April 2021 Community Day

Event location

Worldwide

Start date

April 11^th, 2021 11 a.m. (local time)

End date

April 11^th, 2021 5 p.m. (local time)

Ticket

$1.00 (Snivy in the Sunshine Special Research)

Other editions of Community Day:

2018: Jan - Dec
2019: Jan - Nov, Dec
2020: Jan, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov-E, Nov-M, Dec
2021: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
2022: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
2023: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
2024: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
2025: Jan
Classic: Bulbasaur, Mudkip, Dratini, Larvitar, Swinub, Squirtle, Charmander, Mareep, Porygon, Bagon, Cyndaquil, Beldum, Ralts

Chronology

The April 2021 Community Day was the fortieth Community Day event, featuring Snivy.^[1]

Features[]

Featured Pokémon[]

Pokémon in wild

Snivy had increased spawn rates in the wild and from Incense or Lure Modules:

#0495

Snivy

249.

#0495 Snivy

25

#0496 Servine

100

#0497 Serperior

249.

#0495 Snivy

25

#0496 Servine

100

#0497 Serperior

Pokémon from photobombs

These Pokémon could photobomb five times during the event:

Snivy

#0495

Snivy

Exclusive move[]

Exclusive move

In order to obtain Frenzy Plant, Trainers had to evolve Servine into Serperior after the start of event and up to 2 hours after the end of event. Trainers cannot use TMs to obtain the attack.

Frenzy Plant

100 (40) / 100

Field Research event tasks[]

Field Research tasks

These Field Research tasks were available during the event:

Catch 3 Snivy

Snivy

500×

5×

2×

2×

1×

Special Research[]

Snivy in the Sunshine

Snivy in the Sunshine Special Research was available during the event. The Serperior in this research would know Frenzy Plant if it was caught during event hours.

1^st Part

Power up Pokémon 10 times

15×

Poké Ball

Catch 15 Snivy

Snivy

Make 5 Nice Throws

20×

Snivy Candy

Rewards for whole set

2000×

Stardust

Snivy

10×

Pinap Berry

2^nd Part

Catch 15 Snivy

30×

Snivy Candy

Transfer 10 Pokémon

Servine

Evolve 3 Snivy

15×

Poké Ball

Rewards for whole set

1500

Experience

Snivy

15×

Great Ball

3^rd Part

Make 3 Great Curveball Throws

50×

Snivy Candy

Evolve 1 Servine

1×

Star Piece

Transfer 10 Pokémon

10×

Great Ball

Rewards for whole set

2500

Experience

1×

Rocket Radar

15×

Ultra Ball

4^th Part

Claim Reward!

2×

Silver Pinap Berry

Claim Reward!

Snivy

Claim Reward!

3500

Experience

Rewards for whole set

3000×

Stardust

Serperior

2×

Rare Candy

Professor Willow dialogue

1^st Part

Hey there, TRAINER! Perfect timing.
I just got back from a lengthy stroll in the sunshine. It’s incredible how much a bit of fresh air can affect your energy and mood!
But that’s not the only thing that’s got me feeling chipper. You see, I witnessed something quite interesting while I was out and about.
Perhaps in response to the abundant sunlight, a congregation of Snivy appears to have formed nearby.
I don’t know about you, but this seems to me like a golden opportunity to research the Grass Snake Pokémon. Could you lend me a hand?
They’re known to be fairly calm, so you shouldn’t have much trouble observing them.
Good luck out there!

2^nd Part

Welcome back, Trainer! Great work.
I have some information for you on why Snivy are so fond of the sun.
These Grass-type Pokémon photosynthesize by bathing their tails in sunlight. Much like the sunshine they crave, Snivy are quite bright!
They were first encountered in the Unova region, where they were known for their intelligence and calm demeanor. Fascinating!
While we continue researching their sudden appearance, could you evolve a Snivy for me? I’d like to document its Evolution, Servine.
Take care when you do, however—Servine is known for its masterful whipping techniques.

3^rd Part

Wonderful work, TRAINER! That’s a mighty fine Servine.
Like Snivy, Servine is known as the Grass Snake Pokémon. It moves along the ground as if sliding. Though it’s far from sluggish, it won’t hesitate to seek out the shadows of thick foliage to avoid attacks.
Now that we’ve properly documented Snivy and Servine, I’d like to move on to Serperior, Snivy’s final Evolution.
Serperior is known as the Regal Pokémon, and much like Snivy and Servine, it also has a penchant for sunlight. It takes in solar energy and boosts it internally.
Could you evolve your Servine into Serperior for me, Trainer? It’ll be a great boon to my research, and you’ll have a powerful Grass-type Pokémon to join your journey as well!

4^th Part

Fantastic work, Trainer! I have no doubt Serperior will prove a potent asset on your adventures.
It has an incredible ability to stop its opponents’ movements with a single glare. Should the opponent prove bold enough to continue, Serperior will give its all in battle.
Having a Pokémon like that by your side would be pretty inspiring, I’d say!
Anyway, thanks again for all your help in this sun-soaked endeavor. I think I’ll take one more walk before the day’s done—can’t let weather like this go to waste!
Until next time, let’s GO!