Poipole and Naganadel have finally arrived in Pokemon Go, but how can players go about encountering the Poison-type Ultra Beasts and are their Shiny forms available in the game?
InPokemon, theUltra Beastsare practically Lovecraftian entities, being invasive species from another dimension with unsettling alien designs.
This isn’t true of Poipole, who is the cutest and most Pokemon-like of the Ultra Beasts. In fact, Ash used one (as well as its evolution) on the team that led to his first championship win when he came out on top in the Alola region.
After being absent from the game for a long time,Poipole is finally part of Pokemon Go. So those who want to find the elusive Ultra Beast are fortunate, as it’s not hard to track it down, as it can be found as part of a simple research task, with an evolution that’s coming to the game soon.
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How to get Poipole in Pokemon Go
Currently, there’s only one way to get Poipole in Pokemon Go:
All you need to do to finish World of Wonders 1st part is:
This will initiate an encounter with Poipole, where it won’t run away from you.
Naganadel will debut in Pokemon Go as part of theUltra Space Wonders event, starting Thursday, May 23, at 10:00 a.m.
To evolve Poipole into Naganadel in Pokemon Go, you need to set it as your Buddy, catch 20 Dragon-type Pokemon, and then feed it 200 Poipole Candy.
Evolving Poipole into Nagandel will transform into a powerful Poison/Dragon-type Pokemon. It’s currently unknown how strong Naganadel will be in competitive formats.
No, Poipole and Naganadel cannot be Shiny in Pokemon Go.This will likely change in the future, but currently, it isn’t possible.
That’s everything you need to know about catching Poipole and Nagandel in Pokemon Go. Check out more of our helpful guides on the mobile game below:
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Scott Baird is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in Pokemon, Baldur’s Gate, Dungeons & Dragons, Final Fantasy, and Magic The Gathering, and Nintendo games. He also has bylines at Cracked, Dorkly, Topless Robot, Screen Rant, The Gamer, and TopTenz.
