Pokemon Go : Friend Fest event research tasks and rewards

Pokemon Friend Fest event has gone live in the game and it will stay live until December 2, 2019. The new event has also brought a variety of bonuses for players. Also, the spawn rate of some Pokemon have also increased in the wild.

There is an increase in spawning of multi-headed Pokemon under this event. As per the player’s reports, the spawn rate of the following Pokemon have been increased under the Friend Fest event : Nidoran (male), Nidoran ( Female), Magnemite, Doduo, Diglett, Combee.

Pokemon Go Friend Fest also features the following bonuses for players : Stardust cost for trading has been reduced to half, players can do two special trades in a single day, and an attack boost while doing raids with friends. Apart from these bonuses, there are also new research tasks which will give rewards to players.

Pokemon Go Friend Fest Research Tasks & Rewards

Task

Win a Trainer Battle against another Trainer

Reward

Dugtrio or Dodrio

Task

Trade a Pokemon with a Friend 

Reward

500 Stardust, Nidorino, or Nidorina

Task

Catch a Nidoran (male)

Reward

Nidoran (female) encounter

Task

Catch a Nidoran (female)

Reward

Nidoran (male)

For a quick refresher, Pokemon Go December Community Day details have been revealed. The upcoming Community Day will start on December 14 at 9 am and will stay live until December 15, 2019, at 9 pm. Pokemon Go December Community Day is scheduled for two days instead of one.

The spawn rate of the following Pokemon will be increased during Community Day hours : Totodile, Swinub, Treecko, Bagon, Torchic, Slakoth, Mudkip, Ralts, Turtwig, Trapinch, and Chimchar. It will feature all the Pokemon from previous Community Days for this year.

Also, the following list of Pokemon will appear more in Raids during Community Day hours : Pikachu, Dratini, Bulbasaur, Mareep, Charmander, Larvitar, Squirtle, Eevee, Chikorita, Beldum & Cyndaquil. So, the upcoming Community Day will surely excite the players, you can get more details regarding it by heading here.

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