POKEMONE GO is on a roll with adding new critters for you to catch this month.
The Season of Heritage story continues with Pokemon GO‘s Power Plant event next week, and new pokemon are already showing up.
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The next instalment in the Season of Heritage’s story needs an Electric-type pokemon to juice up final mechanism on the door at the historical cave site.
Hot on the heels of Shock Drive Genesect‘s debut in Tier 5 Raids this week is Helioptile and its evolved form, Heliolisk.
Introduced in Gen VI, Helioptile is an an Electric/Normal-type pokemon.
Helioptile can evolve into Heliolisk with 50 Helioptile Candy and a Sun Stone.
The pokemon will start to crop up in the wild from Wednesday, January 19 at 10am local time.
Power Plant event
The Power Plant event runs from 10am local time on Wednesday, January 19 to 10am local time on Tuesday, February 1.
As well as Helioptile, the following pokemon will also be available to encounter in the wild:
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- Magnemite
- Grimer
- Voltorb
- Electabuzz
- Porygon
- Trubbish
- Electrode
- Jolteon
With the exception of Helioptile, Electrode, and Jolteon, running into Shiny variants of the above pokemon is possible.
The following pokemon will appear in Raids during the Power Plant event:
- One-Star Raids
- Pikachu
- Beldum
- Shinx
- Blitzle
- Klink
- Three-Star Raids
- Scyther
- Typhlosion
- Mawile
- Druddigon
- Dewgong
- Piloswine
- Monferno
- Druddigon
- Five-Star Raids
- Shock Drive Genesect
- Regice
The Pokemoln GO blog post also hints at a sub-event involving Team Rocket to top off the final event for January 2022.
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