How to catch Alomomola
Catching Alomomola may seem simple, but since they won't appear in the wild, your options are much more limited than you might think. Instead, you depend on two specific ways to catch them, field research and raiding. Both are more luck-based, as you can't complete research that you don't have access to, and raids are completely random. But we can help you, especially with the research part.
If you want to catch Almomola using the field research task, you need to watch out for the "Win 2 Raids" or "Catch 20 Luvdisc" objectives. These will be given to you when you rotate Poké Stops, so keep an eye out for it to appear in your field research menu. Try to make sure you keep one slot open, because if you currently have three tasks you won't get what Stop is offering. Once you see one of these missions with a Pokémon encounter as a reward, you simply need to complete it during the event to get Almomola. But what if this task is never offered at a stop near you? Then you have to watch out for the raids
Alomomola will be available in Three Star Raids throughout the Valentine's Day event in Pokémon GO. Find one near you or have a friend remotely invite you to the one they have access to. Then use one of the Alomomola counters below to win, if you have at least a friend or two with you, it should be easy.
Alomomola meters
- Zekrom with Charge Beam and Wild Charge
- Magnezone with Spark and Wild Charge
- Raikou with Volt Switch and Wild Charge
- Electivire with Thunder Shock and Wild Charge
- Tangrowth with Vine Whip and Solar Beam
- Zapdos with Thunder Shock and Thunderbolt
So go with your best electric or weed attackers and you should be fine. However, the more players you have the easier the battle, so try to bring a few for the fight. Three-Star Raids can sometimes be handled solo, but only with a top-tier team of Meters powered up.
Here's how to catch Alomomola in Pokémon GO for the Valentine's Day Collection Challenge.
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