Diancie in Pokémon Go: Glitz and Glam Special Research explained
If you’re after the Mythical Pokémon Diancie in Pokémon Go, your best chance at catching one is happening right now!
The Glitz and Glam event is taking place as you’re reading this, so it’s time to pull out your phone and add the Rock and Fairy-type Pokémon to your 'Dex.
Before you do that, though, it’s best you know how to get Diancie in Pokémon Go. Luckily for you, we’re on hand to tell you exactly how to do just that and how long you’ll have to do it.
Keep reading to find out everything there is to know about the new Pokémon Go Diancie event and how to complete the Glitz and Glam free Special Research.
The Glitz and Glam event in Pokémon Go began on 1st May 2024, and its event-exclusive free Special Research story began at 10am local time worldwide.
Overall, the event lasts just three days: Wednesday 1st May to Friday 3rd May (11:59pm local time).
During these three days, you can take part in Diancie-themed Field Research when you spin Photo Discs at PokéStops. Catch 10 Pokémon for a Carbink encounter and power up Pokémon 10 times to earn 10 lots of Diancie Mega Energy.
Complete all of these tasks by 11:59pm on 3rd May to earn some Diancie Mega Energy and encounters with Carbink.
You’re here for Diancie, though. Well, good news, everyone! The Diancie Glitz and Glam free Special Research story doesn’t expire. It went live at 10am local time on 1st May and will remain as long as long as it takes you to complete it.
How do you complete the free Special Research story and earn yourself a Diancie encounter in Pokémon Go? Keep reading to find out!
To get Diancie in Pokémon Go, you need to complete step four of the Glitz and Glam free Special Research story.
Glitz and Glam was made available to everyone for free as of 1st May and it doesn’t expire. This means you have all the time in the world to complete the Special Research.
Before we dive into the quests that need completing in each step to unlock Diancie, it’s worth pointing out – as per the official Pokémon Go
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