Destiny 2: Where in Neomuna is Archie?

Destiny 2 Archie locations - Thrilladrome

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If you're wondering "Where in Neomuna is Archie?" you're likely trying to complete Destiny 2's new weekly dog discovery quest. Many of you might remember Archie as the robo-hound we found as a secret back in the Season of the Seraph. Well, as part of the Into the Light update, Archie has gone walkies across the system, and it's your job to track him down.

So far his adventures have taken him around the Tower, the Cosmodrome, the EDZ, the Moon, and the Dreaming City, but for this final week he's headed to Neomuna. These weekly quests disappear at each following reset, so if you want to complete them you should do it as soon as possible. All that said, here's where to find Archie in Neomuna and the solution to each of his location-based riddles.

Where in Neomuna is Archie?

As with previous weeks, to start this quest you need to head to Archie's usual location in the Tower Annex outside Ada-1's synthweave workshop. Activate the glowing pawprints and then talk to Ada. She'll direct you to Nimbus in Neomuna where you can start the quest.

Here's each riddle plus the location you need to go to find Archie's pawprints.

Archie stopped by Nimbus's post hoping to snag an action figure

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Destiny 2 Archie locations - Striders Gate — Archie's first set of pawprints is in the action figure room(Image credit: Bungie)

If you spent any time on Neomuna finding the action figure collectibles, this first location should be familiar, since it's where they're all collected together at Striders' Gate. From where Nimbus is, look down off the edge of the platform to your right to see a building with a billboard and two holographic trees out front. Jump down and head inside to find a room with some arcade machines and exercise equipment, plus Archie's first set of pawprints hidden behind the circular sofa.

Archie wanted to get caught up on everything we know about the Veil

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Destiny 2 Archie locations - Zephyr Concourse — Head west out of Zephyr Concourse towards Veil Containment(Image credit: Bungie)

The second set of pawprints is located in front of the Veil Containment building. You can access this by traveling west out of Zephyr Concourse. Head left once in Esi Terminal and jump up onto the balcony with the open doorway to reach Irkalla Complex. Now, simply hop into the portal to teleport to the Veil Containment facility and continue to the entrance where a Tormentor will appear. Kill it first, or simply grab the pawprints in front of Veil Containment's main entrance to continue.

Archie wanted to check out the views from where Guardians mastered Strand

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Destiny 2 Archie locations - Passage from Liming Harbor — Head towards Maya's Retreat via Liming Harbor(Image credit: Bungie)

The third set of pawprints is in the Maya's Retreat area, accessible via Liming Harbor. From the fast travel point, take a right into the cliff passage and follow the walkways up into the caves until you reach the big plateau area. You might remember this as the place where you first unlocked strand in the campaign—it's also where you enter the Vex network during the Hypernet Current strike. Defeat the colossus boss to make the Cabal disappear, then find the pawprints at the far end of the arena where he was standing.

Archie's last stop. Archie wanted to try to win a prize for you

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The final location is, of course, the Thrilladrome arcade lost sector in the building in the north of Liming Harbor. Once inside, jump to the upper level of the building and enter the lost sector via the vents. Fight your way through the lost sector until you get to the section just before you jump into the portal to fight the final boss. You'll find Archie just off to the side by a high-tech claw machine.

Once you've offered "Pawsitive Reinforcement" to Archie, you can head back to Ada-1 in the Tower to get your ten Trophies of Bravery and your final prize, an "Archie Plush Toy".

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