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'Dancing in the Moonlight' event Timed Research rewards in Pokémon Go

Every known reward in the Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia-exclusive event.

A variety of Pokémon - including Celfairy, Teddiursa, Munna, Jigglypuff and Skitty - under the moon as part of the 'Dancing in the Moonlight' event in Pokémon Go.
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The 'Dancing in the Moonlight' Timed Research in Pokémon Go is exclusive to Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia.

The research - which sees Clefairy appear "in large numbers in the wild" for five minutes at 12pm, 1pm, 7pm and 8pm between Wednesday, 23rd September and Sunday, 27th September - features two Timed Research quests, one after another, with a variety of encounters and rewards.

This guide explains all 'Dancing in the Moonlight' Timed Research rewards available. (Looking for more research? Then for all players worldwide, there's the Choose Your Path: Twilight Trails event.)

Update (25th September): Added the encounters for the Moonlit Path research.

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'Dancing in the Moonlight' Timed Research Timed Research rewards in Pokémon Go

The Timed Research is available between Wednesday, 23rd September and Sunday, 27th September, and features the following steps and rewards:

'Dancing in the Moonlight: Moonlit Path' Timed Research (step 1/1)

Reward: Clefairy (with a Special Background) encounter, 2,026 XP, 2,026 XP

Once the above is complete, another set of Timed Research will unlock.

Thanks to Trainers Go on X and umbongo44dd on reddit for fleshing out the above.


Looking for more research? For all players worldwide, the Choose Your Path: Twilight Trails event also debuts at the same time. And, if you're wondering what else is coming up in Pokémon Go, see the upcoming event schedule.

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Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds is founder and editor of One More Catch, and has covered Pokémon Go since day one. An award-winning games journalist based in the UK, he has written for Polygon, Eurogamer, Digital Spy, The Guardian, and Retro Gamer magazine.

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