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Pokemon Scarlet & Violet DLC: What are the answers to Lacey’s Quiz?

Lacey will test your Pokémon knowledge, so we've got all the answers to her quiz in The Indigo Disk DLC

Georgina Young

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet DLC: What are the answers to Lacey’s Quiz?
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet DLC: What are the answers to Lacey’s Quiz? /

Contents

  1. In which part of its body does a Pikachu store electricity? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC
  2. Which part of a Venonat's body functions like radar? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC
  3. Which Sinistea is an Antique Form Sinistea? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC
  4. Which Minior is the pink one you saw first? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC
  5. Which part of Granbull does Lacey use as a pillow? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC

Lacey is not only your friend who introduces you to Blueberry Academy, but she is also the Fairy-type member of the Elite Four for the Indigo Disk. 

However, like the other E4 members in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet’s DLC, she has a trial before letting you battle her, which is a bit tricky. 

Instead of testing your battling skills, she’ll give your brain a workout with some questions based on Pokédex entries. She will show you five Pokémon, and you need to select a body part or pick a specific Pokémon to answer. If you haven’t read the entire Pokédex, you might have a hard time completing her quiz.

In this guide, we’re giving you all answers to Lacey’s quiz in The Indigo Disk DLC.

In which part of its body does a Pikachu store electricity? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC

Pikachu stores electricity in its cheeks
Pikachu stores electricity in its cheeks :: The Pokémon Company / Nintendo

You’ll be given a picture of a Pikachu, and you have to point to the part where the electricity is stored for this one, you’ll want to select its cheeks.

Which part of a Venonat's body functions like radar? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC

Venonat's eyes function like a radar
Venonat's eyes function as a radar :: The Pokémon Company / Nintendo

While you might be fooled into thinking it’s the antenna, when you are shown the picture of the Venonat, select its eyes.

Which Sinistea is an Antique Form Sinistea? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC

The Sinistea in the middle is the Antique Form.
The Sinistea in the middle is an Antique Form :: The Pokémon Company / Nintendo

Here you are shown a number of different Sinistea. The way you can tell the fakes from the real ones is by the special marking under the bottom of the cup. For this one, you need to select the middle Sinistea.

Which Minior is the pink one you saw first? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC

The rightmost Minior is the pink one you see first
The rightmost Minior is the correct answer here :: The Pokémon Company / Nintendo

Minior have seven different core colors. For the pink one, you need to select the Minior furthest to the right.

Which part of Granbull does Lacey use as a pillow? - The Indigo Disk Pokémon DLC

Lacey uses Granbull's tummy as a pillow
Lacey uses Granbull's tummy as a pillow :: The Pokémon Company / Nintendo

You won’t find the answer to this one in the Pokédex, but looking at a Granbull, there’s only one place to rest your head, so select its belly.

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That wraps up Laey's quiz in the Indigo Disk DLC. If you're looking for more Pokémon Scarlet & Violet DLC guides, check out our Super spicy sandwich trial walkthrough or a full list of returning Pokémon in Scarlet & Violet's DLC packs and all new Pokémon in the DLC for Scarlet & Violet.

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Georgina Young
GEORGINA YOUNG

Georgina Young is a Gaming Writer for GLHF. They have been writing about video games for around 10 years and are seen as one of the leading experts on the PlayStation Vita. They are also a part of the Pokémon community, involved in speedrunning, challenge runs, and the competitive scene. Aside from English, they also speak and translate from Japanese, German and French. Their favorite games are Pokémon Heart Gold, Majora’s Mask, Shovel Knight, Virtue’s Last Reward and Streets of Rage. They often write about 2D platformers, JRPGs, visual novels, and Otome. In writing about the PlayStation Vita, they have contributed articles to books about the console including Vita Means Life, and A Handheld History. They have also written for the online publications IGN, TechRadar, Space.com, GamesRadar+, NME, Rock Paper Shotgun, GAMINGbible, Pocket Tactics, Metro, news.com.au and Gayming Magazine. They have written in print for Switch Player Magazine, and PLAY Magazine. Previously a News Writer at GamesRadar, NME and GAMINGbible, they currently write on behalf of GLHF for The Sun, USA Today FTW, and Sports Illustrated. You can find their previous work by visiting Georgina Young’s MuckRack profile. Email: georgina.young@glhf.gg

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