Casseroya Lake: Paldea's Largest Lake and False Dragon Titan

No body of water in Paldea can match Casseroya Lake. Tucked away in the northwest of the region, it hides one of the most baffling Titan Pokémon in Scarlet and Violet, two of the Ten Sights of Paldea and some of the toughest wildlife on the map.

Contents

• A huge lake in northwestern Paldea
• Ruins, towers and Sights of Paldea
• The False Dragon Titan
• The lake's Pokémon
• Suicune and Lunala, visitors from The Indigo Disk
• Casseroya Lake at a glance
• Frequently Asked Questions

A huge lake in northwestern Paldea

Casseroya Lake covers the northwest of Paldea, in Scarlet and Violet. It's the largest body of water in the region, and its layout all but forces you to swim across it: a ride Pokémon that can swim is highly recommended.

An island in the middle of the lake has a fast-travel point, handy for coming back later. The area is meant for seasoned teams: its Pokémon hover around levels 45 to 55.

Ruins, towers and Sights of Paldea

Its shores hold several curiosities: two sets of ruins and three numbered watchtowers, spaced out around the lake.

Above all, Casseroya Lake is home to two of the Ten Sights of Paldea, the remarkable landmarks scattered across the region: the Gracia Stones and Casseroya Falls.

The False Dragon Titan

The lake is the domain of a Titan Pokémon that no one has ever seen — or at least, that's what Arven tells the player the first time they approach the area.

On the central island, a crowd of Tatsugiri lies in wait. Almost all of them repeat the same cry and start an ordinary battle; only one speaks differently, and talking to it triggers the real showdown: Dondozo enters the fray, steered from inside its mouth by the Titan Tatsugiri.

Arven then comes to lend the player a hand for the second phase. Dondozo falls first, then Tatsugiri, and victory earns you a Herba Mystica, which powers up your ride Pokémon's abilities.

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The lake's Pokémon

The lake is home to diverse wildlife, both aquatic and land-dwelling: Dratini and Dragonair live there alongside the likes of Golduck, Slowpoke, Azumarill and Gyarados, and Scyther is among the species you can run into there.

Some encounters are version exclusives — Misdreavus, Mismagius, Gulpin and Swalot only show up there in Violet, and Skuntank only in Scarlet. Toxicroak, for its part, can be found there in both versions, between levels 50 and 53.

Suicune and Lunala, visitors from The Indigo Disk

Finally, the lake welcomes two Legendary Pokémon from other regions, tied to The Indigo Disk expansion. Once you've picked up the treats handed out at Blueberry Academy by Snacksworth, Suicune appears on an islet west of the lake, and Lunala on the southwest shore.

Casseroya Lake at a glance

Frequently Asked Questions

• Where is Casseroya Lake?
  In northwestern Paldea, in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. No other lake in the region is bigger.
• What is the Titan Pokémon of Casseroya Lake?
  Tatsugiri, known as the False Dragon Titan. You first face it at the controls of Dondozo, then on its own.
• How do you get around Casseroya Lake?
  The easiest way is to use a ride Pokémon that can swim. There's also a fast-travel point on the central island.
• Can you catch Suicune at Casseroya Lake?
  Yes, after getting its treat from Snacksworth, who can be found at Blueberry Academy: Suicune then appears on an islet west of the lake.
• What level do you need to explore Casseroya Lake?
  Its wild Pokémon are generally between levels 45 and 55, so you're better off heading there with a team of that caliber.

In short

Casseroya Lake sums up the best of what Paldea has to offer: a vast space to explore freely, a Titan Pokémon that's not what it seems, and encounters that reward well-prepared teams. The Legendaries from The Indigo Disk even give it a second life after the adventure.