Pokemon GO Events – Full June 2024 Calendar

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June 5, 2024

Andrew Ogunnaike

Pokemon GO is one of the most loved mobile games in the Pokemon franchise. The developer keeps players engaged to the game with a variety of events. In this article, we keep a track of all the past, ongoing and upcoming events in Pokemon GO. Find out about all Special Research Quests, Seasonal Celebrations, Community Days, GO Fests and Special Raids that took place in Pokemon GO in June 2024.

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Pokemon GO Raids in June 2024

Mega Alakazm is the current Mega Raid until the tail end of June.

One of the strongest original Psychic types took over the Mega Raid, Mega Alakazam, followed by Mega Charizard Y on June 19. For the 5-star raid, Landorus Incarnate started on June 10 and ran until June 19, when it was replaced by Yveltal. Mega Rayquaza was the elite raid, starting at the end of the month on June 29, a day after Ho-Oh began the 5-star raid slot, and Mega Tyranitar took the Mega Raid slot.

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Pokemon GO Events

As part of the Shared Skies season, Slumbering Sands ran from June 7 to 12, focusing on sleepy Pokemon. Shiny Munna and Komala were found alongside the featured Slakoth line.
Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking could all be found sporting a sky blue sunvisor as they lazed around and did nothing. Spelunker’s Cove event started on the 15th and ran for 3 days.
June’s Pokemon GO Fest 2024 took place in Madrid, Spain, running from the 14th to the 16th.

Pokemon Go Spotlight Hour Days in June

June’s Spotlight Hours were as follows.

Wingull – June 11
Roggenrola – June 18
Morelull – June 25

Pokemon Go Events Community Days

As always, community days focus on particular Pokemon. During the 3 hour window of each day, players saw an increased encounter rate for these shinies.

Goomy – June 9
Cyndaquil – June 22

Pokemon Go Battle League

Great, Ultra, and Master Leagues ran from June 21 to 29. Ultra League’s CP cutoff was 2,500.
Great League was 1,500, while the Master League had no CP cutoff. All Premiers, Legendary, and Mythical Pokemon, as well as Ultra Beasts, were not eligible.
Ultra League ran from June 7 to 14 with a 2,500 CP limit. Master League ran from June 14 to 21 with no limit.
Great League Remix: This event took place from June 7 to 21 with a 1,500 CP limit.
The most used Pokemon from the top ranks were banned. These included Sandslash (Alolan), Wigglytuff, Dewgong, Lickitung, Feraligatr, Lanturn, Azumarill, Skarmory, Vigoroth, Medicham, Whiscash, Altaria, Bastiodon, Cresselia, Stunfisk (Galarian), Talonflame, Trevenant, Charjabug, Skeledirge, and Annihilape.
Summer Cup: Great League Edition featured a 1,500 CP limit and locked players into using Normal, Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, and Bug-type Pokemon..

All listed leagues grant 4x Stardust for competing.

We know, frequent Pokemon GO Events are required to make sure that people don’t think Pokemon GO is dead. As frequent as they come, we will give you the dates and time to make sure you never miss one.