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== List of Field Research tasks == | == List of Field Research tasks == | ||
The following is a list of all Field Research tasks that have been available to players since August 2019, along with all possible rewards for completing each task. Currently, Field Research tasks are expected to be rotated on the first day every month. The {{shinystar/GO}} icon denotes Pokémon that have a chance of being [[Shiny Pokémon (GO)|Shiny]] during the reward encounter. | The following is a list of all Field Research tasks that have been available to players since August 2019, along with all possible rewards for completing each task. Currently, Field Research tasks are expected to be rotated on the first day every month. The {{shinystar/GO}} icon denotes Pokémon that have a chance of being [[Shiny Pokémon (GO)|Shiny]] during the reward encounter. | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Catch | | Catch 3 Pokémon with [[Weather#Pokémon GO|Weather Boost]] | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|079|Slowpoke}} | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Catch 5 Pokémon with [[Weather#Pokémon GO|Weather Boost]] | | Catch 5 Pokémon with [[Weather#Pokémon GO|Weather Boost]] | ||
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| Catch 10 Pokémon with [[Weather#Pokémon GO|Weather Boost]] | | Catch 10 Pokémon with [[Weather#Pokémon GO|Weather Boost]] | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}} | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×2 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Catch 10 {{type|Normal}} Pokémon | | Catch 10 {{type|Normal}} Pokémon | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}} | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×2 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Catch a {{type|Dragon}} Pokémon | | Catch a {{type|Dragon}} Pokémon | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×1500<br>{{bag/GO|Ultra Ball}}×10<br>{{bag/GO|Golden Razz Berry}}×2<br>{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×3 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×1500<br>{{bag/GO|Ultra Ball}}×10<br>{{bag/GO|Golden Razz Berry}}×2<br>{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×3 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Catch 3 {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon | |||
| {{MSP/GO|063|Abra|shiny=yes}} | |||
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| Catch 3 | |||
| {{MSP/GO| | |||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Catch a {{p|Ditto}} | | Catch a {{p|Ditto}} | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×1500<br>{{bag/GO|Ultra Ball}}×10<br>{{bag/GO|Golden Razz Berry}}×2<br>{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×3 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×1500<br>{{bag/GO|Ultra Ball}}×10<br>{{bag/GO|Golden Razz Berry}}×2<br>{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×3 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |||
| Catch 9 different species of Pokémon | |||
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|{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×2 | |||
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| Make 5 Curveball Throws in a row | | Make 5 Curveball Throws in a row | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}} | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×2 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Make 5 Nice Throws | | Make 5 Nice Throws | ||
| {{MSP/GO|100|Voltorb}} | | {{MSP/GO|100|Voltorb|shiny=yes}} | ||
| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Make 3 Great Throws | | Make 3 Great Throws | ||
| {{MSP/GO|092|Gastly|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|345|Lileep|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|347|Anorith | | {{MSP/GO|092|Gastly|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|345|Lileep|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|347|Anorith|shiny=yes}} | ||
| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Use 5 [[Berry|Berries]] to help catch Pokémon | | Use 5 [[Berry|Berries]] to help catch Pokémon | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|102|Exeggcute|shiny=yes}} | ||
| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}} | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×500<br>{{bag/GO|Great Ball}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×6<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×2 | ||
|} | |} | ||
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! width=65px | [[File:Pokémon encounter GO.png|40px|link=Wild Pokémon]] | ! width=65px | [[File:Pokémon encounter GO.png|40px|link=Wild Pokémon]] | ||
! width=65px | [[File:Mystery Item GO.png|40px|link=List of items in Pokémon GO]] | ! width=65px | [[File:Mystery Item GO.png|40px|link=List of items in Pokémon GO]] | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Win a [[Raid Battle|raid]] | | Win a [[Raid Battle|raid]] | ||
| {{MSP/GO|436|Bronzor|shiny=yes}} | |||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Win 5 [[Raid Battle|raids]] | | Win 5 [[Raid Battle|raids]] | ||
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| Win a level 3 or higher [[Raid Battle|raid]] | | Win a level 3 or higher [[Raid Battle|raid]] | ||
| {{MSP/GO|138|Omanyte|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|140|Kabuto|shiny=yes}} | | {{MSP/GO|138|Omanyte|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|140|Kabuto|shiny=yes}} | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| | | Defeat 2 {{tc|Team GO Rocket Grunt|Team GO Rocket Grunts}} | ||
| {{MSP/GO|096|Drowzee|shiny=yes}} | |||
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| {{MSP/GO| | |||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Hatch an {{pkmn|Egg}} | | Hatch an {{pkmn|Egg}} | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|374|Beldum|shiny=yes}} | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| [[Evolution|Evolve]] a Pokémon | | [[Evolution|Evolve]] a Pokémon | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|202|Wobbuffet|shiny=yes}}<br>{{MSP/GO|133|Eevee|shiny=yes}} | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
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! width=65px | [[File:Mystery Item GO.png|40px|link=List of items in Pokémon GO]] | ! width=65px | [[File:Mystery Item GO.png|40px|link=List of items in Pokémon GO]] | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| Spin 10 [[PokéStop]] | |Spin 10 [[PokéStop|PokéStops]] or {{OBP|Gym|GO|Gyms}} | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×200<br>{{bag/GO|Poké Ball|Poké Ball (item)#Pokémon GO}}×5<br>{{bag/GO|Razz Berry}}×3<br>{{bag/GO|Pinap Berry}}×1 | ||
|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| | |Send 3 [[Gift|Gifts]] to [[Friends (GO)|friends]] | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|527|Woobat|shiny=yes}} | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| [[Released Pokémon|Transfer]] 3 Pokémon | | [[Released Pokémon|Transfer]] 3 Pokémon | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|343|Baltoy|shiny=yes}} | ||
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|- style=background:#fff | |- style=background:#fff | ||
| [[Trade]] a Pokémon | | [[Trade]] a Pokémon | ||
| {{MSP/GO| | | {{MSP/GO|280|Ralts|shiny=yes}} | ||
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| {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×1000<br>{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×1 | | {{bag/GO|Stardust|Stardust (GO)}}×1000<br>{{bag/GO|Rare Candy}}×1 | ||
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{| class="roundy sortable" style="display:inline-table; background-color:#{{blue color}}; border:3px solid#{{blue color dark}}; width:400px" | |||
|+ '''Buddy Pokémon''' | |||
|- style="color:#fff" | |||
! style="background-color:#{{blue color light}}; {{roundytl|5px}}" rowspan=2 | Task | |||
! style="background-color:#{{blue color light}}; {{roundytr|5px}}" colspan=2 | Potential rewards | |||
|- style="background-color:#{{grey color light}}" | |||
! width=65px | [[File:Pokémon encounter GO.png|40px|link=Wild Pokémon]] | |||
! width=65px | [[File:Mystery Item GO.png|40px|link=List of items in Pokémon GO]] | |||
|- style=background:#fff | |||
| Give your [[Buddy Pokémon|buddy]] 3 treats | |||
| {{MSP/GO|177|Natu|shiny=yes}} | |||
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|- style=background:#fff | |||
| Earn 5 hearts with your [[Buddy Pokémon|buddy]] | |||
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|{{bag/GO|Silver Pinap Berry}}×3 | |||
|} | |} | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} |
Revision as of 19:19, 1 October 2020
Field Research (Japanese: フィールドリサーチ Field Research) are small goals that can be completed in Pokémon GO, which were initially introduced by Professor Willow to aid him in his discoveries. Research tasks involve a range of objectives, such as catching Pokémon or battling in Gyms, and reward players with items, Pokémon encounters, or Stardust.
Pokémon obtained from Field Research tasks will have a minimum of 10 IVs in each stat and an initial Power Up level of 15. Weather bonuses are not applied for these types of encounters. Field Research Pokémon are guaranteed to never flee. If the player runs from the encounter, the Pokémon will be saved into a queue that can be later accessed by a "Claim Reward!" button above the Field Research tasks.
Tasks can be obtained by spinning PokéStops, and a maximum of three active tasks can be held at one time. A player can choose to discard a task to free up space for another. A single PokéStop will provide the same task for all players for a single day, and the task cannot be obtained again if the task from that PokéStop was completed for the day. A PokéStop that has had its task completed will have a blue Research completion icon on the top-right of the screen when viewed.
Completing a Research task will earn the player a Stamp up to once per day. Once the player has earned seven Stamps, the player will receive a Research Breakthrough, which includes various rewards and an encounter with a special Pokémon.
Separate Field Research tasks have been temporarily available on special events, including during Community Days.
List of Field Research tasks
The following is a list of all Field Research tasks that have been available to players since August 2019, along with all possible rewards for completing each task. Currently, Field Research tasks are expected to be rotated on the first day every month. The icon denotes Pokémon that have a chance of being Shiny during the reward encounter.
For a list of past Field Research tasks, see list of Field Research changes.
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Catch 10 Pokémon | ×200 ×5 ×3 ×1 | |
Catch 3 Pokémon with Weather Boost | ||
Catch 5 Pokémon with Weather Boost | ×200 ×5 ×3 ×1 | |
Catch 10 Pokémon with Weather Boost | ×500 ×5 ×6 ×2 | |
Catch 10 Normal-type Pokémon | ×500 ×5 ×6 ×2 | |
Catch a Dragon-type Pokémon | ×1500 ×10 ×2 ×3 | |
Catch 3 Psychic-type Pokémon | ||
Catch a Ditto | ×1500 ×10 ×2 ×3 | |
Catch 9 different species of Pokémon | ×2 |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Use 5 Berries to help catch Pokémon | ×500 ×5 ×6 ×2 |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Win a raid | ||
Win 5 raids | ||
Win a level 3 or higher raid | ||
Defeat 2 Team GO Rocket Grunts |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Hatch an Egg |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Evolve a Pokémon | ||
Power up Pokémon 5 times |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Spin 10 PokéStops or Gyms | ×200 ×5 ×3 ×1 | |
Send 3 Gifts to friends | ||
Transfer 3 Pokémon | ||
Trade a Pokémon |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Sponsored: Catch 8 Pokémon | ×1000 ×1 | |
Sponsored: Send 3 Gifts to Friends | ×1000 ×1 |
Task | Potential rewards | |
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Give your buddy 3 treats | ||
Earn 5 hearts with your buddy | ×3 |
Event-exclusive tasks
- Main article: Field Research/Event-exclusive tasks
Certain events have had their own set of Field Research tasks that players may obtain during the event period. After the event period has ended, PokéStops that have event-exclusive tasks will switch back to standard tasks. After an event is over, players that have unfinished event-exclusive tasks may still complete them; however, tasks that would have rewarded event-exclusive forms (e.g. Pikachu wearing a flower crown or Spinda with a heart pattern) may reward their standard forms instead.
Research Breakthrough
Collecting seven Field Research stamps awards players with a Research Breakthrough that includes an encounter with a special Pokémon, which rotates every month. The Pokémon encountered has either been exclusive rare Pokémon or Legendary Pokémon that were previously available in raids. The icon denotes Pokémon that can possibly be encountered as Shiny from a Research Breakthrough.
Along with the Pokémon encounter, players are also rewarded the following:
Item | Quantity | |
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XP | Experience | ×3000 |
Stardust | ×2000 | |
One of: | ||
Rare Candy | ×3 | |
Pinap Berry | ×5 | |
Poké Ball | ×20 | |
Ultra Ball | ×5 | |
Sinnoh Stone* | ×1 | |
Unova Stone* | ×1 |
In other languages
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See also
This game mechanic article is part of Project Games, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon games. |