Department Store Stickers Sidequests

The **Department Store Sticker Sidequests** are a series of sidequests in which the player collects Department Store Stickers for their Membership Card.

The ground floor (1F) of the Obsidia Department Store is always accessible. The stickers grant the player access the upper floors starting from 2F, and one sticker will allows access to one more floor. The stickers can be acquired in any order, and none of them has to be acquired before a certain point or is permanently unavailable. Therefore, the highest floor accessible is simply equal to the total of stickers the player has plus 1.

## Membership Card & Porygon Sticker

*Prerequisite: Defeat ZEL in Obsidia Park*

After defeating ZEL in Obsidia Park, the player gains access to the Obsidia Department Store. They can speak to the employee on the right side of the elevator or the employee inside the elevator to receive the Membership Card. The first sticker is given for free along with the Membership Card.

## Sticker Sidequest Guides

The table below lists the stickers and their earliest points of acquiring them.

## Sticker Sidequest Hints

A woman on the ground floor (1F) provides details about the NPCs and locations for the stickers. She mentions the details of only one sticker at a time, and the stickers are mentioned in a fixed order. The details serve both as hints for where to start and as quick indicators of the missing stickers. The details and their order are as follows.

 I do wish I could find more Stickers for my Membership Card. They're so rare! At least they give out one of them right here...

 I saw a girl and her friend grab one recently. Figure they must live on the other side of town, the way they were complaining about the weight of their shopping bags. Yet, based on the abundance of sales tags, it can't be too upscale. Peridot Ward for certain.

 I saw a woman my age pick one up just recently. But she immediately pranced off after her child before I could ask where! She had the well-to-do air of someone from the Lapis Ward... But the child was completely different! He seemed like he enjoyed playing in more rough and tumble areas like the Abandoned Power Plant! What an odd duo.

 I saw a lady and her boyfriend carry one out of here recently... If I remember, she went into the Obsidia Pokécenter... I wonder how they're doing now.

 I saw a young lady get one recently. She was dressed like a student of Apophyll Academy. She was carrying several shopping bags though--must be the impulsive type.

 I saw a young woman carry one out of here recently... She practically tripped out of the elevator-- must be the sort that's accident prone. She said someone would be picking her up to take her back to Spinel Town soon though... Surely she can't get in too much trouble in a place like that.

 I saw a sharply-dressed man walk away with one recently. He had some pretty notable glasses on! Must be the type who stares at a screen all day. But then, all he bought was products for outdoors and hiking? Maybe he works at some kind of Nature Center...

 I saw a young mother pick one up a few days ago. She seemed to be terribly stressed out though, and I can understand why! Her child seemed like an absolute menace. Demanding whatever they wanted, lying to people, and asking for freebies... Poor lady. I even heard her finally capitulate to the kid's demands to go to Agate Circus as they left.

 A gentleman left the store with one the other day. He seemed the intelligent type; someone in IT, surely. And yet, the way he was bundled up... I suppose he must live in Ametrine City if he was prepared for that kind of cold.

 I saw a lady with green hair walk out of here with one just the other day. Sharp dress, no restraint in her shopping habits... Yet she purchased household products in bulk... No doubt about it; she must be a real-estate agent. You only get that kind of decisive spending from those folk. From the accent colors and rustic products she was looking at, I'd guess her newest properties must be in Agate City. It's obvious, if you think about it.

 Would you believe I saw a Gardevoir pick one up not too long ago! She seemed to be the docile type, simply doing shopping for her household. The look of concern on her face... The medicine in her bag... The way she carefully avoided any products mentioning children... The way she assessed the weight of her items for the walk back... And the subtle glance of remose at the Pokémon care products... It's plain as day--She must be taking care of a human owner in the Jasper Ward who's been bedridden after both the loss of her child and a precious Pokémon... I'm fully confident-- purely science and observational prowess. It is a unique craft, but I've surely mastered it..