Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event: Shiny Emolga debut, bonuses, and more NianticTrainers have only just received confirmation of the next Pokemon Go season, called Shared Skies, but Niantic is already springing events on eager players. The first of the new season also ties in nicely with the upcoming Pokemon Go Fest 2024 Sendai Japan event. Officially revealed by Niantic, the Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event features several Fighting and Flying-type Pokemon appearing in the Pokemon Go Fest 2024 event in Sendai, Japan, and lets them explore the whole world. As well as a focus on Flying-type Pokemon \u2014 making this a great time to catch yourself a Gligar if you want to use one in the Pokemon Go Great League \u2014 this event also sees the debut of Shiny Emolga in Pokemon Go for the first time. Be careful, Shiny Emolga has a subtle difference, with fur a lighter shade of brown. So, if you\u2019re not making your way across the world for the in-person event, this is a great way to still take part and earn some rare Pokemon. If you want to participate, here\u2019s all the information you need to know: Pokemon Go Stadium Sights start date and time The Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event starts at 10:00 AM local time on Saturday, June 1, 2024, and ends at 8:00 PM local time, on Tuesday, June 4, 2024. This gives players around four days to take part, and hopefully capture some of the rare Shiny Pokemon appearing. Pokemon Go Stadium Sight wild encounters During the Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event, the following Pokemon will appear more frequently in the wild: Pidgey* – Zubat* – Doduo* – Gligar* – Hitmontop* – Meditite* – Staravia – Emolga* – Mienfoo – Noibat* – Cutiefly* – Pokemon marked with an * may appear as shiny Pokemon Go Stadium Sights Egg encounters During the Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event, the following Pokemon will appear more frequently in 7km Eggs. Galarian Farfetch\u2019d* – Riolu* – Emolga* – Pokemon marked with an * may appear as shiny Pokemon Go Stadium Sights Field Research task encounters It\u2019s time to get spinning PokeStops, as players that complete certain event-themed Field Research tasks can encounter the following Pokemon: Pidgey* – Zubat* – Doduo* – Emolga* – Pokemon marked with an * may appear as shiny Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event bonuses It\u2019s not all just about the Pokemon spawns, as Trainers who play during the Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event can also take advantage of the following gameplay bonuses: 1.5x Candy for hatching Pokemon – 1.5x Stardust for hatching Pokemon – That\u2019s just about everything we know about the Pokemon Go Stadium Sights event so far, but stay tuned. We will soon have information on the Pokemon Go Stadium Sights Paid Timed Research Ticket. For now, if you\u2019re getting ready to take part in Pokemon Go Fest 2024 Global events this year, be sure to check out our guides covering how to get Dusk Mane and Dawn Wings Necrozma in Pokemon Go, Pokemon Go Fusion explained, and all the details on the next Pokemon Go Community Day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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