Some posts on this site contain an affiliate link. Affiliate links are used in an attempt to offset the operational costs incurred by running this website. Clicking on an affiliate link does not increase the cost of the product if you buy it. It does mean that I MAY make a commission if you purchase the item. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

This was an eventful week playing Pokemon GO. I caught a relatively newly released Pokemon and a new shiny. I got not one but two Sinnoh stones, meaning I got to do 2 evolutions. And I participated in January 2019 Community Day. Here’s the highlights from the past week, ending January 13.

Catch – Finneon

While getting my hair done I noticed a silhouette on my Pokemon GO tracker. Seeing a silhouette in the tracker instead of a Pokemon means it’s a Pokemon you haven’t seen or caught yet. Being a fish I knew it had to be Finneon, who I’d been looking for for about a week already. This resulted in a nice little search, because frankly I’m impatient and wanted to catch him. Finneon (#456) is a Gen 4 Water type Pokemon. He is very handsome.
Finneon Finneon
Finneon  Finneon

Catch – Shiny Pinsir

I also caught a shiny Pinsir in the wild. Pinsir (#127) is a Gen 1 Bug type Pokemon originally found in the Kanto region. Pinsir is usually brown and I really like the purple color of the shiny version.
shiny Pinsir

Sinnoh Stone evolution – Togetic to Togekiss

I finally got another Sinnoh stone! I got this one for completing research. After going through my Pokedex and looking at the possible evolutions I could do with this stone, I chose to evolve my Togetic into its Gen 4 form Togekiss.
Togepi (#175) is a Gen 2 Fairy Pokemon originally found in the Johto region. It evolves into Togetic (#176) with 25 candies. Togetic is a Fairy and Flying type Pokemon. Togetic evolves into Togekiss (#468) with 100 candies and a Sinnoh stone. Togekiss is a Fairy and Flying type Pokemon from Gen 4.
Togepi Togetic
Sinnoh Stone evolution - Togekiss Sinnoh Stone evolution - Togekiss

Sinnoh Stone evolution – Gligar to Gliscor

I happened to get a second Sinnoh stone this week. I was challenged to a PVP dual. I lost and received the stone as a consolation prize. I chose to evolve Gligar with it.
Gligar (#207) is a Ground and Flying type Pokemon originally found in the Johto region (Gen 2). Gligar evolves into Gliscor with a Sinnoh stone. Gliscor (#472) is a Gen 4 Ground and Flying type Pokemon.
Sinnoh Stone evolution - Gligar Sinnoh Stone evolution - Gligar to Gliscor

Totodile January 2019 Community Day

Totodile January 2019 Community Day Totodile January 2019 Community Day
This month’s Community Day featured Totodile. Totodile (#158) is a Gen 2 Water type Pokemon originally found in the Johto region. For Community Day, which fell on a Saturday, we went Downtown. It was a very brisk 34 degrees. While it was cold, it thankfully wasn’t windy or precipitating. Pokemon GO Community Day lasts for 3 hours. We spent about 2 of them outdoors walking, I couldn’t do more because my foot was really starting to hurt. I caught a good amount of totodile, including 5 shinies. This month’s Community Day also featured 4x Incubator effectiveness, which means eggs only took 1/4 of the time they usually take to hatch. I hatched every egg I had. While it was nice to have a good amount of hatches in that short time, none of them yielded anything new or super exciting.
shiny Totodile Totodile
Totodile evolves into Croconaw with 25 candies. Croconaw (#159) is a Gen 2 Water type Pokemon. I evolved one of my shiny Totodiles into a shiny Croconaw.
Croconaw shiny Croconaw
Croconaw evolves into Feraligatr with 100 candies. Feraligatr (#160) is a Gen 2 Water type Pokemon originally found in the Johto region. I evolved one of my shiny Totodiles into a shiny Feraligatr.
Feraligatr shiny Feraligatr
Do you play Pokemon GO? How was your week? Did you participate in this month’s Community Day?

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *