Pokemon Go fans, it’s time to update your collection with awesome characters! Get ready for one of the game’s biggest events from the end of this year – the Winter Wonders update. This campaign is actually a two-week event happening during the holiday, so it gives Pokemon Go community members more reasons to celebrate.
The cute Winter Wonders are LIVE since December 18th and every Pokemon Go player has access to them. Among the speculated items, the update will also include extra fun and more holiday spirit. All these elements create the perfect scenario for stepping into a new year, because the Winter Wonders Pokemon Go update will last until January 2nd 2019.
A two-week event is the perfect occasion for completing your Pokemon Go collection
Like we mentioned before, the Winter Wonders update starts on December 18th 2018 and end on January 2nd 2019. During the big event that will bring the Winter Wonders on their mobile, the AR game’s fans will have the opportunity to enlarge their team by hatching Eggs. This category will get them towards discovering Pokemons like Smoochum and Azurill.
Other ways of completing Pokemon Go collections are by capturing event-themed characters. In addition, the update is the perfect opportunity for grabbing special Pikachus (they will be wearing Santa hats) and finding new versions of characters like Shiny or Delibird.
The Monsters which were initially spotted in Sinnoh are other figures among the Winter Wonders. Since the weather is getting colder and colder, the Ice-type Pokemons could not miss the big update, so they will ”join the party” as well.
Monsters originally discovered in Sinnoh will be available also. Furthermore, the Winter Wonders update comes with exciting offers and special bonuses: Double Candy when a player catches and transfers a Pokemon, Double Stardust every time Pokemons are caught, more effective incubators and others.
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