The biggest note is that Cutiefly is en route.

While we now have some details, the official Korean Twitter account previously hinted at Cutiefly’s release, which was further teased by an apparently released-too-soon message seen briefly in-game. Spring into Spring🌺🐝 #Cutiefly and #Ribombee debut in #PokémonGO #PokemonGO #PokemonGOApp #G2G #MikoGraphics #TSR /2uMxkdlQFFĪpril 4th-10th’s Spring into Spring event isn’t too big a mystery. It may be nostalgic for some players, but sadly this month’s double XP event isn’t anywhere near April 1st, so unless there’s more to announce, the joke is kind of on the players this year. That alone isn’t interesting, but it does somewhat shoot down the idea that Professor Willow is turning your old ‘mon into candy. Pokeminers have found that the event seems to be just a bunch of Pidgey spawning. Click to reveal April Fools' Day spoilers! The April Fools’ Day event this year probably isn’t what people expected, but it is worth talking about a bit, if you don’t mind spoilers. April’s mostly going to have to rely on events. And if the Elite Raid is Regieleki, that’s another ‘mon to not write home about aside as a collector’s item. The same goes for Tapu Bulu, except it competes with more common CD Venusaur, Roserade, and even Leafeon, though at least it can be shiny. Incarnate Landorus isn’t bad, but outside of Master League, in PvE, it’s around the same power as non-legendaries Mamoswine, Rhyperior, and the Community Day Garchomp. Lugia’s the only vaguely useful one (mostly for PvP, outside the Aeroblast+ Shadow one), and it’s already been confirmed (since it’s out now) that it doesn’t have Aeroblast, making this largely a candy-generating rotation or shiny hunt.

The raids, however, are just heartbreaking. Research Breakthroughs are the same season-long, so we already knew that part.

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