How to catch Togepi, Pichu & more in Pokémon GO!

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There are some brand new Pokémon now in the mobile hit Pokémon GO (iOS/Android) for trainers to obtain, as well as a special holiday version of Pikachu starting today.

Pichu and Togepi, both introduced in Pokémon Gold & Silver, can now be hatched from eggs within the game. There are more secrets to discover though, as it seems Cleffa, Igglybuff, Tyrogue (is its evolution Hitmontop available?!), Elekid and Magby can also be hatched from eggs!

Holiday Pikachu can also be evolved into an equally festive Raichu too, so don’t stop training!

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2,556 thoughts on “How to catch Togepi, Pichu & more in Pokémon GO!”

  1. Well I’ve decided to give away the Shiny Tsareena
    If anyone could produce a Shiny Golispod or Minior of decent Nature or IVs I will trade

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    • Oddly I spent more time at night in Sun since they made sunset 6pm, which is a stupid time.

      Now I have the alt world so I can have 24/7 sunshine.

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      • If I used it, I wouldn’t boycott it, but it really makes me feel welcome over there, if the regulars are insulting my main medium.

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    • please ignore that. the point is. when you say “its better for you, less clutter” that is exactly what discord is for. you can make text channels. a pokemon battle channel can easily be implemented for chat regarding battles. disqus is not clutter. again I’m not forcing the move to discord. i literally cannot force you to be on discord

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      • No, you’re not being like them, you’re fine. I’m not any more opposed to discord than I already was by this lol.
        I get that you’re not forcing me, but if somebody from there attacks discord, I attack back whine about it to my peeps.

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      • the reason i even brought discord up is because, discord is becoming a huge platform for video game chatting online and i thought maybe some people here already use discord but were not aware that poke jungle has a server

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        • Don’t beat yourself up about this. You’re being very respectful about this, but TBH there’s not much you can do. I appreciate the respect though.

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          • ok thank you. i will stop here because i dont have much to say anymore. I’m not trying to bash on disqus i used this as my chat platform when i first started this site. i moved to chatango cuz it was convenient because of quick responding etc. then when i joined discord for non poke jungle related reasons i thought why not give it a try instead of chatango because there are so many bugs to chatango, the biggest being bots

          • I appriciate that you’re trying to promote it, it’s a good chat, but it’s all up to opinion.

            Either way, you’re welcome here anytime. 🙂

          • i appreciate that. i just want to make it clear there was no intention of an argument and i apologize if it seemed that way. i dont think it was fair to dismiss discord because obviously a regular on disqus will listen to a regular on disqus. i want people to at least give it a chance. and then to post the whole “really makes me want to join” when in the end you agreed with Lugalbanda. now you are dismissing the people who do actually use discord who were regulars on the chatango page and before that regulars here. most of the people carbinkle mentioned on chatango the other day, they are all on discord.

      • he meant the regulars to discord poke jungle server. we are not here to make anyone move. activity in the chatango occurred the other day and i didnt think people were aware of the move. that is all there is to it.

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  14. I hate the way my schedule works. Some people I hear about having 4 or 5 classes per semester, but somehow I have a whopping 10 classes to deal with.

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      • Some high schools have block scheduling. 4 classes a day. But you have an “A” day with one set of classes and a “B” day another set. And you go back and forth. Some see this as prep for college which is how all the universities schedule classes. Some high schools are set up like grade schools where you have all your 7-8 classes in one day, everyday.

        I’m assuming Ithme’s additional 2 classes are electives that switch off every other day.

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        • No clue what grade school or electives are…

          How long is a ‘class’?

          Here it really varies. In secondary school classes were an hour long unless you had them back to back, every day had a different set of classes and it alternated every week between two different arrangements (week 1, week 2, week 1, week 2 etc).

          In College it was entirely dependent on what course you were doing, they would have two groups running at different times and you’d be assigned to whatever fit better. The times and days of lessons tended to be quite varied. E.g. Thursday might have 3 lessons, Wednesday could have none, and Tuesday could have 1, a 4 hour gap, and then another. But at least it would be the same times every week unless the teacher had a meeting or something and had to shift the time along by anything up to half an hour, or cancel the lesson completely if no substitute were available (without any reimbursement to the students).

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          • Yea I realized after the fact that not all my terminology was going to translate.

            Grade school is a more generic term for all grade levels 1st through 8th. Which is roughly ages 7 through 14. Electives are classes you choose to take from a list of available classes. They can range from theater to business.

            In block scheduling classes are typically an hour and a half. In non-block it’s about 45 minutes.

          • Very different to our system.

            Can’t remember what classes were like in primary school but they must have been either an hour or half an hour.
            Primary school has ‘early years’ which is the introductory year and is very simple (at about age 4) then Year 1 and Year 2 (which are both in Key Stage 1), then Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 (which are in Key Stage 2).

            Then secondary school goes from Year 7 to Year 11 (not sure how the key stages work there). You don’t get to pick any of the stuff you do until Year 9 where you have several choices:
            -The choice of doing just one language or doing both* (see footnote).
            -The choice of doing full time Religious Studies or Religious Studies alongside Geography or alongside History. No, there is no avoiding Religious Studies, you have to do them whether you want to or not. (I chose Geography and the waste of time that was Religious studies.)
            -If you’re in top set maths whether you want to stay in top set and be made to do an after school lesson at least once a week or if you want to move to set 2 so you don’t have to stay behind. (I chose to drop to set 2, I never liked maths back then despite being good at it.)
            -About two other subjects you specifically want to do, with a few restrictions on which combinations of subjects you can pick. I did triple science (all the sciences at a higher level than you would otherwise) and DiDA (Diploma in Digital Applications).

            It’s only when you reach college you get to pick everything you want to do unhindered. And there’s also Sixth Form that some schools have but I don’t know quite how that works. It’s sort of somewhere between Secondary and College. Again, all classes are in hour-long blocks in both of those (I think – it has been a while).

            footnote: *unless you’re me and you tell the teachers you want to focus on one and they force you to do both because aparently you’re good at them and they care more about making themselves look good than they do about what you actually want to do.

          • Just make sure your ready for it. While in general you’ll spend a lot time less in the class room, your expected to spend just as much time outside of class working as you do inside, though it varies based on what your going into.

          • Really depends on the class. Some classes I barely spent any time doing work outside of class, where others I had to spend a lot of time working. Some highlights being my internship(about 200-300 hours), my studies(ranging from about 20-50 hours of work), and my thesis which is still probably the best paper I’ve ever written which took about 40 hours between the research before factoring in Course lectures that were applied to it.

          • The only things I did research on when we didn’t have coursework (i.e. graded homework) to do was programming and 3D modelling, but only because I geniunely enjoyed them.

            And maybe once or twice when the teacher was terrible at explaining stuff or didn’t explain stuff.

            I had a teacher who didn’t actually teach us anything after the first lesson, they just sat there in the corner on their computer and told us to work on the coursework and use the internet if we needed any help.

            And another teacher was really scatter brained and clueless. She gave me a lowish mark, asked me to change something, I handed it back to her completely unchanged and she suddenly upped the grade as if it had magically changed.

  15. Welp my Minior test run on super singles was shot down by a doppelgänger strategy with Barbracle who cheated by adding Double Team in the mix and seven handily kill me

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