Hoenn – Complete Guide To Spawns, Raids And Eggs in The Tour of Pokemon Go

Hoenn Tours goes global in 2023, and has an exclusive Las Vegas special event! Adventure with Rei and Professor Willow, discover new Shiny Pokémon from the Hoenn Region, and watch Primal Kyogre and Primal Groudon make their debut! Naturally, Niantic is going further down the line and heading to the next Hoenn for Pokémon Go Tour: Hoenn.

The tour’s first stop will be Las Vegas, and the in-person events will take place on February 18 and 19, while the global events will take place on February 25-26 from 10am to 6pm local time. If you need more information about  Hoenn – Complete Guide To Spawns, Raids And Eggs in The Tour of Pokemon Go  then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.

Hoenn – Complete Guide To Spawns, Raids And Eggs in The Tour of Pokemon Go:

Collection Challenges involve you catching a list of specific Pokémon associated with the currently running event in Pokémon Go. During the Hoenn Collection Challenge, you’ll be tasked with catching several Gen 3 Pokémon. You can get the Pokémon you need for the Hoenn Collection Challenge by completing raids, hatching eggs, completing Hoenn Festival area research tasks, or simply by.

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SPAWNS:

The following Pokémon will spawn during special House themed rotations. The four Ho’en tour habitats you’ll visit are Blistering Sands, Verdant Earth, Eerie Mists, and Pristine Shores.As is the case with each tour, different accommodations are explored. Being is no different. Here’s what the habitats are and what they produce: (all eggs can be glazed):

Blistering Sands

• Torchic
• Poochyena
• Lotad
• Nincada
• Makuhita
• Baltoy
• Bagon
• Numel
• Cacnea
• Aron
• Nosepass

Eerie Mists

• Ralts
• Surskit
• Whismur
• Meditite
• Spoink
• Zangoose
• Seviper
• Chimecho
• Absol
• Snorunt
• Luvdisc
• Beldum

Verdant Earth

• Treecko
• Zigzagoon
• Wurmple
• Seedot
• Shroomish
• Slakoth
• Skitty
• Mawile
• Electrike
• Roselia
• Gulpin
• Swablu

Ancient Shores

• Mudkip
• Taillow
• Wingull
• Carvanha
• Barboach
• Corphish
• Lileep
• Anorith
• Feebas
• Spheal
• Clamperl

Additional wild encounters during the Primal Kyogre surge include:

• Minun (can be shiny)
• Illumise (can be shiny)
• Wailmer (can be shiny)
• Lunatone (can be shiny)
• Castform- Rainy (can be shiny)

During Primal Groudon surge, they are:

• Plusle (can be shiny)
• Volbeat (can be shiny)
• Trapinch (can be shiny)
• Solrock (can be shiny)
• Castform- Sunny (can be shiny)

Raids:

To kick off the season and celebrate the announcement of Pokémon GO Tour: Hoenn, a Raid Day inspired by Hoenn’s first partner Pokémon is coming! Join us as we head into Hoenn Mega Raid Day featuring the debut of Sceptile, Blaziken, and Swampert’s Mega Evolutions. Mega Septile, Mega Blaziken, and Mega Swampert Energy won’t be available again until Pokémon Go Tour: Hoenn, so make sure you take advantage of this opportunity!

EGGS:

As is the case with every event, the eggs are also themed. Here’s what’s in each egg: (All eggs can be glazed)

2 km eggs:

• Pichu
• Igglybuff
• Treecko
• Torchic
• Mudkip
• Azurill
• Wynaut

5 km eggs:

• Surskit
• Gulpin
• Cacnea

7 km eggs:

• Trapinch
• Feebas
• Beldum
• Bagon

10 km eggs:

• Relicanth
• Torkoal
• Tropius

With the end of the Hoenn-only event we saw the return of other generations of Pokémon. As promised, we will no longer wait for rarity levels to update our data on eggs! We’ve updated the Egg Chart on Silph Road with a tentative list of current hatching species. With new species being added today, keep an eye on Egg Chart for updates within 48 hours of a change. As data solidifies from the current period’s distribution, we will update the site with the exact species and their rarity levels.

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