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Pokémon Go Events April 2024: Full Schedule, Dates, And Times

The World of Wonders season is going strong in Pokémon Go, with a new lineup of events bringing fresh content and Pokémon to the game throughout April. From Sizable Surprises to Mega Heracross' debut, your eyes will be bugging out as you try to keep up with the action. 

Starting on April 4 with the Sizable Surprises event, most of the month's content centers around Pokémon both big and small, along with the environment that surrounds them. That means trainers can look forward to the return of two key Pokémon Go events, Bug Out and Sustainability Week, to pair with some bonuses and Community Day celebrations. Just be ready for some surprises to jump out of the foliage alongside this full guide to all Pokémon Go's April events. 

Kartana, Celesteela, and Wailmer om Pokemon GoEvents come in all sizes. Image via Niantic Event Start and end times London Games Festival (IRL Only) Start: March 29End: April 15 Sizable Surprises Start: April 4 at 10am local timeEnd: April 9 at 8pm local time Bagon Community Day Classic Start: April 7 at 2pm local timeEnd: April 7 at 5pm local time Bug Out Start: April 12 at 10am local timeEnd: April 17 at 8pm local time Mega Heracross Raid Day Start: April 13 at 2pm local timeEnd: April 13 at 5pm local time April Community Day Start: April 20 at 2pm local timeEnd: April 20 at 5pm local time Sustainability Week Start: April 22 at 10am local timeEnd: April 26 at 8pm local time Hatch Day Start: April 28 at 2pm local timeEnd: April 28 at 5pm local time

Along with these events, you also have a rotating set of Pokémon featured in the April raid rotation and new Spotlight and Raid Hours every week.

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Pokemon Go Brings New Raids And Events In April 2024 Content Update

  • Celesteela, Mega Heracross, Shadow Entei and more in raids
  • Usual spotlight hours with some bonus Pokemon on the 16th
  • Several events spanning the entire month

    • We're almost a month into the World of Wonders season in Pokémon Go and it's definitely been a wonderous one. From various Paldean Pokémon to Primal versions of Groudon and Kyogre, trainers saw it all in March. Now that April is almost here, it's time to see what the upcoming month has on offer.

    pokemon go april pokemon

    April Raids Raid battles are always good to look out for because they're a great way of catching powerful new Pokémon while putting your skills to the test. Five-star raids in April will feature Kartana (Northern Hemisphere), Celesteela (Southern Hemisphere), Tapu Bulu, and Registeel. As for the Mega and Show raids, expect to find Mega Charizard X, Mega Heracross, Mega Aggron, and Shadow Entei. Each of them will be available for a week beginning April 4th. Spotlight Hours Spotlight Hours are held every Tuesday from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm local time. This month's spotlight Pokémon and bonuses are:
  • April 2nd – Zubat with 2x Transfer Candy
  • April 9th – Croagunk with 2x Evolution XP
  • April 16th – Caterpie, Weedle, and Wurmple with 2x Catch Stardust
  • April 23rd – Trubbish with 2x Catch XP
  • April 30th – Clefairy with 2x Catch Candy
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    Events
  • Sizeable Surprises (4th to 9th) – Find Pokémon in varying sizes, with more XXS and XXL versions in the wild
  • April Community Day Classic (7th) – Bagon returns to the fray once again
  • Bug Out (12th to 17th) – A special event featuring loads of bug-type Pokémon
  • Mega Heracross Raid Day (13th)
  • April Community Day (20th) – Monthly event with the featured Pokémon yet to be revealed
  • Sustainability Week (22nd to 26th) – An annual event that raises awareness about sustainability
  • Hatch Day (28th)

    • Besides taking part in all these events, don't forget to visit the in-game shop to get your hands on a Wonder Ticket!

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    Bagon Is Featured In Pokémon GO April 2024 Community Day Classic

    Posted in: Games, Mobile Games, Niantic, Pokémon GOTagged: Bagon, pokemon, World of Wonders

    Bagon will be the focus of Pokémon GO April 2024 Community Classic, giving another chance to those who missed the original event.

    Published Sat, 30 Mar 2024 10:12:08 -0500by Theo Dwyer

  • Join the Pokémon GO Bagon Community Day Classic on April 7, 2024.
  • Evolve Shelgon for a Salamence with the exclusive move Outrage.
  • Participate in $1 Timed Research for additional Bagon encounters.
  • Enjoy 3-hour lures, incense, and triple catch XP during the event.

    • Pokémon GO has announced the focus of the Community Day Classic: the Dragon-type species, Bagon.

    Bagon in Pokémon GO April 2024 Community Classic. Credit: Niantic

    Bagon in Pokémon GO April 2024 Community Classic. Credit: Niantic

    Bagon in Pokémon GO April 2024 Community Classic. Credit: Niantic

    Here are the full details for the Pokémon GO Community Day Classic event for April 2024, which will feature Bagon:

  • Date and time: Sunday, April 7, 2024, from 2:00 p.M. To 5:00 p.M. Local time
  • Featured Pokémon: Bagon returns to the spotlight in April's Community Day Classic, with Salamence's Community Day move available once again.
  • Evolve Shelgon (Bagon's Evolution) during the event or up to two hours afterward to get an Ampharos that knows the Charged Attack Outrage.
  • Outrage details:
  • Trainer Battles: 110 power
  • Gym and raids: 110 power
  • Community Day Special Research Storyline: This $1 Timed Research will be available in the shop. Here is what Niantic has to say about this questline:
  • "For US$1.00 (or the equivalent pricing tier in your local currency), you'll be able to access the Mareep Community Day Classic–exclusive Special Research story. Stay tuned for when tickets for the Special Research story go live. Don't forget: you're now able to purchase and gift tickets to any of your friends that you've achieved a Friendship level of Great Friends or higher with.* To gift a ticket, tap the Special Research ticket in the in-game shop, then tap the Gift button instead of the Buy button. Tickets are nonrefundable (subject to applicable law and the exceptions set forth in the Terms of Service). Please note that this Special Research will not include an in-game medal."
  • Community Day Field Research: Niantic writes: "Community Day Classic–themed Field Research will be available! Catch Mareep to earn rewards, such as additional encounters with Bagon, Stardust, Great Balls, and more!"
  • Event bonuses:
  • 3× XP for catching Pokémon.
  • Lure Modules activated during the event will last for three hours.
  • Incense (excluding Daily Adventure Incense) activated during the event will last for three hours.
  • GO Snapshot photobombs
  • PokéStop Showcases
  • $9.99 Ultra Community Day Box on the Pokémon GO Web Store
  • Event Bundles:
  • For 1,350 PokéCoins, you will get 50 Ultra Balls, five Super Incubators, one Elite Charged TM, and five Lucky Eggs.
  • For 480 PokéCoins, you will get 30 Ultra Balls, one Incense, three Super Incubators, and one Lure Module.

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    Theo Dwyer writes about comics, film, and games.



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