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Daily Bonus

Trainers are eligible to earn a **daily bonus** for capturing Pokémon or visiting PokéStops every day. A larger bonus will be awarded if done consecutively for seven days in a row.

With the release of this game feature, Daily Bonus Celebration event happened.

Tracking of daily bonus streaks was initially possible only by seeing the current daily bonus after obtaining one for performing the respective action. Since April 2020, with introduction of Today View page, players can track their streaks from there.

## First Catch of the Day

*A "day" starts at midnight local time. (i.e. If one catches a Pokémon at any time on Tuesday local time, they will be eligible for the next daily bonus on Wednesday at 12:00 a.m. local time.)*
## First PokéStop of the Day

 7 days straight

*A "day" starts at midnight local time. (i.e. If one spins a PokeStop at any time on Tuesday local time, they will be eligible for the next daily bonus on Wednesday at 12:00 a.m. local time.)*
## Gallery

First Catch Bonus previewFirst PokéStop Bonus preview

## Trivia

* Initially, Trainer only received extra 500 XP and 600 Stardust of the First Catch of the Day (2000 XP and 3000 Stardust on the seventh day). It is tripled since the COVID-19 pandemic and was announced to be permanent on September 29th, 2020.

## References

1. ↑ More bonuses, more fun! Daily bonuses are coming.... *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2016-11-03.
2. ↑ Increased Daily Bonuses, changes to Gifts, and rotating 1 PokéCoin bundles. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2020-03-24.
3. ↑ Updates to temporary bonuses. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2020-10-02.
Claymore

*"ta mere la pute"*
— Description du jeu

La **claymore** est un gadget d'attaquant apparaissant dans *Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege*. Ce gadget peut être équipé par de nombreux attaquants et être utilisé pour contrer les défenseurs se baladant à travers la carte.

## Description

Après avoir été déployé, le claymore projette trois fils de déclenchement laser visibles depuis son front après un court délai d'environ 1,5 s. Les trois lasers vont jusqu'à une distance de 3 m, l'un tirant du centre du Claymore et les deux autres à environ 30 degrés sur le côté.

Les rayons de la claymore sont suffisamment bas pour passer à travers les portes barricadées et les trous de drones; ils peuvent également traverser les trous des murs destructibles. Les objets physiques peuvent bloquer les lasers, permettant à l'attaquant de minimiser la visibilité d'un claymore en bloquant certains des lasers.

Lorsqu'un agent défenseur touche un des rayons de la claymore, elle explose immédiatement. L'explosion est principalement dirigée vers l'avant, infligeant des dégâts dans un arc de 180 degrés devant la mine, mais l'explosion inflige également des dégâts complets aux agents dans un cercle d'un rayon d'un mètre autour de la claymore. Les opérateurs se tenant à plus d'un mètre derrière la mine ne seront pas blessés par l'explosion. Semblable à l'application réelle de ce type de mine, cela permet aux attaquants de placer des claymores très près de leurs propres positions sans risquer de se blesser.

Les dégâts d'une claymore sont égaux à ceux d'une grenade frag (142, 120 et 105 points contre les trois types d'armure respectivement) depuis l'extension *Operation Health*. Cela signifie que la seule classe qui est capable de survivre à une seule explosion sans plaques de blindage ou de sur-guérison est l'armure de niveau trois et même dans ce cas, seulement si l'opérateur est en pleine santé et vers la portée maximale du détonateur de proximité de la mine. Comme pour tous les explosifs, les agents à bouclier sont capables de résister partiellement à l'explosion (s'ils lui font face).
Arctovish

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The content may change dramatically as more information becomes available.
Please do not add unsourced speculation to this article.

**Arctovish** is a Water, Ice-type Pokémon from the Galar region. It does not evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

## Pokédex description

Though it's able to capture prey by freezing its surroundings, it has trouble eating the prey afterward because its mouth is on top of its head.► - Arctovish's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Powder Snow6 (6)

Water Gun5 (10)

### Charged attacks

Ancient Power70 (20)

Avalanche90 (33)

Brine60 (26)

## Evolution family

Arctovish is part of a one-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## External links

* Arctovish page, on the official Pokédex website
* Arctovish article, on Bulbapedia
* Arctovish article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Asakusa Route Eight Views

**Asakusa Route Eight Views** (Japanese: 浅草ルート八景) was a tie-in regional event in *Pokémon GO*.

## Features

8 official Routes available
* 8 official Routes available

Themed Pokémon spawns increased
* Themed Pokémon spawns increased

Themed Pokémon in Raid Battles
* Themed Pokémon in Raid Battles

### Featured Pokémon

 Pokémon in wild
These Pokémon had increased spawn rates in the wild and from Incense or Lure Modules:

#0058GrowlitheHisuian
#0060Poliwag
#0066Machop
#0083Farfetch'd
#0147Dratini
#0167Spinarak
#0185Sudowoodo
#0198Murkrow
#0200Misdreavus
#0296Makuhita
#0339Barboach
#0358Chimecho
#0396Starly
#0540Sewaddle
#0656Froakie
#0741OricorioSensu-Style

These Pokémon had increased spawn rates in the wild around specific Routes:

（今昔ルート）
（満腹ルート）
（映ゑルート）
（道楽ルート）
（仰天ルート）
（水辺ルート）
（細道ルート）
（夜景ルート）

 Raid Bosses
These Raid Bosses were available during the event:

 5th Tier
#0144Articuno   **Boss CP** 40,165
**Max capture CP**
1,743 2,179
#0145Zapdos   **Boss CP** 46,418
**Max capture CP**
2,015 2,519
#0146Moltres   **Boss CP** 45,609
**Max capture CP**
1,980 2,475
#0641Tornadus **Boss CP** 46,044
**Max capture CP**
1,911 2,389
#0642Thundurus   **Boss CP** 46,044
**Max capture CP**
1,911 2,389

## References

1. ↑ 『ポケモン GO』浅草ルート八景 かわら版. *Pokémon GO Japan*. Retrieved on 2023-11-13.
Blissey

* Regular
* Shiny

**Blissey** is a Normal-type Pokémon from the Johto region. It evolves from Chansey after being fed 50 candies. Blissey is the final evolution of Happiny.

## Pokédex description

Happiness Pokémon
Blissey senses sadness with its fluffy coat of fur. If it does so, this Pokémon will rush over to a sad person, no matter how far away, to share a Lucky Egg that brings a smile to any face.► - Blissey's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Pound7 (12)

Zen Headbutt12 (11)

### Charged attacks

Dazzling Gleam100 (29)

Hyper Beam150 (39)

Psychic90 (32)

## Evolution family

Blissey is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Event Pokémon forms

* Forms
* Info

This Event Blissey form can only be obtained from evolving respective costumed Chansey.

#0242**Blissey**Flower crown

 Shiny form of flower crown Blissey was released on the same day.

## Availability

* Blissey was released along with the main release of Johto-region Pokémon on February 16th, 2017.
* Shiny form of Blissey was released at the start of Valentine's Day 2020 on February 14th, 2020.

## Gallery

Blissey Pokédex entryBlissey 8-bit sprite

### Stickers

*Spring into Spring 2022*

*Pokémon TCG Crossover Event*

*February 2024 Community Day*

## Trivia

* Blissey has the highest Stamina stat in the game. Because of this, it is considered one of the most effective Gym defenders.

## External links

* Blissey page, on the official Pokédex website
* Blissey article, on Bulbapedia
* Blissey article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Drill Peck

Charged attack

 ► - Drill Peck sound

**Drill Peck** is a Flying-type charged attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0021Spearow
#0084Doduo
#0085Dodrio
#0145Zapdos
#0177Natu
#0198Murkrow
#0393Piplup
#0395Empoleon
#0731Pikipek
#0732Trumbeak
#0733Toucannon

## Gallery

Drill Peck used in battle by opponent Murkrow

## Trivia

* On July 29th, 2016, its Damage was changed from **30** to **40** and later it became **60**.

## External links

* Drill Peck article, on Bulbapedia
* Drill Peck article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Bagon

* Regular
* Shiny

**Bagon** is a Dragon-type Pokémon from the Hoenn region. It evolves into Shelgon when fed 25 candies and its final evolution is Salamence.

## Pokédex description

Rock Head Pokémon
Bagon has a dream of one day soaring in the sky. In doomed efforts to fly, this Pokémon hurls itself off cliffs. As a result of its dives, its head has grown tough and as hard as tempered steel.► - Bagon's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Bite6 (12)

Ember10 (10)

### Charged attacks

Crunch70 (22)

Flamethrower70 (32)

Twister45 (16)

## Evolution family

Bagon is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Bagon was released at the start of Hoenn Celebration 2018 on February 9th, 2018.
* Shiny form of Bagon was released at the start of the sixteenth Community Day on April 13th, 2019.
* Shadow form of Bagon was released at the start of Holiday 2019 on December 24th, 2019.
	+ Shiny form of Shadow Bagon was released on the same day.

 Raid Battles | **660****826**(weather boosted) | **Tier 1** **CP 3,792**

## Gallery

Bagon Pokédex entryBagon Shadow Pokédex entryBagon 8-bit sprite

## External links

* Bagon page, on the official Pokédex website
* Bagon article, on Bulbapedia
* Bagon article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Discharge

Charged attack

 ► - Discharge sound

**Discharge** is an Electric-type charged attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0025Pikachu
#0081Magnemite
#0082Magneton
#0100Voltorb
#0101Electrode
#0135Jolteon
#0179Mareep
#0180Flaaffy
#0239Elekid
#0309Electrike
#0311Plusle
#0312Minun
#0403Shinx
#0522Blitzle
#0523Zebstrika
#0587Emolga
#0595Joltik
#0596Galvantula
#0599Klink
#0603Eelektrik
#0618Stunfisk
#0702Dedenne
#0737Charjabug
#0738Vikavolt
#0796Xurkitree
#0921Pawmi
#0922Pawmo
#0923Pawmot
#0938Tadbulb
#0939Bellibolt

### Legacy

The following Pokémon are only able to learn this attack via an Elite Charged TM.

#0137Porygon

## Gallery

Jolteon using Discharge in a Trainer BattleDischarge used in battle by opponent Voltorb

## External links

* Discharge article, on Bulbapedia
* Discharge article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Braviary

* Normal
* Hisuian

* Regular
* Shiny

* Regular
* Shiny

**Braviary** is a Normal, Flying-type Pokémon from the Unova region. It evolves from Rufflet after being fed 50 candies. It has a Hisuian form that is Psychic, Flying-type.

## Pokédex description

Valiant Pokémon**Standard Pokédex description**

Known as “the hero of the skies," this Pokémon is so proud and so brave that it will never retreat, even when it's injured.► - Braviary's cry**Hisuian Braviary Pokédex description**

Screaming a bloodcurdling battle cry, this huge and ferocious bird Pokémon goes out on the hunt. It blasts lakes with shock waves, then scoops up any prey that float to the water’s surface.► - Hisuian Braviary's cry
## Possible attacks

* Normal form
* Hisuian form

### Fast attacks

Air Slash14 (12)

Steel Wing11 (14)

### Charged attacks

Brave Bird130 (65)

Close Combat100 (43)

Fly80 (44)

Heat Wave95 (32)

Rock Slide80 (30)

### Attack availability

* Close Combat: **added** on July 27th, 2020
* Fly: **added** on December 1st, 2023

### Fast attacks

Air Slash14 (12)

Zen Headbutt12 (11)

### Charged attacks

Brave Bird130 (65)

Dazzling Gleam100 (29)

Fly80 (44)

Ominous Wind50 (22)

Psychic90 (32)

## Evolution family

Braviary is part of a two-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

### Braviary

* Braviary was released at the start of GO Battle League Season 1 on March 13th, 2020.
* Shiny form of Braviary was released at the start of Secrets of the Jungle Event 2020 on December 14th, 2020.

*Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance*

### Hisuian Braviary

* Hisuian Braviary was released at the start of Hisuian Discoveries Raid Day on July 31st, 2022.
* Shiny form of Hisuian Braviary was released on the same day.

*Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance***Special Raid Challenge:**2022 Jul 31

## External links

* Braviary page, on the official Pokédex website
* Braviary article, on Bulbapedia
* Braviary article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Aron

* Regular
* Shiny

**Aron** is a Steel, Rock-type Pokémon from the Hoenn region. It evolves into Lairon when fed 25 candies and its final evolution is Aggron.

## Pokédex description

Iron Armor Pokémon
This Pokémon has a body of steel. To make its body, Aron feeds on iron ore that it digs from mountains. Occasionally, it causes major trouble by eating bridges and rails.► - Aron's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Metal Claw8 (11)

Tackle5 (10)

### Charged attacks

Body Slam50 (26)

Iron Head60 (32)

Rock Tomb70 (22)

## Evolution family

Aron is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Aron was released along with the release of Hoenn-region Desert-themed Pokémon on January 23rd, 2018.
* Shiny form of Aron was released on the same day.
* Shadow form of Aron was released at the start of Team GO Rocket Celebration on February 2nd, 2021.

 Raid Battles | **747****934**(weather boosted) | **Tier 1** **CP 4,160**

## Gallery

Aron Pokédex entryAron Shadow Pokédex entryAron 8-bit sprite

## External links

* Aron page, on the official Pokédex website
* Aron article, on Bulbapedia
* Aron article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Dig

Charged attack

 ► - Dig sound

**Dig** is a Ground-type charged attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0019Rattata
#0020Raticate
#0027Sandshrew
#0030Nidorina
#0033Nidorino
#0050Diglett
#0050DiglettAlolan
#0052MeowthGalarian
#0074Geodude
#0075Graveler
#0104Cubone
#0105Marowak
#0133Eevee
#0156Quilava
#0161Sentret
#0162Furret
#0194Wooper
#0194WooperPaldean
#0206Dunsparce
#0207Gligar
#0247Pupitar
#0258Mudkip
#0261Poochyena
#0263Zigzagoon
#0263ZigzagoonGalarian
#0264Linoone
#0264LinooneGalarian
#0292Shedinja
#0300Skitty
#0327Spinda
#0328Trapinch
#0335Zangoose
#0343Baltoy
#0443Gible
#0444Gabite
#0449Hippopotas
#0504Patrat
#0506Lillipup
#0507Herdier
#0529Drilbur
#0551Sandile
#0659Bunnelby
#0660Diggersby
#0688Binacle
#0915Lechonk
#0916Oinkologne
#0971Greavard
#0972Houndstone

## Update history

* **Gyms & Raids**
	+ July 30th, 2016: Power buff: 45 → 70
	+ February 16th, 2017:
		- Power buff: 70 → 100
		- Energy cost nerf: 33 → 50
		- Duration buff: 5.8 → 4.7 seconds
		- Damage window buff: 4.6 - 5 → 2.8 - 4.5 seconds
* **Trainer Battles**
	+ September 1st, 2023:
		- Power nerf: 100 → 80
		- Energy cost buff: 80 → 50

## References

1. ↑ GO Battle League: Adventures Abound Season Update. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2023-08-30.

## External links

* Dig article, on Bulbapedia
* Dig article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Charcadet

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**Charcadet** is a Fire-type Pokémon from the Paldea region. It evolves either into Armarouge or Ceruledge when fed 100 candies.

## Pokédex description

Fire Child Pokémon
Burnt charcoal came to life and became a Pokémon. Possessing a fiery fighting spirit, Charcadet will battle even tough opponents.► - Charcadet's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Ember10 (10)

Incinerate29 (13)

### Charged attacks

Flame Charge70 (18)

Flamethrower70 (32)

Heat Wave95 (32)

## Evolution family

Charcadet is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## External links

* Charcadet page, on the official Pokédex website
* Charcadet article, on Bulbapedia
* Charcadet article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Chansey

* Regular
* Shiny

**Chansey** is a Normal-type Pokémon from the Kanto region. It evolves from Happiny after being fed 25 candies and has walked 15 km as a Buddy Pokémon and evolves into Blissey when fed 50 candies.

## Pokédex description

Egg Pokémon
Chansey lays nutritionally excellent eggs on an everyday basis. The eggs are so delicious, they are easily and eagerly devoured by even those people who have lost their appetite.► - Chansey's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Pound7 (12)

Zen Headbutt12 (11)

### Charged attacks

Dazzling Gleam100 (29)

Hyper Beam150 (39)

Psychic90 (32)

Psybeam70 (22)(*Legacy move, not Elite TM able*)

### Attack availability

* Hyper Beam: **added** on August 19th, 2016
* Psybeam: **removed** on August 19th, 2016

## Evolution family

Chansey is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Event Pokémon forms

* Forms
* Info

This Event Chansey form can also be obtained from evolving respective costumed Happiny, and it can evolve retaining its costume.

#0113**Chansey**Flower crown

 Shiny form of flower crown Chansey was released on the same day.
Available during Spring Event (2021 and 2022).

## Availability

* Chansey was released along with the game launch on July 6th, 2016.
* Shiny form of Chansey was released at the start of Valentine's Day 2020 on February 14th, 2020.

 Raid Battles | **717****896**(weather boosted) | **Tier 3** **CP 5,381**

## Gallery

Chansey Pokédex entryChansey 8-bit sprite

### Stickers

*Spring into Spring 2021*

*February 2024 Community Day*

*February 2024 Community Day*

*February 2024 Community Day*

### Photobombs

*Chansey Peach Festival*

*Chansey in Fukushima*

## Trivia

* Normally, evolved stages of Pokémon cannot be shiny in encounter screen, but Chansey can.
* Chansey is a tier 3 Raid Boss most recently. However, it used to be a tier 1 and 4 before.
* In Eggstravaganza 2019, the "Hatch 5 Eggs" task was labelled as an event task even though this task was always available outside of event before its removal.
* Along with Lapras and Snorlax, Chansey is considered as one of the most effective Gym defenders of Kanto-region Pokémon.

## References

1. ↑ Shiny Chansey still available post event (local time) */r/TheSilphRoad*. Retrieved on 2020-02-21.

## External links

* Chansey page, on the official Pokédex website
* Chansey article, on Bulbapedia
* Chansey article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Beheeyem

* Regular
* Shiny

**Beheeyem** is a Psychic-type Pokémon from the Unova region. It evolves from Elgyem after being fed 50 candies.

## Pokédex description

Cerebral Pokémon
It has strong psychic powers. Using its fingers that flash three different colors, it controls its opponents and rewrites their memories.► - Beheeyem's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Astonish8 (7)

Confusion20 (13)

### Charged attacks

Dark Pulse80 (27)

Psychic90 (32)

Rock Slide80 (30)

## Evolution family

Beheeyem is part of a two-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Beheeyem was released at the start of Enigma Week on August 7th, 2020.
* Shiny form of Beheeyem was released at the start of Psychic Spectacular 2022 on September 6th, 2022.
* Beheeyem can be acquired by Evolution only.

## External links

* Beheeyem page, on the official Pokédex website
* Beheeyem article, on Bulbapedia
* Beheeyem article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Children's Day 2022

The **Children's Day 2022** was a regional event in Pokémon GO to celebrate the Children's Day on Latin America.

## Features

2x Catch XP
* 2x Catch XP

Shop special offer
* Shop special offer

### Shop special offer

 Special shop offers
These offers were available from the shop during the event:

Event Box 325
30×  Pinap Berry
1×  Incense
1×  Super Incubator
1×  Incubator Limited

## References

1. ↑ Porque todos fuimos niños (y algunos lo seguimos siendo), ¡Feliz Día del Niño, entrenadores! Para que te diviertas como en un carnaval este Día del Niño, disfruta una celebración exclusiva para Latinoamérica el 29 y 30 de abril con un bonus del doble de PX por atrapar Pokémon.. *Pokémon GO Twitter*. Retrieved on 202w-04-29.
Drain Punch

Charged attack

 ► - Drain Punch sound

**Drain Punch** is a Fighting-type charged attack.

In Trainer Battles, it raises the user's Defense by 1 stage.

## Pokémon with this attack

### Events

The following Pokémon are only able to learn this attack in selected events or via an Elite Charged TM.

#0760Bewear   Obtained during Apr, Dec 2022, Dec 2023 Community Day

## Gallery

Bewear using Drain Punch in Trainer Battle.

## Trivia

* This attack was initially spotted in the game data on September 27th, 2019 as part of the combat-system rebalance.

## References

1. ↑ Gamemaster Update Sept 27th 2019. */r/TheSilphRoad*. Retrieved on 2019-09-30.
2. ↑ Community Note: Combat-system updates, more attacks, and other changes coming to Trainer Battles. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2019-09-30.

## External links

* Drain Punch article, on Bulbapedia
* Drain Punch article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Dragon Tail

## Dragon Tail

Fast attack

 ► - Dragon Tail sound

## Gym and Raid Battles

### EPS

15
9
1.1
13.64
8.18

## Trainer Battles

### Turn

13
9
3

## Type effectiveness

### Not Very Effective against ?

 Dragon
 Steel

### Not Effective against ?

 Fairy

**Dragon Tail** is a Dragon-type fast attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0024Arbok
#0103ExeggutorAlolan
#0149Dragonite
#0151Mew
#0208Steelix
#0249Lugia
#0306Aggron
#0330Flygon
#0350Milotic
#0373Salamence
#0383Groudon
#0384Rayquaza
#0445Garchomp
#0484Palkia
#0487GiratinaOrigin
#0611Fraxure
#0612Haxorus
#0621Druddigon
#0691Dragalge
#0696Tyrunt
#0697Tyrantrum
#0718ZygardeAll
#0782Jangmo-o
#0783Hakamo-o
#0784Kommo-o
#0799Guzzlord

### Legacy

The following Pokémon are only able to learn this attack via an Elite Fast TM.

#0130Gyarados

## External links

* Dragon Tail article, on Bulbapedia
* Dragon Tail article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Dragon Claw

## Dragon Claw

Charged attack

 ► - Dragon Claw sound

## Gym and Raid Battles

### DPS

50
1.7
29.41

## Trainer Battles

### Energy

50
-35

## Type effectiveness

### Not Very Effective against ?

 Dragon
 Steel

### Not Effective against ?

 Fairy

**Dragon Claw** is a Dragon-type charged attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0006Charizard
#0149Dragonite
#0151Mew
#0254Sceptile
#0330Flygon
#0381Latios
#0487GiratinaAltered
#0566Archen
#0567Archeops
#0604Eelektross
#0610Axew
#0611Fraxure
#0612Haxorus
#0621Druddigon
#0646Kyurem
#0696Tyrunt
#0782Jangmo-o
#0783Hakamo-o
#0784Kommo-o
#0799Guzzlord
#0996Frigibax
#0997Arctibax
#0998Baxcalibur

## External links

* Dragon Claw article, on Bulbapedia
* Dragon Claw article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Dudunsparce

**This article or section contains information about upcoming content.**
The content may change dramatically as more information becomes available.
Please do not add unsourced speculation to this article.

**Dudunsparce** is a Normal-type Pokémon from the Paldea region. It evolves from Dunsparce after being fed 50 candies. It has two forms namely **Two-Segment** and **Three-Segment**.

## Pokédex description

Land Snake Pokémon**Standard Pokédex description**

This Pokémon uses its hard tail to make its nest by boring holes into bedrock deep underground. The nest can reach lengths of over six miles.► - Dudunsparce Two-Segment's cry**Dudunsparce Three-Segment Pokédex description**

The gentle Dudunsparce will put Pokémon that wander into its nest onto its back and carry them to the entrance.
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Astonish8 (7)

Bite6 (12)

Rollout14 (10)

### Charged attacks

Dig100 (21)

Drill Run80 (29)

Rock Slide80 (30)

## Evolution family

Dudunsparce is part of a two-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## External links

* Dudunsparce page, on the official Pokédex website
* Dudunsparce article, on Bulbapedia
* Dudunsparce article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Earthquake

Charged attack

 ► - Earthquake sound

**Earthquake** is a Ground-type charged attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0028Sandslash
#0031Nidoqueen
#0034Nidoking
#0051Dugtrio
#0051DugtrioAlolan
#0076Golem
#0105Marowak
#0112Rhydon
#0115Kangaskhan
#0128Tauros
#0143Snorlax
#0150MewtwoArmored
#0154Meganium
#0185Sudowoodo
#0195Quagsire
#0205Forretress
#0208Steelix
#0214Heracross
#0232Donphan
#0254Sceptile
#0260Swampert
#0289Slaking
#0323Camerupt
#0324Torkoal
#0330Flygon
#0344Claydol
#0365Walrein
#0376Metagross
#0378Regice
#0383Groudon
#0389Torterra
#0438Bonsly
#0445Garchomp
#0450Hippowdon
#0463Lickilicky
#0464Rhyperior
#0472Gliscor
#0530Excadrill
#0552Krokorok
#0553Krookodile
#0612Haxorus
#0618StunfiskGalarian
#0626Bouffalant
#0639Terrakion
#0645LandorusTherian
#0659Bunnelby
#0660Diggersby
#0697Tyrantrum
#0713Avalugg
#0718ZygardeAll
#0980Clodsire

### Legacy

The following Pokémon are only able to learn this attack via an Elite Charged TM.

#0186Politoed

### Events

The following Pokémon are only able to learn this attack in selected events or via an Elite Charged TM.

#0250Ho-Oh   Obtained during Throwback Challenge 2020: Johto and Johto Celebration Event
#0377Regirock Obtained during Feb 2022, Feb 15th - 22nd, 2023

## Update history

* **Gyms & Raids**
	+ July 30th, 2016: Power buff: 60 → 100
	+ February 16th, 2017:
		- Power buff: 100 → 120
		- Duration buff: 4.2 → 3.6 seconds
		- Damage window nerf: 2 - 3.95 → 2.7 - 3.5 seconds
	+ December 11th, 2019: Power buff: 120 → 140
* **Trainer Battles**
	+ September 1st, 2023: Power nerf: 120 → 110

## References

1. ↑ GO Battle League: Adventures Abound Season Update. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2023-08-30.

## External links

* Earthquake article, on Bulbapedia
* Earthquake article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Axew

* Regular
* Shiny

**Axew** is a Dragon-type Pokémon from the Unova region. It evolves into Fraxure when fed 25 candies and its final evolution is Haxorus.

## Pokédex description

Tusk Pokémon
They mark their territory by leaving gashes in trees with their tusks. If a tusk breaks, a new one grows in quickly.► - Axew's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Iron Tail15 (14)

Scratch6 (12)

### Charged attacks

Aqua Tail50 (26)

Dragon Claw50 (29)

Dragon Pulse90 (25)

## Evolution family

Axew is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Axew was released along with the release of Trade Evolution on January 10th, 2020.
* Shiny form of Axew was released at the start of Pokémon GO Fest 2022 on June 4th, 2022.

 Raid Battles | **782****977**(weather boosted) | **Tier 1** **CP 4,458**
 GO Battle League | **782** | **Obtainable starting from rank:**21 (Season 11 - Season 15)

### Stickers

*Pokémon GO Fest 2022*

*June 2023 Community Day*

*June 2023 Community Day*

*June 2023 Community Day*

*June 2023 Community Day*

## External links

* Axew page, on the official Pokédex website
* Axew article, on Bulbapedia
* Axew article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Double Kick

## Double Kick

Fast attack

 ► - Double Kick sound

## Gym and Raid Battles

### EPS

10
13
1
10
13

## Trainer Battles

### Turn

8
12
3

## Type effectiveness

### Not Very Effective against ?

 Dark  Ice  Normal  Rock  Steel
 Bug  Fairy  Flying  Poison  Psychic

### Not Effective against ?

 Ghost

**Double Kick** is a Fighting-type fast attack.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0034Nidoking
#0106Hitmonlee
#0203Girafarig
#0428Lopunny
#0638Cobalion
#0639Terrakion
#0640Virizion
#0727Incineroar
#0832Dubwool

## Trivia

* This attack was initially spotted in the game data on November 30th, 2021.

## References

1. ↑ In-Depth APK Teardown 0.225.0. *PokeMiners*. Retrieved on 2022-08-29.

## External links

* Double Kick article, on Bulbapedia
* Double Kick article, on the Pokémon Wiki
T-5 SMG

*"Ce pistolet-mitrailleur léger de calibre 9mm à culasse ouverte est doté d'une cadence de tir élevée."*
— Description du jeu

Le **T-5 SMG** est une arme apparaissant dans *Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege*. Cette mitraillette, introduite de l'extension *Operation Blood Orchid*, est disponible pour les agents Lesion et Oryx.

## Aperçu

D'un fonctionnement similaire au MP5, la T-5 SMG possède une cadence de tir plus rapide, ce qui en fait son atout principal.

## Accessoires d'arme

* Viseur holographique
* Viseur reflex
 Canons
* Cache-flamme
* Compensateur
 Sous le canon
Dugtrio

* Normal
* Alolan

* Regular
* Shiny

* Regular
* Shiny

**Dugtrio** is a Ground-type Pokémon from the Kanto region. It evolves from Diglett after being fed 50 candies. It has an Alolan form that is Ground, Steel-type.

## Pokédex description

Mole Pokémon**Standard Pokédex description**

Dugtrio are actually triplets that emerged from one body. As a result, each triplet thinks exactly like the other two triplets. They work cooperatively to burrow endlessly.► - Dugtrio's cry**Alolan Dugtrio Pokédex description**

Its shining gold whiskers are advanced sensors that can detect vibrations from sounds several miles away.► - Alolan Dugtrio's cry
## Possible attacks

* Normal form
* Alolan form

### Fast attacks

Mud-Slap18 (13)

Sucker Punch7 (10)

Mud Shot5 (8)(*Legacy move, not Elite TM able*)

### Charged attacks

Earthquake140 (39)

Mud Bomb55 (24)

Stone Edge100 (43)

### Attack availability

* Mud-Slap: **added** on August 19th, 2016
* Mud Shot: **removed** on August 19th, 2016

### Fast attacks

Metal Claw8 (11)

Mud-Slap18 (13)

### Charged attacks

Earthquake140 (39)

Iron Head60 (32)

Mud Bomb55 (24)

## Evolution family

Dugtrio is part of a two-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Event Pokémon forms

* Forms
* Info

This Event Dugtrio form can only be obtained from evolving respective costumed Diglett.

#0051**Dugtrio**Hat

 Shiny form of hat Dugtrio was released on the same day.

## Availability

### Dugtrio

* Dugtrio was released along with the game launch on July 6th, 2016.
* Shiny form of Dugtrio was released at the start of Earth Day 2019 on April 29th, 2019.
* Shadow form of Dugtrio was released at the start of The Seasons Change: Part 2 on October 12th, 2020.

### Alolan Dugtrio

* Alolan Dugtrio was released at the start of Pokémon GO Fest 2018 on July 14th, 2018.
* Shiny form of Alolan Dugtrio was released at the start of the 3rd Anniversary on June 28th, 2019.
* Shadow form of Alolan Dugtrio was released at the start of Team GO Rocket takeover on November 14th, 2022.

*Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance*

## Gallery

Dugtrio Pokédex entryAlolan Dugtrio Pokédex entryDugtrio Shadow Pokédex entryDugtrio 8-bit sprite

## External links

* Dugtrio page, on the official Pokédex website
* Dugtrio article, on Bulbapedia
* Dugtrio article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Clauncher

* Regular
* Shiny

**Clauncher** is a Water-type Pokémon from the Kalos region. It evolves into Clawitzer when fed 50 candies.

## Pokédex description

Water Gun Pokémon
They knock down flying prey by firing compressed water from their massive claws like shooting a pistol.► - Clauncher's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Smack Down16 (13)

Water Gun5 (10)

### Charged attacks

Aqua Jet45 (17)

Crabhammer85 (45)

Water Pulse70 (22)

## Evolution family

Clauncher is part of a two-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Clauncher was released at the start of Rivals' Week on April 13th, 2021.
* Shiny form of Clauncher was released at the start of Water Festival: Beach Week on June 6th, 2023.

 Raid Battles | **621****777**(weather boosted) | **Tier 1** **CP 3,461**

## External links

* Clauncher page, on the official Pokédex website
* Clauncher article, on Bulbapedia
* Clauncher article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Close Combat

Charged attack

 ► - Close Combat sound

**Close Combat** is a Fighting-type charged attack.

In Trainer Battle, it reduces the user's Defense by 2 stages.

## Pokémon with this attack

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0057Primeape
#0068Machamp
#0106Hitmonlee
#0107Hitmonchan
#0127Pinsir
#0145ZapdosGalarian
#0210Granbull
#0214Heracross
#0215SneaselHisuian
#0217Ursaring
#0237Hitmontop
#0297Hariyama
#0335Zangoose
#0392Infernape
#0398Staraptor
#0448Lucario
#0475Gallade
#0628Braviary
#0638Cobalion
#0639Terrakion
#0640Virizion
#0647Keldeo
#0675Pangoro
#0716Xerneas
#0766Passimian
#0784Kommo-o
#0795Pheromosa
#0863Perrserker
#0865Sirfetch'd
#0888Zacian
#0889Zamazenta
#0903Sneasler
#0914Quaquaval
#0923Pawmot
#0979Annihilape

## Update history

* **Trainer Battles**
	+ December 11th, 2019:
		- Energy cost buff: 60 → 45
		- Secondary effect added: 100% chance to reduce the user's Defense by 2 stages

## External links

* Close Combat article, on Bulbapedia
* Close Combat article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Entei

* Regular
* Shiny

**Entei** is a Fire-type Legendary Pokémon from the Johto region. It does not evolve into or from any other Pokémon. Along with Raikou and Suicune, it is a member of the Legendary Beasts.

## Pokédex description

Volcano Pokémon
Entei embodies the passion of magma. This Pokémon is thought to have been born in the eruption of a volcano. It sends up massive bursts of fire that utterly consume all that they touch.► - Entei's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Fire Fang12 (13)

Fire Spin14 (13)

### Charged attacks

Fire Blast140 (33)

Flame Charge70 (18)

Flamethrower70 (32)

Iron Head60 (32)

Overheat160 (40)

Scorching Sands95 (30)

### Attack availability

* Iron Head: **added** on January 31st, 2019
* Flame Charge: **added** on November 9th, 2020
* Scorching Sands: **added** on September 1st, 2023

## Evolution family

Entei is part of a one-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Entei was released on August 31st, 2017.
* Shiny form of Entei was released at the start of Special Raid Challenge on July 14th, 2019.
* Shadow form of Entei was released on March 1st, 2020.

 Raid Battles | **1,984****2,480**(weather boosted) | **Tier 5** **CP 41,758**
 GO Battle League | **1,984** | **Obtainable starting from rank:**20 (2023 Sep 23 - Oct 6)20 (2021 Jan 26 - 31)

## Gallery

Entei Pokédex entryEntei Shadow Pokédex entryEntei 8-bit sprite

## References

1. ↑ Welcome to Pokémon GO: Adventures Abound. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2023-08-30.
2. ↑ Countdown to Pokémon GO Tour: Kanto—celebrate the Johto region with us!. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2021-01-20.
3. ↑ Not just wishful thinking—the Ultra Bonus has been unlocked, and Jirachi has awoken!. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2019-08-21.
4. ↑ Legendary Pokémon Raikou, Entei, and Suicune and an EX Raid Battle Field Test Coming Soon. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2018-07-28.
5. ↑ Summer Adventures Continue at Pokémon GO Fest 2019 Dortmund!. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2019-07-09.

## External links

* Entei page, on the official Pokédex website
* Entei article, on Bulbapedia
* Entei article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Cinccino

* Regular
* Shiny

**Cinccino** is a Normal-type Pokémon from the Unova region. It evolves from Minccino after being fed 50 candies and given a Unova Stone.

## Pokédex description

Scarf Pokémon
The oil that seeps from its body is really smooth. For people troubled by bad skin, this oil is an effective treatment.► - Cinccino's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Charm20 (13)

Pound7 (12)

### Charged attacks

Aqua Tail50 (26)

Hyper Beam150 (39)

Thunderbolt80 (32)

## Evolution family

Cinccino is part of a two-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Cinccino was released at the start of the Minccino Limited Research on February 2nd, 2020.
* Shiny form of Cinccino was released on the same day.

*Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance*

## External links

* Cinccino page, on the official Pokédex website
* Cinccino article, on Bulbapedia
* Cinccino article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Carbink

* Regular
* Shiny

**Carbink** is a Rock, Fairy-type Pokémon from the Kalos region. It does not evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

## Pokédex description

Jewel Pokémon
Born from the temperatures and pressures deep underground, it fires beams from the stone in its head.► - Carbink's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Rock Throw12 (13)

Tackle5 (10)

### Charged attacks

Moonblast130 (33)

Power Gem80 (28)

Rock Slide80 (30)

## Evolution family

Carbink is part of a one-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Carbink was released on June 21st, 2023.

 Raid Battles | **838****1,047**(weather boosted) | **Tier 2** **CP 8,083**

### Avatar Items

Carbink Shoes
 Timed research
*Shimmering Strides*
(*male*)

Carbink Shoes
 Timed research
*Shimmering Strides*
(*female*)

## External links

* Carbink page, on the official Pokédex website
* Carbink article, on Bulbapedia
* Carbink article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Feraligatr

* Regular
* Shiny

**Feraligatr** is a Water-type Pokémon from the Johto region. It evolves from Croconaw after being fed 100 candies. Feraligatr is the final evolution of Totodile.

## Pokédex description

Big Jaw Pokémon
Feraligatr intimidates its foes by opening its huge mouth. In battle, it will kick the ground hard with its thick and powerful hind legs to charge at the foe at an incredible speed.► - Feraligatr's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Bite6 (12)

Ice Fang12 (8)

Waterfall16 (13)

Water Gun5 (10)(*Elite TM*)

### Charged attacks

Crunch70 (22)

Hydro Pump130 (39)

Ice Beam90 (27)

Hydro Cannon90 (47)(*Elite TM*)

### Attack availability

* Waterfall: **added** on December 8th, 2017
* Ice Fang: **added** on December 11th, 2019
* Water Gun: **removed** on December 8th, 2017
* Hydro Cannon: available during **events**: Jan, Dec 2019, Dec 2020 Community Day, Pokémon GO Tour: Johto and Battle Weekend

## Evolution family

Feraligatr is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Feraligatr was released along with the main release of Johto-region Pokémon on February 16th, 2017.
* Shiny form of Feraligatr was released at the start of the thirteenth Community Day on January 12th, 2019.
* Shadow form of Feraligatr was released at the start of Team GO Rocket Strikes on January 24th, 2022.

 Raid Battles | **1,632****2,040**(weather boosted) | **Tier 3** **CP 18,807**
*Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance*

## Gallery

Feraligatr Pokédex entryFeraligatr Shadow Pokédex entryFeraligatr 8-bit sprite

## Trivia

* Feraligatr is a tier 3 Raid Boss most recently. However, it used to be a tier 4 before.

## External links

* Feraligatr page, on the official Pokédex website
* Feraligatr article, on Bulbapedia
* Feraligatr article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Bruxish

* Regular
* Shiny

**Bruxish** is a Water, Psychic-type Pokémon from the Alola region. It does not evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

## Pokédex description

Gnash Teeth Pokémon
Its skin is thick enough to fend off Mareanie's spikes. With its robust teeth, Bruxish crunches up the spikes and eats them.► - Bruxish's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Bite6 (12)

Confusion20 (13)

Water Gun5 (10)

### Charged attacks

Aqua Tail50 (26)

Crunch70 (22)

Psychic Fangs30 (25)

## Evolution family

Bruxish is part of a one-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## Availability

* Bruxish was released at the start of Festival of Colors 2023 on March 8th, 2023.

 Raid Battles | **1,365****1,707**(weather boosted) | **Tier 1** **CP 6,909**

## External links

* Bruxish page, on the official Pokédex website
* Bruxish article, on Bulbapedia
* Bruxish article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Ceruledge

**This article or section contains information about upcoming content.**
The content may change dramatically as more information becomes available.
Please do not add unsourced speculation to this article.

**Ceruledge** is a Fire, Ghost-type Pokémon from the Paldea region. It evolves from Charcadet after being fed 100 candies. Ceruledge is one of the final evolutions of Charcadet, the other being Armarouge.

## Pokédex description

Fire Blades Pokémon
The fiery blades on its arms burn fiercely with the lingering resentment of a sword wielder who fell before accomplishing their goal.► - Ceruledge's cry
## Possible attacks

### Fast attacks

Ember10 (10)

Incinerate29 (13)

### Charged attacks

Flame Charge70 (18)

Flamethrower70 (32)

Heat Wave95 (32)

Shadow Ball100 (33)

## Evolution family

Ceruledge is part of a three-member family.

* Regular
* Shiny

## External links

* Ceruledge page, on the official Pokédex website
* Ceruledge article, on Bulbapedia
* Ceruledge article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Ember

Fast attack

 ► - Ember sound

**Ember** is a Fire-type fast attack.

The following Pokémon are currently able to learn this attack.

#0004Charmander
#0005Charmeleon
#0037Vulpix
#0058Growlithe
#0058GrowlitheHisuian
#0077Ponyta
#0126Magmar
#0136Flareon
#0155Cyndaquil
#0156Quilava
#0157Typhlosion
#0157TyphlosionHisuian
#0218Slugma
#0219Magcargo
#0228Houndour
#0240Magby
#0255Torchic
#0256Combusken
#0322Numel
#0323Camerupt
#0324Torkoal
#0351CastformSunny
#0371Bagon
#0372Shelgon
#0390Chimchar
#0391Monferno
#0498Tepig
#0499Pignite
#0500Emboar
#0607Litwick
#0608Lampent
#0636Larvesta
#0653Fennekin
#0654Braixen
#0662Fletchinder
#0667Litleo
#0668Pyroar
#0725Litten
#0726Torracat
#0757Salandit
#0776Turtonator

#0006Charizard
#0078Rapidash

### Events

The following Pokémon are only able to learn this attack in selected events or via an Elite Fast TM.

#0038Ninetales Obtained during GO Battle Day: Vulpix

## Trivia

* On July 29th, 2016, its Energy was changed from **7** to **10**.

## External links

* Ember article, on Bulbapedia
* Ember article, on the Pokémon Wiki
Dark

## Weather boost

Fog

The **Dark type** is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types.

## Dark-type Pokémon

There are **65** Dark-type Pokémon species (counting those being Dark-type in at least one form). There are **64** regular forms and **5** Mega Evolution, **12** of them are purely Dark-type.

#0019RattataAlolan
#0020RaticateAlolan
#0052MeowthAlolan
#0053PersianAlolan
#0088GrimerAlolan
#0089MukAlolan
#0130Mega Gyarados
#0146MoltresGalarian
#0197Umbreon
#0198Murkrow
#0211QwilfishHisuian
#0215Sneasel
#0228Houndour
#0229Houndoom
#0229Mega Houndoom
#0248Tyranitar
#0248Mega Tyranitar
#0261Poochyena
#0262Mightyena
#0263ZigzagoonGalarian
#0264LinooneGalarian
#0274Nuzleaf
#0275Shiftry
#0302Sableye
#0302Mega Sableye
#0318Carvanha
#0319Sharpedo
#0332Cacturne
#0342Crawdaunt
#0359Absol
#0359Mega Absol
#0430Honchkrow
#0434Stunky
#0435Skuntank
#0442Spiritomb
#0452Drapion
#0461Weavile
#0491Darkrai
#0503SamurottHisuian
#0509Purrloin
#0510Liepard
#0551Sandile
#0552Krokorok
#0553Krookodile
#0559Scraggy
#0560Scrafty
#0570Zorua
#0571Zoroark
#0624Pawniard
#0625Bisharp
#0629Vullaby
#0630Mandibuzz
#0633Deino
#0634Zweilous
#0635Hydreigon
#0658Greninja
#0675Pangoro
#0686Inkay
#0687Malamar
#0717Yveltal
#0720HoopaUnbound
#0727Incineroar
#0799Guzzlord
#0862Obstagoon
#0893Zarude
#0904Overqwil
#0908Meowscarada
#0920Lokix
#0962Bombirdier

## Dark-type attacks

There are **11** Dark-type attacks, **4** of them are fast attacks and **7** of them are charged attacks.

Fast attacks
Bite6 (12)

Feint Attack10 (11)

Snarl12 (11)

Sucker Punch7 (10)

Charged attacks
Brutal Swing65 (34)

Crunch70 (22)

Dark Pulse80 (27)

Foul Play70 (35)

Night Slash50 (23)

Obstruct20 (12)

Payback100 (45)
Extraordinary Raid Week

The **Extraordinary Raid Week** was an event that features special Raid Bosses.

Double raid XP
* Double raid XP

Double raid Stardust
* Double raid Stardust

Shiny Bronzor release
* Shiny Bronzor release

Event raids
* Event raids

An extra Raid Hour occurred on May 22nd, 2019 at 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time
* An extra Raid Hour occurred on May 22nd, 2019 at 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time

Themed Field Research
* Themed Field Research

#0436Bronzor

#0437Bronzong

 Raid Bosses
These Raid Bosses were available during the event:

 1st Tier
#0066Machop **Boss CP** 3,666
**Max capture CP**
730 913
#0287Slakoth **Boss CP** 3,015
**Max capture CP**
572 716
#0403Shinx **Boss CP** 2,873
**Max capture CP**
500 625
#0436Bronzor   **Boss CP** 1,846
**Max capture CP**
344 430
 2nd Tier
#0200Misdreavus **Boss CP** 5,795
**Max capture CP**
1,100 1,376
#0281Kirlia   **Boss CP** 8,115
**Max capture CP**
552 690
#0303Mawile   **Boss CP** 12,739
**Max capture CP**
934 1,167
#0349Feebas **Boss CP** 1,077
**Max capture CP**
157 196
#0366Clamperl **Boss CP** 4,440
**Max capture CP**
726 907
#0400Bibarel   **Boss CP** 8,692
**Max capture CP**
1,041 1,302
 3rd Tier
#0026Alolan Raichu   **Boss CP** 16,848
**Max capture CP**
1,306 1,633
#0113Chansey **Boss CP** 5,381
**Max capture CP**
717 896
#0123Scyther   **Boss CP** 19,014
**Max capture CP**
1,546 1,933
#0142Aerodactyl   **Boss CP** 18,678
**Max capture CP**
1,590 1,988
#0419Floatzel **Boss CP** 16,082
**Max capture CP**
1,396 1,745
 4th Tier
#0105Alolan Marowak   **Boss CP** 13,525
**Max capture CP**
1,048 1,311
#0149Dragonite   **Boss CP** 24,343
**Max capture CP**
2,167 2,709
#0248Tyranitar   **Boss CP** 23,779
**Max capture CP**
2,191 2,739
#0359Absol **Boss CP** 18,195
**Max capture CP**
1,443 1,805
#0376Metagross   **Boss CP** 25,440
**Max capture CP**
2,166 2,708

Win a raid  Bronzor
Win 3 raids  Absol
Win 5 raids  Aerodactyl  1×  Charged TM

## References

1. ↑ Jump-start your summer with Extraordinary Raid Week!. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2019-05-16.
Día de Muertos 2023

**Other editions of Day of the Dead:**
Day of the Dead 2020
Día de Muertos 2021
Día de Muertos 2022
**Día de Muertos 2023**

**Día de Muertos** in 2023 was the fourth Day of the Dead event in *Pokémon GO*.

## Features

2× Catch Candy
* 2× Catch Candy

90 minutes Incense duration
* 90 minutes Incense duration

90 minutes Lure Modules duration
* 90 minutes Lure Modules duration

Cempasúchil Crown Cubone family release
* Cempasúchil Crown Cubone family release

Themed Pokémon spawns increased
* Themed Pokémon spawns increased

Themed Pokémon in Raid Battles
* Themed Pokémon in Raid Battles

Themed Field Research
* Themed Field Research

PokéStop Showcase available
* PokéStop Showcase available

New stickers available
* New stickers available

Shop special offer
* Shop special offer

Extra bonuses in Latin America and the Caribbean:

Themed Pokémon spawns even higher from wild, Incense and Lure Modules
* Themed Pokémon spawns even higher from wild, Incense and Lure Modules

Additional Candy for transferring Pokémon
* Additional Candy for transferring Pokémon

### Featured Pokémon

 New Pokémon
These Pokémon were released at the start of the event:

#0104CuboneCempasúchil
#0105MarowakCempasúchil

 New Shiny Pokémon
These Shiny Pokémon were released at the start of the event:

#0104CuboneCempasúchil

#0105MarowakCempasúchil

 Pokémon in wild
These Pokémon had increased spawn rates in the wild and from Incense or Lure Modules:

#0104CuboneCempasúchil
#0191Sunkern
#0302Sableye
#0315Roselia
#0355DuskullCempasúchil
#0425Drifloon
These Pokémon had increased spawn rates in the wild:

#0562Yamask
#0607Litwick
#0708Phantump
These Pokémon had increased spawn rates from Incense or Lure Modules:

#0192Sunflora
#0228Houndour
#0669FlabébéOrange flower

 Raid Bosses
These Raid Bosses were available during the event:

 1st Tier
#0104Cempasúchil Cubone **Boss CP** 3,243
**Max capture CP**
582 728
 3rd Tier
#0184Azumarill   **Boss CP** 9,847
**Max capture CP**
907 1,134
#0197Umbreon **Boss CP** 13,509
**Max capture CP**
1,221 1,526
#0297Hariyama **Boss CP** 15,264
**Max capture CP**
1,616 2,020
#0962Bombirdier   **Boss CP** 17,476
**Max capture CP**
1,421 1,777

### Field Research event tasks

 Field Research tasks
These Field Research tasks were available during the event:

Make a Nice Curveball Throw
 Drifloon  Litwick

Make a Great Throw
 Sunkern

Make 3 Great Curveball Throws in a row
 Cempasúchil Cubone

Win a Gym battle
 Alolan Marowak

### PokéStop Showcase

 PokéStop Showcase available
PokéStop Showcases were available during the event:

### Stickers

 New stickers
These stickers were available during the event:

### Shop special offer

 Special shop offers
These offers were available from the shop during the event:

Raid Box 275
2×  Lucky Egg
3×  Premium Battle Pass

Remote Raid Box 320
2×  Silver Pinap Berry
2×  Remote Raid Pass

## References

1. ↑ Día de Muertos 2023: Celebrate with Cubone and Marowak wearing cempasúchil crowns, new bonuses, Incenses and Lure Modules!. *Pokémon GO Live*. Retrieved on 2023-10-20.