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Shiny Rayquaza is taking over Pokémon Scarlet and Violet with an epic five-star Tera Raid event. 

As a Legendary Pokémon and a rare Shiny, this black dragon makes a fine addition to your collection. Here’s everything you need to know about the Shiny Rayquaza Tera Raid event in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Tera Raids are a core part of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, allowing you to catch exclusive Pokémon, earn useful rewards, and utilize the Terastallization mechanic. Since Gen IX’s release back in 2022, there have been many Tera Raid events for eager trainers to tackle.

Most of the Tera Raids events center around Starters, rare Legendary Pokémon, or other strong threats in the game. And to give players a challenge, these Tera Raids range from five to seven stars, meaning the Pokémon you encounter can be between level 75 and 100.

The huge winter update in Dress to Impress brought forth a new Christmas-themed quest with plenty of new items and codes to take advantage of, but you might have missed the secret Greek Temple map that snuck its way into the game.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Greek Temple in Dress to Impress.

If you’ve played through the new Winter Quest in Dress to Impress, you may have stumbled upon a mysterious fountain along the way. This fountain holds the key to unlocking a secret map in the game. 

It sounds straightforward, but you might’ve encountered odd issues like I did. Here’s everything you need to know about the fountain code and how to input it in Dress to Impress.

Nintendo might still be tight-lipped about the Switch’s successor, but one fan on Reddit claims they got ahold of the final product with tons of details to share. Others, however, aren’t buying into it just yet.

On Dec. 14, a post on X (formerly Twitter) began circulating with alleged new details on the Nintendo Switch’s successor from a random redditor. The fan not only claimed to have the final product in their possession but also said they’d “post proof” on Christmas. Is this the gift we’ve been waiting for this holiday season? Maybe not.

The big Dress to Impress winter update is finally here, and it comes with a brand-new quest to save Santa Claus after he’s kidnapped by the mysterious Agamemnon.

Like previous quests in Dress to Impress, this Christmas-themed adventure has three chapters to complete to earn rewards. We’ll break down each section to help you through all the missions and save Christmas.

The Pokémon Latin America International Championship (LAIC) is underway in Brazil this weekend (Nov. 15 to 17), and one Pokémon has clawed its way to the top of the VGC meta.

As the first major international event of the 2025 Pokémon season, LAIC sets the pace for the rest of the year. And so far, we’ve seen plenty of intense matches and an exciting meta led by Regulation H superstar Sneasler.

Seven-star Torterra Tera Raids have finally landed in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet nearly two years after the Gen IX games were released. Excluding the Paldea Starters, the beloved Gen IV turtle is the last Starter Pokémon to be featured in an Unrivaled Tera Raid event.

Like previous seven-star raid bosses, Torterra won’t go down easily without a fight. You’ll need to prepare and find the right counter to defeat and catch this rare Mightiest Mark Starter.

The Legendary Zygarde is made its debut to Pokémon Go during the Blaze New Trails event, and players were able to encounter one via Special Research story From A to Zygarde. But the grind doesn’t stop once you’ve done the Special Research and caught your Zygarde, with plenty more to come after.

It all comes down to this Legendary Pokémon from the Gen VI entry of this series has three different possible forms it can swap between with the help of Zygarde Cells. Zygarde has a 10 percent Forme, which resembles a dog and is the frailest of the three, though it has the highest Attack stat. The 50 percent Forme looks like a snake and gives up some of its Attack for more bulk. And finally, the Complete Forme has a massive health stat to make it even bulkier. When you catch Zygarde, it should be in its 10 percent Forme during the Special Research encounter, but you need Zygarde Cells to evolve it further.

Cosmoem is the second evolution of Cosmog, and it has two distinct final evolutions you can pick from in Pokémon Go: Solgaleo and Lunala. Deciding between these two Legendary Pokémon can be tough, and there are stark differences between the two.

These differences offer unique bonuses for both choices. While you will eventually want to catch them both at least once to add them to your Pokédex, knowing which one to go for first can be challenging. Is one stronger than the other? Is one easier to use? There are a lot of questions you may need to ask before you make this decision. Here’s a full breakdown of whether you should evolve Cosmoem into Solgaleo or Lunala in Pokémon Go.