Finding Cherrim in Pokemon Legends Arceus is no cakewalk. You will have to encounter both its Overcast and Sunshine Forms to complete your Pokedex. The “To Bloom or Not to Bloom” Request will also task you with catching one. But unlike most other normal Pokemon you encounter, this flower-shaped creature doesn’t just spawn randomly in the wild. You need to lure it out first before you can spot one and start catching it.
Cherrim Location in Pokemon Legends Arceus
Cherrim can be found in three different areas of Hisui region in Pokemon Legends Arceus: Obsidian Fieldlands, Crimson Mirelands, and Coronet Highlands. You need to look for a unique shaking blue-leaved tree with yellow fruits around the area. Once found, throw a Pokemon to the shaking tree, and it should spawn a Cherrim right in front of you. However, Cherrim’s pre-evolution stage, Cherubi, can sometimes appear from the trees! This makes it very hard to catch the Blossom Pokemon.
Below is the exact location of where you can find the Cherrim tree in Pokemon Legends Arceus. Also, if you can’t find any shaking blue-leaved trees, try defeating the Noble Kleavor boss fight in Grandtree Arena first.
- Obsidian Fieldlands: The Heartwood.
- Crimson Mirelands: Gapejaw Bog.
- Coronet Highlands: Fabled Spring, Lonely Spring, and Primeval Grotto.
If you have checked all the areas for the Cherrim tree but can’t even find one, then end your Pokemon Legends Arceus research. Talk to Professor Laventon, pick the “Return to the village” option, and go back to Jubilife Village to reset the tree spawns.
Above, I have mentioned that you can find Cherubi from Cherrim trees in Pokemon Legends Arceus. Of course, you can also get a Cherrim by evolving its first evolution stage by raising its level to 25.
To recap, here are the ways to find Cherrim in Pokemon Legends Arceus:
- Find a shaking tree with blue leaves in Obsidian Fieldlands, Crimson Mirelands, or Coronet Highlands.
- Catch a Cherubi and level it up to Level 25.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus is available on the Nintendo Switch.
