Pokémon Go Community Day: August date and what to expect
Niantic has revealed when the next Pokémon Go Community Day is and what the featured Pokémon for the August 2024 event is.
Each month, we’re treated to a new Community Day that encourages us to open up the game, go for a walk, and play with others.
During these special days, one Pokémon has vastly increased spawn rates for a few hours and they’ll be able to learn a featured attack if you evolve them to their final form during the event or up to five hours afterwards.
What’s more, the Community Day Classic is bringing back a Community Day from the past each month with a returning Pokémon having increased spawn rates.
The schedule for August 2024 has been revealed and we’re here to explain it.
Keep reading to find out when the Pokémon Go Community Day August date is and what its featured Pokémon is. We’ll also let you in on when and what the Community Day Classic is in August 2024.
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The next Pokémon Go Community Day is taking place on Saturday 31st August 2024, from 2pm to 5pm local time around the world. Its featured Pokémon is Popplio.
Niantic confirmed that the August 2024 edition of the Pokémon Go Community Day’s featured Pokémon is Popplio, the Sea Lion Pokémon.
During the three hours between 2pm-5pm, Popplio will appear in the wild in far greater numbers thanks to an increased spawn rate. Yes, Popplio can be Shiny.
Before we have our fun on the Community Day, however, there’s a Community Day Classic to look forward to.
The next Pokémon Go Community Day Classic is on Sunday 18th August 2024, from 2pm to 5pm local time around the world. Its featured Pokémon is Beldum.
Beldum is back in a Community Day Classic – the original Beldum Community Day took place way back in October 2018.
Evolve a Beldum up to a Metagross during the event (or up to two
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