Niantic has revealed its new slate of Pokémon GO content for November 2023. Let's get into the details.
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Credit: Niantic These are the Pokémon that will appear in Tier Five raids in Pokémon GO this November 2023: October 20th – November 2nd: Darkrai November 2nd – November 9th: Douse Drive Genesect November 9th – November 16th: Virizion November 16th – November 23rd: Cobalion November 23rd – November 30th: Terrakion ALL MONTH: Shadow Moltres will be in Shadow Raids on Saturdays and Sundays The Raid Hours for the month of November 2023 in Pokémon GO are: Wednesday, November 1st,...
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