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PoGO – Pokémon Go: Kanto Tour – all research & more – Guide

The Kanto Tour is being held in Pokémon Go to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Pokémon series – and on top of that, Pokémon Go itself is also five years old this year. The event for buyers and non-buyers of the Kanto Tour Ticket will take place on February 20, 2021, and we have all the important information for you about Masterpiece Research, Special Research, Limited Research, Collector Challenges, and more in our guide.

In 2021, The Pokémon Company will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Pokémon, and the developers of Pokémon Go can also rejoice. After all, the passionate Pokémon Go community has been bringing in a lot of money – and has been doing so for five years this year. Reason enough to give something back to the community. The Kanto Tour 2021 on February 20, 2021 has all kinds of interesting bonuses and activities up its sleeve, both for the paying trainers and for the players who don’t treat themselves to the Kanto event ticket.

The ticket for Pokémon Go Tour: Kanto costs just under 13 euros and can be purchased until February 20, 2021 at 7:00 pm. In our guide to the Kanto Tour, we first go into the free content and then the paid content. The Kanto event itself starts at 09:00 on February 20 and ends at 21:00 on the same day.

Update from February 20, 2021: We have added all steps and rewards for the Temporary Research and Special Research. Only the first step of the Masterpiece research is known so far; we have also added the information to the guide.

Update from February 22, 2021: The second step of the Masterpiece research for Shiny Mew is known. We have added the tasks for you in the guide.

Update March 22, 2021: With the latest adjustment to the masterpiece research “All in one … No.151”, for which you no longer have to turn 151 different PokéStops, but 151 PokéStops (so also multiple times), we have added all the steps and rewards for the Shiny Mew special research.

Pokémon Go: Kanto Tour – Free Content

Those who don’t want to pay for the event ticket can enjoy the following Kanto Tour content:

Some Pokémon originally discovered in the Kanto region will appear in the wild and in Raid battles.
Arktos (learns Gale), Zapdos (learns Thunder Shock), Lavados (learns Sky Sweep), and Mewtu (learns Psychic Strike) will reappear in Legendary Raid battles!
All Trainers will be able to participate in exclusive Limited Research during the event.
The swap distance will be increased to 40 km.

Pokémon Go: Kanto Tour – Temporary Research.

The steps to be completed and associated rewards for the Temporary Research, which is available for free, are not yet known. We will add the correct details to the created dummy as soon as they are known.

Temporary Research – Kanto Tour – Step 1/4

Catch 20 Pokémon – Reward: 500 Stardust
Level Pokémon 3 times – Reward: 15 x Ultraball
Fight 2 Go Tour challengers (trainers on the overworld map) – Reward: Encounter Evoli Reward: Encounter with Evoli

Reward for completing Step 1: 5 x Super Potion, 20 x Evoli Candy, 5 x Enlivener

Temporary Research – Kanto Tour – Step 2/4

Develop 3 Pokémon – Reward: 500 XP
Level Pokémon 3 times – Reward: 500 Stardust
Fight 2 Go Tour challengers (trainers on the overworld map)- Reward: 5ßß XP

Reward for completing Step 2: 3 x Top Potion, 1 x Sinnoh Stone, 3 x Top Beaver

Limited Research – Kanto Tour – Step 3/4

Fight in a raid – Reward: 1,000 XP
Win a raid – Reward: Encounter with Lapras
Fight 3 Go Tour challengers (trainers on the overworld map) – Reward: 1 x Star Piece

Reward for completing step 3: 1,000 XP, 20 x Lapras candy, 1,000 stardust

Temporary Research – Kanto Tour – Step 4/4

Level Pokémon 5 times – Reward: Encounter with Relaxo
Fight 3 Go Tour challengers with your buddy (trainer on the Overworld map) – Reward: 20 x Relaxo Candy
Fight 5 Go Tour challengers (trainer on the Upper World map)- Reward: 1 x Premium Battle Pass

Reward for completing Step 4: 1 x Instant TM, 1 x Lucky Egg, 1 x Charge TM.

Pokémon Go: Kanto Tour – Paid Ticket Content

In addition to the ten Collector Challenges, which require you to catch all 150 Kanto Pokémon, you can expect a Special Research that will earn you a Shiny Ditto. In turn, completing this special research will give you access to the Masterpiece research for a Shiny Mew. Below, we’ll explain the timelines for the Collector’s Challenge and then lay out a template for the Kanto Tour Special Research and the Masterpiece Research. Some details are already official, but we’ll update as soon as they’re all known. The basic advantages of buying a ticket are as follows:

All Pokémon originally discovered in the Kanto region appear in the wild, in Raid battles, in research task encounters, are attracted by smoke, or are available through evolution.
Try to catch the first 150 Pokémon originally discovered in Kanto! You can track your progress under “Today.”
Choose your experience: Red Edition or Green Edition.
Exclusive Pokémon for the Red Edition: Rettan, Myrapla, Menki, Fukano, Sichlor, and Elektek are attracted to smoke. You have a higher chance of encountering the following Iridescent Pokémon: Bisasam, Glumanda, Schiggy, Taubsi, Rettan, Pikachu, Nidoran ♀, Myrapla, Digda, Menki, Fukano, Ponita, Muschas, Traumato, Krabby, Kicklee, Schlurp, Sichlor, Elektek, Evoli, Kabuto and Dratini.
Exclusive Pokémon for Green Edition: Sandan, Vulpix, Mauzi, Knofensa, Magmar, and Pinsir are attracted to smoke. You have a higher chance of encountering the following Iridescent Pokémon: Bisasam, Glumanda, Schiggy, Taubsi, Pikachu, Sandan, Nidoran ♂, Vulpix, Mauzi, Enton, Knofensa, Little Stone, Owei, Nockchan, Smogon, Tangela, Seeper, Magmar, Pinsir, Evoli, Amonitas, and Dratini.
The Iridescent Forms of all 150 Pokémon originally discovered in the Kanto region are available. Some of them are appearing for the first time! In addition, depending on which edition you have selected, there is a higher chance that you will encounter certain Iridescent Pokémon.
Complete an exclusive Special Research for the event to earn an encounter with a special Pokémon – Shiny Ditto!
Once you complete the first special research series, you’ll gain access to a masterpiece research that should keep you busy for an extended period of time. For this Masterpiece Research, you’ll embark on a long and challenging journey to discover an Iridescent Mew.
You’ll get more candies for catching Pokémon that were originally discovered in the Kanto region.

Pokémon Go: Kanto collector challenges

In Pokémon Go Tour: Kanto, you can expect ten collectible challenges, as available until February 28, 2021 at 7:59pm! Half of this collection is based on how you search for and collect Pokémon during the event. This also depends on whether you choose the Red Edition or the Green Edition of the Kanto Tour, because then, for example, different pocket monsters appear attracted by the smoke. So some of them you’ll have to get by bartering. Hatched Pokémon and Redeemed Pokémon do NOT count towards the Collector Challenges.

Red (Swap) or Red (Smoke)
Green (Swap) or Green (Smoke)
Raid Battles
Research
Development

The challenges, which are not affected by your choice of edition, are inspired by locations from the games, i.e. Alabastia, Marmoria City, Azuria City, Fuchsania City, and the Pokémon League. The event day is divided into blocks of hours, during which the Pokémon of the corresponding collector challenge appear in the wild. Then, in the last two hours of the Kanto Tour, all the Pokémon from the previous hours will appear. The schedule is as follows:

9 a.m. to 10 a.m.: Alabastia
10 a.m. to 11 a.m.: Marmoria City
11 a.m. to 12 p.m.: Azuria City
12 o’clock to 13 o’clock: Fuchsania City
1 p.m. to 2 p.m.: Pokémon League
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.: Alabastia
3 p.m. to 4 p.m.: Marmoria City
4 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Azuria City
5 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Fuchsania City
6 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Pokémon League
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.: Pokémon from all previous hours

Completing the collector challenges will earn you Pokéballs, encounters with Pokémon like Dratini, Ditto, and Habitak, among others, as well as star pieces, special candies, and other items.

Pokémon Go: Kanto Tour – Special Research

What is known about Special Research so far is that you will be working with Prof. Willow to discover a dazzling Ditto. To do this, completing Special Research is a prerequisite for unlocking Masterpiece Research.

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 1/8

Completed automatically – Reward: 10 x Pokéball
Done automatically – Reward: 3 x Himmihberry
Done automatically – Reward: 3 x Potion

Reward for completing Step 1: 150 XP, encounter with Glumanda, 3 x Smoke

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 2/8

Use a smoke – Reward: 50 x Pokéball
Catch 30 Pokémon – Reward: Encounter with Tangela
Take a snapshot of Glumanda – Reward: 1 x Growlsp

Reward for completing Step 2: 25 x Glumanda Candy, encounter with Chaneira, 50 x Pokéball

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 3/8

Earn 3 hearts with your buddy – Reward: 300 stardust
Catch 30 Pokémon – Reward: 500 XP
Unwind Glumanda – Reward: 25 x Glumanda Candy

Reward for completing Step 3: 2 x Smoke, encounter with Tragosso, 25 x Hyperball

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 4/8

Use a smoke – Reward: 1 x Egg Incubator
Send 3 gifts – Reward: 5 x Sanana Berry
Swap 3 Pokémon – Reward: 25 x Glumanda Candy

Reward for completing Step 4: 500 stardust, encounter with Schlurp, 25 x Tragosso Candy

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 5/8

Land 3 good throws in a row – Reward: Encounter with Aerodactyl
Catch 10 different types of Pokémon – Reward: 1 x Star Piece
Use 20 Berries while catching Pokémon – Reward: 25 x Glumanda Candy

Reward for completing Step 5: 1 x Premium Battle Pass, Encounter with Relaxo, 25 x Tragosso Candy

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 6/8

Land 3 good rolls in a row – Reward: 25 x Glumanda Candy
Fight in 3 Raids – Reward: 20 x Mewtu Candy
Evolve a Pokémon – Reward: 1 x Tour Cap (red or green depending on the Edition)

Reward for completing Step 6: 1 x Instant TM, 1 x Charge TM, encounter with Lapras

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 7/8

Catch 30 Pokémon – Reward: 3,000 XP
Catch 15 different types of Pokémon – Reward: 3 x Special Candy
Send 20 Pokémon – Reward: 3,000 XP

Reward for completing Step 7: 1 x Lock Module, encounter with Shiny Ditto, 1 x Lucky Egg

Special Research – Kanto Tour – Step 8/8

Completed automatically – Reward: 3,000 XP
Done automatically – Reward: 3,000 Stardust
Done automatically – Reward: 3,000 XP

Reward for completing Step 8: 20 x Ditto Candy, 20 x Mew- Candy, 10 x Ditto Sticker

Pokémon Go: Kanto Tour – Masterpiece Research “All in One … No. 151”

The masterpiece research for Shiny Mew will be a bit more complex and some details of it are already known. At least three steps will await you, which will require you to earn the Platinum Kanto Medal, reach level 40, catch 30 Pokémon of all types, rotate 151 different PokéStops, and travel 151 kilometers, among other things. It’s likely that there’s more in store for you, however, Special Research as well as Masterpiece Research won’t have a time limit – it’s time-limited by its tasks alone. What this means is this: For instance, since you can only send a certain amount of gifts per day, you won’t be able to complete the corresponding task of the first step in one day. As mentioned above, we will add to the guide as soon as it is known what steps and rewards await you.

Masterpiece Research “All in One … No. 151” – Step 1/4

Get the Platinum Kanto Medal – Reward: 51 x Hyperball
Send 151 gifts – Reward: 1 x Knursp
Land 151 great throws – Reward: 1,510 stardust

Reward for completing Step 1: 5,100 XP, 1 x Premium Battle Pass, 1,510 Stardust.

Masterpiece research “All in one … No. 151” – Step 2/4

Catch a Pokémon 30 days in a row – Reward: 51 x Hyperball
Catch 151 different Pokémon – Reward: 1 x Glacier Lock Module
Catch 30 Pokémon of Normal type – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Fire – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of Water type – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of Plant Type – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Flight – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Fighting – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Poison – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Electric – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Ground – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type rock – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Psycho-type Pokémon – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Ice-type Pokémon – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Beetle-type Pokémon – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Ghost-type Pokémon – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the type Steel – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Dragon-type Pokémon – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Pokémon of the Unlight type – Reward: 151 XP
Catch 30 Fairy-type Pokémon – Reward: 151 XP

Reward for completing Step 2: 5,100 XP, 3 x Special Candy, 1,510 stardust

Masterpiece research “All in one … No. 151” – Step 3/4

Reach level 40 – Reward: 4,000 stardust
Turn 151 PokéStops – Reward: 3 x Rocket Radar
Complete 151 field researches – Reward: 3 x Super Brood Machine
Run 151 kilometers – Reward: 151 x Hyperball
Catch 1,510 Pokémon – Reward: 1 x Smoke

Reward for completing Step 3: 1 x Star Piece, encounter Shiny Mew, 1 x Lucky Egg

Masterpiece Research “All in One … No. 151” – Step 4/4

Automatically fulfilled – Reward: 1,510 Stardust
Automatically fulfilled – Reward: 5,100 XP
Automatically fulfilled – Reward: 1,510 Stardust

Reward for completing Step 4: Avatar Shirt with Shiny Mew, 3 x Loading TM, 20 x Mew Candy.

Pokémon GO

Pokémon Go is the mobile spin-off of Nintendo’s popular Pokémon game series for Android and iOS. It is a so-called “location-based game”, i.e. a game that uses the player’s immediate surroundings. It is based on the principle of augmented reality.

Pokémon Map: Between landmarks and sights

Pokémon Go uses a Global Positioning System (GPS) to determine the player’s location and displays it on a map that also represents the playing field. The map is based on OpenStreetMap maps. The game is played mostly outdoors and uses landmarks, landmarks and other notable or eye-catching objects in the world to position either PokéStops or arenas there for you to battle for supremacy. Join either Team Intuition (Team Yellow, Zapdos), Team Wisdom (Team Blue, Arktos), or Team Daring (Team Red, Lavados). Under their flag you can then fight for the arenas, which are placed at hotspots like churches or similar. Pokémon can appear anywhere, though.

Pocket monsters visible on the Pokémon Go Map are randomly loaded into the game’s virtual map by the game server. If several players are playing in the same location, each player can see and catch the Pokémon independently of the others.

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