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Friday, 3 July 2020

July 2020's Community Day features Gastly

Pokémon Go's 30th monthly Community Day on Sunday, July 19, 2020 will feature Gastly.

Pokémon Go Community Days are exactly what the name implies — a way to get trainers out catching and raiding together... or at least they were. Now, with so many places having Shelter in Place orders and social distancing being critical, Niantic has evolved the Community Day experience into Community Day: Play at Home Edition. Now, Community Day lives on, running twice as long and with bonuses designed to be playable from the safety of your home.

The July 2020 Community Day will feature the Gas Pokémon, Gastly.

Get out and play together in your local community parks on Pokémon GO Community Day. For just a few hours each month, you can encounter a special Pokémon in the wild. During these hours, there's a chance to learn a previously unavailable move for that Pokémon or its Evolution, as well as earn some Community Day bonuses. Celebrate what it means to be a part of the Pokémon GO community and make new friends along the way!

Note: Fast TMs and Charged TMs will not grant exclusive moves during Community Day. To learn the exclusive move, you must catch or evolve the featured Pokémon during Community Day hours.

Event Date + Time

The July 2020 Community Day will be held on Sunday, July 19, 2020 from 11 AM to 5 PM local time - twice as long as a normal Community Day!

Event Features

The July 2020 Community Day will feature Gastly: the Gas Pokémon. A Gen I Ghost and Poison type from the Kanto Region, Gastly can be evolved on Community Day into Gengar with a Community Day exclusive move, Shadow Punch.

Bonuses

The July 2020 Community Day will feature:

  • Triple Catch XP
  • Shiny Gastly
  • Three hour Incense
  • Paid Special Research story: The Great Gastly!
  • Snapshot surprise

What is Pokémon Go Community Day?

It's all part of Pokémon Go's ongoing efforts to encourage players to get out, discover new places, and meet new people.

From Pokémon Go:

Pokémon GO Community Day is an opportunity for Trainers around the world to meet up at their local parks to make new friends and experience what it means to be a part of this special community.

Once a month, we'll host a Pokémon GO Community Day event starring a special Pokémon, which will frequently appear around the world for just a few hours. When caught during the event, this special Pokémon will know an exclusive move. Other bonuses will be in effect during the event, such as increased XP or Stardust, and Lure Modules activated during the event will last for three hours.

We're constantly blown away by the passion of Pokémon GO players around the world, and we hope that each Pokémon GO Community Day will help add to the excitement of local events and meetups. Remember always to be alert and stay safe while playing and be respectful of public spaces when exploring your community. Stay tuned to our social media channels and check out the Pokémon GO Community Day event page each month to learn about that month's featured Pokémon, special bonuses, and event times.

What were the previous Pokémon Go Community Days?

Starting with the most recent one and working our way back, here's what Pokémon Go has offered for the previous Community Days.

  • June 20, 2020: Pokémon Go Community Day: Play at Home Edition featured Weedle, which you could evolve into Beedrill with Drill Run, the shiny Weedle family, 3x Catch XP, and three hour Incense. It also featured a Weedle Snapshot Surprise and an extended six hour event.

  • May 24, 2020: Pokémon Go Community Day: Play at Home Edition featured Seedot, which you could evolve into Shiftry with Bullet Seed, the shiny Seedot family, 3x Catch XP, and three hour Incense. It also featured a paid story event, Seeing Double, photobombing Seedot, and an extended six hour event.

  • April 25, 2020: Pokémon Go Community Day: Stay at Home Edition featured Abra, which you could evolve into Alakazam with Counter, the shiny Abra family, 3x Catch XP, and three hour Incense. It also featured a paid story event, Investigating Illusions, photobombing Abra, and an extended six hour event.

  • March 15, 2020: Pokémon Go canceled Community Day.

  • February 22, 2020: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Rhyhorn, which you could evolve into Rhyperior with Rock Wrecker, the shiny Rhyhorn family, and 3x Catch Stardust.

  • January 19, 2020: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Piplup, which you could evolve into Empoleon with Hydro Cannon, the shiny Piplup family, and 1/4 Egg Distance.

  • December 14 and 15, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured all previous Community Day Pokémon, including Bulbasaur, Charmander, Pikachu, Dratini, Totodile, Mareep, Swinub, Larvitar, Treecko, Torchic, Slakoth, Bagon, Squirtle, Eevee, Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Mudkip, Ralts, Trapinch, Beldum, Turtwig, and Chimchar. These Pokémon took over spawns, Eggs, and even Raids for much of the weekend.

  • November 16, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Chimchar, which you could evolve into Infernape with Blast Burn, the shiny Chimchar family, 1/4 Egg distance, and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • October 12, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Trapinch, which you could evolve into Flygon with Earth Power, the shiny Trapinch family, 3x Catch Experience, and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • September 15, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Turtwig, which you could evolve into Torterra with Frenzy Plant, the shiny Turtwig family, 3x Catch Stardust, and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • August 3, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Ralts, which you could evolve into Gardevoir or Gallade with Synchronize, the Shiny Ralts family, and 25% egg distance and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • July 21st, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Mudkip, which you could evolve into Swampert with Hydro Cannon, the Shiny Mudkip family, and 3x capture XP and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • June 8th, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Slakoth, which you could evolve into Slaking with Body Slam, the Shiny Slakoth family, and 1/4 egg hatching distance and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • May 19th, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Torchic, which you could evolve into Blaziken with Blast Burn, the Shiny Torchic family, and 3x catch Stardust and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • April 13th, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Bagon, which you could evolve into Salamence with Outrage, the Shiny Bagon family, and 3x Capture EXP and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • March 23, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Treecko, which you could evolve into Sceptile with Frenzy Plant, the Shiny Treecko family, and 25% egg distance and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • February 16, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Swinub, which you could evolve into Mamoswine with Ancient Power, the Shiny Swinub family, and 3x capture Stardust, guaranteed Sinnoh Stone rewards, 3-hour Lure Modules, and extra rewards from Trainer Battles.

  • January 12th, 2019: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Totodile, which you could evolve into Feraligatr with Hydro Cannon, the Shiny Totodile family, and 25% egg distance and 3-hour Lure Modules.

  • November 30 - December 3rd: Pokemon Go Community Weekend was a special year-end event featuring all previous Pokemon from Community Days past. The special Pokemon were available the entire weekend, with bonuses in a three-hour window of 2x Catch Stardust, 2x Catch XP, 50% egg distance hatch speed, and three-hour Lure Modules.

  • November 10, 2018: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Cyndaquil, which you could evolve into Typhlosion with Blast Burn, the Shiny Cyndaquil family, and 2x catch XP and 2x Stardust.

  • October 22, 2018: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Beldum, which you could evolve into Metagross with Meteor Mash, the Shiny Beldum family, and 1/4 egg hatching distance.

  • September 22, 2018: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Chikorita, which you could evolve into Meganium with Frenzy Plant, the Shiny Chikorita family, and 3x XP for catches.

  • August 11 & 12, 2018: Pokémon Go Community Day featured Eevee with Last Resort, Shiny Eevee and the Eevee-lutions, and 3x Stardust for catches.

  • July 8, 2018: Pokemon Go Community Day featured Gen 1 starter, Squirtle, which you could evolve into Blastoise with Hydro Cannon, the Shiny Squirtle family, Sunglasses Squirtle, and 1/4 egg walking distance.

  • June 16, 2018, Pokémon Go Community Day featured Gen 2's, Larvitar, which you could evolve into Tyranitar with Smack Down, the Shiny Larvitar family, and 3x XP for catches.

  • May 19, 2018, Pokémon Go Community Day featured the Gen 1 starter, Charmander, which you could evolve into Charizard with Blast Burn, the Shiny Charmander family, and 3x Stardust for catches.

  • April 15, 2018, Pokémon Go Community Day featured Gen 2's Mareep, which you could evolve into Ampharos with Dragon Pulse, the Shiny Mareep family, 1/4 walking distance for Eggs.

  • March 15, 2018, Pokémon Go Community Day featured the Gen 1 starter, Bulbasaur. It also offered 3x XP bonuses for catches, 3-hour lures, the Shiny Bulbasaur family, and the ability to evolve a Venusaur with Frenzy Plant.

  • February 24, 2018, Pokémon Go Community Day featured everyone's favorite — and only! — base-level Gen 1 dragon-type: Dratini. It'll also offer 3x Stardust on any Pokémon you caught in the wild, 3-hour lures, Shiny Dratini family, and the ability to evolve a Dragonite with Draco Meteor.

  • January 20, 2018, Pokémon Go Community Day featured Pikachu with the unique Surf move. It also offered double XP on anything and everything, three-hour lures, and increased odds to catch Shiny Pikachu.

Any Pokémon Go Community Day questions?

If you have any comments, questions, or tips to share about Pokémon Go Community Day, drop them below, and be sure to check out our Complete Pokédex, as well as our many Pokémon Go guides so you too can become a Pokémon Master!



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Week One of the Anniversary Challenge Event has begun!

Pokémon GO Fest 2020 is almost here. To prepare, there will be three weeks of Timed Research Challenges. Trainers will get awesome individual rewards, as well as have the chance to unlock Pokémon for Pokémon GO Fest 2020. The first week has officially begun and we have everything you need to know to complete this week's Timed Research!

What is a Timed Research Challenge?

Introduced in the Throwback Challenge Event, a Timed Research Challenge is Special Research that must be completed in a set period of time. If it isn't completed before the time expires, it will disappear forever. There are bonuses during the Timed Research which will make it easier to complete and the bonuses are pretty awesome. For this Timed Research Challenge, there are both individual rewards and group rewards in the form of Pokémon unlocked for Pokémon GO Fest 2020.

Week One: Skill

The first week's challenges are themed around skill. It began on July 3, 2020 at 8 AM local time and will conclude on July 8, 2020 at 10 PM local time. While all of these can be completed solo and even without leaving home, they are both resource and time intensive, and of course, require skill!

Step One

  • Catch 20 Pokémon for 100 Stardust.
  • Make five Nice Throws for 10 PokéBalls.
  • Use five Berries to catch Pokémon for five Pinap Berries.

Completion Rewards: 100 XP, one Golden Razz Berry, 10 Great Balls

Step Two

  • Catch 30 Pokémon for 300 Stardust.
  • Make ten Great Throws for ten Great Balls.
  • Transfer 20 Pokémon for PokéBalls.

Completion Rewards: 300 XP, a Ducklett encounter, one Silver Pinap Berry

Step Three

  • Catch 50 Pokémon for 1,000 Stardust.
  • Make an Excellent Throw for ten Ultra Balls.
  • Catch 15 different species of Pokémon for 20 Great Balls.

Completion Rewards: one Rare Candy, Flying Pikachu encounter, one Star Piece

Elite Challenge

In addition to the set of Timed Research, there is also an Elite Challenge. This will be even more resource and time intensive:

  • Catch 100 Pokémon for five PokéBalls.
  • Catch 25 different species of Pokémon for five Great Balls.
  • Make 50 Excellent Throws for five Ultra Balls.

Completion Rewards: 500 XP, 500 Stardust, five Razz Berries

Team Bonuses

In addition to the individual rewards, there are team based rewards as well.

  • One million Team Instinct Trainers completing the Research will unlock Chimecho for GO Fest.
  • One million Team Mystic Trainers completing the Research will unlock Alomomola for GO Fest.
  • One million Team Valor Trainers completing the Research will unlock Chansey for GO Fest.

Bonuses

On top of the Timed Research, Team Challenges, and Elite Challenge, there will be plenty of bonuses during the week:

  • Flying type Pokémon and Pokémon wearing party hats will spawn in the wild, hatch from Eggs, and appear in Raids.
  • Shiny Pidove will be appearing.
  • Ducklett will be be introduced, spawning in the wild and hatching from 5 KM Eggs.
  • Flying Pikachu will spawn in the wild and appear in Raids, and can be shiny.
  • The Jump-Start Special Research will also be available this week for any Trainers who missed out on it during last year's anniversary celebration.
  • A Snapshot surpise will also pop up during this event.
  • Ho-Oh will be featured in a Raid Weekend.

Questions?

Do you have any questions about the first week of the Pokémon Go Anniversary Challenge? Which bonus or new Pokémon are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to check out our Complete Pokédex, as well as our many Pokémon Go guides so you can be the very best like no one ever was!



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Everything you need to know about Pokémon Go's anniversary event

Pokémon GO Fest 2020 is almost here. To prepare, there will be three weeks of Timed Research Challenges. Trainers will get awesome individual rewards, as well as have the chance to unlock Pokémon for Pokémon GO Fest 2020.

What is a Timed Research Challenge?

Introduced in the Throwback Challenge Event, a Timed Research Challenge is Special Research that must be completed in a set period of time. If it isn't completed before the time expires, it will disappear forever. There are bonuses during the Timed Research which will make it easier to complete and the bonuses are pretty awesome. For this Timed Research Challenge, there are both individual rewards and group rewards in the form of Pokémon unlocked for Pokémon GO Fest 2020.

Week One: Skill

The first week is themed around Skill. It began on Friday, July 3, 2020 at 8 AM local time and features three sets of Timed Research. Rewards include:

  • Individuals completing the Research earn an encounter with Ducklett, an encounter with Flying Pikachu, a Star Piece, and more!
  • One million Team Instinct Trainers completing the Research will unlock Chimecho for GO Fest.
  • One million Team Mystic Trainers completing the Research will unlock Alomomola for GO Fest.
  • One million Team Valor Trainers completing the Research will unlock Chansey for GO Fest.
  • Individuals can also unlock the GO Fest Elite Skill Challenge, a set of difficult tasks featured in GO Fest 2020 separate from the Timed Research.

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  • Flying type Pokémon and Pokémon wearing party hats will spawn in the wild, hatch from Eggs, and appear in Raids.
  • Shiny Pidove will be appearing.
  • Ducklett will be be introduced, spawning in the wild and hatching from 5 KM Eggs.
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  • The Jump-Start Special Research will also be available this week for any Trainers who missed out on it during last year's anniversary celebration.
  • A Snapshot surpise will also pop up during this event.
  • Ho-Oh will be featured in a Raid Weekend.

Week Two: Battle

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  • Individuals completing the Research earn an encounter with Hitmonlee, an encounter with Absol, a Super Rocket Radar, and more!
  • One million Team Instinct Trainers completing the Research will unlock Ferroseed.
  • One million Team Mystic Trainers completing the Research will unlock Alolan Grimer.
  • One million Team Valor Trainers completing the Research will unlock Alolan Marowak.
  • Individuals can also unlock GO Fest Elite Battle Challenge, a set of difficult tasks featured in GO Fest 2020 separate from the Timed Research.

In addition to the Timed Research, there will also be a Battle Event on Sunday, July 12, 2020, from 11 AM to 2 PM local time. Week two will wrap up on Wednesday, July 15, 2020 at 10 PM local time.

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  • Individuals completing the Research earn an encounter with Alolan Raichu, an encounter with Petilil, a Lucky Egg, and more!
  • One million Team Instinct Trainers completing the Research will unlock Togetic.
  • One million Team Mystic Trainers completing the Research will unlock Dratini.
  • One million Team Valor Trainers completing the Research will unlock Litwick.
  • Individuals can also unlock GO Fest Elite Friendship Challenge, a set of difficult tasks featured in GO Fest 2020 separate from the Timed Research.

Week three will wrap up on Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 10 PM local time and will include the following bonuses:

  • Summer themed Pokémon will spawn in the wild, hatch from Eggs, and appear in raids.
  • Shiny Bellsprout will be appearing.
  • Petilil will be introduced, spawning in the wild when the weather is sunny and hatching from 5 KM Eggs.
  • Summer Style Pikachu will also be spawning in the wild.
  • A Snapshot Surprise will pop up during this event.

Questions?

Do you have any questions about the Pokémon Go Anniversary Challenges? Which bonus or new Pokémon are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to check out our Complete Pokédex, as well as our many Pokémon Go guides so you can be the very best like no one ever was!



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