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Pokemon Legends Arceus space-time distortions could house some excellent finds. Here's what they are.

Pokemon Legends Arceus Space-Time Distortions Explained

Pokemon Legends Arceus space-time distortions could house some excellent finds. Here's what they are.
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Pokemon Legends Arceus space-time distortions are a feature you won’t want to ignore. These random bubbles of chaos could potentially house rare items and Pokemon, sometimes ones you can’t find anywhere else.

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While they and their spoils are random, the rewards are fixed by region. Best of all, space-time distortions linger for a while, so you always have time to investigate before they vanish again.

What Are Space-Time Distortions in Pokemon Legends?

Space-time distortions are pockets of space where, well… space and time distort. They’re cut off from the rest of the region and subject to random bolts of lightning striking from nowhere. The electricity won’t hurt you, but it may cause something interesting to spawn.

Space-time distortions bring items and Pokemon from across dimensions, so you may find items unavailable otherwise in Hisui or rare Pokemon from ages past.

A message appears on-screen when a distortion begins forming. The formation process takes roughly a minute, and the whole thing stays around for five minutes or so. That’s plenty of time to get what you want from it. It’s also worth sticking around until the distortion fades, as you’ll sometimes find new Pokemon or items spawning.

And you’ll sometimes find nothing out of the ordinary. Space-time distortions can house rarities, but in my experience, it’s a 70/30 chance that they’ll just have higher spawn rates of nearby Pokemon and no items of particular interest.

All Space-Time Distortion Pokemon

Here’s what you may find in a space-time distortion, broken down by region (with some gaps filled in by Serebii).

Obsidian Fieldlands Space-Time Distortion Pokemon

  • Gengar
  • Leafeon
  • Sylveon
  • Weavile
  • Sneasel

Crimson Mirelands Space-Time Distortion Pokemon

  • Cyndaquil
  • Quilava
  • Typhlosion
  • Flareon
  • Porygon
  • Porygon 2
  • Porygon-Z
  • Umbreon

Cobalt Coastlands Space-Time Distortion Pokemon

  • Magnemite
  • Magneton
  • Vaporeon
  • Flareon

Coronet Highlands Space-Time Distortion Pokemon

  • Cranidos
  • Rampardos
  • Jolteon
  • Rowlet
  • Dartrix
  • Decidueye
  • Sylveon
  • Magmortar
  • Shieldon
  • Bastiodon

Alabaster Icelands Space-Time Distortion Pokemon

  • Oshawott
  • Dewott
  • Samurott
  • Espeon
  • Glaceon
  • Scizor

Pokemon Legends Space-Time Distortion Items

These items have a chance of spawning in any space-time distortion.

  • Protector
  • Magmarizer
  • Electirizer
  • Link Cord
  • Dubious Disc
  • Upgrade
  • Reaper Cloth
  • Black Augurite
  • Comet Shard
  • Water Stone
  • Thunder Stone
  • Fire Stone
  • Shiny Stone
  • Dusk Stone
  • Dawn Stone
  • Leaf Stone
  • Stardust
  • Star Piece
  • Nugget
  • Shards

You can buy a Star Piece recipe from Anvin in Jubilife Village, then craft them using colored Shards:

  • 3 red
  • 3 blue
  • 3 green
  • 1 stardust

That’s all you need to know about Pokemon Legends space-time distortions, but make sure to check out our other Pokemon Legends guides for more tips and tricks.


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Josh Broadwell started gaming in the early '90s. But it wasn't until 2017 he started writing about them, after finishing two history degrees and deciding a career in academia just wasn't the best way forward. You'll usually find him playing RPGs, strategy games, or platformers, but he's up for almost anything that seems interesting.