In Quick Battles, players must act swiftly to gather as many points as possible to score goals, preferably back-to-back, before the time runs out. There are wild pokemon in each map worth comparatively more points than others, though, these pocket monsters are rarer and more difficult to take down.
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Players enjoying Pokemon Unite's fast-paced variants of Standard Battles will sometimes find themselves in Auroma Park, a beautiful and huge garden full of conveyor belts. Here, one of the wild pokemon worth the most points is Abra, though, when engaged, they will flee after only a few seconds, which makes them understandably tough to farm for points or Exp. Thankfully, there are a few simple ways of finding and beating this floating Psychic-type pokemon.
One's prey will be hard to find in this maze of hedges and conveyor belts by only searching where one is running or flying. Thankfully, players can move the camera around to search the map while also being able to control their pokemon. On the Switch version, this can be done with the right analog stick to get a nice look around.
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Players can also see where on the map they are looking by noting the position of the green rectangular reticle on the minimap, which also shows the player's position (as well as that of their teammates who are not knocked out).
Most of the time, Abra will be situated in the most inconvenient of spots: in the middle of a conveyor belt. This results in it being quite tricky to hit them enough times to knock them out, as the window for attacks will be annoyingly short. However, unleashing both of one's moves while an ally does the same should be enough damage to takedown Abra in the tiny timespan available before they teleport away.
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This is especially important for slower characters, like Defenders or Supporters who don't specialize in unleashing big attacks. Pairing up with such an ally would certainly be useful, so maybe stick with one of them when traveling around the luscious and green Auroman Park.
If one usually plays as a Defender or Supporter and is looking to complete the event that requires one to defeat Abra a total of 10 times in Auroma Park, it may be best to temporarily swap to a different pokemon while trying to accomplish this task. All-Rounders are decent picks as well, though Attackers and Speedsters will be able to start farming Abra earlier in most cases thanks to their better average mobility and damage output.
Thankfully, when engaging Abra, if they get away, they will sometimes reappear in an area other than on top of a conveyor belt. Anytime the player sees this, they should take advantage of the opportunity, as it will be much easier to take them out in these scenarios.