Pokémon Go ‘Carnival of Love’ event, Timed Research guide
Pokémon Go’s yearly Valentine’s Day event crosses over with Carnival, bringing us the “Carnival of Love” event. We list out all the perks in our guide.
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To celebrate Valentine’s Day and Carnival, Pokémon Go is hosting a “Carnival of Love” event, featuring Oricorio and other love-themed Pokémon. The event runs from Feb. 13-15, which is pretty short this time around.
The event features a couple of bonuses, including guaranteed candy XL for evolving Pokémon, and increased chances to get candy XL when walking around with your buddy. You can also change your FurFrou into a Heart Trim version during the event period, and Oricorio will be available shiny for the first time.
Below we list out all the perks of the Pokémon Go “Carnival of Love” event, including the Timed Research and Collection Challenge.
Pokémon Go ‘Carnival of Love’ Timed Research
This is a paid research set, meaning you have to pay $1 to unlock it. Is the “Carnival of Love” Timed Research ticket worth it? If you really love Spinda, then yes.
Usually you can only get Spinda from finding specific Field Research tasks, so if you really want a Spinda with a heart-shaped pattern on it, fork over the dollar. (Note that this event does have a Spinda Field Research Task, so you may not even need this ticket to get the Spinda.)
Rewards: 2 Incense, 5,000 XP, 2,500 Stardust
Pokémon Go ‘Carnival of Love’ Collection Challenge
Catching or evolving the following will yield you a set of rewards:
Rewards: 5,000 XP, 2,500 XP, Roserade encounter
Pokémon Go ‘Carnival of Love’ event Field Research
Spinning a PokéStop during the event period may net you one of these tasks:
Pokémon Go ‘Carnival of Love’ event spawns
The following Pokémon will be spawning in high numbers throughout the event. Keep in mind that both Flabébé and Oricorio have regional forms, so the version that you see will vary depending on where you are.