Some Pokémon are easy to locate in Pokémon Legends: Arceus and some others are not. One Pokémon players may have a hard time finding is Cherubi. This guide will show you the Cherubi location, so you can add it to your Pokédex.
Cherubi Location
Along their journey through the Hisui Region, players will be tasked with completing the Pokédex. Completing the Pokédex requires players to see all 242 Pokémon that inhabit Pokémon Legends: Arceus. One Pokémon that players may have some difficulty finding is Cherubi.
Cherubi is a pure Grass-type Pokémon and resembles a cherry. This Pokémon can be found in several locations in the Hisui Region, but players will need a lot of luck if they are to encounter one. Cherubi likes to hang out in trees that have berries growing on them. If the berry tree is shaking, it is a sign that a Pokémon resides in the tree. Throwing your Pokémon at the shaking tree will make your Pokémon knock whatever it is out of the tree.
There are three places in the Hisui Region that Cherubi can spawn. Upon entering any of the locations, it is best to summon Braviary and fly over each area. One location is in Obsidian Fieldlands in the very southern part of The Heartwood. There are only two trees here that have a chance of having Cherubi in them.
The second location will take players to the Crimson Mirelands. The first stop will be in the center of the map in Solaceon Ruins. After players check the Solaceon Ruins, the next trees to check will be in Gapejaw Bog.
The last location to check will be in Coronet Highlands in Lonely Spring, Primeval Grotto, and Fabled Spring. If for some reason you do not find a Cherubi, head to camp, speak with the Professor, go back to Jubilife Village, and then re-enter one of the locations where Cherubi can be found. If you are extremely lucky, you will run into a Mass Outbreak featuring Cherubi.
Now that you know the Cherubi locations in Hisui, you may want to check out how to catch Alpha Pokémon next. Stay tuned to Guide Stash for more guides and news for Pokémon Legends: Arceus.