AS Pokémon Go prepares for its global tour, this week is a little quieter than usual.
The biggest win of the week is Regirock appearing in five-star raids to round out your set.
The Valentine’s Day event is ending, so catch these loved up Pokémon while you can.
Here’s everything that’s happening in Pokémon Go from February 13, to February 19.
Woobat takes the spotlight
This week’s Spotlight Hour will take place on Tuesday, February 14, 2023, from 6pm local time.
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Woobat will appear more commonly during Spotlight Hour, so this is a great chance to get a Swoobat.
Swoobat isn’t the most exciting Pokémon for raids, but it’s a good chance to get one if you haven’t already.
You’ll also earn double stardust for any Pokémon you catch during this hour, even if it’s not a Woobat.
This is also the day that the Valentine’s Day event ends, so make sure you complete everything you need.
Regrock takes over the raids
Raid Hour will take place on Wednesday, February 15, 2023, from 6pm local time.
Regrock is the third of the original Regi Trio to appear in raids as it takes over from Registeel.
It will appear in every single gym during the raid hour, and will be available in five-star raids for the rest of the week.
If you have a team of players ready, this is a great chance to try your luck.
Mega Pidgeot will also be taking over from Mega Gardevoir in Mega raids.
Master Cup takes over the Go Battle League
The Go Battle League will change on Thursday, February 16, 2023, at 9pm GMT UK time.
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Both leagues are changing this week, and will be replaced by the Master League, and Master Premier League.
Absolutely, any Pokémon can enter the Master League without restrictions, including no CP cap.
The Master Premier League does not allow legendaries, mythicals, or ultra beasts.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.