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  • Event duration 28.05.2025 - 29.06.2025
  • Where to find Pokémon?
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Gotta Catch 'em All!

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Flyffers! Can you catch them all?

Event duration 28.05.2025 - 29.06.2025

Introduction

Mysterious creatures called Pokémon have appeared all across Madrigal, bringing excitement and wonder to the land. These playful visitors seem curious, but their unfamiliar powers have stirred up a bit of friendly chaos. Trainers from all over are setting out to meet them, learn their ways, and bring harmony between worlds. By catching and caring for them, you can help guide the Pokémon and restore balance to Madrigal. Adventure awaits, will you be the one to bring peace through friendship?

Professor Oak has made an incredible discovery! 151 unique Pokémon have appeared throughout Madrigal! Each one brings its own charm, abilities, and mysteries waiting to be uncovered. Trainers across the land are teaming up with Professor Oak to track, study, and befriend these amazing creatures. Whether hiding in forests, soaring over mountains, or playing near villages, the Pokémon are ready to meet new companions. Catch them all and help unite Madrigal and the world of Pokémon in harmony!

To catch a Pokémon in Madrigal, you'll need to activate a Pokéball and face it in a battle. Show your skill and strategy to defeat the Pokémon to be able to catch it. With a bit of luck and a lot of heart the Pokéball will capture it successfully. If the bond is strong enough, the Pokémon may choose to become your loyal companion.

But being a companion is only the beginning, each Pokémon must be tamed before it will truly join your journey. Taming is a special process that builds trust, and it starts by offering the Pokémon its beloved candy. These treats help calm their spirits and show your good intentions. Only when a Pokémon feels safe and cared for will it fully accept you as its trainer. With a strong bond and sweet rewards, your new friend will stand by your side on every adventure across Madrigal.

To earn a Pokémon’s trust, you’ll need its favorite candy, but not just any candy will do. Each Pokémon has a specific treat it loves, and these are gathered by capturing and releasing others of the same type. This process helps you learn more about the species and proves your dedication. Once you collect enough of their special candy, you can begin the taming ritual. With patience and care, the Pokémon will become a loyal partner on your journey through Madrigal.

Once you’ve tamed a Pokémon, it will happily follow you on your journey, walking by your side. It joins your trusted pickup-pet and stat-pet, forming a unique trio of companions.

Where to find Pokémon?

Pokémon can be found hiding all across Madrigal, from quiet fields to bustling towns. However, they feel more at ease near monsters that share their elemental type. Fire Pokémon may gather around flame-wielding beasts, while Water types prefer lakes where aquatic creatures roam. This connection helps them feel at home in a foreign world. By seeking out these areas, trainers have a better chance of discovering and catching the Pokémon they seek.

Training Pokémon

After you tame a Pokémon, it will start at level 1 and can grow stronger by feeding it candy. Each candy helps your Pokémon gain experience and unlock its full potential. Some Pokémon even evolve into new forms once they reach a certain level. While some Pokémon evolve through leveling, others need a special item to evolve. These items are not rare, but they can be quite expensive. You can purchase them using Pokécoins, so make sure to save up from battles and adventures. Choosing which Pokémon to evolve becomes an important part of your strategy. With the right investment, your team can grow stronger and more versatile.

If you prefer to keep your Pokémon in its current form, you can give it an Ever Stone to hold. As long as it carries this item, it will not evolve, no matter its level or items used. This is perfect for trainers who have a favorite form.

Unlocking Full Potential

When a Pokémon reaches level 100, it unlocks its full potential and grants you a special buff. This powerful bonus boosts your own strength in battle, making you more effective in combat.

Possible Stat
Stat Increase

STR

+3/+5/+7

STA

+3/+5/+7

DEX

+3/+5/+7

INT

+3/+5/+7

All Stat

+3/+5/+7

Pokécoins

By slaying monsters in Madrigal above Level 60, you’ll earn Pokécoins as a reward. These coins can be used to purchase Pokéballs, which are essential for catching Pokémon across the land. All Pokémon will also drop Pokécoins when encountered, giving you even more chances to stock up. The more you explore and battle, the more resources you’ll gather for your Pokémon-catching adventures. Every coin brings you one step closer to building the ultimate team. Pokécoins can also be used to buy Great Balls and Ultra Balls that offer a higher chance of successfully catching Pokémon, especially the rare and powerful ones. If you're truly desperate to catch a rare or stubborn Pokémon, there's one last option: the Master Ball. This powerful item guarantees a successful catch, no matter the Pokémon.

Abandoned Pokéballs

While exploring Madrigal in search of Pokémon, you may come across abandoned Pokéballs scattered throughout the land. These mysterious finds can contain a Pokéball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, or, if luck is truly on your side, even a Master Ball. Sometimes, instead of a catch item, they reveal a special pickup-pet shaped like the ball itself, ready to accompany you on your journey. Master Balls remain incredibly rare but can also be purchased for CWT from [Event] Dawn or directly in the Web Shop. Keep your eyes open, every abandoned ball could hold a surprise!

Here's an example of how different Pokéballs affect your catch rate. For this example we'll say that the Pokémon you want to catch has a 1% catch rate.

without Oak Buff
with Oak Buff

Pokeball (50% increase)

1.5%

1.55%

Great Ball (100% increase)

2%

2.05%

Ultra Ball (150% increase)

2.5%

2.55%

Master Ball (guaranteed)

100%

100%

Pokédex

To help you track your progress as a trainer, your Pokédex keeps a detailed record of every Pokémon you encounter. It shows how many of each Pokémon you’ve caught, defeated, tamed, released, evolved, and even those you’ve trained to level 100. This makes it easy to follow your journey and see how far you’ve come. For completing the Pokedex you get a special gift!

Legendary Pokémon

Legendary Birds

The legendary birds Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres will appear in Madrigal every few hours bringing with them powerful storms, flames, and thunder. These majestic Pokémon are not easy to face and will challenge even the strongest trainers. You’ll need all available trainers to bring them down. Defeating them gives you a chance to catch them and add their might to your collection. Be ready, these encounters won’t last long.

Mythical Pokémon

A few times each day, a special rift opens somewhere in Madrigal, revealing a path to a legendary encounter. Within this rift, you must face and defeat a team of cursed Pokémon guarding the way forward. Only after clearing them all will you have a chance to catch the mysterious Mew or the powerful Mewtwo. These legendary Pokémon are rare and elusive, testing your strength, strategy, and luck.

Unlike regular Pokémon, legendaries are already tamed once caught and will immediately follow you on your journey.

Safari Zone

The Safari Zone is a special dungeon you can enter daily where unique and rare Pokémon roam freely. Instead of having hard battles, you can have a chill trying to catch these Pokémon. Catching these Pokémon has a higher chance than in Madrigal and you do not need to bring any Pokéballs, as Safari Balls are autimatically applied and used.

You’ll have a limited number of tries per day to join the Safari Zone, so plan each move carefully. Some Pokémon found here can’t be seen anywhere else, making it a favorite destination for collectors. Catch as many Pokémon as you can in the limited time you're allowed to be in the Safari Zone.

Rare Candy and Master Candy

If you're looking for a shortcut, Rare Candy and Master Candy offer powerful alternatives. Rare Candy instantly levels up any Pokémon, while Master Candy tames any Pokémon without needing its specific candy. These allrounder items save time and effort, making them perfect for trainers in a hurry. Both can be purchased using CWT, giving you a convenient way to strengthen your team.