Pokémon Sword and Shield Ranked Battle Series 2 announced, uses same rules as the 2020 Pokémon VGC Format Rules

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Battles in the Pokémon Video Game Championships will change forever on January 4, 2020, as battles move to Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield on Nintendo Switch. Players will need to devise new strategies as they incorporate the recently discovered Pokémon from the Galar region into their teams. There's still plenty of time to earn your invitation to the 2020 Pokémon … Continue reading Pokémon Sword and Shield Ranked Battle Series 2 announced, uses same rules as the 2020 Pokémon VGC Format Rules

2020 Pokémon VGC Format Rules announced, tournaments shift to Pokémon Sword and Shield starting January 4, 2020, certain Gigantamax Pokémon are permitted

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2020 Pokémon Video Game Championships (VGC) Format Rules. Tournaments will be shifting to Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield starting January 4, 2020. Battles in the Pokémon Video Game Championships will change forever on January 4, 2020, as battles move to Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield on Nintendo Switch. Players will need to devise new strategies as they incorporate the … Continue reading 2020 Pokémon VGC Format Rules announced, tournaments shift to Pokémon Sword and Shield starting January 4, 2020, certain Gigantamax Pokémon are permitted

Distribution of East Sea Gastrodon used by 2018 World Champion Paul Ruiz announced for 2019 Pokémon North America International Championships

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The last opportunity to earn big Championship Points toward qualification for the 2019 Pokémon World Championships is on the line as players compete in the season's final International Championships in Columbus, Ohio, from Friday, June 21, through Sunday, June 23, 2019. A special distribution event will take place for all attendees who own a copy … Continue reading Distribution of East Sea Gastrodon used by 2018 World Champion Paul Ruiz announced for 2019 Pokémon North America International Championships

Both forms of Shellos have officially returned to Pokémon GO

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Both forms of Shellos were first spotted in Pokémon GO for the first time last month. Originally from the Sinnoh region, the Sea Slug Pokémon comes in two different forms - West Sea (pink and white) and East Sea (blue and green). It can be given 50 Candies in order for it to evolve into … Continue reading Both forms of Shellos have officially returned to Pokémon GO

Shellos is reportedly no longer spawning in Pokémon GO

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Both forms of Shellos were recently spotted in Pokémon GO for the first time. Originally from the Sinnoh region, the Sea Slug Pokémon comes in two different forms - West Sea (pink and white) and East Sea (blue and green). It can be given 50 Candies in order for it to evolve into Gastrodon, which … Continue reading Shellos is reportedly no longer spawning in Pokémon GO

New Sinnoh Pokémon Shellos requires 50 Candies to evolve into Gastrodon in Pokémon GO

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Both forms of Shellos have officially been spotted in Pokémon GO. Originally from the Sinnoh region, the Sea Slug Pokémon comes in two different forms - West Sea (pink and white) and East Sea (blue and green). It can be given 50 Candies in order for it to evolve into Gastrodon, which features an appearance … Continue reading New Sinnoh Pokémon Shellos requires 50 Candies to evolve into Gastrodon in Pokémon GO

First Pokémon GO screenshots of both forms of new Sinnoh Pokémon Shellos

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Both forms of Shellos have officially been spotted in Pokémon GO. Originally from the Sinnoh region, the Sea Slug Pokémon comes in two different forms - West Sea (pink and white) and East Sea (blue and green). It is capable of evolving into Gastrodon, which features an appearance that is influenced by which form of … Continue reading First Pokémon GO screenshots of both forms of new Sinnoh Pokémon Shellos

Both forms of Shellos can now be found and caught in Pokémon GO for the first time

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Both forms of Shellos have officially been spotted in Pokémon GO. Originally from the Sinnoh region, the Sea Slug Pokémon comes in two different forms - West Sea (pink and white) and East Sea (blue and green). It is capable of evolving into Gastrodon, which features an appearance that is influenced by which form of … Continue reading Both forms of Shellos can now be found and caught in Pokémon GO for the first time