The dancing, colorful theme in Pokemon Go begins with the new Rising Heroes Season and goes on with the debut of a new Pokemon, known as the dancing Pokemon, Oricorio.
This Pokemon is immensely cute, but at the same time, a Pokemon that has many forms chased down by Trainers. However, Trainers will not be able to catch all Oricorio forms just by enjoying the comfort of their homes.
We have mentioned that Oricorio has different forms. Well, to be exact, Oricorio has four forms, and each form represents a dancing style, because, Oricorio is the dancing Pokemon. These forms are called Baile Style, Pa’u Style, Pom-Pom Style, and Sensu Style.
Each form is beautiful, but how to actually catch Oricorio? Well, as this Pokemon is part of the Festival of Colors event, you can catch it in the wild, and through an event-exclusive Field Research Task (Catch 10 different species of Pokemon). The easiest way by any means is encountering it in the wild, and you can speed up the process with Incense.
Oricorio, to our dismay, has been made a region-exclusive Pokemon, making its all other forms extremely rare, since you would need to travel to a different region or trade with a Trainer from another region to get all Oricorio forms.
Here is where each Oricorio form resides at the moment:
- Baile Style Oricorio – Europe, The Middle East, Africa
- Pa’u Style Oricorio – African Islands, Asian Islands, Caribbean Islands, Pacific Islands
- Pom-Pom Style Oricorio – The Americas
- Sensu Style Oricorio – Asia – Pacific Region
The Festival of Colors 2023 runs from March 8, 2023, to March 14, 2023, so make sure to complete the mentioned Field Research tasks to encounter your region-style Oricorio.
