Pokemon GO welcomes Tatsugiri, the sushi-inspired Dragon/Water-type Pokemon, during the Water Festival 2025 from July 15-20.

You can now find new Shiny Pokemon in 2, 5, 7, and 10KM eggs – so long as you've found these eggs on or after the start of this week. It would seem that the egg part of the Eggstravaganza ...

Pokemon that hatch from eggs will have different skills and passive abilities, even if they happen to hatch the same Pokemon. But the money is in Shiny Pokemon and they'll hatch on rare occasions.

Pokemon Company/NewsGeek. The Eggstravaganza event has begun in Pokémon Go, and that means the type of Pokémon that hatch from eggs has changed.. Niantic has confirmed Baby Pokémon will begin ...

You can get a Shiny Toxel in Pokemon GO by hatching in-game Eggs.Events like the Growing Up 2025 feature Toxel as a 10 KM Egg Pokemon. Lucky players might hatch a Shiny Toxel instead of the ...

The Shiny form of Elekid debuted in Pokemon GO during the Hatchathon 2018 event on November 14, 2018. It was available in 2 KM Eggs, and those who walked for some kilometers may have had a chance ...

A Pokemon GO egg event just started, and there's a whole lot of SHINY going on as a bit of a bonus. The short story is – hatch as many Pokemon Eggs as possible, as this event is extremely rare!

With this in mind, there is roughly a 0.25% chance that every 10-kilometer egg in Pokemon GO will hatch into a Shiny Toxel once the creature debuts.

Pokemon Company/NewsGeek. Niantic confirmed that the next Community Day event will take place on January 19 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time. And the release of Shiny Gible likely means that it ...

Recently, some misinformation has spread over whether players could get a Shiny Magikarp from hatching a 2 KM egg. Magikarp was removed from Pokemon Go‘s egg pools months ago, but a popular ...

Salandit can be obtained through two means in Pokémon Go - hatching 12km eggs and from May's Go Pass. It's important to note that, at the time of writing, Go Pass (Pokémon Go's battle pass) is ...

For every pokemon you encounter on your adventure to become the world’s greatest trainer, you have about a 1 in 8000 chance of that pokemon being ‘shiny’, or a different color than normal.