Let's Go Celebration 2018 Event



Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! were released on the Nintendo Switch during the Let's Go Celebration event in Pokémon GO. It included new Mythical Pokémon Meltan as well as spawning and field research on Pokémon first seen in the Kanto area.

Let's Go Celebration 2018 Event Event is Here!


Let's Go Celebration 2018 Event

Niantic has unveiled a unique Pokemon Go event dubbed Let's Go event to mark the launch of Pokemon Let's Go on the Nintendo Switch. Raid bosses were also changed, in addition to everything else.

The entire list of Let's Go event Raid Bosses is available below if you're curious about which Pokemon presently occupy the tier 1 through tier 5 places in Pokemon GO.

Update as of 11/28/2018: Trainers, new raid bosses are now appearing in the game as a result of another modification to the raid boss pool. The updated, comprehensive list is available here.

Trainers, the Let's Go celebration event is now ended, and the Pokemon Go community says that a new wave of raid bosses has appeared.

Pokemon Let's Go, Eevee! and Let's Go, Pikachu! Now that the celebration event has over, Pokemon Go players worldwide are reporting the appearance of new raid bosses in the game.

Without further ado, here is the most recent list of raid bosses.

Pokemon Go Post Let’s Go event Raid Bosses


Tier 1

  • Omanyte

  • Magikarp

  • Kabuto

  • Wailmer


Tier 2

  • Electabuzz

  • Sudowoodo

  • Mawile

  • Manectric


Tier 3

  • Onix

  • Machamp

  • Aerodactyl

  • Jolteon


Tier 4

  • Absol

  • Golem

  • Rhydon

  • Tyranitar


Tier 5

  • Cresselia


Let's Go Celebration 2018 Event

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