Ho-Oh Now Available in Pokémon GO!

Another Legendary Pokémon is making its way to Pokémon GO!

Because of the hard work of all Pokémon GO players during the Pokémon GO Global Catch Challenge last week, Niantic is making Ho-Oh available in game! From now until December 12th you’ll be able to encounter and catch the Fire-type Legendary via Legendary Raid Battles!

Excited to add this fire turkey to your Pokédex? Which Pokémon do you have left to catch in GO?

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1,364 thoughts on “Ho-Oh Now Available in Pokémon GO!”

  1. FINALLY HOME, spent the whole damn day in the city, my damn ankles feel like they’re about to splinter and fracture

    I truly don’t care for city life… So anyone floating around

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  2. Well damn Totem Kommo-o is a real main in the ass. Now I’ve gotta do some team training so that all my Pokemon are over leveled. Otherwise I’ll never be able to beat it. this is unexpected.That said my Dragon killer really has it’s hands or I should say claws full with Kommo-o. Alolan Sandslash is cool, but Kommo-o really does have a good secondary typing to ward off Ice types. Plus with Sandslash’s Steel type it makes it hard to get a move in edge wise (not a pun so don’t even) without it getting killed by Kommo-o. My Krookodile has Dragon Claw, but since it’s part Dark it’s also in danger Fighting type is really my teams one major weakness. The only thing that can stand up to fighting is my Decidueye, but that’s not much help when Kommo-o’s goons are there to keep it in check. Time for some team building and then we’ll tackle this challenge together!!!!

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  3. Someone challenge me

    Easy course/Mele: 33,032
    Super course/Hea: 63,340
    Hard course/Ula: 62,523

    I feel like I’m operating at 60% atm and these scores are far from my peak. But I’m getting better and better

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  4. Just starting out my adventure in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon!!

    Or, at least until I get the Pokedex so I can move my preset team over on both so then I’ll play after Monday.

    Or I can say screw it and play the first three hours of each.

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      • It’s the same. I mean I think the plot isn’t nearly as interesting because instead of just condensing the character building cutscenes they removed alot of them so it’s just not as strong.

        But yeah like. It’s fine.

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      • It’s an enjoyable game for sure. Yes much of it is similar/the same as SM, but overall the content is improved. The story is a little weird when it comes to stuff that carries over from SM, but the new stuff is great. Anyone that says new content in general is bad is out there. Even if you don’t like the photo club it’s still new content and that’s always an improvement.

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  5. How in the world has the anime progressed so far in the general SM story without Ash having gone to Ula’ula? This season has been pretty good, but it lacks so much direction and they’ve been jumping around. It;s like they know they have limited time to do stuff so instead of keeping ti all in one cohesive story they decided to just jump around and see what works. All the while keeping Ash tethered to the school. Maybe the fact that he’s stuck going back and forth to the school is actually a good thing tho as if he was just running around Alola without much direction things would get messy real quick

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      • But that stuff is all stuff they can do relatively quickly as well. They’ve never had a problem getting the 3rd version content into the anime before without it being a mess so idk why now of all times. Maybe gen 8 really is coming out next year and they basically just said f&ck it and decided the anime can just be a weird and wild ride haha

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    • It’s their fault for wasting episode slots on weird car racing and oddly animated baseball games, it was sort of coming to them for this mess of a rush of plot.

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  6. Guys I just had a great idea for the next movie

    “Pokemon the movie: Zeraora the UB Hunter”
    Like maybe Zeraora’s home was ravaged by UB’s (most likely Guzzlord or Buzzwole) and its now on a mission to destroy them, but needs the help of Ash as it gets word that Ash knows Solgaleo (and possibly Lunala) so it first hunts down Ash to get in. After some filler it gets into Ultra Space, but maybe they wind up in the wrong one (maybe Xuriktree could stay movie bound) and after defeating it they then go through again more filler and wind in the right place and they defeat it, but before Zeraora delievers the fatal blow, Ash stops him and they spare its life and go home (or you add a better ending)

    As Zeraora does look like a Bounty Hunter like Pokémon so it fits.

    Also I believe the movie would have Xuriktree and Guzzlord only as I believe the anime will add Necrozma, Assembly, Burst, Adhesive (I guarentee this one), Aborption, Kartana Celesteelia and Beauty.

    So think it’s plausible for a movie?

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    • It could happen, though I imagine the main villain would need to be big. This is where I think Necrozma would be better saved for the movie but then the series is left without and forms would be rushed.

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  7. OK! Totem Kommo-o is done and now I’m heading to the Altar. Kommo-o was MUCH harder than I expected it to be. even with all my Pokemon lvls 54/55 it still took out both my Decidueye and Krookodile. It nearly took out my Midnight Lycanroc, but it pulled through to take out the Scizor It summoned. Ended up not even using my Snadslash on it. Used Decidueye to land the hardest blow with it’s newly learned Brave Bird and then had Krookodile Dragon Claw it to death. Snadslash would have been the back up if those two couldn’t finish the job. All in all this game is proving to be much more of a challenge than past games have been and that’s actually a nice change of pace.

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