Pokémon Go Tynamo Community Day: July date and what to expect
Pokémon Go's community days are great events if you're looking for a particular creature to catch. Each time, a specific Pokémon is set to appear at a much higher frequency than usual. Quite often they're quite rare, too.
The first community day was held in 2018, and the next one is less than a month away.
So you're probably wondering which Pokémon is out in abundance this time around. It was the legendary dragon Goodra last month, so there's big shoes to fill!
Let's take a look at July's Pokémon Go community day.
As implied in the name, the Pokémon Go Tynamo Community Day will only take place within one day. It's only a short amount of time, too, so it's easy to miss.
The event will take place on Sunday 21st July, from 2p.m. until 5p.m.
That's only three hours, so get it in your diary and don't miss it!
If you're familiar with community days, you'll know the sort of thing to expect; increased appearances from said Pokémon and special bonuses. But let's dive into the specifics of July's.
As you might have guessed already, the featured Pokémon this time will be Tynamo. An electric type first introduced in generation 5, this eel-looking creature appears cute but packs a punch. Well, a shock.
There's also a chance you'll encounter a shiny one!
The featured attack is Fast Attack Volt Switch.
The official website says the following: «Evolve Eelektrik (Tynamo's evolution) during the event or up to five hours afterward to get an Eelektross that knows the Fast Attack Volt Switch.»
For all the details, head over to the official blog post here.
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