Niantic has announced that the Fire-type Starter Cyndaquil will be the focus of Pokemon Go’s next Community Day Classic. Here’s what to know about this next event.
Pokemon Gohas announced the focus of its next Community Day Classic: Cyndaquil. These events revisit past Community Day Pokemon, with this one giving the Gen 2 Fire-type Starter another opportunity to shine.
Cyndaquil evolves into Quilava and then Typhlosion — a powerful Fire-type that packs a real punch. Trainers who have a soft spot for this Starter from Gold & Silver won’t want to miss out on this event.
Here’s everything to know about the upcoming Cyndaquil Community Day Classic, including its date and time, event bonuses, and more.
Pokemon Go Cyndaquil Community Day Classic dates & times
During the event or up to two hours after, those who evolve Quilava (Cyndaquil’s evolution) will receive aTyphlosion with theCharged AttackBlast Burn.
Blast Burn has 110 power in trainer battles as well as Gym and Raid battles.
Players can benefit from the following bonuses during the Cyndaquil Community Day Classic:
There will also be special Cyndaquil-centric PokeStop Showcases during the Community Day Classic.
This Community Day Classic event will feature a Field Research challenge involving Cyndaquil. Trainers can earn rewards like Stardust, Great Balls, and encounters with Cyndaquil by completing tasks.
For $1 or equivalent in your local currency, trainers will be able to purchase a ticket in exchange for an exclusive Special Research quest. This Special Research does not need to be finished before a certain date.
Niantic released theSpecial Researchchallenge on the 22nd.
The game will also offer three special bundles during the event.
The first is theUltra Community Day Classic Box. This is only available on thePokemon Go web storeand costs $4.99 or the local equivalent. It includes the following:
The other two Event Bundles will be available viaPokemon Go’s in-game shop.
Philip Trahan was a Games Writer on Dexerto’s US team, specializing in Pokemon, Apex Legends, Call of Duty, RPGs, JRPGs, and Nintendo franchises. He also has bylines at NintendoEverything and GameRant.
