Nitro

Silver: "he doesn't know that i love him"

I vote for make this kind of hard raid a permanent raid, we can beat once a month, in this way we have time to build a proper strategy and team for them..

Here is the Whole Team. Its really affordable.
I marked the important Stats. If you go below what I have, I can't vouch for your Win.

Good Luck!

FULL TEAM SCREENSHOTS: (Place IronBall on Chandelure or Typhlosion
 

Hey everyone!
So I worked a lot on random Que and came up with an EASY BUDGET STRATEGY for Jirachi 4*
The Mons used by me are FAR from Best in Slot since it focuses on getting a >Cheap Jirachi Grab<
so If you have better Picks, Feel Free to Recommend me a Screenshot of your Choice and I might add it! (keep it low budget)

IMPORTANT!: Your Randoms must Bring either a Vulpix or Ninetales to Turn 1 for Sun, because yours is Fake Tearing in Turn 4!
(Insert Petition against Whimsicott Noobs here) (Dodge any Que where your Teammates bring a murkrow, Whimsicott or No Ninetales to Turn 1)

Info: This Guide Features additional Information about your Teammates.
In RandomQue you can't control this. This is supposed to help Links to rebuild the Strat on purpose.

Additional Raidboss Pokemon:
- Kill Clefairy (Can Paralyze you)
- Salamence is possible, but I recommend you to Reset because Earthquake can cost you your Ninetales quite often
- Gardevoir is EZ Clap. Might even Reset Sun for you XD

Turn 1:
Drought Vulpix or Ninetales with Choice Specs (Overheat)+ 1x Charizard (Heatwave) or Typhlosion (Eruption) to kill Clefairy + 2x Paper Spdef Damage (ex. Chari, Darm, Arcanine)
(Clefairy needs to be killed)
(If your Vulpix/Ninetales is too slow, Bring Choice Scarf instead)

Turn 2:
Full Damage Sash 4x (ex. Darmanitan / Reckless Emboar) (All Use Flare Blitz)

Turn 3:
Full Damage Bulky 4x (ex. Entei or Volcarona Assault Gear high Spdef mon) (Sacred Fire or Fiery Dance)
(You can even have 2 Pokemon die here, but It's not recommended)
(You could bring Ninetales here. But Expecting your Mates not to bring Entei would be unreasonable based off the Megathread, and Entei is a Physical Attacker)

Turn 4: Ninetales with Fake Tears + 3x Sp. Atk (Any)

Turn 5: Ninetales survives and does Fake Tears again, 3x Slow Sp. Atk (ex. Chandelure/Room Service Rotom/Iron Ball)
(IMPORTANT: Trickroom has to be Off for Ninetales to get the first Move!)

Turn 6: Slow Sp. Atk 4x (ex. Chandelure/Room Service Rotom/Iron Ball)

Turn 7 (if you started Ninetales instead of Vulpix): Slow Sp. Atk (ex. Chandelure/Room Service Rotom/Iron Ball)

Alternative: You can also Trickroom the last 3 Turns and go fast mons but it has to be Sp.Atk mons.


This way, even if your mons barely make it into enough damage for Jirachi, you will be able to do the 4* Raid
if you get Teammates on Randomque that follow up on this by the Time you Faketear.
The Reason for that is that Most Raids Fail on Lack of Damage. (Check "Battle" Chat. A lot of People Cry about their Mates and hit 3-4%. Cap is 6%!!!
You can also communicate with them through link chat and tell them!

This Strat is brought to you by Me.

SCREENSHOTS:
 
GOOD LUCK GO GET YOUR JIRACHI! 

I vote for make this kind of hard raid a permanent raid, we can beat once a month, in this way we have time to build a proper strategy and team for them..

Hello all, I wanted to make a post here to kind of essentially vomit all my thoughts out while also getting some community input as to how raids are going. Engage at your own risk. I will likewise include a link to Reddit for a post of the same nature there as well: Reddit

Before I get accusations that I hate the game and I'm just trying to knee-jerk baseless complaints: I used to staff for this game, have been playing it since 2013, and personally recommend to anyone that is semi-interested in Pokemon that this is the best way to have a Pokemon related experience. Before I have any criticisms for a lack of skill, I've gotten to the top 100 in OU, Doubles, and Randoms prior before, have two whole boxes of level 100 comps, and generally have been able to participate in past events that require fighting a very buffed up AI. These complaints have been brewing for a long time and have been contributing to a bad feeling I'm having when it comes to the direction of this game.

I'll get it out to begin with that I think that the state of raids, bosses, or generally any intense AI fight has been growing increasingly frustrating to exist as our "endgame content" with a huge accessibility issue. While I want to welcome any sort of content that is highly skilled, and encourages MMO-like interaction with other members of the community, I can't help but feel like a lot of this content is increasingly being tailored towards a a higher spectrum of players who simply have an insane amount of resources to throw at and solve any problem. I'd like to first of all dispel a notion that these events are being tailored towards "highly skilled" players, and being able to complete them is indicative that one is a "highly skilled" player. They're not. Every time these events come out, there is generally an obfuscation of knowledge in terms of how to beat the bosses/raids. The meta eventually gets found out, and those with resources will rush to make or buy niche comps incredibly specific to these bosses or raids, or completely outfit their mons with brand new moves.

I have a few general grievances with how this content is being handled. I'll try to limit it to just a few points:
 
 Resource-Driven Success vs. Actual Skill One of the biggest issues I see is that success in these events feels more about having a massive stockpile of resources rather than actual skill. Players with the time, money, or existing wealth to quickly breed or purchase specific Pokémon, moves, or items are at a huge advantage. For the average player, this creates a massive barrier to entry. The gameplay becomes less about strategy or skill and more about whether you’ve pre-farmed enough resources to throw at the event. This is even a problem for a person like myself who literally has 2 boxes of comp ready level 100 mons. This gets frustrating when you need to give your Blissey a completely specific set that is geared towards fighting a specific raid or boss monster. Not only does that cost resources, but there is again a cost to re-gear it up for competitive once again. You're not having to breed 5x31's, but the cost of having to have a level 100 Murkrow or a specific Sabelye set adds up.
This gap also exacerbates the disparity between veteran players with stockpiles of cash and competitive Pokémon, and newer or more casual players who are left scrambling to participate. It feels like there’s a missing middle ground—content that’s accessible while still rewarding skill and effort over sheer resource availability.
 
Lack of Communication and Accessibility
These events often feel like puzzles, which could be fun, but the lack of communication about mechanics or effective strategies makes it unnecessarily frustrating. The community is left to figure things out through trial and error, which usually results in frustration for less-experienced players or those not plugged into community hubs like Discord or forums. Players shouldn’t need to hunt down niche meta guides just to feel like they can engage with this content. Being in a team, on the forums, or generally plugged in to this other content should be a reward to complete the content most efficiently as possible. It should not be a prerequisite to even have a shot at beating the content alone. 
On top of that, the AI mechanics often feel cheap rather than challenging—like they’re designed to invalidate most player strategies unless you build hyper-specific counters. This creates a “gatekeeping” effect, where only those who already have access to certain strategies or Pokémon can even attempt the content.
 
Team Dependency and Solo Queue Accessibility
While I enjoy the social aspect of MMO-like content, the dependency on forming or finding highly coordinated teams can be exhausting. Events often favor players who have established friend groups or guilds, making it harder for solo players to participate. The current random matchmaking system is a bit of a joke at the moment, and if anything seems like a small band-aid application to prevent criticism that the raids currently aren't 100% tailored to those that are in pre-existing groups. I have managed to do 3 Star raids in random queue. However, the level of coordination that is expected from players frankly is ridiculous when suggestion charts look like this, just to fight a Vanilluxe:
 


I have no way to tell what Pokemon my soon to be teammates will be using. I don't know if I should be the one that should be bringing a Tailwind or Haze user. Hell, I have no way to even know that my other teammates are following some of these "community" guides, and if they're trying out some of these battles for the first time with their own strategies. Matchmaking with at least 1 or 2 other friends is impossible at the moment to even try and alleviate some of that stress. 4 stacks of players who have had the ability to communicate prior and organize what Pokemon they have to use are undoubtedly the kings of these events... But the baseline of what should be attempt-able should not start with what those groups are capable of achieving. They should get rewarded in terms of getting some of these rewards sooner and quicker than random queues, or people who play the game who aren't in the loop as to what are the working strategies. But I am afraid balance at the moment is pretty much only catered to these sort of groups, leading to more frustration if you're not one to participate in them.
 
Punishing Mechanics for Non-Meta Strategies
Honestly, one of the most annoying things about these raids and bosses is how hard they punish you for trying anything that’s not "meta." If you don’t show up with the exact Pokémon, movesets, or strategies that everyone says are required, you might as well not bother. It sucks all the fun out of trying to come up with your own solutions. I get that there’s always going to be an “optimal” way to do things, but it feels like the way these fights are set up forces everyone into the same narrow playstyle. Like, why even have hundreds of Pokémon to pick from if only a handful of them are actually useful? It’s not just frustrating for more serious players—it makes it way harder for casuals who just want to give these events a shot. Instead of rewarding creativity or letting people figure out their own way to win, the game’s basically like, “Nope, wrong answer. Come back when you’ve got the right comps.” For a game with so much variety and potential for different playstyles, this feels like such a wasted opportunity.
 
There's some other issues I could bring up, such as these raids and their rewards being present for a limited time, the Suicune raid further exacerbating the resource and time issue, the fact that rewards such as Jirachi are ACTUALLY competitive staples and will most likely be seen on some OU teams moving forward. But regardless, these issues I'd argue are the most pervasive in terms of how bosses/raids have been handled ever since their introduction. While I’m all for challenging content and rewarding skillful play, the current structure of raids and boss fights increasingly feels inaccessible to many players. I'd like to hear your opinions on this as well, even if it's to tell me off that I'm actually wrong.
       

Changelog: 2/1/2025
 
Balancing
Jirachi 4★ & 5★ raid battles now use Hidden Power✫ instead of AncientPower✫ Bug Fixes
Damaging Roar-type moves (e.g. Circle Throw) no longer trigger Eject Button / Red Card

⭐Hello everyone!⭐
The holiday season is upon us, and so is the exciting Christmas event in PokéMMO! If you're looking to fully enjoy this festive event, you've found the perfect guide. I've put together all the details you need to navigate the event, collect every reward, and have a fantastic time!




Important:

Spoiler
This guide is a work in progress and may be updated in the future.
Since this is still a work in progress, you can contribute by gathering and sharing information to help us complete it.
Use "Ctrl + F" to search for something specific in the guide for more detailed information.
 



New Cosmetics:
Spoiler
Obtained From
Cosmetic
Visual
Slot
Rarity
Gift Shop
Christmas Sleigh

Bike
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Purple Christmas Sleigh

 
Bike
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Reindeer Antlers

Hat
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Earmuffs

Hat
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Scarf

Back
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Santa Hat

Hat
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Santa Suit

Shirt
Seasonal
Gift Shop
Thick Winter Coat

Shirt
Seasonal
30 Swarms Returned
Xmas Wreath

Back
Seasonal
60 Swarms Returned
Santa Beard

Face
Seasonal
Starmie Hunt
Star Bodysuit

Shirt
Seasonal
Starmie Hunt
Star Backpiece

Back
Seasonal
Starmie Hunt
Star Cone Hat

Hat
Seasonal
Xmas Presents 
Snowboarder Scarf

Back
Seasonal
Xmas Presents 
Snow Leopard Tail

Back
Rare
Xmas Presents 
Snow Leopard Ears

Hat
Rare
Xmas Presents 
Snow Leopard Outfit

Shirt
Rare
Xmas Presents 
Teal Wish Tag Earrings

Hat
Rare
Xmas Presents 
Red Wish Tag Earrings

Hat
Rare
Gift Shop
Teal Wishmaker Robes

Shirt
Limited
Gift Shop
Red Wishmaker Robes

Shirt
Limited
Santa's Presents 
Teal Star Rod

Gloves
Ultra Rare
Santa's Presents 
Red Star Rod

Gloves
Ultra Rare
Swarms:
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Swarm Pokémon can be found across all regions and appear more frequently during the Xmas event. Returning Swarm Pokémon will reward you with Mysterious Ball and seasonal rewards
You can return the Pokémon caught during swarms and claim your rewards by interacting with the NPC located in Vermilion City (Kanto), Olivine City (Johto), Slateport City (Hoenn), Hearthome City (Sinnoh), Castelia City (Unova)
Swarms Catch Rates:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Rates
Ball
 
Spheal 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Staryu 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Swinub 
100%
Quick Ball
Recoil
Deerling 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Pineco 
100%
Quick Ball 
Explosion
Seel 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Snorunt 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Snover 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Chingling 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Dewgong 
75
1HP Asleep Net Ball
 
Stantler 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
Dusk Ball at night
Glaceon 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
Dusk Ball at night
Lapras 
70%
1HP Asleep Net Ball
 
Smoochum 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
Dusk Ball at night
Treecko 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
Dusk Ball at night
Delibird 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
Dusk Ball at night
Lost Presents:
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Lost Presents  are scattered across all regions and must be collected. Return 5 Lost Presents  to receive Xmas Presents . After returning 100 Lost Presents  to Santa, you'll unlock Big Lost Presents  and gain access to Starmie hunt and a catchable Alpha Delibird encounter. Returning 5 Big Lost Presents  will reward you with 5 Santa's Presents .
Lost Presents  reset every 10 minutes and you can collect only 2 presents per cycle per region, you won't be able to gather more from other regions. It's best to focus on Kanto for efficiency. You may also refer to this guide.
Starmie Hunt:
Spoiler
Starmie are hidden throughout the regions—find them all to unlock exclusive Starmie-themed cosmetics! Begin the quest by locating the Starmie at the top of the tree in Vermilion. To complete the quest, you’ll need a Sudowoodo in your party for the last Starmie.

Starmie Locations:
Spoiler
Kanto:
Spoiler
Locations
Visuals
Description WIP
Central

 
Western

 
Eastern

 
Northern

 
Southern

 
Early Islands

 
Middle Islands

 
Later Islands

 
 
Johto:
Spoiler
Locations
Visual
Description WIP
Central

 
Western

 
Eastern

 
Northern

 
Southern

 
Hoenn:
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Locations
Visual
Description WIP
Central

 
Western

 
Eastern

 
Northern

 
Southern

 
Sinnoh:
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Locations
Visual
Description WIP
Central

 
Western

 
Eastern

 
Northern

 
Southern

 
 
Unova:
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Locations
Visual
Description WIP
Central

 
Western

 
Eastern

 
Northern

 
Southern

 
Raids:
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Successfully completing the raid will reward you with an Alpha and a Pokémon's Wish Tag. Collect all 12 Pokémon's Wish Tagbefore the event ends to unlock access to Birth Island 

Raids:
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Raids
Kanto
Johto
Hoenn
Sinnoh
Unova
Strat
Glaceon 3⭐
Island 6 (Surf)
Route 45
Route 116 (Cut)
Route 210 (Climb)
Route 1 (Surf)
Here
Raichu 3⭐
Route 10
Route 32
Petalburg Woods
Ironworks (Surf)
Route 2 (Cut)
Here
Stantler 3⭐
Route 11
Route 39
Route 117
Route 214
Route 4 (Smash)
Here
Chimecho 3⭐
Mt Ember
Route 47 (Surf, Waterfall)
Route 120 (Cut)
Route 222
Abundant Shrine
Here
Sawsbuck 3⭐
Route 16 (Cut)
Route 35
Route 111 (Mach)
Eterna Forest
Route 18 (Surf)
Here
Beartic 3⭐
Victory Road (Strength)
Dark Cave (Surf, Flash)
Victory Road
Iron Island
Twist Mountain
Here
Clefable 3⭐
Mt. Moon
Victory Road (Strength)
Granite Cave
Ravaged Path (Surf, Smash)
Guidance (Strength, Surf, Smash)
Here
Tangrowth 4⭐
Viridian Forest
Ilex Forest
Route 119
Route 212 (Cut)
Lostlorn
Here
Vanilluxe 4⭐
Route 7
Route 44
Route 115 (Surf)
Route 217
Giant Chasm
Here
Togekiss 4⭐
Route 21 (Surf)
Route 46 (Climb)
Route 111 (Accro)
Route 207
Route 14 (Surf, Waterfall)
Here
Gardevoir 4⭐
Berry Forest
Ruins of Alpha
Route 123 (Surf)
Route 221
Dreamyard
Here
Salamence 4⭐
Sevault Canyon
Dragon's Den (Surf, Whirlpool)
Mt. Chimney
Route 225 (Surf)
Desert Resort
Here
Jirachi Raid:
Spoiler
Jirachi is the final raid of the Xmas event, unlocked by completing all 12 preceding Xmas raids. After defeating the 12 Xmas raids, you can use the Wishing Star  in your inventory to access Birth Island, where Jirachi raid is located.

Guide:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Video
Guide
 Jirachi 4⭐
Here
Here
 Jirachi 5⭐
Here
Here
Suicune Raid:
Spoiler
You can find the Suicune raid under Ecruteak City in Johto. Suicune is a 6⭐ raid and is not one of the 12 Christmas raids. However, it is linked to the Christmas event and will be removed once the event ends. The reward for this raid is an alpha Suicune.
Note that 6⭐ raids are challenging.

Guide:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Video
Document
Suicune 6⭐
Here
Here
Shiny Rates For Wild Encounters
Spoiler
 
Nothing
Donator Status (+10%)
Donator Status + Shiny Charm (+20%)
Donator Status + Shiny Charm + Holiday Boost (+35%)
 
1/30000
1/27,000
1/24,000
1/19,500

This represents a 0.00513% chance to obtain a shiny, good luck!
Mysterious Ball Shiny and Rarity Rates:
Spoiler
Rates
Poke ball
Great ball
Ultra ball
Shiny Rates 
1/8000
1/6000
1/4000
Very Common 
50%
32.50%
25%
Common
40%
30%
20%
Uncommon
10%
15%
20%
Baby
5%
10%
15%
Rare
5%
10%
15%
Very rare
0%
2.50%
5%
Mysterious Ball Drops:
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Very Common:
Spoiler
Very Common
Cubchoo 
Cryogonal 
Deerling 
Delibird 
Jynx 
Seel 
Snover 
Snorunt 
Spheal 
Stantler 
Teddiursa 
Vanillite
Common:
Spoiler
Common
Bagon 
Cryogonal 
Cubchoo 
Deerling 
Delibird 
Jynx 
Seel 
Snover 
Snorunt 
Spheal 
Stantler 
Staryu 
Teddiursa 
Vanillite 
Uncommon:
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Uncommon
Abomasnow 
Beartic 
Cryogonal 
Delibird 
Dewgong 
Froslass 
Jynx 
Lapras 
Pineco 
Sawsbuck 
Sealeo 
Shelgon 
Stantler 
Starmie 
Ursaring 
Vanillish 
Rare:
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Rare
Abomasnow 
Beartic 
Cryogonal 
Delibird 
Dewgong 
Forretress 
Froslass 
Glaceon 
Jynx 
Lapras 
Salamence 
Sawsbuck 
Stantler 
Starmie 
Ursaring 
Vanilluxe 
Walrein 
Very Rare:
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Very Rare
Abomasnow 
Azumarill 
Beartic 
Chansey 
Clefairy 
Cryogonal 
Electivire 
Froslass 
Glaceon 
Hitmonlee 
Jynx 
Lucario 
Magmortar 
Mantine 
Pikachu 
Roserade 
Salamence 
Vanilluxe 
Baby:
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Baby
Azurill 
Bonsly 
Budew 
Chingling 
Cleffa 
Happiny 
Igglybuff 
Munchlax
Mime Jr. 
Mantyke 
Pichu 
Riolu 
Smoochum 
Togepi 
Tyrogue 
Wynaut 
Magby 
Elekid 
 
Xmas Present Drops:
Spoiler
Items
Comet Shard
EXP Candy (L)
EXP Candy (M)
EXP Candy (S)
Full Heal
Helping Hands
Protein
HP Up
Carbos
Iron
Calcium
Max Potion
Mysterious Great Ball
Mysterious Poké Ball
Nugget
Pearl
Timer Ball
Premier Ball
Luxury Ball
Repeat Ball
Honor Ball
Santa Beard
Snow Leopard Ear
Snow Leopard Outfit
Snow Leopard Tail
Star Piece
Stardust
Rare Candy
TM - Avalanche
TM - Blizzard
TM - Captivate
TM - Helping Hand
TM - Ice Beam
TM - Ice Laser
TM - Ice Wind
TM - Icy Wind
TM - Light Screen
TM - Reflect
TM - Safeguard
TM - Sweet Kiss
TM - Assurance
Revive
Teal Wish Tag Earrings
Red Wish Tag Earrings
X Attack
X Special
X Sp. Def
X Defend
X Speed
Hyper Potion
Snowboarder Scarf
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Santa's Present Drops:

Spoiler
Items
Nugget
Big Nugget
TM - Charm
TM - Haze
TM - FeatherDance
TM - Tailwind
TM - Helping Hand
TM - Sweet Scent
TM - Acid
EXP Candy (S)
EXP Candy (M)
Hyper Zinc
Hyper Carbos
Hyper Protein
Hyper Calcium
Hyper Iron 
Hyper HP Up
X Defend
X Attack
X Special
X Speed
X Sp. Def
Battle Points Charm (+100%)
Item Magnet Charm (100%)
EXP Charm (100%)
Riches Charm (100%)
Max Revive
Max Potion
Rare Candy
Snow Leopard Outfit
Snow Leopard Ears
Snow Leopard Tail
Snowboarder Scarf
Santa Beard
Star Piece
Full Restore
Comet Shard
Timer Ball
Luxury Ball
Premier Ball
Heal Ball
Xmas Present
TM - Captivate
Full Heal
Teal Wish Tag Earring
Red Wish Tag Earring
Pearl String
Revive
TM - Safeguard
TM - Screech
Pearl
Teal Star Rod
Red Star Rod
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I hope this guide was helpful! My goal is to make informations more accessible for everyone by creating more guides in the future.
⭐Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, and remember to gamble responsibly!⭐

@CALLMESENSEIX I forget to say, Rt116 need Cut..
 

Glaceon Hoenn Rt116..

@EliznMandibuzz, Unova, Desert Resort..

skill issue

buy a random gyarados and start dancing

@Elizn Banette, Hoenn, Rt 123..

@Elizn Hypno, Hoenn, Rt 117..

That time of year again, and I'll be compiling what you all want to know. Wisp Locations, Pumpcat Locations, Goodie Bag drops etc.
Just like with 2023 and 2022. If you find something I have missed, let me know and I can update the post.
 
Wisp Locations
 
Kanto: Reward - Alpha Gengar (Thanks to @OfficialDarku and friends)
 
Johto: Reward - Alpha Mismagius (Thanks all in the comments, little late to update this).
 
 
Hoenn: Reward - Alpha Dusknoir (Thanks to @OfficialDarku and friends)
 
 
Sinnoh: Reward - Alpha Drifblim (Thanks to @OfficialDarku and friends)
 
 
Unova: Reward - Alpha Chandelure (Thanks to @OfficialDarku and friends)
 
 
Pumpcat Locations - Courtesy of @Pheeesh
 
 
Der Raids
 
 
Swarm Turn In Rewards: (WIP)
 
 
Pumpking Boss Strategy:
 
Easy: Reward - Skull Moth Wings (Back), 5x Goodie Bags (Thanks @kenjimAd)
 
 
Hard: Reward - Dark Crystal Particle Effect for Team, 5?x Pumpking Goodie Bags
Has a Chance to give Shiny Dark Crystal Particle Effect too!
 
 
Goodie Bag Contents: (WIP)
 
Happy Hunting 😄

I found more Wisps Location in Johto @Elizn !
Battle Fontier
Lake Of Rage (HM Surf)
National Park (HM Rock Climb)
Ruins of Alph. (Enter at Union Cave with HM Strength & Surf)
Rt.26
Rt.27 (HM Surf)
Rt.31 (HM Surf)
Rt.32 (HM Surf)
Rt.34 (HM Surf)
Rt.41 (Go to the 2nd Whirl Island with HM Surf & Whirlpool)
Rt.42 (Enter to Mt. Mortar at the Middle with HM Rock Climb,Surf & Waterfall Needed & Find the Exit on Bottom/Top Floor Inside & then HM Rock Climb Downward)
Rt.44 (HM Surf)
Rt.45 (HM Surf)
Rt.47 (HM Rock Climb & Surf)
 
That's all i got & Sadly, i can't Find these Remaining 3 Wisps on Johto... Goodluck Finding it!

I think the game not going to died even in 5 years, even without any update. Because I see people really deeply in the game, the market is fully with items or pokemon. 
If the game died before 2030 could be because:
- Devs were forced to close the game because externally reasons (demand from N/Pkm company, someone hack the servers/game and destroy it) 
 
- Game freak or another company buy the rights to do a 2D game, with similar features than Pokemmo, but really really better. 
 
Maybe the game could lose and lose people but the game have a solid core of player that not going to leave the bout so easily. 

Stealth Rock solve half of your problems.

Changelog: 16/02/2024
 
Features
Added shortcuts for gyms with long puzzles for their rematches in Johto, Sinnoh, and Unova Bug Fixes
Fixed several client crashes Fixed a regression which caused auction filters to stop working Fixed an issue where really big marts would show less items than intended Fixed an issue where normal triple-battle bosses would apply raid boss damage caps Fixed an issue where Reflect / Light Screen had double their normal damage reduction Fixed an issue where Horde Battles' battle UI would be displayed incorrectly Fixed an issue where the PC UI could display the "+" button in an odd place Fixed an issue where colors could pretend to be selected in the Makeover NPC's UI Fixed an issue where you couldn't turn off battle particles for monsters Fixed an issue where characters, when being created, couldn't select Bald as a hairstyle  
Notes
We're aware of an issue with the battle UI which causes desynchronized data to be displayed for HP values and slot positioning. This will be resolved in the next game update

https://pokemmohub.com/tools/pokedex/
 
click on the "Ball" icon in the right side from the mons.
 
You may have already noticed ingame that most balls have been nerfed. And Alphas/Legendary catch rate cant be really determined afaik. For alphas it feels like there is variables.
 

I found Suicune, Raikou and Zapdos in 3 days..
Entei in 3h..
Waiting for March to Articuno, one week for the ice bird was a bad joke..

I found Suicune, Raikou and Zapdos in 3 days..
Entei in 3h..
Waiting for March to Articuno, one week for the ice bird was a bad joke..