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'''Eddie:''' This high hide is fantastic! We’re so high up and well-hidden that nothing can get to us… wait, how did you get up here!? …Never mind.<br>How about giving me a hand? We use these hideaways to observe local wildlife safely, but a seasoned trainer like you should have no trouble going around and catching a few local specimens for us from this area! | '''Eddie:''' This high hide is fantastic! We’re so high up and well-hidden that nothing can get to us… wait, how did you get up here!? …Never mind.<br>How about giving me a hand? We use these hideaways to observe local wildlife safely, but a seasoned trainer like you should have no trouble going around and catching a few local specimens for us from this area! | ||
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Revision as of 06:45, 11 June 2026
Hiding high is a quest in Ancient Crater.
Overview
- Area: Ancient Crater
- Type: unique
- Given by: Eddie
Objectives
| Objective | Task | Target | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catch Pokemon from the mid-Ancient Crater area | Catch |
Slakoth or Vigoroth or Slaking or Aron or Lairon or Aggron or Turtwig or Grotle or Torterra or Cranidos or Rampardos or Shieldon or Bastiodon or Tyrunt or Tyrantrum || 1 |
Quest chain
Requires: Panic in the Jurassic (Ancient Crater Map Progression)
Leads to: Ancient Crater area collection
Dialogue
Dialogue contains story spoilers — expand at your own risk.
Eddie: This high hide is fantastic! We’re so high up and well-hidden that nothing can get to us… wait, how did you get up here!? …Never mind.
How about giving me a hand? We use these hideaways to observe local wildlife safely, but a seasoned trainer like you should have no trouble going around and catching a few local specimens for us from this area!