Exclusive: Pokémon GO Unveils Epic Update with 21 Rare Paldea Region Pokemon and Exciting New Special Research!

Highlights

Niantic will be adding 21 new Paldea region Pokemon to Pokemon GO in September 2023, with the first batch being released on September 5.

The second wave will be added on September 10.

Special events will accompany the release of the new Paldea region Pokemon, including a free Special Research called Adventures Abound.

Niantic plans to introduce 21 Paldea region Pokemon to Pokemon GO in September 2023. The game has just concluded its highly-anticipated Pokemon GO Fest 2023 event, where ticket holders had the opportunity to capture the Mythical Pokemon Diancie. Pokemon GO enthusiasts can expect a continuous flow of new content for this popular augmented reality mobile game, as they will soon have the chance to catch even more Pokemon.

Niantic has been gradually revealing details about the game's upcoming features for September 2023. Recently, the company announced Pokemon GO's new Community Day schedule, with events scheduled for September 2 and September 23. While fans eagerly await more information about the Community Day on September 23, they can already look forward to the Community Day Classic featuring Charmander on September 2.

The Community Day events are just the beginning of Pokemon GO's plans for September 2023. What's even more exciting is the addition of new Pokemon from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. In September, we will be introducing 21 Paldea region Pokemon into Pokemon GO. The initial group of Pokemon will be released on September 5th and includes Sprigatito, Floragato, Meowscarada, Fuecoco, Crocalor, Skeledirge, Quaxly, Quaxwell, Quaquaval, Lechonk, Oinkologne (Male), and Oinkologne (Female). The second wave of Paldea region Pokemon will arrive on September 10th, featuring Nymble, Lokix, Pawmi, Pawmo, Pawmot, Bombirdier, Frigibax, Arctibax, and Baxcalibur.

Paldea REgion Pokemon Coming to Pokemon GO List

Sprigatito - September 5

Floragato - September 5

Meowscarada - September 5

Fuecoco - September 5

Crocalor - September 5

Skeledirge - September 5

Quaxly - September 5

Quaxwell - September 5

Quaquaval - September 5

Lechonk - September 5

Oinkologne (Male) - September 5

Oinkologne (Female) - September 5

Nymble - September 10

Lokix - September 10

Pawmi - September 10

Pawmo - September 10

Pawmot - September 10

Bombirdier - September 10

Frigibax - September 10

Arcticbax - September 10

Baxcalibur - September 10

Exciting news for Pokemon GO enthusiasts! Exclusive events are on the horizon to celebrate the introduction of the remarkable Paldea region Pokemon. Mark your calendars for the first event, starting from September 5 at 10:00am until September 10 at 10:00am. During this limited-time period, you can expect Unown to appear more frequently. Additionally, seize the opportunity to engage in Timed Research quests featuring Lechonk. What's even more exciting is the chance to acquire Gimmighoul coins without having to use a Golden Lure Module. Lastly, prepare yourself for a thrilling adventure with the introduction of a brand-new, entirely free Special Research task named "Adventures Abound." Don't forget to claim this task between September 5 at 10:00am and December 1 at 9:59am to embark on a captivating journey.

Following the conclusion of this event, the Pokemon GO 5 km egg pool will be enriched with the inclusion of Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. Additionally, Lechonk will become available in 2 km eggs. Embrace the excitement and get ready to encounter these magnificent Pokemon!

The second event is scheduled from September 10th at 10:00am to September 15th at 8:00pm. It was granted to Pokemon GO fans as an additional perk for successfully completing the Ultra Unlock challenge during Pokemon GO Fest 2023. Similar to the first event, players can expect to enjoy various bonuses. However, this time around, participants will also have the opportunity to engage in paid Timed Research tasks. Additionally, the conclusion of the event will introduce Frigibax to the 10 km egg pool in Pokemon GO. The game is currently available for iOS and Android mobile devices.

Source: Pokemon GO Live (2)