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Professor Willow’s Birthday Research

Pokémon GO is celebrating Professor Willow's birthday with a dedicated research event and a special companion Pikachu.

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Pokémon GO detailed the Professor Willow’s Birthday Research event, which included coins in field research and the appearance of Professor Willow’s assistant Pikachu. The event was part of a broader schedule of activities for July 2026.

Epilogue added 37d ago, after coverage quieted.

Questions people are asking

Who is accompanying the birthday event?

Professor Willow’s assistant Pikachu.

What other events are happening in July 2026?

Coverage mentions the "Ozone Ascent" event.

Is there a specific event for Japan?

Yes, a Stamp Rally has been announced for Japan according to GoNintendo.

What happened

Pokémon GO has detailed a series of upcoming activities centered on "Professor Willow’s Birthday Research." The event features Professor Willow’s assistant Pikachu to commemorate the occasion. Coverage from GoNintendo, Pokémon GO Hub, and Mein-MMO emphasizes that this research coincides with other July 2026 events, including "Ozone Ascent." GoNintendo specifically highlights a Stamp Rally announced for Japan.

Further details regarding the specific tasks of the birthday research and the full July 2026 event calendar are the primary focus of current reporting.

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