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Pokémon Go A Poni Adventure quest steps and rewards explained

How to complete the fourth Alola region-themed special research quest.

A Poni Adventure is a special research quest released as part of the Season of Alola in Pokémon Go.

By completing this and the other Alola region-themed special research quests in Pokémon Go - A Melemele Adventure, An Akala Adventure and An Ula’ula Adventure - before Wednesday, 1st June, you’ll be given free access to an end-of-season event.

Below you’ll find all of the A Poni Adventure quest steps and rewards in Pokémon Go.

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‘A Poni Adventure’ quest steps in Pokémon Go

Below you can find every A Poni Adventure quest step and reward in Pokémon Go.

This is a special research quest, but if you complete it - along with A Melemele Adventure, An Akala Adventure and An Ula’ula Adventure - before Wednesday, 1st June you’ll unlock free access to an end-of-season special research quest. Still, A Poni Island has no deadline, so you can complete it at your own pace.

The section below does contain spoilers.

Thank you to Amiibofan101 from reddit for the help with this information.

Alolan Raticate.

‘A Poni Adventure’ Step 1 of 4

Rewards: 500 XP, 500 Stardust and an Alolan Raticate enounter

‘A Poni Adventure’ Step 2 of 4

  • Catch 3 Water-type Pokémon - Tentacruel
  • Take a snapshot of a Water-type Pokémon in your Pokémon storage - Wailmer
  • Use 5 Berries to help catch Pokémon - Wingull

Rewards: 500 XP, 500 Stardust and 1 Fast TM

Stufful.

‘A Poni Adventure’ Step 3 of 4

  • Walk 2km - Miltank
  • Catch 15 Pokémon - 10 Great Balls
  • Spin 5 PokéStops or Gyms - Stufful encounter

Rewards: 1000 XP, 1000 Stardust and 1 Premium Battle Pass

‘A Poni Adventure’ Step 4 of 4

  • Send 5 Gifts to friends - 10 Great Balls
  • Catch 15 Pokémon - 7 Pinap Berries
  • Win a raid - Alolan Exeggutor

Rewards: 8000 XP, 3000 Stardust and 15 Ultra Balls


The Season of Adventures Abound is here! The Party Up! event is currently running and players who didn't earn a Master Ball via Timed Investigation: Master Ball can purchase the Special Research: Master Ball quest. Party Play - Pokémon Go's multiplayer feature - is here, along with the Welcome Party quest. Be sure to fight in the Go Battle League, compete in Shadow Raids, complete Routes, use Daily Adventure Incense for the chance of encountering Galarian Articuno, Galarian Zapdos and Galarian Moltres. This incense may also give you encounters with other rare Pokémon in Pokémon Go.


How A Poni Adventure works in Pokémon Go

A Poni Adventure was released as part of 2022’s Season of Alola and can be unlocked by simply playing Pokémon Go before Wednesday, 1st June.

It’s the fourth in a set of four special research quests themed around the Alola region - of which A Melemele Adventure, An Akala Adventure and An Ula’ula Adventure have already been released.

By completing all four special research quests before Wednesday, 1st June, you’ll obtain free access to an end-of-season event for the Season of Alola.

A Poni Adventure has no deadline, so, keeping the Wednesday 1st June deadline in mind, you can complete it at your leisure.

A Poni adventure consists of four quest steps and, like most Pokémon Go research quests, you must complete three challenges for each step, collecting the rewards as you progress.

Good luck completing A Poni Adventure in Pokémon Go!

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