Where To Find Rare Pokemon Location Guide

Rare Pokemons are one of the types that are hard to locate and find in the Pokemon GO. Before we set out for the exploration we want you to know what are the Rare Pokemon, the Pokemon which you do not spawn on a regular interval or sometimes in rare case. This Rare Pokemon Location Guide will show you how to locate them and capture with ease.

Where To Find Rare Pokemon

Players have already noticed that different places have high chances to spawn a specific Pokemon like Rattata or Zubats while another area will have Spearow and Pidge and so on. The Pokemon GO game mechanics tend to cycle several types of Pokemon in a certain area where you can find Eevee or Drowzee which are rare to find in some areas. There are several ways to find the Rare Pokemon and here are the best we Got:

Use of Incense and Lure Module

We Already know how Incense and Lure Module work, but we are going to try this while exploring all new area and surroundings. Visit the places which you haven't been before and use the Incense in such places to increase the chances to capture a real Rare Pokemon. Similarly, try using the Lure Module to a rare PokeStop which guarantees you a Pokemon will appear.

Collect 10K Eggs

Each Lucky Egg displays the number of kilometers you must walk(2k,5k,10k) for the Egg to hatch. The Egg can hatch a variety of Pokemon as the game features 150 Pokemons from the original and expected to be more than 500 over the time. Check out the List of Pokemons 10K Eggs hatch and are one of the Rarest Pokemon you'll find.

Note: The Pokemon GO app has a speed restriction so if you are traveling via any transport or driving one then the Distance won't be counted o hatch your Egg.

Contact Your Fellow Trainers

Contact your Friends and see what types of Pokemon they have captured. If it's not in your List then travel and try looking at the Nearby Option continuously to check if any new Pokemon can be found at the new location.


This was all About the Rare Pokemons in Pokemon GO.

How to Catch Pikachu as a Starter

With this guide, learn how to catch Pikachu at the beginning of the hugely popular Pokemon GO instead of the usual Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle.

Like other Pokemon games, when someone begins their adventure in the augmented reality world of Pokemon GO, one of the first orders of business is choosing a starter. Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle, the three original starter Pokemon, spawn around the player, and most people choose one of them as their first Pokemon. However, it’s been discovered that a fourth starter Pokemon can be caught, and it’s perhaps the most popular of all the pocket monsters.

As it turns out, Pikachu is the fourth choice for a starter Pokemon in Pokemon GO. To make Pikachu spawn, simply walk away from Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Walking far enough away from the original trio of starters will cause the creatures to respawn closer to the player, but doing this a few times will eventually cause a Pikachu to appear instead.

From there, catching Pikachu is simple enough:  tap on Pikachu, and then fling a Pokeball at its head. Assuming the Pokeball hits its mark, Pikachu is as good as caught, as it seems as though it’s impossible for any of the starter Pokemon to escape their Pokeballs.

Pikachu can also be captured elsewhere in the world, so those that missed out on catching it as a starter shouldn’t worry. To that end, the other three starters can be captured in the wild as well, with Squirtles said to be common near significant bodies of water, like lakes and oceans, for example.

While finding a Pikachu randomly in the world may be more difficult than snagging one at the start of the game, players can rest easy with the knowledge that it’s at least possible. After all, most other Pokemon games, with the exception of Pokemon Yellow, make it impossible to collect all the starters without trading between games. Since trading Pokemon with other Pokemon GO players isn’t a feature that’s currently available, it’s nice that Niantic is letting players catch the starters in the wild.

Once Pokemon trading is in, obtaining rarer Pokemon like Pikachu and the others starters should be an easier process. For now, players will either have to rely on this trick to catch the elusive Pikachu, or be lucky enough to stumble upon one in the wild during their globetrotting adventures in the massively popular Pokemon GO.

How To Become a Gym Leader

Ever dreamed of being a feared gym leader? Here’s how to steal gym’s from the opposing teams and work with your Pokemon to make that fantasy come true in Pokemon Go.

Pokemon Go may not have an official release date yet, but Niantic and Nintendo have confirmed that the game will arrive before the end of July, so the countdown is on. The extensive field tests wrapped up on June 30, so all that is left to do now is wait and anxiously refresh the app store in hopes that the augmented reality mobile game will appear on the newly-released section. For players who weren’t a part of the Pokemon Go beta and haven’t played Niantic’s previous game, Ingress, there is some homework that can be done to catch up.

In Pokemon Go, players don’t actually need to fight Pokemon in the wild in order to get them weak enough to catch. Instead, catching a Pokemon usually requires properly throwing the on-screen Pokeball at the adorable creatures. The game wouldn’t be Pokemon without some battling though and that’s where the gyms come into play.

For those who have played Ingress, Pokemon Go’s gyms are very similar to Ingress’ portals (we know this from field testing and leaked gameplay footage). Each player selects a team to join at the beginning of the game (yellow, red, or blue) and one of the main goals of the game is to keep as many gym’s as possible under your team’s control. Gyms are usually located at points of interest in the real world like a statue, a plaque, or maybe even a coffee shop. They’ll appear on the map color-coded based on which team is currently in control of them. A grey gym is currently uncontrolled and can be claimed by whichever team reaches it first. Gyms look like towers on the map and will be easy to spot.

Once you find an enemy controlled gym, the first step is to check and see if your squad stands a chance. In this game, Pokemon are ranked by CP (combat points) rather than levels, so, for example, you obviously won’t want to take your level 200 CP crew in against a gym where the leader has a CP of over 1000. Gyms are protected by a leader (the trainer who has the Pokemon with the highest CP) and multiple other trainers that must be defeated and kicked out before the leader. The higher a gym’s Prestige level, the more trainers there are to defeat.

If your Pokemon are up to the task, you can then begin battling the defending trainers one by one (from lowest CP to highest CP) and kicking them out of the gym with each victory. Check back for a future game guide about how the combat system shakes out. As each trainer is ejected, the gym’s prestige level is reduced slightly. Once the gym is cleared out of trainers to battle, you’ll be kicked out as well. Continue returning to the gym and the Prestige level will eventually drain down to zero and the gym will appear grey (unclaimed) on the map. At this point, you’ll be able to claim the gym and leave one of your powerful Pokemon behind to protect it while you’re not around (similar to resonators in Ingress). Other trainers on your team will be able to come by and leave Pokemon as well to increase the Prestige level and help protect the territory.

Keep in mind that this gym is now a target for members of the opposing teams. Checking back and seeing how the gym is holding up is another agenda item to add to your rotation of tasks in Pokemon Go. Don’t be surprised if stealing gyms is very difficult for you at the game’s lower levels, but it will become a valuable skill and a great way to earn experience once your Pokemon are strong enough and up to the task.

Good luck out there, trainers!