according to We have another short event ahead of us, with Pokémon Day 2019 event (official announcement) taking place on the 27th of February. This event marks the celebration of Pokémon itself, when the first games Red and Blue first debuted! There are no added Stardust or XP bonuses outlined for the event, but there will be some special Pokémon available! Remember, all the Kanto starters can be shiny, and as of this event, Pidgey and Ratatta have joined the shiny list as well. Event FocusThis event will be prime for shiny hunting, with the most common Pokémon all having a shiny form.
Watch: Pokémon Direct February 2019 - Live!
We're getting a Pokémon Direct packed with 7 whole minutes (count 'em) of 'new information'. The all-new Switch Pokémon title? A new Pokémon smartphone app that we'll play once and then forget about? Or an all-new Pokémon release that we previously didn't know about (please be Pokémon Snap 2)? Your guess is as good as ours, but feel free to waffle away on this live chat page.Pokémon Go Valentine's Day Event 2019
referring to Love is in the air as the Pokémon Go Valentine Day Event 2019 is now in full swing! Possible Shiny Pokémon:Normal ShinyPink Pokémon Raid Battles:Pink Pokémon Chansey and Porygon will be seen more frequently in Raid Battles! Tier 3 Raid Boss Tier 3 Raid Boss Chansey PorygonPossible Pokémon Hatched from 7km Eggs:These pretty in pink Pokémon will hatch more frequently from 7km Eggs so gift now and gift often! Valentine's Event Research Tasks Valentine's Event 2019 Research Tasks Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a Row Encounter: Heart Spinda Catch 20 Luvdisc Encounter: Chansey Catch a Chansey Reward: 3 Rare CandyRaid Boss ShakeupEvent PrioritiesWe suggest your Priorities for this event should be the following:Maximize your Candy gain by catching all Pokémon with a Pinap Berry. Valentine's Day Event InfographicsPokémon GO Valentine's Day 2019 Event New Baby Forms and their EvolutionsAnother Pokémon game is still coming in 2019
Pokémon developer Game Freak has been busy with new titles for the Switch. In addition to Pokémon Quest, announced and released today, the developer will also release Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! But the developer still has plans for a "core" Pokémon game, due out next year, a spokesperson confirmed to The Verge. Tsunekazu Ishihara, president of The Pokémon Company, promised "a core RPG Pokémon title on Nintendo Switch" from Game Freak in 2017. The Pokémon game series began with Red and Blue (or Green, in Japan), but the franchise has since spun off into a variety of different experiences, like Pokémon Snap, Pokémon Stadium, or the recently released Detective Pikachu.
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