As part of the GO Fest in Seattle, Pokémon GO has once again provided you with a global collector challenge that you can solve without purchasing a ticket. We at MeinMMO show you all the content and rewards.
What kind of challenge is this? This weekend, from July 22 to 24, 2022, the live event for GO Fest in Seattle is happening in Pokémon GO. This mainly includes a ton of spawns and bonuses for trainers who have an event ticket.
But all others will not go empty-handed. Niantic provides a small collector challenge for all players, including those without a ticket. Various Pokémon that have been announced for Seattle will spawn in the wild. You need to catch them to complete the task.
Below we show you all the Pokémon that are needed and reveal what rewards await you (via LegendsLima).
Global Collector Challenge: The Oasis
Which monsters are needed? As you already know from GO Fest in Berlin, there will also be different habitats in Seattle where various monsters will spawn. One of these habitats is “The Oasis.”
Niantic will spawn a small portion of the Pokémon from this habitat worldwide during the event weekend. To complete the global collector challenge, you need to catch them in the wild. The following are needed:
- Slowpoke
- Krabby
- Staryu
- Carvanha
- Remoraid
- Wooper
What rewards are there? If you catch all the Pokémon, you will receive 2,022 Stardust, 2 Nanab Berries, and an encounter with Wooper.
How much time do you have to solve it? As you know from the past, the collector challenge is, of course, time-limited. It has been available to you since July 22, 2022, at 08:00 local time and can be completed until July 24, 2022, at 20:00 local time. So don’t forget to claim your reward in time.
Are there more global contents for GO Fest in Seattle?
Yes, with the start in Seattle, you can work together with other trainers on a global challenge. To do this, you need to complete a certain number of raids and can secure a hyper bonus for the upcoming Hisui event. Additionally, you will earn a special XP bonus for the remaining event time.
Everything you need to know about the global challenge and whether the hyper bonus is worth it is summarized in our related article:
More collector challenges for ticket holders
Trainers who have purchased a special event ticket for the GO Fest in Seattle and thus play on-site can certainly look forward to further collector challenges. These also deal with the various habitats in Seattle.
Since the GO Fest in Seattle starts today, on July 22, 2022, at 18:00 German time, the contents of the collector challenges are not yet known. As soon as we have this information, we will add it for you here in this section of the article.
Update from July 22: The information about the collector challenges for ticket holders is now known, and we have summarized them for you below with the help of LeekDuck’s overview.
Collector Challenge “Cloud Sanctuary”
In this habitat, you need to catch the following Pokémon:
- Alolan Vulpix
- Togetic
- Panzaeron
- Swablu
- Vegimak
- Wooper
- Squawkabilly
- Geronimatz
Reward: 2,022 Stardust, 1 Incense, and an encounter with Geronimatz
Collector Challenge “The Oasis” (for ticket holders)
In this habitat, you need to catch the following Pokémon:
- Krabby
- Staryu
- Lapras
- Carvanha
- Remoraid
- Camaub
- Kaumalat
- Wooper
Reward: 2,022 Stardust, 1 Incense, and an encounter with Kaumalat
Collector Challenge “Dreamy Mindscape”
In this habitat, you need to catch the following Pokémon:
- Quapsel
- Traumato
- Rossana
- Snorlax with Cowboy Hat
- Sableye
- Lunatone
- Makuhita
- Litwick
Reward: 2,022 Stardust, 1 Incense, and an encounter with Litwick
Collector Challenge “Electric Garden”
In this habitat, you need to catch the following Pokémon:
- Pionskora
- Alolan Grimer
- Spinarak
- Frizelbliz
- Lileep
- Wadribie
- Elezeba
- Tarnpignon
Reward: 2,022 Stardust, 1 Incense, and an encounter with Wadribie
How do you like the global collector challenge? Will you use it? Or do you find the content totally boring? Feel free to share your opinion here on MeinMMO in the comments and exchange views with other trainers.
The big GO Fest in Berlin is unfortunately already over, but we wanted to know more from Niantic: Will German players soon be able to look forward to more live events?
