When is Pokémon Go Fest 2024? Necrozma teased as event nears
radiotimes.comWith summer fast approaching, we don’t have long to wait until Pokémon Go Fest 2024, during which Necrozma is teased to make an appearance.
Necrozoma was first introduced in Gen VII, and acted as the mascot for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon for the Nintendo 3DS.
We also now know where the in-person events will be taking place, so you can start checking what inconvenient airport you’ll need to travel to to get your mega discount flights.
It’s not just Necrozma who’s making an appearance, either, as other fan favourites from generations past will be introduced to Pokémon Go as part of the event.
There’s plenty to be getting through, though, so read on to find out everything you need to know ahead of the global Pokémon bonanza!
Pokémon Go Fest 2024 starts with real-world events that run from 30th May to 2nd June in Sendai, Japan, 14th June to 16th June in Madrid, Spain, and between 5th July to 7th July in New York, USA - with the event as a whole concluding with Pokémon Go Fest 2024: Global between 13th to 14th July.
Hopefully, one of these locations isn’t too far from you, or you can snag a cheap hotel and flight to experience it in person.
If not, there is always next year, as the event takes place in different cities — but said cities have always been in Japan, Europe and the USA.
You can book Pokémon Go Fest 2024 tickets from the official website.
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Yes, Necrozma is expected to feature in Pokémon Go Fest 2024 as part of raids.
This was teased during the 2024 Solar Eclipse, when the Pokémon Go X (formerly Twitter) account shared a video showing the shadow of Necrozoma superimposed on a pedestrian crossing.
The official announcement followed, and you’ll be able to battle Necrozma in 5-Star Raids.
Necrozma has multiple forms, but it’s unclear
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