Welcome to the latest One More Catch weekly newsletter, offering you a guide to the days ahead in Pokémon Go.
Lots of little interesting things going on this week. The headline is the debut of Minior, the Meteor Pokémon, which is rolling out to players in a very unique way on Monday. There's also a handful of new Dynamax additions - one far more interesting than others - while Sunday night is the latest Twitch stream giveaway, though it's rather poorly timed if you're not in the Americas...
So here's a snapshot of everything coming to Pokémon Go in the days ahead, the biggest opportunities available, and a roundup of Pokémon news and site updates you may have missed.
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Pokémon Go this week (19th to 25th October)
All times are at your local time, unless otherwise stated.
If you want to see what's coming for the rest of the month, see this Pokémon Go events schedule guide.
What to know about this week
Before we start - I'm trying a slightly shorter and snappier format that hopefully makes the week's highlights easier to digest. Let me know what you think - positive, negative or plain ambivalent - in the comments or over email.
- Dynamax Sneasel - debuting in Max Monday - is noteworthy as evolution Weavile makes for the best Dynamax Ice-type attacker, topping Glaceon, Articuno and even Gigantamax Lapras, according to Pokémon Go Hub.
- I'm a sucker for Ice-types, so I'll be chasing a decent one of these.
- There is no Tuesday event, but there is the debut of Minior, the Meteor Pokémon, from Monday, which appears in the evenings (5pm to midnight) until Saturday. How it will present itself exactly is TBC; either way we'll see the in-game sky lit up by shooting stars.
- These Minior spawns will appear several times a year, aligning with real-world meteor showers, each with a new form. I'll be cooking up a Minior guide with the full schedule in the week.
- Minior's arrival sees another unreleased Pokémon ticked off the list, making it three in two weeks after Bramblin and Brambleghast last Tuesday.
