Stardust Blast 2018 Event
Another in-game event is being held by Niantic for Pokemon Go. Players may now earn twice as much Stardust for catching Pokemon and hatching eggs during the Stardust Blast event, which will remain until 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET on November 13.
Stardust Blast 2018 Event is Here!
Also, its advantages add to the bonuses provided on this month's Community Day, allowing you to collect four times as much Stardust as usual there.
Together with the Stardust Blast occasion, two new Gen 4 Pokemon have started showing up in Pokemon Go. The pre-evolved version of Roselia, Budew, may be produced from eggs, while the charming Water-type Buizel is now accessible across the globe as a Raid Fight. The latter comes just in time, since Niantic just made the new Adventure Sync function available to most Pokemon Go players, greatly simplifying the process of hatching eggs.
More events than Stardust Blast are currently taking place in Pokemon Go. Niantic has made two new Shiny Pokemon, Cubone and Ponyta, temporarily accessible to commemorate the launch of Ingress Prime. The two warring factions in Ingress Prime, The Enlightened and The Resistance, have the same colors and are represented by these Shiny variations, which are green and blue, respectively.
On Saturday, November 10, the aforementioned Community Day event is planned to occur. The featured Pokemon this time is the Gen 2 starter Cyndaquil, which may learn the potent move Blast Burn if evolved into its ultimate form, Typhlosion, up to an hour after the event concludes.
The first Gen 4 Legendary Pokémon to show up in Pokemon Go, Giratina, is still still a Pokemon that players may capture. Giratina debuted as a Raid Fight during the most recent Halloween event, and it will continue to roam gyms until November 20. Here are some hints on how to capture Giratina in case you need assistance adding one to your collection.
Trainers of Pokémon, hello!
Here is your opportunity to gather additional Stardust in Pokémon GO, whether you want to use it to level up some of your favorite Pokémon or trade for any of the brand-new Gen IV species to complete your Pokédex.
The first of what we anticipate will be many Stardust Blast events has officially begun, according to the official Pokémon GO Twitter account! Players of Pokémon GO may anticipate double Stardust from hatching eggs and capturing Pokémon during these times!
One week from now, on November 13, at 1 p.m. PST, the first of these events will end. So be sure to benefit from it!
Trainers in Pokémon GO will be able to earn twice as much Stardust from November 6 at 1 p.m. PST through November 13 at 1 p.m. PST for hatching Eggs and capturing Pokémon. It's the ideal chance to get the necessary supplies for bolstering your Pokémon group. Remember that the Stardust Blast event is only available today, November 13, so take advantage of it while you can!
And if you need any more motivation to get out and start collecting more Pokémon, it seems like some new Generation IV Pokémon will be available in conjunction with this event. Buizel has reportedly been seen in the wild as of right now, but it's reasonable to infer that there are likely at least a few more hiding if we're seeing one new Pokémon. So be on the lookout!
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