Shiny Pokemon GO leak shows September Community Day Oshawott

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Shiny Pokemon GO leak shows September Community Day Oshawott

If you’re expecting subsequent September Community Day for Pokemon GO, you’re in luck. Today Niantic revealed the Oshawott Community Day with an exclusive move for the ultimate evolution of the Pokemon Samurott. Oshawott evolves into Dewott, and Dewott evolves into Samurott, which, during the event, will have the exclusive move, Hydro Cannon!

You’ll also find that Samurott will have its legacy signature attack Razor Shell if tapped with a Charged TM both during and after the event! So these Pokemon will be a robust contender for your new favourite Water Type Pokemon, of that you are often sure.

UPDATE: subsequent Community Day for Pokemon GO are going to be September 19, 2021. It’ll happen during the day, starting at 11 a.m. and lasting until 5 p.m. civil time. This event takes place on a Sunday! You’ll find Oshawott appearing everywhere the place, but especially near Pokestops equipped with Rainy Lure Modules.

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There’ll be a Special Research story for Oshawott Community Day that users will be ready to purchase for about $1 in-game. As noted within the Scalchops to Seamitars leak earlier today, this may be “A ticket to access Special Research on September 19, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. civil time , wherever you’re.”

There’ll even be an occasion box available during the event (as suggests the name) that’ll be a one-time purchase for 1280 Pokecoins. This box will include 50x Ultra Balls, 5x Lucky Eggs, 5x Rainy Lure Modules, and one Elite Fast TM.

And yes, Oshawott will potentially be a SHINY Oshawott. This is often one of those times when the Shiny spawn rate for the Pokemon will be significantly greater than normal, so get tapping! Also, drop by on our September Shiny list and analysis to ascertain all the Pokemon that’ll be available as Shiny spawns during September – there are a BUNCH.

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