Beldum Community Day in October 21, 2018

Beldum Community Day is the greatest and must have event in the Pokemon Go world. Get a Metagross that understands Meteor Mash, hunt down Shiny Beldum, and hatch Eggs more rapidly on Sunday, October 21. This month’s Pokémon GO Community Day will be celebrated on Sunday, October 21, 2018, and Beldum will be the highlighted Pokémon of the day. During a three-hour timeframe, wild Beldum will arise with substantially higher frequency than typical. You’ll want to capture as many as you can during that time period—Beldum develop into Metang, and if you evolve a Metang into Metagross within that three hours or up to one hour following the event, it will know the attack Meteor Mash! Only Metagross that develop or are captured during the Community Day activities will learn this great ability.
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  With September's Pokemon Go Community Day behind us, Niantic has published the first information on its upcoming monthly event. October's Community Day is slated to take place on Sunday, October 21, and this time, the featured Pokemon will be Beldum, the initial form of the formidable Steel/Psychic-type Metagross. All during the event, Beldum will occur significantly more often in the wild than usual. Based on past Community Days, it is also likely that fans will have their first chance to catch a Shiny Beldum; while Niantic hasn't confirmed this, the developer has introduced Shiny variants of nearly every featured Pokemon during previous events, which all but guarantees that Shiny Beldum will make its debut next month. 0_Pokemon-GO-Beldum-Shiny-How-to-catch-Shiny-Beldum-and-Metacross-AFTER-Community-Day-737914 It's finally autumn up here in the northeast, with fast plummeting Mercury that seems a world different from the sticky humidity we experienced only last week. And what better way to appreciate that brisk autumn air than than going out there and catching Pokémon? It's time for our October Community Day in Pokémon GO, where Beldum will be emerging in swarms for a rare three hours this coming Sunday. Read on for specifics on the Pokémon, the bonus, the move, as well as start and finish timings.
Start/End Times: The October Community Day is on Sunday, October 21. As usual, the event will take place in three main time zones, and therefore your start time will vary on where you are in the world:
  • North America: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
  • Pacific Europe, the Middle East And Africa: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. UTC
  • Asia/Pacific: 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. JST
The Pokémon: Beldum is a strange species. It's a Steel/Psychic-type that develops first into Metang and then into Metagross, which is a competent high CP Pokémon helpful in numerous scenarios. Seems definitely it bizarre, however: Beldum itself is simply kind of a floating eye on a stick, while Metagross is a gigantic spider type of creature. It's quite uncommon in the wild, which will no likely generate some decent numbers this Sunday, especially considering people will still be going for Gen 4 species at the same time. As usual, Beldum will likely be available in shiny form as well. The Move: Any Beldum that develops into Metagross on Community Day will learn Meteor Mash, which should be a helpful way to fill out Beldum as a powerful Steel-type attacker. Metagross is most certainly a good monster, and the relative dearth of Steel-types should keep it helpful in the meta for a long time. The Bonus: As usual, any lures engaged on Community Day will last three hours instead of the normal 30 minutes, which is very beneficial given all the new Pokémon hatching in the globe right now. We're also gaining a benefit to egg distance: eggs will hatch in 1/4 the time for the period, handy for cracking 10km eggs seeking for Riolu. Egg hatching distance is usually a type of double-edged sword of an advantage. It does actually help you to make speedy progress, but in order to take full use of it, you've need to invest a large amount of money for incubators.

Beldum Community Day is Here!

  Beldum_shiny_community_day Gen 4 and probable new Legendary: an It's exciting moment for Pokémon GO, with new Gen 4 monsters pulling gamers out like only new Pokémon can. We'll also likely be receiving a new legendary whenever Mewtwo makes its leave, and that may grab some major attention. I'd anticipate this to be a well-attended Community Day. In addition to all the Beldum fun, all Eggs will hatch four times as rapidly during the festival hours. Plus, Lure Modules will stay active for three hours, letting Trainers get the most out of the event. You could even meet a Shiny Beldum on your quest! Check below to find out when the event hours fall in your part of the world:
  • The Americas: October 21, 2018, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. PDT
  • The Asia-Pacific region: October 21, 2018, from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. JST
  • Europe, the Middle East, and Africa: October 21, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. UTC
Stock up on Poké Balls, get your Lure Modules ready, and prepare to meet up with other Trainers to celebrate the Pokémon GO community! When you post your experiences on social media, remember to include the hashtag #PokemonGOCommunityDay so everyone sees your successes. We’ll see you on Sunday, October 21!   beldum-metang-metagross-community-day-pokemon-go-normal-shiny-forms Stock up on Poké Balls, get your Lure Modules ready, and prepare to meet up with other Trainers to celebrate the Pokémon GO community! When you post your experiences on social media, remember to include the hashtag #PokemonGOCommunityDay so everyone sees your successes. We'll see you on Sunday, October 21! Sources: https://pokemongolive.com/events/community-day/ and https://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-news/beldum-shines-on-community-day/ https://pokemongocentral.one/beldum-community-day-in-october-21-2018/?feed_id=31180&_unique_id=63d6d47eca4e4

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