It’s that time again. With a new season of Pokemon Go comes a new wild Pokemon rotation, and we’ve got the roster that’ll be available during Timeless Travelers from December 1, 2023, to March 1, 2024. Check out the list below to see what wild Pokemon you can encounter for the next three months.
Pokemon Go Wild Pokemon Roster December 2023 to March 2024
You’ll be able to find the below wild Pokemon rotation in Pokemon Go from December 2023 to March 2024. However, this list doesn’t take into account any creatures you can encounter in raids, eggs, Community Days, through special research, or in events. So, this is far from an exhaustive roster of Pokemon you can catch over the next three months.
Cities:
- Ampharos
- Klink
- Nymble
- Sneasel
- Trubbish
- Vulpix
- Zigzagoon
Forests:
- Alolan Exeggutor
- Combee
- Dwebble
- Parasect
- Passimian
- Scyther
- Smoliv
Mountains:
- Alolan Geodude
- Bronzor
- Drilbur
- Larvitar
- Rhyhorn
- Roggenrola
- Sableye
Beaches & Water:
- Alolan Dugtrio
- Clamperl
- Corphish
- Goomy
- Lotad
- Paldean Wooper
- Shellder
Northern Hemisphere:
- Beldum
- Chespin
- Deerling (Winter)
- Fennekin
- Foongus
- Froakie
- Pidove
Southern Hemisphere:
- Deerling (Summer)
- Gible
- Mudkip
- Shroomish
- Starly
- Torchic
- Treecko
Along with region-specific and habitat-tied Pokemon, keep an eye out for event-exclusive spawns throughout Timeless Travelers. Special occasions will often introduce new wild species aligned with the theme. For instance, past winter celebrations saw elevated Ice-type presence. Pink and Fairy-types increased during Valentine’s Day, too.
Pokémon Go’s fluid weather mechanics also markedly affect encounters. Higher Water-type rates occur during rainy weather. Fire-types appear more in hot conditions. This incorporates another strategic element, motivating trainers to explore across varying forecasts when Pokedex farming. Snowy or sunny walks may unveil types rarely spotted otherwise. Stay tuned to events and forecast changes for opportunities to bolster your collection via event and weather-dependent spawns.
