Pokémon Isle of Armor - escaped Slowpoke locations: How to find the three Slowpoke and outfit for the first Dojo challenge Eurogamer.net If you click on a link and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. Read our editorial policy. Pokémon Isle of Armor - escaped Slowpoke locations: How to find the three Slowpoke and outfit for the first Dojo challenge A quick explainer for the three missing Slowpoke locations. Guide by Chris Tapsell Reviews Editor Updated on 19 Jun 2020 Finding three missing Slowpoke is the first of your three tasks that you'll be asked to complete by Master Dojo leader Mustard. Thankfully, this one's extremely simple. Here are the three Slowpoke locations and how to catch them. On this page: Pokémon Isle of Armor: Slowpoke locations - how to find the three Galarian Slowpoke How to catch the three rapid Slowpoke and return the Dojo outfit Poké mon Isle of Armor missing Slowpoke locations - how to find the three missing Galarian Slowpoke You'll need to find and return three escaped Galarian Slowpoke in order to pass the first of Mustard's three trials in the Isle of Armor DLC. Here's where to find them. All three are in the Soothing Wetlands location - just north from the Dojo itself - so head there first, and you'll already be able to see two. First Galarian Slowpoke location The first one is straight ahead and just to the right as you enter the Soothing Wetlands. Look for the big cloud of smoke speeding around in circles. Second Galarian Slowpoke location The second is also easy to find, right in front of you again and just to the left, again doing circles kicking up a cloud of dust behind it. Third Galarian Slowpoke location The third Slowpoke's location becomes obvious once you've caught the second. It's just past it, further west towards the beach - keeping going that way and you'll see it soon enough! With it finally in the wild, here's how to start the Crown Tundra DLC and our full Pokémon Crown Tundra walkthrough. Plus, here's how to catch Calyrex, Glastrier and Spectrier, the Regieleki and Regidrago puzzle solution and Regirock, Regice, Registeel locations, details on how to catch Legendary Birds Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres in the Crown Tundra, the Ultra Beasts and Necrozma adventure, Dynamax Adventures, including the legendries you can catch on these adventures, and the new Crown Tundra Pokédex and returning Pokémon explained. For Isle of Armor players, here's how to find the Slowpoke, where to find Max Mushroom locations, and how to get Kubfu, become best friends and evolve it, plus all Diglett locations too! For the base game, here's info on the ability to transfer Pokémon to Pokémon Home, the Wild Area, lists of all TM locations and TRs, all Galarian forms and finally our main Pokémon Sword and Shield walkthrough for the whole game. How to catch the three rapid Slowpoke and return the Dojo outfit One thing that might not be immediately obvious to you is how to actually catch the Slowpoke themselves. Thankfully, it's nice and easy. If you stand and watch the Slowpoke as they're running, you'll notice they're running in a fixed loop. That means you can simply stand in their way as they go, and they'll run right into you. You'll then need to beat it in battle - which should be simple enough - and then it's already 'caught'. It'll automatically return to the Dojo once defeated, so you don't need to use any Poké Balls at all. Each will give you a part of the Dojo outfit that was intended for your rival, so you don't need to do anything more after beating the three of them to get that, either. Once all three are defeated, head back to the Dojo to get your reward - a choice of a Bulbasaur or Squirtle that, when evolved into Venusaur or Blastoise, can Gigantamax! Watch on YouTube That's it for here! Head back to our main Pokémon Sword and Shield Isle of Armor walkthrough hub for more guides like this! More On Pokémon Sword and Shield Feature The video game mop-up: solution to all of life's problems Sweeper hit. 15 Pokémon Home transferring guide, how to transfer from Pokémon Go, Legends Arceus, Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl explained Including transferring from Sword, Shield and the 3DS using Pokémon Bank. 8 Pokémon Home version 2.0 compatible games, free vs premium features and price explained Everything you need to know about the essentials in Pokémon Home 2.0. Pokémon Go getting Sword and Shield's Ball Guy Hat's off to him. Latest Articles Preview Football Manager's new Console edition is the best you'll get without a PC Getting Touch-right. Splatoon 3 Amiibos will be out next month Ink-coming! 3 Fans think Phil Spencer's shelf is teasing the Xbox Game Pass streaming box UPDATE: Xbox confirms old Keystone prototype. 59 Modder dives into Demon's Souls files following PS5 jailbreak, discovers fabled Ring of the Chieftain Who knows what's nexus? 4 Buy things with globes on them And other lovely Eurogamer merch in our official store! Explore our store