Season of Legends

Event

Starts:
Monday, March 1, at 8:00 AM Local Time
Ends:
Tuesday, June 1, at 10:00 AM Local Time

During the Season of Celebration, we got to explore and celebrate regions of the Pokémon world, all leading up to Pokémon GO Tour: Kanto! Now, we’re excited to announce the next Season: the Season of Legends!

Read on for an overview of what you can expect during this Season, and look out for a detailed blog once the Season starts.

Season-exclusive Special Research

Toward the start of the season, all Trainers will be able to access the Season of Legends Special Research. Follow Professor Willow as he makes exciting discoveries about Therian Forme Tornadus, Therian Forme Thundurus, and Therian Forme Landorus, the first three Legendary Pokémon featured during this Season. Complete this Special Research to earn Tornadus, Thundurus, and Landorus Candy as well as other rewards.

Be on the lookout for bonuses and items throughout the Season!

You can look forward to even more goodies this Season, such as the following bonuses and items.

  • Players can receive increased XP from five-star raids throughout this Season only. Free Remote Raid Passes will be available at certain times during the Season. Stay tuned for more details on when these Remote Raid Passes will be available in the shop!
  • Throughout the Season, you’ll have even more opportunities to be legendary! March Community Day, GO Battle League Season 7, all-new events, and more will be coming. You can also look forward to a series of events toward the end of the Season that will certainly be legendary.




Spawns

Different Pokémon will be appearing in the wild!

As the seasons change, different kinds of Pokémon will be appearing in different habitats in the wild! For example, you might find Mantine or Frillish appearing near water, or maybe you’ll happen upon a Voltorb or Glameow while in the city! If you happen to be traversing near grassy and forested areas, you might find Hoppip floating peacefully in the air. These and many more Pokémon will be appearing more often in the wild, so keep a lookout and stay tuned for more details!

Hemisphere-exclusive Pokémon

During this Season, the kinds of Pokémon that appear more often in the wild exclusively in either the northern or southern hemisphere will be greatly expanded from last Season!


In the northern hemisphere, you’ll be able to encounter Pokémon like Tangela, Combee, Croagunk, Ducklett, and many more in the wild! First partner Pokémon originally discovered in the Sinnoh region—Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup—will also be appearing in the wild, alongside Spring Form Deerling. If you’re extremely lucky, you might even encounter Pokémon such as Scyther, Dratini, or Cottonee in the wild!

Northern Hemisphere

  • shiny
    Caterpie
  • Metapod
  • Butterfree
  • shiny
    Venonat
  • Venomoth
  • shiny
    Poliwag
  • Poliwhirl
  • shiny
    Ponyta
  • shiny
    Tangela
  • shiny
    Scyther
  • shiny
    Dratini
  • shiny
    Snubbull
  • Granbull
  • shiny
    Teddiursa
  • shiny
    Miltank
  • shiny
    Lotad
  • Lombre
  • shiny
    Taillow
  • Swellow
  • shiny
    Skitty
  • shiny
    Shuppet
  • shiny
    Turtwig
  • shiny
    Chimchar
  • shiny
    Piplup
  • shiny
    Combee
  • shiny
    Buneary
  • shiny
    Croagunk
  • Toxicroak
  • shiny
    Patrat
  • shiny
    Cottonee
  • Ducklett
  • Deerling (Spring)
  • shiny
    Karrablast

In the southern hemisphere, Pokémon like Mankey, Yanma, Buizel, Woobat, and many more will be appearing in the wild, alongside first partner Pokémon originally discovered in the Unova region—Snivy, Tepig, and Oshawott! If you’re extremely lucky, you might encounter a Pineco, Bagon, or Ferroseed. Keep your eyes out for Autumn Form Deerling, too!

Southern Hemisphere

  • shiny
    Spearow
  • Fearow
  • shiny
    Ekans
  • shiny
    Vulpix
  • Ninetales
  • shiny
    Zubat
  • Golbat
  • shiny
    Oddish
  • Gloom
  • shiny
    Paras
  • shiny
    Diglett
  • shiny
    Mankey
  • shiny
    Sentret
  • shiny
    Yanma
  • shiny
    Pineco
  • shiny
    Remoraid
  • shiny
    Poochyena
  • Mightyena
  • shiny
    Zigzagoon
  • shiny
    Seedot
  • shiny
    Bagon
  • shiny
    Buizel
  • shiny
    Drifloon
  • shiny
    Stunky
  • shiny
    Snivy
  • shiny
    Tepig
  • shiny
    Oshawott
  • shiny
    Woobat
  • Deerling (Autumn)
  • shiny
    Ferroseed
  • shiny
    Shelmet

Only Female Frillish is available in the wild. Male Frillish is available as a GBL reward

Both Hemispheres

  • shiny
    Rattata
  • shiny
    Pikachu
  • Raichu
  • shiny
    Nidoran♀
  • shiny
    Nidoran♂
  • Nidorino
  • shiny
    Jigglypuff
  • shiny
    Psyduck
  • Golduck
  • shiny
    Growlithe
  • shiny
    Abra
  • Kadabra
  • shiny
    Magnemite
  • Magneton
  • shiny
    Gastly
  • shiny
    Drowzee
  • shiny
    Voltorb
  • shiny
    Cubone
  • shiny
    Koffing
  • Weezing
  • shiny
    Jynx
  • shiny
    Magikarp
  • shiny
    Eevee
  • shiny
    Kabuto
  • shiny
    Chikorita
  • Bayleef
  • Meganium
  • shiny
    Cyndaquil
  • Quilava
  • Typhlosion
  • shiny
    Totodile
  • Croconaw
  • Feraligatr
  • shiny
    Sudowoodo
  • shiny
    Hoppip
  • shiny
    Wooper
  • shiny
    Dunsparce
  • shiny
    Swinub
  • shiny
    Mantine
  • shiny
    Phanpy
  • shiny
    Wurmple
  • shiny
    Surskit
  • Masquerain
  • shiny
    Whismur
  • Loudred
  • shiny
    Aron
  • Lairon
  • shiny
    Aggron
  • shiny
    Plusle
  • shiny
    Minun
  • shiny
    Spoink
  • Grumpig
  • shiny
    Swablu
  • shiny
    Castform
  • shiny
    Chimecho
  • shiny
    Starly
  • shiny
    Bidoof
  • Cherrim
  • shiny
    Glameow
  • shiny
    Gible
  • Gabite
  • shiny
    Munna
  • shiny
    Drilbur
  • shiny
    Venipede
  • shiny
    Gothita
  • shiny
    Solosis
  • shiny
    Frillish
  • shiny
    Joltik
  • shiny
    Fennekin
  • shiny
    Froakie
  • shiny
    Bunnelby
  • shiny
    Fletchling
  • shiny
    Litleo
  • shiny
    Noibat

Eggs

Different Pokémon will be hatching from Eggs!

Volbeat or Illumise will also hatch from 2 km Eggs, depending on where you are.

In 2 km Eggs

  • shiny
    Growlithe
  • shiny
    Cubone
  • shiny
    Magikarp
  • shiny
    Hoppip
  • shiny
    Wooper
  • shiny
    Dunsparce
  • shiny
    Treecko
  • shiny
    Torchic
  • shiny
    Mudkip
  • shiny
    Meditite
  • shiny
    Volbeat
  • shiny
    Illumise
  • shiny
    Wailmer
  • shiny
    Spoink
  • shiny
    Swablu
  • shiny
    Budew
  • shiny
    Minccino
  • shiny
    Bunnelby
  • shiny
    Fletchling
  • shiny
    Litleo

Certain other Pokémon will also continue to hatch from 5 km Eggs depending on where you are.

In 5 km Eggs

  • shiny
    Drowzee
  • shiny
    Voltorb
  • shiny
    Lickitung
  • shiny
    Scyther
  • shiny
    Eevee
  • shiny
    Pineco
  • shiny
    Ralts
  • shiny
    Azurill
  • shiny
    Feebas
  • shiny
    Clamperl
  • shiny
    Munna
  • shiny
    Blitzle
  • shiny
    Roggenrola
  • shiny
    Gothita
  • shiny
    Solosis
  • shiny
    Chespin
  • shiny
    Fennekin
  • shiny
    Froakie

Sigilyph will also hatch from 10 km Eggs, depending on where you are.

In 10 km Eggs

  • shiny
    Nincada
  • shiny
    Shinx
  • shiny
    Gible
  • shiny
    Riolu
  • shiny
    Audino
  • shiny
    Timburr
  • shiny
    Darumaka
  • Emolga
  • shiny
    Alomomola
  • shiny
    Klink
  • shiny
    Litwick
  • shiny
    Axew
  • shiny
    Golett
  • shiny
    Rufflet
  • shiny
    Espurr
  • shiny
    Noibat

Raids

More Pokémon will make their Pokémon GO debut in Legendary Raids and Mega Raids!.

This Season will start with some Legendary Pokémon making their Pokémon GO debut—Therian Forme Tornadus, Therian Forme Thundurus, and Therian Forme Landorus! Stay tuned for more details. There might be some other Legendary faces making their Pokémon GO debut appearing later in the Season, too!

Appearing in Raid Battles

  • shiny
    Tornadus (Therian)
  • shiny
    Thundurus (Therian)
  • shiny
    Landorus (Therian)

Starting March 1, different Mega-Evolved Pokémon will be appearing in Mega Raids, and other Mega-Evolved Pokémon will be making their Pokémon GO debut over the course of the Season. Keep an ear out for more details soon, Trainers!

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