Pokémon Go's Fidough Fetch event is live until January 7th, bringing with it the adorable Puppy Pokémon, Fidough, and its evolution, Dachsbun! This event offers a chance to catch these newcomers and earn fantastic rewards by completing global challenges.
Until January 7th, trainers can encounter Fidough throughout the Pokémon Go world. Collect 50 Fidough Candy to evolve it into Dachsbun. Participate in Global Challenges, focusing on Nice Curveball Throws, to unlock escalating rewards, including increased XP and Stardust. Don't forget to redeem those Pokémon Go codes for extra goodies!
Beyond Fidough, boosted wild spawns include Growlithe, Voltorb, Snubbull, Electrike, Lillipup, and Poochyena, with shiny possibilities! Lucky trainers might even spot Hisuian Growlithe and Greavard.
For those preferring a less mobile approach, event-themed Field Research tasks provide Stardust, Poké Balls, and encounters with event Pokémon. And don't forget to showcase your new catches in the Pokémon Showcases! Enjoy the event!
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