The Season of Go has been raging on for a few weeks in the world of Pokemon GO and trainers have had a chance to enjoy some early features and experience the first few events already. As Adventure Week 2022 comes to a close, there has been enough Season of Go gameplay research conducted in the community to offer a closer look at the special spawns and hatches currently in rotation.
Pokemon GO's seasons are three months long each (on average) and offer players a chance to enjoy a themed set of activities, features, and events throughout the year. The themed-season approach started during the pandemic remote play era and has been popular with the community and seems to be here to stay. There are still some rotations that happen on a monthly basis, but players can rely on special season-themed spawns and hatches to stick around for the full 90 days most of the time.
The Season of Go is all about fully returning to and embracing the outdoor Pokemon GO experience after years of remote features and distance themed events and seasons. Niantic is hoping the game helps get players moving this summer and has three months worth of activities planned to help with that. While trainers are out in the world exploring and participating in events, they can expect to find the follow spawns out in the various biomes and can hopefully burn through some incubators hatching these Eggs...
Cities
- Rattata
- Koffing
- Aipom
- Bronzor
- Croagunk
- Patrat
- Stunfisk (Galarian)
- And more!
Forests
- Oddish
- Weepinbell
- Tangela
- Shuckle
- Shroomish
- Cherubi
- Yungoos
- And more!
Mountains
- Sandshrew
- Onix
- Phanpy
- Aron
- Trapinch
- Hippopotas
- Golett
- And more!
Beaches + Water
- Tentacool
- Krabby
- Horsea
- Corphish
- Spheal
- Dewpider
- And more!
Northern Hemisphere
- Ledyba
- Treecko
- Torchic
- Mudkip
- Combee
- Deerling (Summer)
- Gible
- And more!
Southern Hemisphere
- Spinarak
- Larvitar
- Turtwig
- Chimchar
- Piplup
- Trubbish
- Deerling (Winter)
- And more!
2 km Eggs
- Poliwag
- Magnemite
- Magikarp
- Meditite
- Pikipek
- Yungoos
- Stufful
5 km Eggs
- Togepi
- Skarmory
- Wynaut
- Bronzor
- Rowlet
- Litten
- Popplio
- And more!
10 km Eggs
- Rockruff
- Jangmo-o
- Riolu
- Emolga
- Axew
- Noibat
- Rufflet
The lineup of seasonal spawns are pretty strong this time around and players who are still missing some Pokedex spots will want to take note of each biome list before they head out and start the grind this month. More details about the game's upcoming activities and feature should be revealed as the Season of Go's early days continue to play out.
Be sure to check back soon for more Pokemon GO strategy guides, news, and updates. Until then, good luck out there, trainers!
Pokemon GO is available now on mobile.
Source: Pokemon GO Hub