Pokémon GO Choose A Path: Basking In The Radiance Or Hidden In The Umbra?
Trainers who purchase a ticket for Fest 2024 will receive a Special Research quest that asks them to choose a path, either Basking In The Radiance or Hidden In The Umbra. This is a relatively important decision to make, as the outcome will decide which of the two new fusion Pokémon you get, either Dusk Mane Necrozma or Dawn Wings Necrozma.
Branching paths are becoming more common in quests, letting Trainers decide which kind of tasks they want to complete or what rewards they'll get along the way. While the outcomes of these decisions aren't always that significant, the difference between the two paths in this Fest 2024 Special Research quest is actually quite huge.
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The path you choose depends on which fusion Pokémon you're more interested in, but if you're struggling to decide, then choose the path. Completing all of the tasks on this path will reward you with everything you need to fuse a Dusk Mane Necrozma. This Psychic/Steel-type Pokémon is expected to be the top Steel-type attacker for Raids and is also a standout in the Master League, where it has loads of type resistances and a huge Attack stat.
On the other hand, if you'd prefer to add a Dawn Wings Necrozma to your collection, then choose the path. Dawn Wings Necrozma is a Ghost/Psychic-type Pokémon that's expected to be on par with Mega Gengar as a Ghost-type attacker for Raids, which means it's going to be an absolute beast. Like Dusk Mane Necrozma, it's also going to be excellent in the Master League thanks to its massive Attack stat and devastating Charged Move Moongeist Beam.
Regardless of which path you choose, you'll still be able to get both fusion forms of Necrozma by taking part in Raid Battles on the Sunday of Pokémon GO Fest 2024.
Ultimately, the path you choose is down to personal preference. All of the tasks and other rewards will most likely be the
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