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The Pokémon GO Lunar New Year 2021 event has started

The Pokémon GO Lunar New Year 2021 event has started

The Year of the Ox is being celebrated right now in Pokémon GO.

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It's the Chinese New Year, and this year Pokémon GO is celebrating the Year of the Ox. 

The Lunar New Year takes place from February 9 to February 14.

Lunar New Year Features

The event will showcase all red-colored Pokémon to celebrate the Year of the Ox. Their spawn rate in the wild, in raids or in eggs will then be much higher.

Some notable bonuses

  • Gifts will contain more PokéBalls
  • You are more likely to become Lucky Friends
  • Lucky Swaps are more likely to happen at random
  • The Trading range will be 40 km from February 8 to February 15

Pokémon found in nature

Krabby

№ 098

Type Water

Goldeen

№ 118

Type Water

Magmar

№ 126

Fire type

Magikarp

№ 129

Type Water

Miltank

№ 241

Normal Type

Meditite

№ 307

Combat and Psychic types

Tepig

№ 498

Fire type

Gyarados

№ 130

Water and Flight Types

Leviator will be present in a shiny version (red)

Pokémon present in 5km eggs

Rattata

№ 019

Normal Type

Ekans

№ 023

Poison type

Mankey

№ 056

Type Combat

Ponyta

№ 077

Fire type

Mareep

№ 179

Electric type

Houndour

№ 228

Types Darkness and Fire

Miltank

№ 241

Normal Type

Torchic

№ 255

Fire type

Bagon

№ 371

Dragon type

Buneary

№ 427

Normal Type

Tepig

№ 498

Fire type

Litleo

№ 667

Fire type

Pokémon in Raids

In addition to the Pokémon present in Raids, Mega Leviator will also appear alongside Mega Roucarnage and Mega Pharamp until February 20.

Meditite

Raid 1 star

Combat and Psychic types

Carvanha

Raid 1 star

Water and Dark Types

Duskull

Raid 1 star

Spectrum type

Skorupi

Raid 1 star

Poison and Insect Types

Darumaka

Raid 1 star

Fire type

Miltank

Raid 3 stars

Normal Type

Octillery

Raid 3 stars

Type Water

Blaziken

Raid 3 stars

Fire and Combat Types

Camerupt

Raid 3 stars

Fire and Ground Types

Absol

Raid 3 stars

Dark Type

If you are wondering why some Pokémon in the list are not "red", don't worry, you'll encounter plenty of Shiny Pokémon.

Original content by Camille "Milkameluna" C.

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