Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 is the second half of a two-part Halloween celebration, and it is the part that finally gives Trainers a first chance at Shiny Greavard. The event runs from Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. to Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time, which means the Halloween window does not close on October 31. Instead, it carries straight into the first days of November, with a new featured Pokemon, a new Mega Level for Mega Sableye, costumed encounters, one-star raids, free Timed Research, and the continuing GO Pass: Halloween 2026 track.
If you played Part I, you will already know the shape of this event, but Part II changes the priorities. The headline is no longer a new costume debut. It is a Shiny debut and a power upgrade. Greavard, the Ghost-type dog Pokemon with a candle on its head, can be encountered Shiny for the first time in Pokemon Go during Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, if you are lucky. Mega Sableye, meanwhile, can be raised to Super Max Level for the first time, unlocking an additional Charged Attack called Night Shade+ while it is Mega Evolved. Those two features alone make this short, five-day window worth planning, especially because the Timed Research and GO Pass rewards both have hard deadlines that fall on or just after the event itself.
This guide sticks to what the official announcement actually says. Where the official page gives a named encounter, a date, a bonus, or a reward, this guide states it. Where the official page says “and more” or does not publish a full list, this guide says so instead of filling the gap with a guess. That distinction matters for a short event, because a wrong spawn list or a wrong deadline can waste the very days you were trying to use well.
Table of Contents
SUMMARY: This table of contents lists every section in this Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 guide, so you can jump straight to dates, Shiny Greavard, raids, Mega Sableye, research, or GO Pass rewards.
- Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 Dates and Schedule
- Shiny Greavard Debut: How to Find It
- Wild Encounters and Costumed Pokemon
- One-Star Raids in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026
- Super Max Mega Sableye and Night Shade+
- Timed Research, Field Research and GO Pass Rewards
- Event Bonuses and GO Pass Deluxe Explained
- Related November Schedule: Mega Raids and Spotlight Hour
- Best Plan for the Final Days of Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026
- Frequently Asked Questions
Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 Dates and Schedule
SUMMARY: This section gives the exact start and end times for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, and explains how it follows Part I without a gap.
Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 starts on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time and ends on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. Part I ran from Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. to Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time, so Part II begins at the exact moment Part I ends. There is no dead day in between, and that handoff is important for players who are still finishing Part I tasks when the clock turns over.
All of the times in this guide are local times, as stated in the official announcement. That means the event does not start at the same moment worldwide. It starts at 10:00 a.m. wherever you are, and it ends at 8:00 p.m. wherever you are. If you are planning around a friend in another time zone, do not assume their window matches yours to the minute. Use your own local clock, and treat the November 5, 8:00 p.m. deadline as a hard stop for Timed Research in particular.
The two-part structure also matters for the GO Pass. GO Pass: Halloween 2026 was available from Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. through Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time, which means it spans both parts. If you started the pass in Part I, you do not start over in Part II. You continue the same track, and you should check your rank before the final evening, because unlocked rewards have a separate claim deadline that is covered later in this guide.
| Event part | Start | End |
|---|---|---|
| Halloween 2026 Part I | Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 10:00 a.m. local time | Sunday, November 1, 2026, 10:00 a.m. local time |
| Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 | Sunday, November 1, 2026, 10:00 a.m. local time | Thursday, November 5, 2026, 8:00 p.m. local time |
| GO Pass: Halloween 2026 rewards claim deadline | — | Saturday, November 7, 2026, 8:00 p.m. local time |
A short event rewards a simple plan. Do not leave the Timed Research to the last hour, do not assume a raid or a wild encounter will still be there after 8:00 p.m. on November 5, and check the GO Pass claim deadline separately, because it is two days later than the event end. The official announcement is clear that upcoming events are subject to change, so if Niantic updates a time, the in-game announcement is the version to trust over any older guide.
Shiny Greavard Debut: How to Find It
SUMMARY: This section explains the Shiny Greavard debut in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, and the three routes the official announcement names for finding Greavard.
The biggest reason to play Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 is Shiny Greavard. For the first time in Pokemon Go, you will be able to encounter Shiny Greavard, if you are lucky. That wording matters. The official announcement does not promise a Shiny Greavard, and it does not state a boosted Shiny rate. It says a Shiny encounter is possible, and that possibility is the chase for the whole event.
According to the official announcement, you may encounter Greavard in the wild or when you complete GO Pass and Field Research tasks. That gives you three named routes, and a sensible plan uses all three rather than relying on only one. Wild encounters depend on what spawns near you and how often you check the map. GO Pass tasks reward progress over the event, and Field Research tasks give you a reason to spin PokeStops and complete the event-themed tasks that appear during the window. None of those routes guarantees a Shiny, but together they give you more chances than any single route alone.
It is also worth being clear about what this guide does not claim. The official Part II announcement does not publish a Shiny rate, a spawn rate, a catch rate, or a guaranteed encounter method for Shiny Greavard. This guide does not invent those numbers. If you see a post claiming a fixed number of encounters will produce a Shiny, treat that as speculation unless it comes from an official source. The honest version is simpler: play the event, use all three routes, and remember that “if you are lucky” is part of the official wording for a reason.
For players who already have a regular Greavard, the Shiny debut still changes the value of every Greavard encounter during Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026. A regular encounter is no longer just another Pokedex entry. It is another roll for the new Shiny form, and that is why the wild, GO Pass, and Field Research routes are all worth checking every day of the short window, rather than only on the first day.
Wild Encounters and Costumed Pokemon
SUMMARY: This section lists the wild encounters named for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, and explains why the official list is not a complete spawn table.
During Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, you may encounter event-themed Pokemon in the wild, including Litwick, Rowlet wearing a Pokemon Halloween costume, Greavard, and more. You might even encounter Gengar wearing a Spooky Festival costume. The asterisk in the official announcement means that, if you are lucky, you may encounter a Shiny version of the named Pokemon. That applies to Litwick, costumed Rowlet, Greavard, and costumed Gengar in the wording of the announcement.
The phrase “and more” is doing real work here, and it should not be ignored. The official announcement does not publish a complete, closed wild encounter list for Part II. It names the featured encounters above and leaves the rest open. This guide therefore does not present a full spawn table, because inventing one would be misleading. If you are hunting a specific Ghost-type Pokemon that is not named above, do not assume it is boosted in Part II just because it fits the Halloween theme. Check the in-game Nearby and wild spawns during the event itself, and treat the named list as the confirmed core.
Costumed Pokemon deserve a special note, because they are often the most collectible part of a Halloween event. Rowlet wearing a Pokemon Halloween costume and Gengar wearing a Spooky Festival costume are the costumed wild encounters named for Part II. Costumed Pokemon are usually distinct forms, and players who collect costumes should prioritize them during the window, because there is no promise in the official announcement that they will return in the same form later. Again, the Shiny note applies: a Shiny costumed encounter is possible if you are lucky, not guaranteed.
The Halloween atmosphere is part of the event as well. The two-part Halloween announcement describes Pokemon encounters, PokeStops, and Gyms decorated for the festivities, which helps explain why the game feels different during this window even when you are not actively hunting a specific Pokemon. That decor is background, not a bonus, but it is a useful sign that you are in the right event window when you open the game.
- Confirmed wild encounters named in the official Part II announcement: Litwick, Rowlet wearing a Pokemon Halloween costume, Greavard, Gengar wearing a Spooky Festival costume, plus additional event-themed Pokemon described only as “and more”
- Shiny possibility: stated as “if you are lucky” for the named encounters
- Not confirmed in the official Part II announcement: a complete wild spawn list, spawn rates, or boosted Shiny odds
One-Star Raids in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026
SUMMARY: This section covers the one-star raids named for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, and what the official announcement does not list for other raid tiers.
The official announcement for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 lists one-star raids, and only one-star raids, in its raid section. The named one-star raid Pokemon are Pikachu wearing a hat and capelet, and Sinistea wearing a bow. Both are marked with the Shiny note, which means that, if you are lucky, you may encounter a Shiny version.
That narrow list is useful precisely because it is narrow. If you are looking for a costumed Pikachu or a costumed Sinistea, Part II gives you a raid route to them, in addition to any other routes that may apply during the wider Halloween period. One-star raids are also the most accessible raid tier for most players, because they do not require a large group, which makes them a practical daily target during a five-day event.
What this guide does not do is invent a three-star or five-star raid list for Part II. The official Part II announcement does not list those tiers in its raid section, and this guide will not fill that gap with bosses from other events or other weeks. Mega Sableye raids are covered separately below, because they come from the wider November raid schedule, not from the Part II raid list itself. Keeping those two things separate avoids a common mistake: assuming that every raid boss active in early November is a Part II raid boss.
For a daily plan, the raid advice is therefore simple. Check one-star raids for costumed Pikachu and costumed Sinistea, use your free daily raid pass wisely if you are saving Premium Battle Passes, and do not spend heavily chasing a higher-tier boss in the hope that it is part of Part II unless you have confirmed it from the in-game raid list or an official source. The confirmed Part II raid value is in the costumes, not in an invented higher-tier rotation.
| Raid tier in the official Part II announcement | Pokemon named |
|---|---|
| One-Star Raids | Pikachu wearing a hat and capelet, Sinistea wearing a bow |
| Three-Star Raids | Not listed in the official Part II announcement |
| Five-Star Raids | Not listed in the official Part II announcement |
Super Max Mega Sableye and Night Shade+
SUMMARY: This section explains how Super Max Mega Sableye works in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, including the Max Level requirement and the new Night Shade+ attack.
Starting with Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, you will be able to increase Mega Sableye’s Mega Level all the way up to Super Max Level for the first time in Pokemon Go. That is a new Mega Level above Max, and it is the second headline feature of the event alongside Shiny Greavard. It is also a feature with a requirement that is easy to miss if you only read the headline.
You must increase a Pokemon’s Mega Level to the third level, Max, before you can increase it to Super Max. In other words, Super Max is not a shortcut around the earlier Mega Levels. It is the next step after Max, and reaching it requires spending that Pokemon’s Mega Energy to power it up. The official announcement is explicit that Mega Evolving alone will not be enough. You will need to use Sableye Mega Energy to power it up, so players who want Super Max on day one should have already been building Mega Energy before Part II begins, or should plan to farm it during the wider raid window described in the next section.
The reward for reaching Super Max is a new Charged Attack. Sableye will now be able to use an additional Charged Attack, Night Shade+, when it is Mega Evolved. The official power values are 55 power in Trainer Battles and 160 power in Raid Battles, and the power of the attack will increase with the Pokemon’s Mega Level. That scaling detail matters for players who compare a fresh Super Max Sableye with a more developed one. The attack is not a fixed, one-time bonus. It grows as the Mega Level grows, which gives long-term Mega Sableye players a reason to keep investing.
For battle planning, the practical takeaway is to treat Super Max as a progression goal, not as an instant power-up for every Sableye you own. Pick the Sableye you have already invested in, check that it is at Max Level first, and then use Mega Energy deliberately. If you have not yet reached Max, Part II is still useful, because it is the first window where Super Max becomes available, but you should expect to work through Max first before the new level unlocks.
Timed Research, Field Research and GO Pass Rewards
SUMMARY: This section lists the confirmed Timed Research, Field Research, and GO Pass rewards for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, with their exact deadlines.
Timed Research is one of the clearest parts of Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, because the official announcement gives both the rewards and the deadline. There will be a free Timed Research opportunity available during Part II. The research tasks in this free Timed Research will be automatically completed for all Trainers, according to the official announcement. The rewards include 6 Rare Candies and an encounter with Sinistea wearing a bow, which may be Shiny if you are lucky.
The deadline is the part you should not miss. Timed Research expires, and the tasks and rewards must be completed and claimed before Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time, which is the same moment the event itself ends. In practice, that means you should claim the Timed Research rewards well before the final evening, rather than assuming there will be a grace period after the event closes. There is no grace period stated in the official announcement.
Field Research is less specific, and this guide keeps that distinction. Event-themed Field Research tasks will be available during Part II, and completing Field Research tasks will earn encounters with event-themed Pokemon. The official Part II announcement does not publish the individual Field Research tasks or their individual rewards, so this guide does not list them. If you spin a PokeStop and get an event-themed task, that task is worth doing, especially because Greavard is named as a possible encounter through Field Research, but do not rely on a task list that was not published in the official announcement.
GO Pass: Halloween 2026 is the longer track that runs across both parts. Trainers automatically received the GO Pass on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time, and they can collect GO Points and rank up through Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. Completing pass tasks to rank up can earn encounters with event-themed Pokemon, Candy for event-themed Pokemon, Rare Candy, Ultra Balls, and more goodies, in the official wording. Upgrading to GO Pass Deluxe can also earn additional encounters, the Patissier Top, the Patissier Pants, Rare Candy XL, Premium Battle Passes, and more goodies.
The GO Pass claim deadline is different from the Timed Research deadline, and that difference is easy to miss. Rewards unlocked in the GO Pass will expire on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time, so you have two extra days after the event ends to claim what you unlocked. You do not have extra days to earn new ranks after November 5 at 8:00 p.m., only to claim rewards you already unlocked. Check both deadlines separately, and claim the Timed Research first, because it expires earlier.
- Timed Research rewards (official): 6 Rare Candies, encounter with Sinistea wearing a bow (Shiny possible if lucky)
- Timed Research deadline: Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time
- Field Research: event-themed tasks available, encounters with event-themed Pokemon; individual tasks not published in the official Part II announcement
- GO Pass rank-up rewards (official): event-themed encounters, Candy, Rare Candy, Ultra Balls, and more
- GO Pass Deluxe extras (official): additional encounters, Patissier Top, Patissier Pants, Rare Candy XL, Premium Battle Passes, and more
- GO Pass claim deadline: Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time
Event Bonuses and GO Pass Deluxe Explained
SUMMARY: This section explains the GO Pass milestone bonuses for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, and what GO Pass Deluxe adds, including its price and Web Store gift.
The event bonuses for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 are tied to GO Pass milestones, not to a separate, always-on bonus for the whole event. Reach Major Milestones on your event GO Pass to unlock the bonuses below. That structure means your bonus depends on your GO Pass rank, so two players in the same event window may not have the same bonus active at the same moment.
At Tier 1, Rank 10, the bonus is 2x Candy for catching Pokemon, or 3x Candy for catching Pokemon with GO Pass Deluxe. At Tier 2, Rank 20, the bonus is 2x Stardust for catching Pokemon, or 3x Stardust for catching Pokemon with GO Pass Deluxe. Those are the two milestone tiers stated in the official announcement. The announcement also says to keep an eye out for additional bonus tasks for this GO Pass during the event, but it does not list those additional tasks in advance, so this guide does not invent them.
GO Pass Deluxe is the paid upgrade to the free GO Pass. For US$7.99, Trainers can upgrade to GO Pass Deluxe, which offers upgraded rewards and faster progression. For US$9.99, Trainers can upgrade to GO Pass Deluxe + 10 Ranks, which also automatically earns enough GO Points to reach Rank 11. While progressing through GO Pass Deluxe, you will be able to claim all of the rewards from both the free GO Pass and GO Pass Deluxe, and you can upgrade at any time and still collect rewards from previously unlocked ranks. Prices are in USD or the equivalent pricing tier in your local currency, and availability may vary by region, according to the official announcement.
The Pokemon Go Web Store adds a gift with purchase for Deluxe upgrades. Trainers who upgrade to GO Pass Deluxe: Halloween 2026 on the Web Store will receive 10 Ultra Balls, five Max Revives, one Premium Battle Pass, and five Max Potions as a gift with purchase. Trainers who upgrade to GO Pass Deluxe: Halloween 2026 + 10 Ranks will receive 10 Ultra Balls, five Max Revives, two Premium Battle Passes, and five Max Potions as a gift with purchase. There is also a web-exclusive Ultra Box version with 20 Ultra Balls, 10 Max Revives, 10 Max Potions, and five Premium Battle Passes as a gift with purchase, according to the official announcement.
Whether Deluxe is worth it depends on how much of the event you will actually play. If you will reach Rank 10 and Rank 20 anyway, the 3x Candy and 3x Stardust bonuses are a clear upgrade over the free 2x bonuses. If you will only play for an hour or two across the five days, the free track still gives you the Timed Research rewards and the base GO Pass rewards, and Deluxe is not required to take part in Shiny Greavard hunting or in the Super Max Mega Sableye upgrade itself.
| GO Pass milestone | Free bonus | GO Pass Deluxe bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 – Rank 10 | 2x Candy for catching Pokemon | 3x Candy for catching Pokemon |
| Tier 2 – Rank 20 | 2x Stardust for catching Pokemon | 3x Stardust for catching Pokemon |
Related November Schedule: Mega Raids and Spotlight Hour
SUMMARY: This section separates the wider November raid and Spotlight Hour schedule from Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 itself, so you do not mistake a nearby event for a Part II bonus.
It is easy to mix up Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 with everything else happening in early November, so this section keeps them separate on purpose. The official Part II announcement itself does not list a Mega Raid rotation or a Spotlight Hour. The items below come from the wider November schedule reported from the official November content update, and they are useful for planning, but they are not Part II bonuses in the official Part II announcement.
Mega Sableye is listed in Mega Raids from October 28 to November 8, 2026, in the November schedule. That window covers both parts of Halloween and runs for three days after Part II ends on November 5. That is important for Super Max planning, because Sableye Mega Energy is the resource you need to power up beyond Max Level. If you do not finish your Mega Energy farming by November 5, the Mega Raid window itself does not close that night, but the Part II event and its Timed Research do. Use the raid window for energy, and use Part II itself for the Super Max unlock, the Shiny Greavard hunt, and the Timed Research claim.
The Spotlight Hour that overlaps Part II is on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. local time, featuring Teddiursa wearing a witch hat, with 2x Evolution XP as the bonus reported in the November schedule. That hour falls on the final day of Part II, in the two hours before the event ends at 8:00 p.m. It is a useful final-evening window for evolutions, but it is not listed as a Part II bonus in the official Part II announcement, so this guide does not present it as one. Treat it as a related November schedule item that happens to overlap, and save evolutions for that hour if you want the reported 2x Evolution XP bonus, while still claiming your Timed Research before 8:00 p.m.
The wider November calendar after Part II includes other events, including Into the Wild, GO Wild Area, and later Community Day events, but those are outside the scope of this Part II guide. If you are planning beyond November 5, check the official November content update separately, rather than assuming that a later event’s bonuses apply during Part II.
Best Plan for the Final Days of Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026
SUMMARY: This section gives a practical, day-by-day plan for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, using only the confirmed dates, encounters, raids, research, and bonuses above.
A five-day event does not need a complicated plan, but it does need a plan that respects the deadlines. The best plan for Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 starts with the two deadlines, then works backward. First, claim your free Timed Research rewards before Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. Second, check your GO Pass rank and claim unlocked rewards by Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. Everything else in the event fits between those two dates.
For Shiny Greavard, use all three official routes every day if you can. Check wild spawns for Litwick, costumed Rowlet, Greavard, and costumed Gengar. Complete Field Research tasks when you spin PokeStops, because Greavard is named as a possible encounter through Field Research as well as through the wild and the GO Pass. Do not spend the whole event in one place waiting for a single spawn type. The official announcement names multiple routes for a reason, and the more routes you use, the more chances you create, even though no route guarantees a Shiny.
For raids, target the confirmed one-star raids for costumed Pikachu and costumed Sinistea, and use Mega Raids in the wider October 28 to November 8 window for Sableye Mega Energy if Super Max is your goal. Remember the order for Super Max: reach Max Level first, then spend Mega Energy to power up to Super Max and unlock Night Shade+ while Mega Evolved. If you are short on Mega Energy, prioritize the Mega Raid window over a last-minute wild hunt, because Mega Energy is the bottleneck for Super Max, not the unlock itself.
For bonuses, aim for Rank 10 and Rank 20 on the GO Pass if you want the Candy and Stardust milestones, and remember that Deluxe raises those milestones from 2x to 3x. If you are playing on the final evening, the reported Teddiursa wearing a witch hat Spotlight Hour from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on November 5 is a useful window for evolutions, but do not let it distract you from the 8:00 p.m. Timed Research claim deadline that follows it. Evolve first if you want the bonus, then claim, or claim first and evolve second, as long as both are done before 8:00 p.m.
Finally, keep your expectations honest. Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 is a short, focused event, not a month-long festival. Its value is in a first Shiny, a first Super Max level, a free Timed Research reward, and a GO Pass track that you can finish if you play steadily. If you chase only one of those features and ignore the deadlines for the others, you will leave value on the table. If you use the full window, check all three Greavard routes, and claim on time, you will have used the event as it was designed.
For the official details behind this guide, see the official Pokemon Go Halloween Part II announcement, the official Pokemon Go Halloween Part I announcement for how Part I handed over to Part II, and the official Pokemon Halloween 2026 overview. For more guides on Elite Play Zone, visit the homepage, browse the Elite Play Zone News section, and browse the Elite Play Zone Gaming section.
Frequently Asked Questions
SUMMARY: This section answers the six most common questions about Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, using only the confirmed dates, encounters, raids, research, and GO Pass details from this guide.
When does Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 start and end?
Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026 starts on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time and ends on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. It begins at the exact moment Part I ends, so there is no gap between the two parts.
Can Shiny Greavard be found in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026?
Yes, Shiny Greavard makes its Pokemon Go debut during Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, if you are lucky. You may encounter Greavard in the wild or when you complete GO Pass and Field Research tasks. The official announcement does not promise a Shiny encounter and does not state a boosted Shiny rate.
Which Pokemon appear in wild encounters during Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026?
The official announcement names Litwick, Rowlet wearing a Pokemon Halloween costume, Greavard, and Gengar wearing a Spooky Festival costume, plus additional event-themed Pokemon described only as “and more.” The named encounters may be Shiny if you are lucky. A complete wild spawn list was not published in the official Part II announcement, so this guide does not invent one.
How does Super Max Mega Sableye work in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026?
Starting with Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026, Mega Sableye can be raised to Super Max Level for the first time, but only after it has reached Max Level first. You must then spend Sableye Mega Energy to power it up to Super Max. While Mega Evolved at Super Max, Sableye can use the additional Charged Attack Night Shade+, with 55 power in Trainer Battles and 160 power in Raid Battles, and its power increases with Mega Level.
What are the Timed Research rewards and deadline in Pokemon Go Halloween Part 2 November 2026?
The free Timed Research rewards are 6 Rare Candies and an encounter with Sinistea wearing a bow, which may be Shiny if you are lucky. The tasks are stated in the official announcement as automatically completed for all Trainers. The rewards must be claimed before Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time, when the event ends.
When do GO Pass Halloween 2026 rewards expire?
GO Pass: Halloween 2026 runs from Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. to Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time for earning ranks. Rewards you have already unlocked expire later, on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time, so claim unlocked rewards by that date even though you cannot earn new ranks after November 5.
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