A lot of ROM hacks still use the concept of fossils. The fossils are those Pokemon that you can revive or restore using certain methods.
Pokemon Clover also has fossils that you can revive, and some players want to know how they can be revived or restored.
If you’re one of those players, we made this guide on how to restore fossils in Pokemon Clover.
We’ll also include everything needed, such as what fossils you can get and where you can get them. It may take some time, but it will be worth it.
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How to Restore Fossils in Pokemon Clover
The first thing is to progress the game. It will take a bit of time because when you can actually restore the fossils, it will be a bit later in the game.
To give you an idea, you have to beat 6 Gym Leaders before you are able to do so.
Head to Outcast Island, which will require Surf. You’ll have to find the Pokemon Lab, which is situated on the island.
Getting Surf is done when you arrive at Esfores City. Talk to Keksandra, beat her and she’ll give you Surf.
Once you get Surf, beat the Gym Leader in Esfores City. Surf west of Esfores until you get to Outcast Island.
Go inside and talk to the right scientist NPC, and he will revive your fossils for free. If you want to restore other fossils, you can pick them up.
Fossils in Pokemon Clover
Here is a list of the available fossils in Pokemon Clover and all of them can be obtained.
| Fossil Name | Pokemon | How to Obtain |
|---|---|---|
| Horn Fossil | Tricient (Rock/Steel)
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It can be obtained as one of the two fossils in Mt. Moot. If the Horn Fossil is not selected in Mt. Moot, it can be obtained post-game by going to Pa’ia University. |
| Tooth Fossil | Sabreck (Rock/Normal)
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The other fossil that can be chosen on Mt. Moot. This will also be available for post-game if it wasn’t chosen in Mt. Moot by going to Pa’ia University. |
| Raptor Claw | Poizookie (Rock/Poison)
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Another fossil that can be obtained on Mt. Moon. Once you choose either the Horn or Tooth Fossil, talk to the scientist again, and he will give you the Raptor Claw for free. |
| Conch Fossil | Randomix (Rock/Water)
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This can be obtained post-game. Head to Quints Island and head to the Indian Cave. This one takes a bit of time to navigate, but you need to get to the East Side. This will lead you to the Dryhump Dunes where, after a few more navigations, you can see the Fang Fossil. |
| Fang Fossil | Typobob (Rock/Dark)
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This can be obtained post-game. Head to Quints Island and head to the Indian Cave. This one takes a bit of time to navigate, but you need to get to the East Side. This will lead you to the Dryhump Dunes where, after a few more navigations, you can see the Fang Fossil. |
Are These Fossils Worth It?
The great thing is that you can get all the fossils in post-game. Even if you think you only got one of them on Mt. Moot, you can still get them when you finish the game’s main story.
As far as if they are worth it or not? It depends on how you utilize them. After all, team composition is still one thing that you have to take into consideration. Your fossil Pokemon can complement your team’s current makeup.
If you want, you can also build up the team around your fossil Pokemon. There’s nothing stopping you from mixing up your team every now and then.
A lot of them are a bit of a pain to get, but if you value completing your Pokedex, then you can get these fossils.
In Closing
There you have it, a true and fruitful guide on how to restore fossils in Pokemon Clover.
Time is your variable here because it takes a bit longer for you to be able to restore the fossils. Progressing the game’s story takes a bit of time due to the challenge in the game.
Gathering the fossils takes a little longer since you can do it post-game. That is part of the fun when you access the game’s post-game content, and it is more than just gathering fossils.
