Tis the new season, the Adventures Abound Season. I was a bit surprised, to be honest, at how good the newest updates look in Pokémon GO for September 2023.

Starting off with Pokémon Showcases, here is the full schedule of which Pokémon we will see, including the hours:

• September 2 – Charmander and Charizard
• September 5 – 9 – Lechonk
• September 10 – 13 – Nymble
• September 14 – 15 – Pawmi
• September 17 – Oddish
• September 20 – 22 – Spoink
• September 23 – Grubbin, Vikavolt
• September 27 – 29 – Growlithe
• September 30 – October 2 – Hisuian Growlithe

September 2023 will be full of fun events, and they are the following:

• Community Day Classic – September 2, 2023
• A Paldean Adventure – September 5 – September 10, 2023
• Ultra Unlock: Paldea – September 10 – September 15, 2023
• Oddish Research Day – September 17
• Psychic Spectacular – September 20 – September 24
• Community Day – September 23
• Out to Play – September 17 – October 2
• Azurill Hatch Day – September 30

Now onto one of the most favorite events in Pokémon GO, Spotlight Hour and Raid Hour events. This month, we will see a lot of exciting Pokémon featured in Raid Hour/Spotlight Hour events. Without further ado, here is the schedule:

Spotlight Hour:

• September 5 – Wooper, 2x XP for evolving Pokémon
• September 12 – Mankey, 2x Candy for catching Pokémon
• September 19 – Girafarig, 2x XP for catching Pokémon
• September 26 – Growlithe, 2x Stardust for catching Pokémon

Raid Hour:

• September 6 – Kartana (Northern Hemisphere) and Celesteela (Southern Hemisphere)
• September 13 – Kartana (Southern Hemisphere) and Celesteela (Northern Hemisphere), they might temporarily change places
• September 20 – Genesect (Burn Drive)
• September 27 – Raikou, Entei and Suicune

While we are on the Raid topic, here is the Five-Star Raid and Mega Raid schedule for September 2023:

Mega Raid:

• September 1 – 16 – Mega Manectric
• September 16 – October 6 – Mega Gardevoir

Five-Star Raids:

• September 1 – 8 – Kartana (Northern Hemisphere) and Celesteela (Southern Hemisphere)
• September 8 – September 16 – Kartana (Southern Hemisphere) and Celesteela (Northern Hemisphere), might change places temporarily
• September 16 – 23 – Genesect (Burn Drive)
• September 23 – October 6 – Raikou, Entei and Suicune

Last but not least, there will be an Adventures Abound Special Research, where Trainers will have the chance to choose their Paldean partner Pokémon, as well as a Timed Investigation: Master Ball, where the end reward will be the Master Ball.

What do you think about this?