Written By: Drew a.k.a ZypherFusion
Happy Thanksgiving Trainers! Thanksgiving is a time for family, community, and, of course, adventure! As we give thanks for all the joys life brings, let’s not forget the excitement of Pokémon GO, especially as the Max Out Season Finale brings its grand conclusion with incredible events and rewards.
Celebrate with the Max Out Finale Event
Running through Sunday, Dec. 1, at 8:00 p.m. local time, the Max Out Finale introduces new Pokémon and exciting challenges, making this holiday even more thrilling.
We will see the debut of exclusive Pokémon Galarian Corsola as well as shiny Regidrago and Regieleki for the first time in Pokémon GO.
Raids
Raids take place every Wednesday from 6 – 7 p.m. at The Federal Hill Green, Page Park and Rockwell Park. The following raids are coming up this week:
Now through Dec. 3, prepare for epic battles with Zacian, Zamazenta, Regidrago, and Regieleki in five-star raids. Plus, Mega Altaria is ready to take flight in Mega Raids.
Shadow Suicune will also make a dramatic appearance in five-star Shadow Raids, with a chance to encounter its shiny form. Team up with fellow trainers and conquer these challenges together.
Thankful for the Pokémon GO Community
Here in Bristol, the Pokémon GO community is as vibrant and welcoming as ever. From the trainers you meet at raids to the friends who help complete trades, the game has united people from all walks of life. Let’s give thanks for the connections we’ve made and the shared memories; whether it’s the thrill of finding your first shiny Pokémon, teaming up for a five-star raid, or simply chatting with fellow Trainers at the gym.
Thanksgiving reminds us to pause and appreciate the little things in life, much like catching a rare Pokémon or hitting a new level milestone. Whether you’re hosting a Friendsgiving raid party or simply exploring on your own, take a moment to savor the joy Pokémon GO brings to your life.
Happy Thanksgiving Trainers!
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