This limited time event will allow us to see more creatures from the Sinnoh region, as well as obtain new rewards.
The arrival of creatures from the Sinnoh region to Pokémon GO is cause for celebration. The fourth generation of Pokémon has been released in the mobile game of Niantic and has already established a friendship with the millions of trainers who daily strengthen ties with their friends. To commemorate it, the study has organized the Sinnoh Celebration event, which will take place from February 7 at 8:00 (Spanish peninsular time) to February 10, 2020, until 22:00, at local time. During these dates, Sinnoh's Pokémon will be seen more frequently both in the wild and in the raids.
In addition, all 7 km eggs obtained during the event will hatch with some creatures from that region: Budew, Combee, Shinx, Buizel, Cherubi, Bronzor, Gible, Bonsly, Riolu, Hippopotas and Manyke. The exclusive research tasks, which will offer special rewards and encounters with Pokémon from the Sinnoh region, will not be missing, not to mention the Sinnoh Stones.
What wild Pokémon can we find? Chimchar, Turtwig, Snover, Gible, Piplup, Bronzor and Kricketot. Everyone except the latter can leave shiny, as explained in the Pokémon Center. With regard to the new shiny Pokémon, Lucario, Hippopotas, Hippowdon and Riolu are the new additions to the list.
Research tasks:
Sinnoh Stone
- Capture 5 Kricketot to get Combee as a reward.
- Win a raid to get Hippopotas.
- Use a Sinnoh Stone to evolve a Pokémon and you will get Cranids.
- Hatch 5 eggs to get a Sinnoh Stone.
- Capture 5 Turtwig, Chimchar or Piplup and receive 1000 Powder stars.
Pokémon GO is a free-to-play available on both Android and iOS. If you have run out of evolutions with the Sinnoh Stone, we recommend you take a look at our guide, since this device is capable of evolving creatures of several generations.
