The Festival of Lights has returned to Pokémon Go!
This year’s event sees the release of Morelull and Shiinotic into Pokémon Go, alongside a Festival of Lights timed research quest you can complete to earn the Sparkler Pose.
There’s also a collection of event-exclusive field research tasks and, if you’re playing Pokémon Go at night, you might notice that certain Pokémon are glowing more in the dark.
'Festival of Lights' quest steps in Pokémon GoFestival of Lights field research tasks in Pokémon GoEverything else you need to know about the Festival of Lights event in Pokémon GoWatch as battle Guzzlord - one of the Ultra Beasts in Pokémon Go'Festival of Lights' quest steps in Pokémon Go
Festival of Lights is a timed research quest which is only available in Pokémon Go until Monday, 17th October at 8pm (local time). If you want to earn the Sparkler Pose, then you need to complete this research quest before the deadline.
Below you’ll find all of the Festival of Light quest steps and rewards - just be wary of spoilers!
Thank you to Amiibofan101 from reddit for the help with this information.
'Festival of Lights' Step 1 of 2
Catch 25 Pokémon - 25 Poké BallsHatch 2 Eggs - Morelull encounterMake 15 Nice Throws - 20 Great BallsMake 10 Great Throws - 10 Ultra BallsMake 5 Curveball Throws - 10 Pinap BerriesUse 10 Berries to help catch Pokémon - DedenneRewards: 2500 XP and Galarian Ponyta encounter
'Festival of Lights' Step 1 of 2
Catch 25 Pokémon - 25 Poké BallsWalk 5km - 3 Golden Pinap BerriesEvolve 3 Pokémon - ChinchouMake 10 Great Throws - 20 Great BallsSpin 25 PokéStops or Gyms - 3 Silver Pinap BerriesTake snapshots of 10 different wild Pokémon - LitwickRewards: 2500 XP and Sparkler Pose
Festival of Lights field research tasks in Pokémon Go
By spinning PokéStops during this year’s Festival of Lights in Pokémon Go, you can collect event-exclusive field research tasks. These tasks will then be saved in your field research collection to be completed at your leisure - as long as you don’t delete them!
Here are the Festival of Lights field research tasks:
Catch 5 Pokémon reward - Chinchou encounterCatch 10 Pokémon reward - Blitzle encounterCatch 15 Pokémon reward - Morelull encounterHatch an Egg reward - Galarian Ponyta encounterPower up Pokémon 5 times reward - Dedenne encounterSend 5 Gifts and add a Sticker to each reward - Magmar or Electabuzz encounterThank you to SilphScience for the help with this information!
Magmar, Blitzle and Dedenne can be found by completing event-exclusive field research tasks.The Season of Adventures Abound is here! The Halloween event has returned, bringing with it Greavard and Houndstone.Party Play - Pokémon Go's multiplayer feature - is here, along with the Welcome Party quest.You can also work on the Timed Investigation: Master Ball quest and compete in the Go Battle League.Be sure to compete in Shadow Raids, complete Routes, use Daily Adventure Incense for the chance of encountering Galarian Articuno, Galarian Zapdos and Galarian Moltres. This incense may also give you encounters with other rare Pokémon in Pokémon Go.
Everything else you need to know about the Festival of Lights event in Pokémon Go
This year’s Festival of Lights sees the release of Morelull and Shiinotic into Pokémon Go. These two Pokémon hail from Gen 7 and, if you’d like to learn more about these magic mushrooms, visit our how to evolve Morelull into Shiinotic page.
Chinchou.There are also four bonuses running throughout the Festival of Lights, such as Chinchou having an increased shiny rate for the entire event. Make sure you catch a wide variety of Pokémon during this event though, because you’ll receive double catch candy and double catch XP for each one! To help you in this task, Incense will last for two hours during the Festival of Lights.
Certain Pokémon will also appear more frequently when you’re using Incense too:
Alolan GeodudeGalarian PonytaBlitzleDarumakaGalarian DarumakaLitwickDedenneMorelullOutside of Incense, you’ll find the following Pokémon more frequently in the wild during the Festival of Lights:
Vulpix.PikachuVulpixGalarian PonytaMagnemiteChinchouLitwickLitleoHelioptileDedenneMorelullTogedemaruFinally, you’ll be able to battle Galarian Ponyta, Darumaka, Dedenne and Morelull in one-star raids. Alolan Raichu, Galarian Weezing, Mawile and, making its first appearance since its raid day, Hisuian Braviary in three-star raids. The five-star raid legendary is Xerneas, while, in Mega Raids, you’ll encounter Mega Manectric.
Have fun during the Festival of Lights!
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