Here’s All the Pokemon You Can Catch During Pokemon Go’s Adventure Week

Pokemon Go‘s Adventure Week is underway and Rock-Type Pokemon are spawning everywhere. You’re probably curious what Pokemon are spawning more frequently during the event, especially if you’re on a quest to catch them all. Luckily, we’re here to help with a quick guide to every single Pokemon that’s spawning as part of Adventure Week, so you can get exploring and start crossing off those otherwise hard to find Pokemon off your PokeDex!

Geodude, Graveler, and Golem

Probably the most common Rock-Type Pokemon in Adventure Week, Geodude eventually evolves into the powerful Rock-Type Pokemon Golem. While it takes 125 candies to evolve a Geodude all the way up to a Golem, you shouldn’t have any problem collecting them during this weekend’s event.

Rhyhorn and Rhydon

Rhyhorn are also super-common during Adventure Week, although they don’t seem to be popping up at quite the same rate as Geodude. Rhyhorn can evolve into Rhydon, the most powerful Ground-Type Pokemon in the game and a valuable gym defender. Rhydon has one of highest CP stats in the game, so take advantage of their increased spawn rate while you can. 

Omanyte and Omastar

Omanyte is a Fossil Pokemon, an uncommon Pokemon originally found in ancient times. Omanyte evolves into Omastar, a strong Rock/Water dual-type. For many Pokemon Go players, Omanyte is only available via hatching 10 KM eggs, but it appears to be a pretty common spawn during the Adventure Week. 

Kabuto and Kabutops

Although not quite as strong as Omanyte, Kabuto is another Fossil Pokemon and evolves into one of the coolest looking Pokemon in the game: Kabutops. Kabuto also hatches from 10 KM eggs, so Adventure Week is the perfect opportunity to get this rare Fossil Pokemon if you live in an area that usually doesn’t spawn these prehistoric Pokemon. 

Aerodactyl

Since Aerodactyl is prominently featured in all the promotional material for Adventure Week, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it’s popping up much more frequently during the event. Aerodactyl is still a “rare” spawn (similar to Lapras during the Water Festival event) but you’ll probably encounter at least one over the next few days. 

Sudowoodo

Although it looks like a tree, Sudowoodo is actually a Rock-Type Pokemon. Sudowoodo doesn’t have the greatest stats, but it is considered an uncommon Pokemon, so now’s the time to get it if you haven’t done so already. 

Shuckle

Shuckle has the highest Defense stat in Pokemon Go, but its horrendous Attack and Stamina stats makes it basically a useless Pokemon. Shuckle can be surprisingly hard to catch in Pokemon Go, so use your Razz Berries to grab this Pokemon while it spawns all over during Pokemon Go. 

Slugma and Magcargo

The only non Rock-Type Pokemon that’s part of , Slugma is a pure Fire-Type Pokemon that eventually evolves into the Fire/Rock dual-type Pokemon Magcargo. Neither are particularly great Pokemon, but if you want to catch them all, you’ll want to grab these Pokemon while they’re spawn

Larvitar, Pupitar, and Tyranitar

The big prize in Adventure Week is Larvitar and its evolved forms Pupitar and Tyranitar. Tyranitar has the highest CP stat in the game and is a valuable gym attacker and defender. Although Larvitar was initially a common spawn during the first hour or so of Adventure Week, recent spawns have been much more infrequent. Still, this is a great opportunity to earn some candies towards getting that Tyranitar, so keep your eyes out to catch one of these very uncommon Pokemon.