Pokemon Go's annual spring celebration returns from Apr. 12 to Apr. 18.
Special versions of Togetic, Lopunny and more are making their debut during this year's Spring into Spring event.
Pokemon Go's Spring into Spring event is back again for a limited time. The event runs until Apr. 18 and features a variety of spring-themed bonuses and Pokemon, including new versions of Togetic, Togekiss and Lopunny wearing flower crowns. Here's everything you need to know about the event.
Pokemon Go's Spring into Spring event begins at 10 a.m. local time on Apr. 12 and runs until 8 p.m. local time on Apr. 18.
As mentioned, a few new Pokemon have made their debut as part of the Spring into Spring event. Togetic and Buneary wearing flower crowns will be appearing in the wild throughout the event, and you'll be able to evolve them into flower crown versions of Togekiss and Lopunny.
You'll also have a chance to catch previous flower crown-wearing Pokemon, including Pikachu, Eevee and Chansey. The legendary island guardian Tapu Bulu will be appearing in five-star raids during the event, as well. You can see the full list of featured Pokemon below:
Wild spawns
2 km eggs
Five-star raids
Pokemon Go will also be holding a special Limited Research event during the Spring into Spring celebration. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time on Apr. 16, you'll receive new Limited Research tasks from PokeStops. Completing these missions will lead to encounters with Exeggcute, which will be able to learn the Charged Attack Draco Meteor if you can evolve it into Alolan Exeggutor before the Limited Research event ends.
On top of that, you'll earn twice the usual amount of XP for catching Pokemon during the Limited Research event. The following monsters will also be appearing more frequently in the wild:
In addition to the featured Pokemon spawns, the Spring into Spring event will feature a new Collection Challenge. Completing this will net you various rewards, including 2,000 Stardust and an encounter with flower crown Togetic. New event-themed stickers will also be available. You'll be able to get these from PokeStops, gifts and the in-game item shop.
Pokemon Go still has lots of other events lined up for April, including the upcoming Stufful Community Day. You can catch up on everything going on in the game this month in our April events roundup.