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Name | Other Names | Type | ||||||||
Minior |
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Classification | Height | Weight | ||||||||
Meteor Pokémon | 0'00" m |
0.0lbs kg |
Alternate Forms | ||||||||||||||||
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PhotoDex Entry | |
Minior Meteorite Form | Minior is usually covered in a hard shell, but this is its true form. They normally aren't so active when they're exposed like this. I wonder if that could be related to the Illumina phenomenon somehow. |
Minior Core Form | It's said that this Pokémon arrived here from the night sky. It sure looked beautiful flying back up to the sky over the desert. |
Locations | |
Sweltering Sands | Sands (Day) Sands (Night) Sands (Night) - (Red Core) Sands (Night) - (Blue Core) Sands (Night) - (Green Core) Sands (Night) - (Orange Core) Sands (Night) - (Indigo Core) Sands (Night) - (Violet Core) Sands (Night) - (Yellow Core) |
Barren Badlands | Badlands (Day) - (Meteor Form) Badlands (Night) - (Meteor Form) |
Star Rated Photos | |
3 Star ☆☆☆ | Free the Minior that comes down from lighting the three Crystablooms and take a picture of it spinning Take a picture of Minior falling from the sky Take a picture of Minior playing with Sandshrew |
4 Star ☆☆☆☆ | Take a picture of Minior creating a meteor showed in the final parts of Sands (Night) If you scan right to the bottom right when you start and release the Minior, then release two hidden in the dunes behind Trapinch, then two more hidden by the big rock to your right, then one poking out by the dune with Kangaskhan on, then one more next to Silicobra, then restore the one that hits Skorupi and the two that come down from th Crystabloom, a formating of Minior will fly through the Oasis for a 4 star photo |
Example Photos of Minior
The following pictures are not the only locations for these Star or Photos but serve as an example.
3 Star Photo |
4 Star Photo |