Pokemon Go Tour Johto Rotating Habitats schedule and Incense spawns

Pokemon Go Tour Johto will have five Rotating Habitats, with each one featuring different species spawning in the wild as well as some rare Incense spawns.

Tour Johto is one of the biggest events of the year for Pokemon Go fans, with a whole day of fun including Collection Challenges, new Shiny debuts, Masterwork Special Research, and a choice between Gold and Silver features.

Throughout the event, one of the most important things to keep track of is the Rotating Habitat schedule. With this, Trainers can plan ahead for which Pokemon they want to catch and when to use their Incense for some rare spawns.

All players can enjoy wild spawns for free, but only those who purchase a Pokemon Go Tour Johto ticket will be able to benefit from increased Shiny chances and rare Incense spawns during the event.

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Contents

• Rotating Habitats schedule
• New Bark Town spawns
• Violet City spawns
• National Park spawns
• Goldenrod City spawns
• Mt. Silver spawns
• Rotating Habitats explained

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Pokemon Go Tour Johto Rotating Habitats schedule

Here are the Rotating Habitats that will take place during the Tour Johto event:

Rotating Habitats will run from 9 am to 7 pm on Saturday, February 26, in your local time, which means you’ll get to experience each themed hour twice during the day.

Between 7 pm and 9 pm local time, Pokemon from all of the Rotating Habitats will start to appear in the wild, making it the perfect time to hunt for any species that you’ve missed out on.

New Bark Town spawns

• Chikorita
• Cyndaquil
• Eevee
• Espeon
• Feraligatr
• Hoothoot
• Hoppip
• Meganium
• Poliwhirl
• Sentret
• Totodile
• Typhlosion
• Umbreon

Violet City spawns

• Ampharos
• Crobat
• Golbat
• Mareep
• Murkrow
• Natu
• Slowking
• Slowpoke
• Togetic
• Wooper
• Xatu
• Yanma

National Park spawns

• Bellossom
• Chinchou
• Foretress
• Girafarig
• Gloom
• Pineco
• Scizor
• Scyther
• Shuckle
• Sudowoodo
• Sunflora
• Sunkern

Goldenrod City spawns

• Aipom
• Azumarill
• Blissey
• Chansey
• Marill
• Miltank
• Octillery
• Porygon
• Porygon2
• Remoraid
• Snubbull
• Wobbuffet

Mt. Silver spawns

• Houndour
• Kingdra
• Larvitar
• Misdreavus
• Onix
• Piloswine
• Seadra
• Slugma
• Sneasel
• Steelix
• Swinub
• Tyranitar

Pokemon Go Tour Johto Rotating Habitats explained

There are five Rotating Habitats that will appear during the Pokemon Go Tour Johto event: New Bark Town, Violet City, National Park, Goldenrod City, and Mt. Silver.

Each Rotating Habitat will appear twice during event hours, so you’ll have two chances to take part and catch all of the featured Pokemon. If you miss the first hour, make sure you’re around for the second one.

• Read More: Is the Pokemon Go Tour Johto ticket worth buying?

All of these Rotating Habitats are based on locations from the Johto region and will feature different Pokemon spawns that relate to that environment. For example, Scyther will spawn in the National Park.

Running alongside these Rotating Habitats are 10 different Collection Challenges. To complete them all, you’ll need to take part in each themed hour to be able to catch every Pokemon required.

Pokemon Go Tour Johto Incense spawns

Here are the Pokemon that will spawn when using Incense during the Tour Johto event:

Unlike the Go Fest 2021 event, it doesn’t seem as though Incense spawns will be linked to the Rotating Habitats during Tour Johto. This means they can all spawn throughout the entire event.

Phanpy and Mantine will be available to catch in their Shiny variants for the first time in Pokemon Go, so it’s a good idea to focus on catching those if you’re a Shiny hunter!

Remember, you’ll need to purchase a ticket for Pokemon Go Tour Johto to access these Incense spawns.