The Rediscover Kanto event has just launched in Pokémon GO. This event is part of the live launch of a new system called Pokémon GO Biomes, which we'll be sharing more information about shortly. Here are the initial details about the event:
- The Rediscover Kanto event runs from April 22 at 7:00 PM to May 10 at 5:00 AM
- You can gain more experience points during your 7-day plan in terms of stopping and fishing points
- Friendships grow faster than usual
- There is a higher chance for Shiny Bulbasaur, Shiny Charmander, and Shiny Squirtle
- The following Pokemon gain special attacks through evolution:
- Venusaur: Factory frenzy
- Charger: Burning explosion
- Blastoise: Hydro cannon
- There are special field research missions that provide:
- Venusur Mega Energy
- Mega Energy Charger
- Blastoise Mega Energy
- Private search will be available to everyone
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