Smaller events in Pokémon Go can be hit or miss, but Incense Days tend to hit differently. Incense Day: Ferroseed is one of those events that punch up a weight class by loading up with solid encounters and boosted Shiny odds for its featured species.
Running from 11am to 5pm local time on May 26, Incense Day: Ferrothorn will be the final Pokémon Go mini-event of the month and will also mark one of the last things happening before we enter the Go Fest 2024 season.
![Ferroseed next to a Pokemon Go Incense.](https://dotesports.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Ferroseed-Pokemon-Go.jpg?w=640)
Ferroseed is the main focus, with the competitive staple appearing more frequently when players use Incense during the event. You will also have an increased chance of encountering a Shiny Ferroseed. But there are other encounters featured here too, though they will only appear at specific times when Incense is active.
To keep on-theme with Ferroseed, which is a Grass/Steel-type Pokémon, two different pools of other Incense encounters will also be available on a rotating schedule throughout the event. Here’s a full list of those encounters, not including Ferroseed, and noting with asterisk (*) if the Pokémon can be found as a Shiny:
Grass-type Incense Spawns: 11am to 12pm local time 1pm to 2pm local time 3pm to 4pm local time | Hisuian Voltorb* Tangela* Hoppip* Petilil* Phantump* Morelull* |
Steel-type Incense Spawns: 12pm to 1pm local time 2pm to 3pm local time 4pm to 5pm local time | Galarian Meowth* Magnemite* Aron* Beldum* Shieldon* Togedemaru |
“I dig it! I like the selection of Pokémon. Some rarer ones/newer shinies, not just a bunch of old/Kanto Pokémon,” Pokémon player kirspyboiz said. “Also a good opportunity to get some XL for certain ones. Plus some boosted dust Pokémon in each too.”
For the duration, themed Field Research will be available alongside a PokéCoin item bundle in the shop and an event bonus that makes Daily Adventure Incense last twice as long.
Published: May 16, 2024 06:47 pm