Following the completion of Dratini’s Community Day Classic in Pokémon Go, a few modifications are taking place in the game that provide a preview of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, which will be available in less than two weeks. These alterations might relate to the forthcoming big release. The PokeMiners crew had already datamined a new Pokémon earlier today, and now gold PokéStops are surfacing.
On November 5 from 2 PM to 5 PM in your local time zone, Dratini’s Community Day Classic will be presented. When this is over, gold PokéStops and an enigmatic Pokémon appear in the background of the players. Professor Willow introduces Jacq to players from Paldea in conjunction with these activities.
The coin-based Pokémon has reportedly made an appearance in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet and has been seen in various Scarlet and Violet trailers’ backgrounds. It might function similarly to Spiritomb, where players can purportedly capture the Pokémon’s base form before evolving it. Since we don’t own a copy of the game, we regrettably don’t know all the facts, but they have been revealed through leaks. When the game is formally released, we’ll know more.
We’re still getting to know what’s going on with the game after the Community Day Classic event. You can, however, view the video that W4RLOCKK, a community member, and the PokeMiners crew posted.
It turns out that the coins that are awarded when players spin the Gold PokéStops have???? attached to them and have nothing to do with what players can currently do. Although we are unsure of how this relates to the game, it may be related to the recent Pokémon Scarlet and Violet leaks.
The coin-based Pokémon has reportedly made an appearance in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet and has been seen in various Scarlet and Violet trailers’ backgrounds. It might function similarly to Spiritomb, where players can purportedly capture the Pokémon’s base form before evolving it. Since we don’t own a copy of the game, we regrettably don’t know all the facts, but they have been revealed through leaks. When the game is formally released, we’ll know more.
We’re still getting to know what’s going on with the game after the Community Day Classic event. You can, however, view the video that W4RLOCKK, a community member, and the PokeMiners crew posted.
