Pokémon Spotlight Hour will feature a different Pokémon and a special bonus for one hour at 6:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday during the month of March. Pawmi Spotlight Hour takes place on March 5th, 2024, from 6:00 to 7:00 pm local time, with a bonus of 2x XP for evolving Pokémon.
This Spotlight Hour is the first March 2024 Pokémon spotlight. It’s a great time to evolve any trash ‘mon in your storage before you transfer them.
Trainers who plan to participate should be prepared with a Mega Pokémon to maximise candy gains per Pawmi caught. Here’s everything you need to know!
Pawmi Spotlight Hour
Bonuses
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You will get 2x XP for Evolving Pokémon
Note on XP Bonus
If you do not want to catch the featured Pokémon or do not have enough Pawmi candy saved, you can make use of the 2x Evolution XP bonus by evolving any saved Scatterbug, or opening a Mystery Box or Coin Bag and evolving those! This is a great opportunity to evolve any Pokémon caught during the Charged Up event for XP before clearing out your storage. The old-school grinders will remember the days of saving Pidgey and other low cost evolutions for this sort of spotlight hour, and it can be a good way to grind XP with a lucky egg on.
This event takes place just after Charged Up Research day, Pawmi and Pikachu are the cheapest evolution costing 25 Candy a pop. Let’s face it, you probably have lots of Pikachu candy too!
Pawmi
Pawmi has a Max CP of 719 in Pokémon GO, it is weather boosted by Rain weather, and it was originally found in the Paldea region. Shiny Pawmi is not available in Pokémon GO. Pawmi is a Electric-type Pokémon. Pawmi is weak to Ground-type moves. It takes reduced damage from Electric, Flying, and Steel-type moves.
Evolutions
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Pawmi
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25 Pawmi Candy |
Pawmo
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Pawmo
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100 Pawmi Candy & Walk 25km with your buddy |
Pawmot
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| LVL | CP | LVL | CP | LVL | CP |
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| 1 | 9 CP | 2 | 28 CP | 3 | 47 CP |
| 4 | 66 CP | 5 | 85 CP | 6 | 105 CP |
| 7 | 124 CP | 8 | 143 CP | 9 | 162 CP |
| 10 | 181 CP | 11 | 200 CP | 12 | 218 CP |
| 13 | 236 CP | 14 | 254 CP | 15 | 272 CP |
| 16 | 290 CP | 17 | 309 CP | 18 | 327 CP |
| 19 | 345 CP | 20 | 363 CP | 21 | 381 CP |
| 22 | 400 CP | 23 | 418 CP | 24 | 436 CP |
| 25 | 454 CP | 26 | 472 CP | 27 | 490 CP |
| 28 | 509 CP | 29 | 527 CP | 30 | 545 CP |
| 31 | 554 CP | 32 | 563 CP | 33 | 572 CP |
| 34 | 581 CP | 35 | 590 CP | 36 | 600 CP |
| 37 | 609 CP | 38 | 618 CP | 39 | 627 CP |
| 40 | 636 CP | 41 | 644 CP | 42 | 652 CP |
| 43 | 660 CP | 44 | 669 CP | 45 | 677 CP |
| 46 | 685 CP | 47 | 694 CP | 48 | 702 CP |
| 49 | 710 CP | 50 | 719 CP |
The following Pokémon will grant you extra bonuses when catching Pawmi if they are Mega/Primal evolved.
A Note on Mega Catch Bonus
While a Pokémon is Mega-Evolved, additional XP and Candy is granted when catching a Pokémon that shares a type with it, or for any raid boss caught. These do not stack with each other. Additionally, High and Max Level Mega-Evolved Pokémon grant an increased chance to obtain Candy XL when catching a Pokémon that shares a type with it.
PVP
Pawmot is an Electric and Fighting type mon. It gets access to Spark right after the recent nerf, which is a little unlucky, and all its best moves cause it to nerf its defence, hurting its ability to stay in battle for long. It’s hard to get too excited about it in its current state, but it could be decent in the future Electric Cup!
PVE
Pawmot is good as a budget attacker for newer players. In fact, I’d say really good in terms of cost to performance. Pawmot is 6th overall in terms of performance on our own database not counting megas and legendaries. And second overall if we ignore those expensive to power-up shadow Pokémon as well. Only really being outclassed by Magnezone. But still, due to a lack of power-up cost friendly competition, Pawmot is very decent and I’d say definitely worth getting if you’re in need of more solid Electric types.
Pawmot’s potential as a Fighting type raider is a bit lacking though. So I’d say stick to using Pawmot as a purely Electric type raid attacker.
