Pokemon GO It's a Rocket World Special Research tasks and rewards

Pokemon GO It's a Rocket World Special Research arrives with World of Wonders: Taken Over. Trainers will have a chance to encounter several pocket monsters and get their hands on a Super Rocket Radar.

Word of Wonders: Taken Over runs from Wednesday, March 27, 2024, at 12 am local time to Sunday, March 31, 2024, at 11:59 pm local time. It features another chapter of the Team GO Rocket Takeover event, with the nefarious entity spawning with an increased frequency at PokeStops and in balloons.

Shadow Mewtwo has also reappeared into the mix, and our Shadow Mewtwo raid guide provides details regarding how to defeat it.

Check out the current Pokemon GO raid bosses that you can encounter in-game

Pokemon GO It's a Rocket World Special Research tasks and rewards: How to complete

It's a Rocket World Special Research tasks and rewards are as follows (courtesy of Leek Duck):

Step 1 of 5

Catch 15 Pokemon - 5x Pinap Berry
Purify 2 Shadow Pokemon - 10x Poke Ball
Defeat 3 Team GO Rocket Grunts - 1x Mysterious Component
Rewards: 1500 XP, Aipom encounter

Step 2 of 5

Catch 20 Pokemon - 5x Pinap Berry
Purify 5 Shadow Pokemon - 10x Great Ball
Defeeat 6 Team GO Rocket Grunts: 3x Mysterious Component
Rewards: 2000 XP, Misdreavus encounter

Step 3 of 5

Defeat Team GO Rocket Leader Arlo - 2500 XP
Defeat Team GO Rocket Leader Cliff - 2500 XP
Defeat Team GO Rocket Leader Sierra - 2500 XP
Rewards: 2500 XP, 1x Super Rocket Radar

Step 4 of 5

Find the Team GO Rocket Boss - 10x Hyper Potion
Battle the Team GO Rocket Boss - 10x Ultra Ball
Defeat the Team GO Rocket Boss - 6x Max Revive

Step 5 of 5

Claim Reward - 1500x Stardust
Claim Reward - 1500x Stardust
Claim Reward - 1500x Stardust
Rewards: 6000 XP, 2x Silver Pinap Berry

It's a Rocket World Special Research can be claimed in Pokemon GO till the end of the Season of World of Wonders on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at 9:59 am local time. Players will need to complete any older Super Rocket Radar Special Research active on their account.

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