All Pokémon Go Battle Week Timed Research tasks and rewards

When completing Timed Research in Pokémon Go, you only have a short amount of time to do every task to earn the rewards. There’s a Timed Research available during the Pokémon Go World Championships 2024 event called Battle Week, focusing on Battle League matches.

This Timed Research is available to all Pokémon Go players for a limited time. You’ll need to create a team to compete in these competitions. Still, multiple options are available to you, such as participating in the Master League, Ultra League, Great League, or the exclusive Catch Cup in Pokémon Go. Thankfully for trainers, there are no requirements for winning these matches; you can merely participate.

How to complete Pokémon Go Battle Week Timed Research

The Battle Week event coincides with the Pokémon Go World Championships 2024 event, from Aug. 16 to 20. Throughout the weekend, there will be several Timed Research codes for you to unlock, but this is the first one you can get for free without having to watch a stream of Pokémon’s World Championships on Twitch.

For Battle Week, when the event goes live in your local area, head over to the Battle page to challenge other players. You can complete using a Master League, Ultra League, Great League, or Catch Cup team. For those only fighting against other players in Pokémon Go to complete this Timed Research, I recommend focusing on the Great League as this will be the easiest for you to complete and won’t have too much of a learning curve.

These are all the tasks and rewards you get for completing Pokémon Go’s Battle Week Timed Research during the World Championships 2024 event.

Task 1

All task 1 completion rewards: Three Rare Candies, an Elite Charged TM, and a Lana Hat for the Male and Female avatars.

Of the tasks, using 10 super-effective Charged Attacks could be the toughest as you have to anticipate what Pokémon an opponent will use against you. I recommend focusing on challenging Team Rocket Grunts or Leaders for this one as you should have a good idea of what Pokémon they’ll use before you create your team in Pokémon Go.