Pokémon Go Ultra Space Wonders: Event and rewards explained
A new event is taking place right now in Niantic’s mobile Pokémon game, which gives you the chance to catch Stakataka, Blacephalon and Naganadel – it’s time to take part in the Pokémon Go Ultra Space Wonders event!
During this event, you can battle in new 5-Star Raids featuring Ultra Beasts Stakataka and Blacephalon, encounter a set list of Pokémon that appear more frequently, complete vent-themed Field Research and more.
It’s a nice little event, but it lasts just five days — so you’d better get out there quick if you want to take part in the fun!
Keep reading to find out everything there is to know about the Pokémon Go Ultra Space Wonders event start date and end time. You’ll also find the full list of what’s included and rewards on offer during the event below.
The Ultra Space Wonders event in Pokémon Go start date was Thursday 23rd May and its end date is Tuesday 28th May 2024.
You have until 8pm local time on 28th May to play through the event and get everything you want out of it.
These timings (and more) were confirmed on the official Pokémon Go website.
What are you still doing here? Get out there and get playing the Ultra Space Wonders event already! There’s not long left.
The Pokémon Go Ultra Space Wonders event introduces Naganadel to Niantic’s game. From this point on, players can now evolve Poipole into Naganadel with 200 Poipole Candy after catching 20 Dragon-type Pokémon with Poipole as their Buddy.
What’s more, Ultra Beasts Stakataka and Blacephalon are available to battle as 5-Star Raids during the event. Stakataka is Eastern Hemisphere-only and Blacephalon is Western Hemisphere-only.
You’ll earn double XP for winning these Ultra Beast Raid Battles during the event.
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