Ogre Oustin – Rewards, Hard difficulty, Shiny Munchlax

Ogre Oustin is a brand-new minigame that has been introduced in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet The Teal Mask.

In the minigame, which players will have to try during the main game, players have to pop balloons, which then reward the player with Mochi.

Players then take the Berries to color-coded bowls that are at the start of the course. Once Mochi has been deposited, players will then have to defend their pile from wild Greedant and Skwovet who will attempt to steal the Berries.

Ogre Oustin can be played in both single and multiplayer and features many rewards, including a special Shiny Munchlax.

But what are the best strategies for playing Ogre Oustin? How do you defeat Hard Mode? Find out in our Ogre Oustin guide.

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Ogre Oustin Rewards

Exp Charm

The first time you take part in Ogre Oustin as part of the story, you’ll be given the Exp. Charm. This item gives your Pokemon 1.5x more experience from battle.

Fairy Feather

Completing Ogre Oustin on Normal mode will reward you with the Fairy Feather, which is a held item that boosts the power of fairy-type moves.

You’ll have to complete 6 rounds in order to clear normal difficulty, and you’ll also have to have completed the mode on easy mode in order to be eligible for the reward.

Shiny Munchlax

For completinng Ogre Oustin on Hard, you’ll receive a Shiny Munchlax. For more information on the Shiny Munchlax, check out our guide.

Random Rewards

The following items can be earned randomly while playing Ogre Oustin:

• Mochi
• Mints
• EV-Reducing Berries
• Feathers
• EXP Candy
• Tera Shards
• Tiny Mushroom
• Big Mushroom
• Big Bamboo Shoot
• Enigma Berry
• Jaboca Berry
• Keel Berry
• Maranga Berry
• Micle Berry
• Rowap Berry
• Masterpiece Teacup
• Prism Scale
• Reaper Cloth
• Unremarkable Teacup

Ogre Oustin Hard Mode Tips

Ogre Oustin on hard mode is one of the toughest challenges in modern Pokemon games. While it’s technically possible in single-player, from our testing, it’s incredibly difficult, and we highly recommend playing in Multiplayer.

We recommend that when playing in multiplayer, one player patrols the tables, protecting them from Pokemon while the other players collect.

Each player can collect 30 berries at once. Make sure you each have a full collection of berries before you return to the table, as this will make the Pokemon meter fill slower, making it slightly easier to defend. If you find yourself in trouble, you can always leave two players to defend while two players gather.