The Water Festival celebration in Pokémon Go centers around Water-type Pokémon. As part of the festivities, Tatsugiri from Gen 9 makes its debut in the game.

As you're adding this aquatic Pokémon to your Pokédex, be sure to complete the Water Festival Collection Challenges. There are also event-exclusive research tasks available for players to tackle.

Don’t overlook the Water Festival bonuses, as they may assist in obtaining some new Shiny forms for your collection.

On this page:

• Fishin' Mission Collection Challenge Pokémon list
• She Sells Seashells Collection Challenge Pokémon list
• Just Keep Swimming Collection Challenge Pokémon list
• Water Festival field research tasks
• Water Festival bonuses
• Water Festival wild Pokémon spawns
• Water Festival raids
• Everything we know about Water Festival in Pokémon Go

Fishin' Mission Collection Challenge Pokémon list

The Fishin' Mission Collection Challenge is part of the Water Festival in Pokémon Go. You must catch Gyarados to complete this challenge. You have until Sunday 20th July at 8pm (local time) to finish it — otherwise, both the rewards and Elite Collectors medal progress will be lost.

Here's a breakdown of all the Pokémon in the Fishin' Mission Collection Challenge and how to catch them:

• Magikarp – In the wild, seasonal research task (Catch 7 Pokémon), or event-exclusive research task (Catch 5 Pokémon)
• Barboach – Encountered in the wild
• Finneon – Found in the wild or via an event-exclusive research task (Catch 10 Pokémon)
• Gyarados – Appears in three-star raids

Rewards: 5,000 XP, 2,500 Stardust, and a Scarf Lapras encounter.

She Sells Seashells Collection Challenge Pokémon list

She Sells Seashells is the second Collection Challenge offered during the Water Festival. To earn all rewards, completion must occur before Sunday 20th July at 8pm (local time). You need to catch Kingler for this Collection Challenge.

Below is the list of Pokémon included in the She Sells Seashells Collection Challenge and how to find them:

• Staryu – Available in the wild or through an event-exclusive research task (Catch 5 Pokémon)
• Krabby – Found in the wild
• Clamperl – Encountered in the wild or via a seasonal research task (Make 3 Great Throws)
• Kingler – Appears in three-star raids

Rewards: 5,000 XP, 2,500 Stardust, and a Scarf Lapras encounter.

Just Keep Swimming Collection Challenge Pokémon list

Just Keep Swimming is the final Collection Challenge of the Water Festival. Like the previous two, you must complete it before Sunday 20th July at 8pm (local time) to receive all rewards. You are required to catch Azumarill in this challenge.

Here are the Pokémon featured in the Just Keep Swimming Collection Challenge and how to obtain them:

• Slowpoke – Found in the wild, seasonal field research task (Spin 5 PokéStops or Gyms), or event-exclusive research task (Catch 5 Pokémon)
• Marill – Encountered in the wild
• Buizel – Found in the wild or through an event-exclusive research task (Catch 10 Pokémon)
• Azumarill – Appears in three-star raids

Rewards: 5,000 XP, 2,500 Stardust, and a Scarf Lapras encounter.

Water Festival field research tasks

Below are the Water Festival field research tasks in Pokémon Go:

• Catch 5 Pokémon reward – Encounter with Slowpoke, Staryu, or Magikarp
• Catch 10 Pokémon reward – Encounter with Squirtle, Buizel, or Finneon
• Catch 15 Pokémon reward – Encounter with Lantern, Palpitoad, or Tirtouga
• Catch 10 Water-type Pokémon reward – Receive 20 Mega Blastoise or Gyarados Energy
• Evolve 2 Water-type Pokémon reward – Encounter with Wimpod
• Win a raid reward – Encounter with Scarf Lapras

Thank you to Amiibofan101 from reddit for the help with this information.

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