. Instead, Task Master Hank will proceed on offering another task. Bonuses stack!
Easter Tokens
Easter Tokens can be acquired by completing the following actions:
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Crystal shard collection
- Spring Brushes
- Task Master Hank
For more information, refer to the abovementioned paragraph each quest has. At this point, there are several ways to spend these Easter Tokens, one of which has to do with Easter Togekiss mounts. Influenced from the Easter Event of 2018, different color variations of Togekiss were transformed into mounts, used for transportation-on-land purposes. The mounts are the following:
- Togekiss Caramel mount
- Togekiss Chocolate mount
- Togekiss Cotton Candy mount
- Togekiss Mint mount
- Togekiss Strawberry mount
- Togekiss Vanilla mount
Each mount costs 2000 Easter tokens. In order to exchange your tokens for a mount, you need to talk to Monty in Breezy Tower 2F. From now on, if you were not satisfied with your current Togekiss mount / you picked the wrong one, you may talk to Mount trader NPC who will give you another chance of picking the one you like / the correct one. For a preview of each mount, make sure to check the Mount Showcase guide in Forums.
Breezy Tower
After an update, Breezy Tower 3F is open and now offers a variety of items, from EV-training Berries to evolutionary items. Here's the list of all the items provided per shop.
Barry (Berry Shop):
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Hector (Evolutionary Items Shop):
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Betty (Battle Gear Shop):
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Tammy (Technical Machine Shop):
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