Pokémon GO World of Wonders is the next season starting March 1. Before the Pokémon Presents, there was little information about it. However, now that the news page on the Pokémon GO website is updated, this piece will inform everyone of what Niantic has planned. Here are some of the Pokémon World of Wonders events (barring Charcadet’s debut and the Captain Pikachu event).
Poipole is coming to Pokémon GO. Players will have chances to acquire it through special research. This research will become available from March 1 to June 1. This is a generous window for people to get Poipole. The research will also expand as the season goes on, so keep tuned in players.
The Shadow Legendary Beasts will make their way into 5-star raids in Pokémon GO throughout the seasons. Players may also encounter shiny ones. This is all the information the community knows right now. More will be added as it is released.
The Wonder Ticket is something that players can purchase at the beginning of the season. These tickets will offer trainers research that gets them encounters with new Pokémon and rewards. They will be able to check the shop often to see what new rewards they can get.
There are Community Days in March, April, and May. The dates are in the pictures and while they are not known now, players should plan around them. There also seems to be one Community Day Classic among them. This should be an interesting event for players.
These are some of the bigger highlights of the Pokémon GO World of Wonders Event. The one thing this piece did not cover is the Seasonal Rotations for encounters and eggs. This will be getting a piece of its own for readers to look at. Hopefully, everyone is ready to explore this wonderful world.
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