Pokemon Go Festival of Colors Collection Challenge & Field Research tasks

The Pokemon Go Festival of Colors Collection Challenge has arrived, alongside a set of event-exclusive Field Research tasks to complete for some great rewards.

Collection Challenges are limited-time quests that require trainers to catch a specific set of Pokemon that are themed around anevent. Rewards usually include an Elite Collector Medal and some helpful items.

A poster for the Festival of Colors Collection Challenge in Pokemon Go

For theFestival of Colors event, another Collection Challenge has begun. This one requires you to catch the newly-debuted Alolan species,Oricorio, as well as several other Pokemon including Turtwig and Horsea.

Below, you’ll find tips on where to find every Pokemon in the Festival of Colors Challenge, as well as details on the event-exclusive Field Research tasks you can unlock by spinning PokeStops.

Oricorio appearing in the Festival of Colors in Pokemon Go

Pokemon Go Festival of Colors Collection Challenge explained

You’ll need to catch the following Pokemon to complete the Festival of Colors Collection Challenge:

Once you’ve collected all of these Pokemon, you’ll be rewarded with20000 XP, 3000 Stardust, and an Oricorio encounter. The progress will also be added to your Elite Collector Medal.

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How to catch Oricorio in Pokemon Go

Oricorio is making its Pokemon Go debut as part of the Festival of Colors event. There are four styles available, with each one only appearing in specific regions around the world (we’ve gotan explainer here).

The only Oricorio style that you need to catch to complete the Festival of Colors Collection Challenge is the one that spawns in your location, so you don’t need to worry about finding all four styles right now.

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Oricorio can currently befound in the wild, or as a potential reward for completing event-exclusiveField Research tasks– you may see more details about those below.

Pokemon Go Festival of Colors Field Research tasks

Here are all of the event-exclusive Field Research tasks during the Festival of Colors event, as well as the rewards on offer for completing them:

you may unlock these Field Research tasks by spinning PokeStops during the Festival of Colors event, although they’re given out at random, so you can’t guarantee which one you’ll get.

The Festival of Colors event begins onMarch 15 at 10amand ends onMarch 20 at 8pm, so you’ve got six days to complete the Collection Challenge and Field Research tasks.

Now you know how to complete the Festival of Colors Collection Challenge, check out some of our other Pokemon Go guides below: