New Pokemon Snap: Every Pokemon In Founja Jungle (Day) & Where To Find Them

Founja Jungle is the second area that players will visit in New Pokemon Snap and is broken up into two courses. The first of these is Jungle (Day), which players will unlock once they’ve reached research level 2 in the Park (Night) course and photographed their first Illumina Pokemon. There are two alternate routes and 18 different Pokemon for players to photograph.

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As is the case with most of the other stages in New Pokemon Snap, several of these Pokemon will only start to show up once players have raised their research level for the course. There’s also a Legendary Pokemon that shows up after players have completed the game, although only if players interact with it in the Jungle (Night) course first.

• Beautifly – Beautifly shows up in a lot of places throughout Founja Jungle and is incredibly difficult to miss. There are some particularly nice photo opportunities at the start of the course though as well as down by the waterfall.
• Aipom – Aipom will follow the players through the early parts of the course, although the best places to photograph it are either on the swamp route (scan the footprints at the first fork in the path to unlock it) or at the very beginning of the course.
• Arbok – There are a few spots where players can get a photo of Arbok, although it’s often obstructed by foliage. Players can get a half decent one after the first bend though, although they’ll have to get the timing just right.
• Metapod – Metapod can be found on a tree to the left near the start of the course or in a few spots as the player passes over the ancient ruins.
• Slaking – There’s a Slaking sleeping on the left as players go round the first bend in the track. It is possible to wake it, although it’s difficult to get a decent photo due to its position.
• Pikipek – There are quite a few Pikipek throughout the course, but there’s a nice photo opportunity on the inside of the first bend as players get quite close to it.
• Bounsweet – Bounsweet are everywhere in the Jungle (Day) course, but there’s a particularly good spot to photograph one just before the swamp.
• Quagsire – There are two Quagsire in the swamp section and a few more at the end of the course near the waterfall.
• Liepard – Getting a photo of a Liepard is pretty easy in the Jungle (Day) course as they are practically everywhere, there’s a decent spot near the waterfall where players get especially close to one though.
• Magikarp – There are three or four Magikarp swimming around in the waterfall area, although players don’t get anywhere near as close to them as they do in some of the other courses.
• Wooper – If players turn around as they are passing the waterfall, they’ll see a little Wooper diving into the water. It’s easy to miss though, so it’s probably better just waiting until higher research levels as it starts to show up everywhere a little later on.

• Toucannon – There’s a Toucannon’s nest over on the left hand side as players are passing over the ancient ruins area. It is possible to get a half decent photo now, although the Jungle (Night) course presents some much better opportunities.
• Yanmega – Yanmega shows up in the swamp area near the two Quagsire as well as down by the waterfall near the end of the course.
• Sobble – Sobble is hiding in some bushes in the area just before the swamp, although there are much better photo opportunities once players reach research level 3.

• Leafeon – Much like the Jungle (Night) course, Leafeon will walk ahead of the player as they make their way through the course. If players hit the sleepy Liepard near the waterfall with an Illumina Orb (they’ll have to be quick), however, they’ll be able to get some really nice shots of it behind the waterfall.
• Vivillon – In order to see Vivillon in the Jungle (Day) course, players will need to take the swamp route and then quickly nail the little Aipom who stops in front of them with an Illumina Orb. If timed correctly, this will make him cut down some grass and allow players to get a really nice picture of some Vivillon. One will also show up at the very end of the course too once they’ve been freed.
• Venusaur – Venusaur can be found in the area on the right if players don’t take the swamp route. There’ll also be one down below them as they pass over the ancient ruins and another one off to the right in the final section of the course.

• Mew – Once players have completed the game, Mew will show up in the Jungle (Night) course. If players complete all of the interactions with it there (hit it with Fluffruit a few times), it will then start to show up in the Jungle (Day) course as well. It appears in a few different places, but the best photo opportunities are on the left near the beginning of the course.

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