Pokémon Go: All Pokémon TCG Crossover Field Research tasks and rewards

Pokémon Go: All Pokémon TCG Crossover Field Research tasks and rewards
Pokémon Go: All Pokémon TCG Crossover Field Research tasks and rewards

The Pokémon TCG Crossover event in Pokémon Go honors the game's many Pokémon Go-inspired cards. From June 16 to June 30, you can take part in the event by tracking down several Pokémon from the card game in the wild, raids, and Field Research activities. Specific prizes will be related to the special Field Research activities, and you'll want to make sure you get the ones you need for specific TCG Crossover Collection tasks. This guide will walk you through all of the Pokémon TCG Crossover Field Research activities as well as the awards you can earn in Pokémon Go.

All Pokémon TCG Crossover Field Research tasks and rewards

These Field Research missions can be obtained from any PokéStop or Gym in your area. They will be surrounded by an Event icon with a gold border to help you immediately identify them. These are all of the Field Research jobs available to you, as well as the prizes for accomplishing them.
  • Catch 10 Pokémon – 3 Razz berries
  • Catch 15 Pokémon – Charmeleon, Ivysaur, or Wartortle encounter
  • Catch 25 Pokémon – Charizard, Venusaur, or Blastoise encounter
  • Catch 40 Pokémon – Dragonite, Snorlax, or Slaking encounter
  • Spin 5 PokéStops or Gyms – Wimpod encounter
  • Trade a Pokémon – Pikachu with a TCG Hat encounter
The Catch 10 Pokémon job is probably the least essential of these. The others contain a large number of Pokémon that must be caught in order to participate in the several TCG Crossover Collection Challenges that will be accessible throughout the event. The most important are Charizard, Venusaur, Blastoise, Dragonite, Snorlax, and Slaking, which are all exclusive Pokémon to catch. To fulfill these chores, you must collect 25 to 40 Pokémon, making them more challenging than the normal ones we see for most events.

To catch those Pokémon and complete your TCG Crossover collection, keep an eye out for those two Field Research jobs. They'll take longer than other Field Research activities, but they're necessary if you want to complete the collecting difficulties.

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