Pokemon GO Water Festival 2019 Event



With the current Water Fest approaching, many trainers are attempting to determine their top objectives and goals for the event. We at GamePress have produced a list of Pokémon that we believe are the most beneficial among those that have been confirmed/are anticipated to come for the event in the aim of simplifying your planning and assisting you in focusing your objectives.

The 2019 Water Festival was the third Water Festival event in Pokémon GO.

 

Kingler and Crawdaunt may now use the Charged Attack Crabhammer.

Pokemon GO Water Festival 2019 is an unique in-game event that involves more Water-type Pokemon spawning in the wild and near water, as well as more frequent egg hatching. The event includes Shiny Carvanha and Shiny Barboach and runs from Friday, August 23 through Friday, August 30, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT. Crabhammer, a new Water-type Charged Action in Pokémon GO, will be accessible to Kingler and Crawdaunt.

Water-type Pokémon like as Blastoise, Vaporeon, Lapras, and others will emerge in raids in addition to the standard benefits. Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf will be available in five-star raids in their respective areas on Wednesday, August 28, 2019, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time!

Water Festival 2019



 



Event information













Event Pokemon GO Water Festival 2019
Date + Time

  • Start: Friday, August 23, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT

  • End: Friday, August 30, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT

Event Bonuses


In-game



  • 2× Hatch Candy

  • If you have a Water-type Pokémon as your Buddy, the distance to earn Buddy Candy will be halved.


Features



  • Water-type Pokémon like Magikarp, Wooper, Wailmer, and more will appear more frequently in the wild.

  • The following Pokémon will be appearing more frequently in the wild around water: Wartortle, Poliwhirl, Seaking, Lapras, Qwilfish, Mantine, Lotad, Feebas, Piplup, Buizel, and Finneon.

  • Water-type Pokémon will hatch more often from Eggs.

  • Kingler and Crawdaunt will be able to learn Crabhammer, a Water-type Charged Attack that is newly available in Pokémon GO.

  • If you manage to surf the waves of luck, you might encounter Shiny Carvanha or Shiny Barboach!














Shiny Carvanha Shiny Sharpedo
Shiny Barboach Shiny Whiscash


Raids



  • Water-type Pokémon like Blastoise, Vaporeon, Lapras, and more will appear in raids.

  • On Wednesday, August 28, 2019, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time, you’ll be able to encounter Uxie, Mesprit, or Azelf in five-star raids in their respective regions!


Water-Type Pokemon that can be shiny


We've compiled a list of Water-Type Pokémon that can shine. During the Water Festival, most of these Pokemon will have higher spawning, giving it a great time for shiny checking and catching one or two new shinnies. Remember that regardless of the event, the probability of a wild shining encounter is 1 in 450. Carvanha and Barboach are likely to have had their shine rates increased throughout the event, but the others should have the standard chances. We haven't included any infant forms, second or third evolution phases to keep the chart size minimal.












































Squirtle Psyduck Seel
Shellder Krabby Horsea
Poliwag Magikarp Lapras
Omanyte Kabuto Totodile
Marill Wobbuffet Mudkip
Lotad Wingull Wailmer
Feebas Clamperl Carvanha
Barboach


Parting words


The Water Festival this year is an excellent chance to capture some new shinies and stroll the heck out of your 100% IV Magikarp. There's also a nice assortment of PvP-friendly Pokémon (Barboach and Wooper come to mind), as well as a chance to swap gears with new raids.

Pokemon GO lovers will be pleased to know that the Water Festival is returning to the game. Here's all you need to know about the popular event.

 

Pokemon GO Water Festival 2019 Details And Guide

Summer is coming to an end, but there is still at least one huge Pokemon GO event left until September. Gamers may take a little break from wondering about the forthcoming September Ultra Bonus events to start thinking about Water Festival 2019. Since so many charming and adored Pokemon are Water-types, the yearly event is one of the most popular recurrent parts of the game, thus late August should be a very exciting time for trainers.

Next month, Pokemon GO users will most likely be going through Jirachi Research, but for now, it's all about the Water-types. The event will include a few new shiny monsters to hunt down, as well as enhanced Water-type spawns and egg hatches, and the reintroduction of Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf to five-star raids (for a limited time during the event).

The forthcoming event begins on August 23, and many of the benefits will be available through August 30. Don't expect to see the Lake Trio populating five-star Raids throughout the duration. This incentive will only be accessible during a special Raid Hour on August 28 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time.


Bonuses



  • 2× Hatch Candy

  • Water-type Pokemon buddies gain candy at half of the usual distance.



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Water-type Pokemon like as Magikarp, Wooper, Wailmer, and others will become increasingly common in the wild.

Wartortle, Poliwhirl, Seaking, Lapras, Qwilfish, Mantine, Lotad, Feebas, Piplup, Buizel, and Finneon will emerge more commonly in the wild near water.

Water-type Pokémon hatch more often from Eggs.

Crabhammer, a Water-type Charged Attack, will be available to Kingler and Crawdaunt.

Shiny Barboach or Shiny Carvanha will be reintroduced into the wild.

This event includes a plethora of intriguing benefits for collectors as well as end-game gamers. There are some fantastic chances to acquire new Water-types for your PvE and PvP squads, as well as the possibility to add some new shiny Pokemon to your collection. The advantages should be enough to entice a large number of participants to participate in the Water Festival.

Catching shiny Pokemon gives the trainer no advantage in combat, but it is a fun extra challenge to add to the game. Shiny Pokémon are ideal for displaying to the rest of the community at Gyms.

Keep an eye out for additional Pokemon GO strategy guides, news, and updates in the near future. Until then, trainers, best of luck!

Pokemon GO is presently accessible on Android and iOS smartphones in specific locations.

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