Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour November 2024 schedule
Everything to know about Pokémon Go Spotlight Hours and Shinies in November.
With another month in Pokémon Go comes the latest Spotlight Hour schedule for every Pocket Monster being featured each Tuesday in November 2024.
Like each month that came before, each Tuesday in the game from 6pm to 7pm local time sees a scheduled Pokémon spawn far more frequently than normal.
Just like in the Pokémon Go Raid schedule, taking part in a Spotlight Hour grants you special rewards that make it worth your time.
Throughout the four to five Spotlight Hours each month, Trainers get more specific in-game resources like extra Candy, Stardust and XP.
There are extra measures you can take to make the most of the event, too. But first, let's check each Spotlight Hour taking place each Tuesday and their dates.
Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour November 2024 schedule
Every Pokémon being featured in Go's Spotlight Hour events each Tuesday in 2024 – along with bonuses, Shiny availability, and evolutions – are as follows:
- 5th November - Surskit
- Bonus - 2x Transfer Candy
- Can Surskit be Shiny? - Yes
- Surskit's evolution - Masquerain, 50 Candy required
- 12th November - Smoliv
- Bonus - 2x Evolution XP
- Can Smoliv be Shiny? - Yes
- Smoliv's evolution - Dolliv, 25 Candy required
- 19th November - Teddiursa
- Bonus - 2 x Catch Stardust
- Can Teddiursa be Shiny? - Yes
- Teddiursa's evolution - Ursaring, 50 Candy required
- 19th November - Combee
- Bonus - 2x Catch Stardust
- Can Combee be Shiny? - Yes
- Combee's evolution - Vespiqueen, 50 Candy required (female Combees only)
- 26th November - Joltik
- Bonus - 2x Catch XP
- Can Joltik be Shiny? - Yes
- Joltik's evolution - Galvantula, 50 Candy required
Do Spotlight Hours increase Shiny rates?
While all of November's Spotlight Hour Pokémon like Surskit, Teddiursa and Combee can be Shiny, the event doesn't increase the odds of a Shiny encounter like Community Days do.
However, you can bolster your opportunities to find a Shiny by using an Incense and Lure Module, Pokémon Go's in-game tools to increase spawns altogether.
This way, through increased trial and error, you'll have far more encounters – and hopefully a Shiny with enough luck.
How to prepare for the Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour
Since Spotlight Hour is only available in Pokémon Go for 60 minutes every Tuesday, there are a few extra measures you can take before going after the featured Pocket Monsters in the schedule for November:
- Save at least one Incense and several Lure Modules for when you're near PokeStops
- Each will increase spawns even further
- Build up your collection of PokéCoins to buy more storage for all your captures
- So you don't have to spend time appraising each capture
- Bring a supply of Razz Berries or Pinap Berries
- Will either increase your catch rate or double your Catch Candy
- Make your catches go faster or farm more Candy depending on your preference
- Save two Lucky Eggs to use
- Doubles the XP you get for 30 minutes each
- Bring two Star Pieces with you
- Doubles the Catch Stardust you get for 30 minutes each
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When is Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour?
Tuesday is always the day for Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour, which means you can circle every upcoming Tuesday on your calendar if you really want to keep up.
Each and every Tuesday, keep your eyes peeled in the world of Pokémon Go to see which critters are under the spotlight!
We'll keep you updated with all the information in this very article.
What time is Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour?
Pokémon Go Spotlight Hour takes place between 6pm and 7pm.
Luckily, there is no working out time zones here, as it is always between 6pm and 7pm in your local time – which means we get to finish work and then indulge in some Pokéfun.
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Joshua Lamb is a freelance writer at Radio Times Gaming, covering news and guides. He is also a games journalist and critic at The Times where he reviews the latest titles, having also previously reported on events such as Gamescom and the BAFTA Game Awards.