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Hatenna is the latest Pokémon from the Galar region to arrive in , meaning you can also evolve it into Hattrem and Hatterene once you've caught one. Known as the Calm Pokémon in the Pokédex, this Psychic-type creature might not be very impressive by itself, but once it reaches its final evolution, Hatterene, it gains a secondary Fairy-type and a huge Attack stat to boot.
There are two versions of Rapidash in : the regular Fire-type version from the Kanto region, and the Fairy/Psychic-type regional variant from the Galar region. As well as having different elemental typings, they can both learn different attacks, so if you're looking to teach Rapidash its best moveset, it depends on which variant you've evolved.
A restocking of merch has brought back a fan favorite that had been out of stock for years. The oversized plush is available now for preorder for any fans who missed getting it the first time around.
Power Spots have started to appear across the map in , bringing glowing pink landmarks to the game for the first time ever. These mysterious spots signal the imminent arrival of Dynamaxing, a new feature that will let Trainers take on giant-sized Pokémon in exciting Max Battles. But for now, they simply exist to provide Max Particles to anyone who interacts with them.
It's time to celebrate the new Max Out season in , with loads of new Pokemon to catch including the Fire-type starter Pokémon from the Galar region, Scorbunny. This season is set to see a host of new features, new debuts, and the launch of the Dynamax mechanic which is a massive change. But first up is the GO All Out event, which runs from September 3 to 10, 2024.
The Galar region's Water-type starter Pokémon, Sobble, has finally made its debut to kick off the Max Out season. This emotional creature is known for crying when it gets sad or overwhelmed, but its final evolution, Inteleon, is a suave, secret agent-inspired lizard that could be a pretty powerful ally to have on your team, so it's a good idea to get one while you can.
The latest season, Max Out, has finally arrived, and to mark the occasion, there's a new Galar Calling Special Research story that requires players to between three different options. The path you select will decide which starter Pokémon from the Galar region you'll adventure with, whether that's the Grass-type Grookey, the Fire-type Scorbunny, or the Water-type Sobble.
With a new season in comes new debuts, including the arrival of Grookey. The new season is being marked by thein-game event GO All Out, which runs from Tuesday, September 3, at 10 AM to Tuesday, September 10, 2024, at 10 AM local time. The start of the event and the new season Max Out is set to see a host of new features, including the introduction of the Dynamax mechanic into .