Trainers, everyone probably remembers that Bellibolt was one of the first Gen 9 Pokémon the company revealed. This jolly electric type is most well known for being one of Gym Leader Iono’s partners. However, after that, Tadbulb is finally making its debut in Pokémon GO.
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From Tuesday, November 7 to Sunday, November 12, Tadbulb and Bellibolt will be making their Pokémon GO debut during the Festival of Lights event. According to the Pokémon GO website, all players have to do to evolve Tadbulb into Bellibolt is to get 50 Tadbulb candies. Bellibolt is a great Pokémon in the main series and may be just as good in the GO game.
There are also reasonable event benefits:
These are the event wild encounters that can be found during the event:
Pikachu
Vulpix
Ponyta
Magnemite
Voltorb
Chinchou
Mareep
Slugma
Electrike
Litwick
Trainers can also encounter Morelull and Tadbulb. The bolded Pokémon in the list can also be found shiny. For egg encounters, players can find more information here.
During this event, players can find increased incense encounters. The list is below:
Alolan Geodude
Hisuian Voltorb
Slugma
Volbeat
Illumise
Blitzle
Litwick
Litleo
Dedenne
Morelull
Tadbulb
All of them can be shiny except Tadbulb.
These are all of the core details of Tadbulb’s Pokémon GO debut. This joyful electric frog will be a good addition to anyone’s collection. Clear the calendars, gather supplies, and hop to celebrate this glorious addition.
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