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'''Frank:''' Hey— I've got a situation that needs handling, and fast.<br>Some of the researchers here at the biosphere facility think their ecosystem is being contaminated.<br>They've traced it back to an unusual rise in Grimer and Muk populations nearby.<br>Those Pokémon can spread toxins fast. If their numbers keep growing, it could ruin months of research… maybe more.<br>We don't need to wipe them out — just thin their numbers so things stay under control.
'''Frank:''' Hey— I've got a situation that needs handling, and fast.<br>Some of the researchers here at the biosphere facility think their ecosystem is being contaminated.<br>They've traced it back to an unusual rise in Grimer and Muk populations nearby.<br>Those Pokémon can spread toxins fast. If their numbers keep growing, it could ruin months of research… maybe more.<br>We don't need to wipe them out — just thin their numbers so things stay under control.
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Revision as of 06:45, 11 June 2026

Toxic Cleanup is a quest in Neon Grove.

Overview

Objectives

Objective Task Target Count
Defeat 6 Grimer or Muk near the biosphere Defeat

Grimer or Muk or Grimer (Alolan) or Muk (Alolan) || 6

Quest chain

Requires: Next Gen Medicine (Neon Grove Map Progression)

Leads to: Neon Grove area collection

Dialogue

 Dialogue contains story spoilers — expand at your own risk.

Frank: Hey— I've got a situation that needs handling, and fast.
Some of the researchers here at the biosphere facility think their ecosystem is being contaminated.
They've traced it back to an unusual rise in Grimer and Muk populations nearby.
Those Pokémon can spread toxins fast. If their numbers keep growing, it could ruin months of research… maybe more.
We don't need to wipe them out — just thin their numbers so things stay under control.