All Objects of Interest in New Pokémon Snap

Florio

That's a Florio Island crystabloom. Our institute's logo was designed after this flower! We've only recently learned what makes them glow–there's still so much to learn about them.

Belusylva

That's a Belusylva Island crystabloom. This variety gives off a sweet aroma that's similar to fluffruit, so Pokémon are really enticed by it!

Voluca

That's a Voluca Island crystabloom. Even in such a hit, dry environment, they bloom bright and vibrant as ever. They also seem to have properties similar to those found in minerals.

Maricopia

This crystabloom is native to the Maricopia Islands. It's remarkable how they grow and blossom under the sea. Perhaps they're biologically closer to coral or seaweed than to flowers...

Durice

That's a Durice Island crystabloom. They can grow and bloom even without sunlight because the Illumina energy that flows throughout Lental provides them with nourishment!

Aurus

That's an Aurus Island crystabloom. They contain traces of each type of energy we've detected around Lental. We believe they may be the progenitor of all other species of crystabloom.

Florio Island Illumina Spot

This is part of the ruins we've found throughout Florio. We haven't been able to reconstruct their original shape yet, so we're not sure what purpose they once served.

Jungle

We found these ruins at the base of an enormous tree in the jungle. I wonder if the energy from these ruins had something to do with how the tree managed to grow so huge.

Forest

These ruins were deep in the forest. Judging by how widely they were distributed, it seems likely they used to be part of a group of relatively small structures.

Belusylva Island Illumina Spot

We found these ruins submerged in the lake. It looks like the lake formed in a deep recess created by some kind of tremendous impact.

Undersea

This is part of the ruins we found on the seabed. We suspect they used to be on dry land and possibly served as a sort of altar where rituals were held to quell...something.

Volcano

This is part of the ruins we found inside the volcano. Those arches we saw may have served as an entrance to a deeper inner sanctum.

Voluca Island Illumina Spot

This is a part of ruins we found in the crater. They were mostly buried, but they seemed similar to the arches we saw earlier in the volcano. How did the people who build them get here?

Snowfields

These ruins were in the ice cave in the snowfields. They seem to have been built with the cave's natural structure in mind. It's a shame they've been sealed shut by all that ice.

Cave

We found these ruins deep beneath the earth. I suspect the glowing stones in the ceiling were also part of the ruins. Perhaps their light helped nourish the surrounding plant life.

Durice Island Illumina Spot

We found this roughly 2,000-year-old mural deep inside the cave. Unfortunately, because that center-right piece of the image is missing, we can't tell what the mural depicts.

Ruins (Aurus)

That's the entrance to the Ruins of Remembrance. The ruins themselves practically span the entire island, and they're in beautiful condition. I hope to uncover all their secrets someday.

Aurus Island Illumina Spot

This mural depicts a scene from the legends. It shows the six Illumina Pokémon coming together to stop the meteorite. It seems to be the same as the mural in Outaway Cave.