Pokémon GO Choose A Path: Pancham, Galarian Weezing, or Inkay?
To celebrate the 2024 Pokémon World Championships taking place in Hawaii, a set of Timed Research focusing on team building for the GO Battle League is available to claim and complete in . As part of this limited-time quest, Trainers will be asked to between three team options, so you might be wondering which one is the best choice.
Branching paths like this one have become fairly common in. Some of them are simple, and don't affect the outcome of their associated Timed Research very much, but others require a bit more thought. The 2024 Pokémon World Championships Team Building Timed Research is an instance where this is the case, as the path you choose will decide which team of three Pokémon you'll be able to catch.
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There will always be an element of personal preference in choices like this, but the best path to choose is Pancham's team, with Dunsparce, Mantine, and Pancham reward encounters. This is primarily because, out of all three teams, Mantine is the most useful Great League competitor in the current meta. It has nice bulk, a good moveset, and the potential to take out some of the biggest threats like Annihilape, Azumarill, Vigoroth, and Gligar.
The second best path to choose would be Inkay's team, with Jigglypuff, Shellos, and Inkay as reward encounters. Jigglypuff's evolution Wigglytuff is a top-tier Charm user in the Great League, making it a massive threat to Dark-type, Fighting-type, and Dragon-type opponents. Inkay's evolution, Malamar, is also a great Pokémon to have in your collection in case the Psychic Cup returns to the GO Battle League in the future.
The official blog post for the 2024 Pokémon World Championships event highlights that there are coming to the GO Battle League in the game's next season. It's unknown what those changes are, but the wording suggests that all of these Pokémon may have
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