Pokémon Go ’s “Deep Depths” event is focusing on water- and dark-type Pokémon and runs from March 19-24.

Only three types of Pokémon are allowed to enter the Scroll Cup: dark-, fighting-, and water-type Pokémon. There’s also a 1,500 CP limit for each member of your team, due to the Great League aspect of ...

A Pokemon fan has added a new Convergent form to their list of fan works ... and shakes up its typing to become a Flying/Dark-Type Pokemon. Gengar has been a fan favorite since its introduction ...

How does adding a second type change things - is Mamoswine better for having Rock typing, or is Weavile's Dark-typing more useful ... this is an editorialised list of Pokémon - it’s not ...

Pokemon Go’s Might and Mastery season is celebrating the Scroll Cup: Great League Edition and here are the best fighters for ...

A talented Pokemon fan creates unique artwork of Mudkip's evolution line as water/dark types. Mudkip evolves into Marshtomp and Swampert, and the latter looks like it belongs in the Monster Hunter ...

These are some of the best Pokémon you can add to your team when creating to use one in Pokémon Go's Ultra League.

Mega Absol returns in Pokemon GO for a limited time, offering trainers the chance to battle and collect Mega Energy. To ...

All of the Deep Depths Timed Research quest steps in Pokémon Go, along with the Deep Depths Collection Challenges, rewards ...