Rocket Straight to Victory is the special research questline launched on the second day, Sunday, July 26, of Go Fest 2020 for Pokémon Go, which, if completed, grants you the opportunity to catch the mythical Victini.
While the initial release of Victini is part of the Go Fest 2020 celebrations, meaning you must purchase a Go Fest 2020 ticket to unlock this special research, it will eventually be available to all Pokémon Go trainers via a new special investigation mission.
This previously occurred with Celebi and Jirachi, which retrospectively debuted at the 2018 and 2019 Go Fests before being released to Pokémon Go’s core audience.
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How Rocket Straight to Victory works during day 2 of Pokémon Go Fest
Rocket Straight to Victory is the Special Research quest line released on Day 2, Sunday, July 26, of Go Fest 2020. Completing this story will allow you to catch the Mythical Pokémon Victini.
However, if you wish to complete this special investigation, you must first purchase a ticket to Go Fest 2020.
Victini.
Once you’ve purchased your ticket, you should make sure to play Pokémon on Sunday, July 26 between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. (local time). Doing so will automatically unlock Rocket Direct to Victory, allowing you to begin tackling the challenges.
If you don’t purchase a Go Fest 2020 ticket or, if you already have one, don’t play Pokémon Go on Sunday, July 26, you won’t be able to unlock Rocket Direct to Victory.
There is no time limit on completing Rocket Straight to Victory once you’ve unlocked it, so feel free to take your time completing the Special Research questline if you wish.
Apart from this Rocket Straight to Victory works like the other special research questlines that allow you to unlock mythical Pokémon, such as Mew, Celebi, and Jirachi.
The quest line is divided into several steps, each of which contains three individual challenges that you must complete. Every time you complete a challenge or a step in the quest, you will be rewarded.
Steps of the Rocket Direct to Victory mission in Pokémon Go
Below you will find the six steps of the Rocket Direct to Victory mission, along with all the rewards you will receive for completing each and every task.
However, this section contains spoilers for both the challenges and rewards, so proceed under your own caution.
Thanks to SilphScience from reddit for the help with this information.
Rocket straight to victory Step 1 of 6
- Take a snapshot – Incense x2
- Power up a Pokémon 3 times – x100 PokéBalls
- Send 3 gifts to friends – 2020 Stardust
Rewards: x20 Max Revives, 2020 XP, and a Machamp encounter
Rocket straight to victory Step 2 of 6
Rewards: Stardust 2020, x20 Rare Candy and a Golem encounter
Rocket Straight to Victory Step 3 of 6
Rewards: x20 Revive, x1 Super Rocket Radar and 5000 Stardust
Rocket straight to victory Step 4 of 6
- Defeat Team Go Rocket’s boss, Giovanni – Shadow Mewtwo
Rewards: x20 Ultra Balls, x2 Incense and an encounter with Victini
Rocket Straight to Victory Step 5 of 6
- Claim Reward – 2020 Stardust
- Claim Reward: XP 2020
- Claim Reward – 2020 Stardust
Rewards: x20 Ultra Balls, x20 Victini Candy and x2 Incense
Rocket Straight to Victory Step 6 of 6
- Take a snapshot of Victini – x20 Victini Candy
- Catch 20 different Pokémon – x10 Rare Candies
- Send 3 gifts to friends – x1 Super Incubator
Rewards: Victini T-shirt, x2 Premium Battle Passes, and x2 Star Pieces
The Season of Adventure Abundance is here! The Halloween event has returned, bringing with it Greavard and Houndstone. Party Play, Pokémon Go’s multiplayer feature, is here, along with the Welcome Party quest. 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.
Everything you need to know about Victini
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Victini is a fire and psychic type Pokémon, which made its first appearance in Pokémon Black and White. Like most Mythical Pokémon, this appearance was made through a limited-time event that, in the case of Victini, required the player to possess the Liberty Pass to unlock it.
Victini is the Victory Pokémon and it is believed, according to its entry in the Pokémon Black Pokédex, that “trainers with Victini always win, regardless of the type of encounter.”
This connection between Victini and the concept of victory deepens when noting not only how similar the two words are, but also how Victini is similar to the name Victoria, which was the name given to the Roman goddess of victory.
Aside from his name, Victini’s design also has Roman connotations, as his ears are shaped like a V, which, in addition to being the first letter of victory, is the Roman numeral for five. Since Vicitini is part of Gen 5, it is very likely that this design decision was made to reflect that fact.
Victini also occupies a unique position in both Unova and the National Pokédex.
In the Unova Pokédex, Victini is listed as 000; Not only does this make Victini the only Pokémon to be listed above the starter Pokémon in a regional Pokédex, but it also makes it the only Pokémon to have this number in any Pokédex. Because of this positioning, it means that Victini is the Mythical Pokémon that will appear alongside another Mythical Pokémon from a past generation in the National Pokédex.
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