The Fidough Fetch event in Pokémon Go is live until January 7th! This event marks the debut of Fidough and its evolution, Dachsbun. Trainers can catch these adorable Pokémon and earn rewards by completing global challenges.
Fidough will be readily available throughout the event. Collect 50 Fidough Candy to evolve it into Dachsbun. Global challenges involve throwing Nice Curveballs, with rewards increasing based on the number of throws. Rewards include increased XP and Stardust. Don't forget to redeem available Pokémon Go codes for extra goodies!
Beyond Fidough, increased spawn rates for Growlithe, Voltorb, Snubbull, Electrike, Lillipup, and Poochyena provide opportunities to catch their shiny forms. Lucky trainers might even encounter Hisuian Growlithe and Greavard.
For a less active approach, event-themed Field Research tasks offer Stardust, Poké Balls, and encounters with event Pokémon. Don't miss the opportunity to showcase your newly caught Pokémon! Enjoy the event!
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