- Loomian Legacy next update content centers on the Route 9 meteorite crash side quest
- Hidden quest start: Repair the broken telescope at Himberlei Inn with 3 collectible parts
- 5 new Meteor Loomians: Cosmiore line, Novadeaus line, Embritop line, and Plasmid line
- Tricky evolutions: Level thresholds plus party setups, held Loomians, and HP-drain mechanics
- No markers: The quest is unmarked, so follow our part locations below to avoid missing it
What the Latest Loomian Legacy Update Adds
The most recent content drop for Loomian Legacy introduces a hidden side quest centered on a meteorite crash near Route 9. Unlike most story content, this quest has no quest marker or hint system. Players must find a damaged telescope on the upper floor of the Himberlei Inn, gather three scattered parts across the region, and then track down the fallen meteorite itself in the forest.
The meteorite site spawns a batch of brand-new Meteor Loomians, several of which have some of the most unusual evolution requirements ever added to the game. If you have been searching for Loomian Legacy next update news, this meteor event is the headline feature to prioritize.
The telescope interaction gives almost no indication that a quest has started. Walk up to it and click directly, even if the prompt seems like generic flavor text about stargazing.
Telescope Repair Quest Walkthrough
Repairing the telescope requires three parts that can be collected in any order. Each one is retrieved by throwing a Loomi Disc at an object in the environment.
| Part | Location | How to Retrieve |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Under the crystal tree | Throw Loomi Disc to knock it loose, then pick it up |
| Part 2 | Spiderweb Forest, cocoon with a box inside | Throw Loomi Disc to free the cocoon and collect the piece |
| Part 3 | Frozen lake, hanging icicle | Throw Loomi Disc to drop the icicle, then collect it |
Find the Telescope
Enter the Himberlei Inn and climb the stairs to the upper floor. Interact with the telescope, which will note it is missing parts.
Collect the Three Parts
Travel to the crystal tree, the Spiderweb Forest cocoon, and the frozen lake icicle. Use your Loomi Disc on each object, then click the dropped part to collect it. Any order works.
Repair the Telescope
Return to the inn and interact with the telescope again. Install each of the three pieces (including the TSG eyepiece) one at a time.
Look Through the Eyepiece
Once the telescope is complete, choose to take a look. A meteor will begin falling from the sky, unlocking the crash site.
Reach the Meteorite
Head through the non-snowy part of the forest to the arched rock landmark. Pass beside the arch rather than over it, and the large meteorite will be visible ahead.
Do not climb the arched rock. The correct path runs down and around it. The meteorite is large and easy to spot once you take the lower route.
All New Meteor Loomians and Evolutions
The meteorite crash introduces five new Loomian lines, each with distinct typing and several highly specific evolution conditions. The full roster of final evolutions includes Cosmiore, Xensect, Radiantark, Archboom, and Coalblegion.
| Loomian | Type | Evolution Condition | Evolves Into |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cosmium | Metal / Simple | Level 30, then level 34 | Cosmiore (Metal / Simple) |
| Novadeaus | Metal | Party with a Plasmid, level 32 | Xensect (Metal / Dark) |
| Novadeaus | Metal | Hold a Cosmium, level 33 | Radiantark (Metal / Electric) |
| Embritop | Dark | Level 32, then level 50 | Archboom (Dark / Ancient) |
| Plasmid | Bug / Fire | Learn Parasetize, lose 50 HP, then heal 50 HP with it | Coalblegion (Bug / Fire) |
Cosmiore Line
- Metal / Simple typing
- Straightforward leveling: 30, then 34
- Reliable early pickup at the crash site
Novadeaus Line
- Branching evolution
- Xensect: Metal / Dark via party Plasmid
- Radiantark: Metal / Electric satellite form
Embritop Line
- Pure Dark starter stage
- Final form Archboom: Dark / Ancient
- Level 50 requirement, one of the highest in the game
Plasmid Line
- Bug / Fire typing
- HP-drain evolution mechanic via Parasetize
- Coalblegion base speed of 130
Novadeaus is the only Loomian in this batch with two mutually exclusive evolutions. Decide whether you want the Dark-type attacker or the Electric-type tank before leveling past the threshold.
Plasmid Evolution Method Explained
Plasmid has the most confusing evolution requirement of the update, and many players get stuck on it. The process involves move learning, controlled damage, and HP restoration.
| Step | Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Learn Parasetize | Level Plasmid until it learns the move |
| 2 | Take 50 HP of damage | Any source works, increments allowed |
| 3 | Heal 50 HP via Parasetize | Drain 50 total HP, not necessarily in one battle |
| 4 | Evolution triggers | Plasmid becomes Coalblegion |
The 50 HP does not need to be lost or healed in a single battle. Multiple smaller amounts add up across fights, as long as the totals reach 50.
Coalblegion keeps the Bug / Fire typing and boasts a base speed of 130, making it one of the fastest additions in this update.
Catch-Up Checklist
Meteor Update Completion Goals:
- Interact with the telescope at Himberlei Inn
- Collect all 3 telescope parts with Loomi Discs
- Repair the telescope and trigger the meteor
- Reach the meteorite crash site past the arched rock
- Catch Cosmium, Novadeaus, Embritop, and Plasmid
- Unlock all 5 final evolutions including Archboom
Meteorite spawns cluster tightly around the crash site, so bring a strong False Swipe-style option and status moves to secure catches efficiently across multiple targets.
FAQ
Q: Where does the Loomian Legacy next update quest start?
It starts at the Himberlei Inn. Go upstairs and interact with the broken telescope on the upper floor. There is no quest marker, so you must click the telescope directly to begin.
Q: How do I collect the telescope parts?
Throw a Loomi Disc at the object under the crystal tree, at the cocoon containing a box in the Spiderweb Forest, and at the icicle on the frozen lake. Each part drops to the ground and can be picked up in any order.
Q: What is the hardest Meteor Loomian to evolve?
Embritop requires level 50 to reach its final form Archboom, one of the highest evolution levels in the game. Plasmid is also tricky because its evolution needs 50 HP drained through Parasetize.
Q: How many new Loomians did the meteor update add?
The meteorite crash introduces four new base Loomians with five total final evolutions: Cosmiore, Xensect, Radiantark, Archboom, and Coalblegion.