Pokémon GO: Max Out Finale Event Guide

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The Max Out Finale event is a special in-game event that wraps up the Max Out season. This event showcases Pokémon from the Galar region, bringing in new ones and their shiny versions. The event runs from Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at 10:00 AM to Sunday, December 1, 2024, at 8:00 PM local time. A bundle of items will be available to purchase in the in-game shop during the event.

Players will earn extra experience points for successful raids, have shorter distances for hatching eggs, and can hold more Remote Raid Passes. There are special Field Research tasks related to the event that give rewards like Stardust and chances to catch event-themed Pokémon. Two paid research options will be available, one that gives regular rewards and another premium version with extra bonuses. Additionally, there are Collection Challenges where players can catch and hatch specific Pokémon for more rewards, and PokéStops will showcase special event themes.

During the Max Out Finale event, the new Pokémon being introduced are Galarian Corsola, and its evolution, Cursola. There will also be a shiny version of Galarian Corsola available, but that's just a shiny version of a Pokémon that already exists. This adds a new Ghost/Water-type Pokémon to the game. Plus, players will be able to hatch a shiny version of Galarian Corsola, a rarer variant of this new Pokémon.

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You can only get Galarian Corsola and Cursola by hatching them from7km Eggs during this event; you won't find them in the wild or raids. To evolve Galarian Corsola into Cursola, you need 50 Corsola Candy. Players also have the chance to get a shiny Regieleki and shiny Regidrago. These Legendary Pokémon, which are Electric- and Dragon-types respectively, are strong additions to any trainer's team, and their shiny versions are going to be something most players go after. You can find