The month of April is just around the corner, and the augmented reality mobile game “Pokémon GO” already has a list of activities for trainers. Throughout the month, players will have chances to catch several Legendary Pokémon while developer Niantic will also introduce all-new events from which trainers can collect special rewards.
‘Pokémon GO’ Five-Star and Mega Raids for April 2021
April’s five-star raids will kick off on Tuesday, March 30 featuring Therian Forme Tornadus until Tuesday, April 13. Then, for the first time in “Pokémon GO,” trainers will have a chance to catch the Therian Forme Landorus from Tuesday, April 13. to Tuesday, April 27.
To close the April 2021 five-star raids in “Pokémon GO,” trainers will have the chance to encounter the Incarnate versions of Tornadus, Thundurus, and Landorus starting on Tuesday, April 27. This also comes with an opportunity to catch a Shiny Tornadus, Thundurus, or Landorus.
Meanwhile, “Pokémon GO” trainers will have a chance to catch the Mega-Evolved forms of Houndoom, Manectric, and Abomasnow until Sunday, April 4. by joining Mega Raids. On that same date and time, Niantic also confirmed that a “surprise Mega-Evolved Pokémon” in the upcoming Mega Raids throughout April. But fans will have to wait for further announcements to learn what Mega-Evolved Pokémon it will be.
What Niantic has confirmed for now is that the Mega-Evolved forms of Gengar and Manectric will be present from April 5 to April 20. Then, from April 20 onwards, trainers will have the chance to encounter the Mega Venusaur and Mega Abomasnow during Mega Raids. Note that all the start and end times for the Five-Star and Mega Raids are set at 10 a.m. local time.
All-new ‘Pokémon GO’ events to debut throughout April
Niantic announced five new events for “Pokémon GO” that will debut at different times in April. It starts with the Team GO Rocket Timed Research on April 1-8 that could reward trainers with a Super Rocket Radar that can then be used against Giovanni. Up next is the Spring into Spring event on April 4-8 where trainers can encounter Chansey, Blissey, and Happiny donning spring-themed flower crowns.
Launching on April 13 is the new Rivals’ Week that, as the name suggests, will feature rival Pokémon characters. Niantic sets the week of April 20-25 as “Pokémon GO’s” Sustainability Week that will have Grimer and Trubbish appear more frequently. There will also be a friendship-themed event set to debut on April 24.


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