The last thing I want to cover in this stretch of Pokémon Go discussions is the big annual event that always takes place around this time of year, specifically this season. Evidently, that would be Pokémon Go Tour, which has been going on for some years now, and I always give an "extended preview" of it, which becomes the purpose of this post. I'd already divulged at the season's start that it is going to involve the Unova region, and that remains a true fact. Yet it is also the case that some things could be somewhat idealized, and those are the themes I'm working around for the purpose of this "extended preview".
Certainly, these themes are tied to the region's "box Legendaries" of Reshiram and Zekrom, who represent "truth" and "ideals" respectively. And they'll be a prime focus for this edition, as the two (along with Kyurem) will provide the necessary materials for the proper debut of Black Kyurem and White Kyurem as Fusion Pokémon, unlike the major mess-up from before. The particulars that will apply to this effort will likely be familiar to those with Fusion experience from before, and that will be something to look forward to and prepare for - but I don't want to get too far ahead right now, to wait on (and show) its evident truth and ideals.
Meanwhile, the truth is that the core event remains free as in the past few years, and there will be the other familiar elements. The ideals would then be the paid "add-ons" to the event, one of them being the usual Masterwork Research. Another one would be rewards structured in a way that is quite familiar to those who play other, more contemporary mobile games, but hasn't made it into Pokémon Go until this point. Such aspiring ideals are welcome to coexist with the true realities of the event situation.
Speaking of realities, the live edition of the event is also on hand, which will take place in two cities on the same weekend: Los Angeles and New Taipei City, on February 21 and 22. It has to be noted, though, that the former has been set by the grim of a true reality, though the event proceeds where it is, perhaps as an "idealized" form. Meanwhile, the second location in Asia may have existed as an idealism in the first place but has now become a true realization for another way to serve fans - ones halfway around the world.
And then there is the Global edition, which is scheduled the very next week... that is, on March 1 and 2. This has idealistic implications for some seasonal circumstances, but it is what it is, and the truth will be dealt accordingly when the time comes about. Anyhow, the ideal remains that the live Trainers get "early access" to the features - and therefore are able to test them - before the Global ones can check their truth.
It's sometimes hard to say how some given major Pokémon Go live events will proceed, but the concepts thrown around by the Legendary Pokémon of this year's featured region for Pokémon Go Tour seem to make perfect sense for describing a few of its general particulars ahead of time. Then, in looking forward to it, there can be the opportunity to reconcile the truth and ideals in order to have the best experience possible during the event.
One year ago: The Colors of the Flabébé Species Family
Two years ago: Catching Up on GBL Happenings
Three years ago: All Star, All Pokémon
Four years ago: Pokémon Go Community Day, 2/7/2021
Five years ago: Turning Around and Back
Six years ago: Local EX Raid (with "Friend Boost"), 2/7/2019
Seven years ago: An Eye for Pokémon
Eight years ago: Conserve and Cooperate
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