Squirtle Community Day Classic

July 2023 Community Day Classic: Squirtle Makeup Event

Trainers, buckle up as we bring you exciting news about the July 2023 Community Day Classic for Pokemon GO. Get ready for a spectacular makeup event dedicated to Squirtle on Sunday, July 23, 2023, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. local time. We understand that some Trainers using Pokemon Trainer Club accounts encountered log-in issues during the previous Community Day Classic: Squirtle on July 9, and we want to make it up to you with this special global event. Your understanding and continued passion for Pokemon GO mean the world to us!

Featured Pokemon: Squirtle Takes the Spotlight

During the Squirtle makeup event, you can expect to encounter the charming Squirtle more frequently in the wild. Keep your eyes peeled for this lovable Water-type Pokemon as you explore your local area. Squirtle’s appearance will surely bring a wave of excitement among Trainers!

Featured Attack: Hydro Cannon

For those looking to evolve their trusty Squirtle into a powerful Blastoise, this event presents the perfect opportunity. Evolve your Wartortle (Squirtle’s Evolution) during the event or within two hours afterward, from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. local time, and you’ll be rewarded with a Blastoise that knows the coveted Charged Attack Hydro Cannon. The power of Hydro Cannon will come in handy both in Trainer Battles and during Gym and raid battles, boasting 80 and 90 power, respectively. Prepare to make a splash with Hydro Cannon as you dominate your opponents!

Field Research and Squirtle with Style

Engage in Squirtle-themed Field Research, and you might just stumble upon a unique encounter with Squirtle wearing fashionable sunglasses. Catching Squirtle will provide you with an excellent chance to add this stylish variant to your Pokemon collection. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to show off Squirtle’s trendsetting style!

Community Day Special Research: Squirtle Community Day Classic

For the price of US$1.00 or the equivalent in your local currency, you’ll gain exclusive access to the Squirtle Community Day Classic Special Research story. Immerse yourself in an exciting adventure tailored specifically for this event. Trainers who previously purchased the Squirtle Community Day Classic–exclusive Special Research story will also have the option to purchase the ticket again for a second, identical version of the Special Research Story. Keep an eye out for the release of tickets for this captivating Special Research story!

Additionally, we’re thrilled to announce that you can now purchase and gift tickets to any of your friends who have achieved a Friendship level of Great Friends or higher. To share the gift of research, simply head to the in-game shop, locate the Special Research ticket, and tap the Gift button instead of the Buy button. Show your friends some love and help them embark on this thrilling Community Day Classic!

Please note that tickets for Special Research are nonrefundable, subject to applicable law, and exceptions outlined in the Terms of Service. We want to highlight that this Special Research will not include an in-game medal as part of the rewards. Certain restrictions regarding gifting apply. Please ensure that your recipient hasn’t previously purchased a Special Research ticket or been gifted one to avoid any complications.

Exciting Event Bonuses to Enhance Your Experience

By participating in the Squirtle makeup event, you’ll enjoy several exciting bonuses to amplify your Pokemon GO adventure:

  • 1/4 Egg Hatch Distance when Eggs are placed in an Incubator during the event period. Get those eggs ready to hatch!
  • Lure Modules activated during the event will last for three hours. Attract a wide range of Pokemon to your location with longer-lasting Lure Modules.
  • Incense (excluding Daily Adventure Incense) activated during the event will last for three hours. Let the aroma of Incense guide you to an abundance of Pokemon for an extended period of time.
  • Be sure to seize the opportunity to take a few snapshots during the Community Day Classic. You never know what delightful surprises await you!

Stay Informed and Engage in Safe Pokemon Adventures

We urge all Trainers to maintain situational awareness and follow the guidelines provided by local health authorities while enjoying Pokemon GO. Please exercise caution and prioritize your safety at all times. As always, upcoming events are subject to change, so stay connected with us on social media, enable push notifications, and subscribe to our emails to stay updated on the latest Pokemon GO news and events.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can I participate in the Squirtle makeup event if I missed the previous Community Day Classic?

Absolutely! The Squirtle makeup event is open to all Trainers, regardless of whether they attended the previous Community Day Classic. Join in on the fun and make up for lost time!

2. How can I obtain a Shiny Squirtle during the event?

Luck plays a significant role in encountering Shiny Pokemon during any event. Keep an eye out for Squirtle in the wild and increase your chances of finding a Shiny variant. Good luck!

3. Can I evolve my Squirtle into Blastoise after the event ends?

No worries! You can still evolve your Wartortle into Blastoise up to two hours after the event concludes, giving you ample time to make the evolution and obtain a Blastoise with the powerful Charged Attack Hydro Cannon.

4. Will the Squirtle makeup event have any unique rewards?

Yes, participating in the Squirtle makeup event will grant you access to Squirtle-themed Field Research, encounters with Squirtle wearing sunglasses, and the option to complete the Squirtle Community Day Classic–exclusive Special Research story. Additionally, you can take advantage of the event bonuses, such as reduced Egg Hatch Distance and extended durations for Lure Modules and Incense.

5. How can I gift a Special Research ticket to my friends?

If you’ve reached a Friendship level of Great Friends or higher with your friends, you can purchase and gift Special Research tickets. Simply head to the in-game shop, locate the Special Research ticket, and tap the Gift button instead of the Buy button. Spread the joy of Pokemon exploration!

We hope you’re as excited as we are about the upcoming Squirtle makeup event for the July 2023 Community Day Classic. Prepare to encounter Squirtle, evolve mighty Blastoise, and enjoy the bonuses and exclusive content this event has to offer! Get ready to make a splash and embark on an unforgettable Pokemon GO adventure!

—The Pokemon GO team

Source: Official Pokemon GO blog

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