Pokemon Legends: Z-A is full of unique side-quests. There's one that has you pacify a Chespin that's fighting a taxi, another in which you have to compete in a 'best Budew' competition, but none of them come close to the Spewpa in the Museum mission that has you hunting high and low for ridiculously hidden Spewpa.
After finding all 12, you're gifted $3,000, a Wise Glasses, three Normal Gems, and your very own Spewpa. It turns out that it isn't any ordinary Spewpa either, with the one gifted evolving into a special Vivillon form.
Once you find all 12 Spewpa and return to their trainers, you're forced to count them all, and actually, for some reason, there are 13. As part of your rewards, the duo blesses you with a Spewpa of your own. The problem is, Spewpa is a very common Pokemon, and with storage space limited, the temptation is to release it pretty swiftly — that's exactly what I did. But you probably shouldn't.
Spewpa evolves into Vivillon, a Pokemon that has 20 different patterns. In Pokemon X and Y, these patterns were determined by your real-world location, but Z-A works differently, with only the Meadow Pattern...
