The new season in Pokémon GO is approaching. The first important dates are already known.
When does the new season in Pokémon GO start? The next season in Pokémon GO is expected to start on September 3, 2024, at 10:00 AM local time. This is when the current season, “Heavenly Teamwork,” ends.
Until then, there are still a few events in August planned, but the first dates for the time from September are now known as well.
We will summarize them here for you.
7 dates for September, October, November in Pokémon GO known
Which dates are known? These include new Community Day dates, as well as dates for Raid days. Exact details are not yet known, but you should mark these dates down.
Community Days: The Community Days of the new season will take place on:
- September 14, 2024
- October 5, 2024
- November 10, 2024
Notably: In the new season, there apparently won’t be a “Community Day Classic” bringing back an old favorite monster. At least, this is still missing from the list.
However, a bonus Community Day Classic featuring Tanhel was just announced for August 18, after there was actually already one with Feurigel on June 22 in this season. It is possible that the Tanhel Day will replace the C-Day Classic of the upcoming season.
Further dates: Four more dates have been announced. They are:
- A Raid day on September 8
- A research day on September 22
- Another Raid day on October 12
- A Catching Technique event on October 19
Here, one can only speculate about what awaits us. It’s notable that the first Raid day comes right at the start of the season, on September 8.
After content related to the Dynamax phenomenon was recently discovered, many now hope that this feature will be introduced in the new season. It is conceivable that it will be presented immediately at the start of the season during a Raid day. But: This is currently just speculation.
A little clearer is the “Catching Technique” event, as it has occurred before. For example, during the winter 2023 edition, players were able to catch various ice Pokémon with an increased shiny chance. Similar variations have also occurred in the past for fighting or ghost Pokémon.
Additionally, the event provided XP bonuses for particularly good throws. It is quite possible that this year’s event will play out in a similar way. As soon as there is more information on this, we will keep you updated!
