Alola Season is the sixth season of the Pokémon Go game and features the long-awaited Gen 7.
While the game has introduced forms of Alola in the past, last year Pokémon Go took the unusual step of skipping Gen 7 to focus on Gen 8 first, so it’s nice to see the Alola region finally become the focus of attention.
When it launches, based on previous seasons, you can also expect to find different Pokémon appearing in the wild depending on which hemisphere you live in, as well as new creatures in Eggs and Raids.
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Pokémon Go Alola Season End Date: When will Alola Season End?
The Alola Season has a start time of Tuesday, March 1 at 10 am (local time) and an end date of Tuesday, June 1 at 10 am (local time).
Go Battle League Season 11 will also share the above dates, with several special leagues and cups during this period.
Alola Season Preview (15-second loop video)
What do we know about the Alola Season in Pokémon Go?
Seasons are themed periods of the game that bring new updates and events to Pokémon Go and the Alola Season is the sixth to occur.
As the name suggests, this season is themed around the Alola region, which debuted in Pokémon Sun and Moon, and as part of this celebration, Gen 7 Pokémon will be released in the game!
The arrival of these Pokémon was teased through the official. Pokémon Go Twitter features on Saturday, February 27, with Pikipek, Rockruff, Jangmo-o and Tapu Koko featured.
When the Welcome to Alola event began on Tuesday, March 1, these Pokémon were joined by Gen 7 starters Rowlett, Litten and Popplio, Yungoos and Comfey.
Hopefully there will be more Gen 7 Pokémon on the way!
There will be five bonuses available during the Alola Season, no matter what other events take place, for you to enjoy:
- Guaranteed gifts for PokéStop spins
- Up to two free raid passes when you spin Gym Photo Discs
- Increased damage for Pokémon that participate in raids remotely.
- The incense will last 90 minutes.
- Greater effectiveness of incense while moving.
The Alola Season also includes a set of four special research missions focused on the Alola region, starting with A Melemele Adventure. These quests will be released during the Alola Season, and if you complete them all by Wednesday, June 1, you’ll gain free access to a special end-of-season research quest.
If you do not complete all four research missions in time, you will be able to purchase a ticket for the end-of-season special research mission.
These special research missions, along with the end-of-season mission, will be released on the following dates:
It is important to note that you have until Wednesday, June 1 to unlock the above special research missions, as they will not be obtainable after this date. However, once a mission is unlocked, you can complete it at your own pace.
Aside from the above, Alola Season events confirmed at launch include:
- Sandshrew Community Day: Sunday, March 13
- Festival of Colors – From Tuesday, March 15 to Sunday, March 20
- Lush Jungle: from Tuesday, March 22 to Tuesday, March 29
- Unannounced Community Day: Saturday, April 23
- Unannounced Community Day: Saturday, May 21
- Changes in the egg pool (see next section)
- Different Mega Pokémon in raids: starting with Mega Venusaur between March 1 and March 15, then Mega Lopunny between March 15 and March 22, then Mega Charizard Y between March 22 and April 5.
- Certain legendary Pokémon in five-star raids: starting with Tapu Koko between March 1 and March 15, then Therian Forme Tornadus between March 15 and March 22, then an unannounced legendary between March 22 and on April 5.
Finally, the Go Battle League will enter an interlude season during the Alola season. Throughout this interlude, the leaderboard will be capped at 20 and there will be a variety of returning cups for you to enjoy, from the Love Cup to the Halloween Cup.
Alola Hemisphere Pokémon Season, Seasonal and Biome Generation Changes
As with all seasons, the Alola Season sees a change where Pokémon appear specifically in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere, as well as within different biomes:
| Area | Pokemon |
|---|---|
| North Hemisphere | LotadBagonSnivyTepigOshawottSpring DeerlingFoongus |
| southern hemisphere | NincadaBeldumSewaddleAutumn DeerlingChespinFennekinFroakie |
| Cities | Alolan RattataAlolan MeowthMagnemiteAlolan GrimerJolteonMakuhitaMinccino |
| Forests | ParasExeggcuteAipomPinecoElectrikeRuffletYungoos |
| Mountains | CuboneAlolan DiglettAlolan GeodudeFlareonBaltoyGolettArchen |
| Beaches and water | Alolan ExeggutorStaryuDratiniVaporeonTirtougaFrillishCorphish |
Meanwhile, new additions to the egg boards are:
| Egg | Pokemon |
|---|---|
| 2km | YungoosPikipekChespinFennekinFroakieCuboneExeggcute |
| 5km | RowletLittenPopplioTyrogueSkarmoryBonslyMantyke |
| 5K Adventure Sync | PhantumpMunchlaxHappinyShieldonDedenneCranids |
| 10 kilometres | RockruffJangmo-oAlomomolaMienfooAxewNoibatEspurr |
| 10K Adventure Sync | DratiniRioluBagonBeldumDeinoGoomy |
The Season of Adventure Abundance is here! The Out to Play event is currently taking place. You can also work on the Timed Investigation: Master Ball mission and compete in Go Battle League. Be sure to compete in Shadow Raids, complete routes, use Daily Adventure Incense for a chance to encounter Galarian Articuno, Galarian Zapdos, and Galarian Moltres. This incense can also give you encounters with other rare Pokémon in Pokémon Go.
What are seasons in Pokémon Go?
First introduced in December 2020, Seasons are three-month-long periods of the game that tie together various events into a theme and add a host of new features and quality of life changes.
This includes:
- Changes to the way Pokémon appear from season to season, which may cause some creatures to appear more regularly or become rarer in the wild for limited periods of time.
- Changes to egg pools and raids.
- Spawning specific to the northern and southern hemispheres, coinciding with real-world seasons.
- Highlights specific Mega Evolutions, giving them a power boost throughout the season.
- Deerling Form Changes
- A new season of Go Battle League, which will have the same duration as these seasons.
- XP boosts for completing specific activities, like five-star raids, for example.
- Introduce other general improvements in the quality of life.
- A variety of events in the game.
- New Pokémon
For information on past seasons in Pokémon Go, visit our Season of Celebration, Season of Legends, Season of Discovery, Season of Mischief, and Season of Inheritance pages.
I hope you enjoy the Alola season!
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