Solosis Spotlight Hour (June 2025): Last Minute Guide

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Artwork of Solosis from Pokémon GO Solosis
  • Event icon June 17, 2025, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. local time
  • Candy icon You will get 2x Candy for transferring Pokémon

Solosis Spotlight Hour takes place on June 17th, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:00 pm local time, with 2× Transfer Candy bonus. Pokémon Spotlight Hour feature a different Pokémon and a special bonus for one hour at 6:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday during the month of June. 

This Spotlight Hour is the third June 2025 Pokémon spotlight! It is especially interesting as Solosis can be shiny and you will get 2x Candy on transfer! In other words, it’s a great time to have a clear out of your Pokémon storage ahead of both Jangmo-o Community Day, and Global GO Fest!

Note on Transfer Bonus

Professor Willow

Now is a great chance to clean up your Pokémon storage! If you can hold off till Spotlight Hour, especially for any legendary raid bosses you raid throughout the week, that extra Candy is a great bonus.  If you do not want to catch the featured Pokémon, you can make use of the 2x Transfer Candy bonus in other ways.

You can try transferring any saved Scatterbug, opening a Mystery Box or Coin Bag! This is a great opportunity to clear out your storage, transfer Legendary Pokémon you have been clinging onto, and rare Pokémon you need more candy for. If you need help managing your Pokémon storage, check out our full guide here.

This is your last chance for double transfer candy before Global GO Fest, so be sure to be ruthless!

Solosis Fact Sheet General icon

Solosis is a Psychic-type Pokémon in Pokémon GO. As a Psychic-type Pokémon, Solosis is weak to Bug, Dark, and Ghost-type moves.

Solosis’s maximum Combat Power stat is 1546 CP, and its best Pokémon GO moves are Zen Headbutt and Psyshock. Solosis encounters are boosted during Windy weather. Shiny Solosis is available! ✨

Shiny Solosis and Duosion

If you’re lucky, you may encounter shiny Solosis and evolve it into shiny Duosion or Reuniclus!

It’s a very difficult shiny to spot, so keep an eye out for that sparkle animation.

– Normal Sprite Shiny Sprite
Solosis A small, round Pokémon resembling a green, translucent cell. Solosis has a light green outer membrane with a paler, jelly-like core inside. Its inner body includes a simple face with closed, black oval eyes and a small pink mouth. A single, curled tuft of hair sits atop its head. The overall appearance is cute and minimalistic, evoking the look of an amoeba or single-celled organism. A small, round Pokémon encased in a translucent, pale yellowish membrane. Inside, its jelly-like body is a more vivid blue-green colour compared to the standard form. Its black oval eyes are closed, and it has a tiny pink mouth and a curled hair tuft atop its head. The shiny form is subtly distinct with cooler, bluish tones.
Duosion A round, split-bodied Pokémon with two brain-like sections fused inside a thick, green gel-like membrane. It has two small arms extending outward, each tipped with a three-fingered hand. Its face is central between the two inner lobes, with wide eyes and a small pink mouth. The inner body is pale green, resembling soft tissue suspended in gel. Visually similar to the standard form but with a distinctly more blue-tinged, yellowish outer membrane. The inner body is a cool teal rather than pale green, creating a noticeable contrast. The arms and facial features remain the same, but the overall hue is cooler and more vibrant.
Reuniclus A fully developed, cell-like Pokémon with a thick, light green gelatinous body. Its inner form has a large head with wide eyes, a smiling mouth, and two stubby ears or tufts. Four limbs are suspended in the surrounding gel, with visible arms ending in large, hand-like structures with fingers. The entire body has a floating, embryonic appearance, as if suspended in fluid. This version has a paler, more golden-tinged gel surrounding its inner body, which itself is a more bluish green than the regular form. The contrast between the inner and outer parts is stronger, giving the shiny form a cooler, more ethereal look. All other features remain unchanged, maintaining its floating, cell-like aesthetic.

How to evolve Duosion

Pokémon Requirements Evolution
Artwork of Solosis from Pokémon GO Solosis Candy icon 25× Solosis Candy Artwork of Duosion from Pokémon GO Duosion
Artwork of Duosion from Pokémon GO Duosion Candy icon 100× Solosis Candy Artwork of Reuniclus from Pokémon GO Reuniclus

Solosis CP and IV Chart General icon

LVL Max CP LVL Max CP LVL Max CP
1 19 CP 2 60 CP 3 101 CP
4 143 CP 5 184 CP 6 225 CP
7 267 CP 8 308 CP 9 349 CP
10 390 CP 11 430 CP 12 469 CP
13 508 CP 14 547 CP 15 586 CP
16 625 CP 17 664 CP 18 703 CP
19 742 CP 20 781 CP 21 820 CP
22 859 CP 23 898 CP 24 937 CP
25 977 CP 26 1016 CP 27 1055 CP
28 1094 CP 29 1133 CP 30 1172 CP
31 1192 CP 32 1211 CP 33 1231 CP
34 1250 CP 35 1270 CP 36 1289 CP
37 1309 CP 38 1328 CP 39 1348 CP
40 1367 CP 41 1385 CP 42 1402 CP
43 1420 CP 44 1437 CP 45 1455 CP
46 1473 CP 47 1491 CP 48 1509 CP
49 1528 CP 50 1546 CP

Mega Pokémon that boost Solosis Pokemon Encounter icon

Trainers who plan to participate should be prepared with a Mega Pokémon to maximise candy gains per Pokémon caught. Here’s everything you need to know! If you want further information about Spotlight Hours, check out our comprehensive guide.

The following Pokémon will grant you extra bonuses when catching Solosis if they are Mega-evolved. 

Mega Catch Bonus

While a Pokémon is Mega-Evolved, additional XP and Candy are 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.

Is it worth evolving Solosis? General icon

PVE

Reuniclus has an incredible Stamina stat, terrible Defense, and average Attack. All that doesn’t matter when you’re competing in a meta filled with hard-hitting Pokémon. 🫢

Basically, the entire Reuniclus is entirely in shambles when it comes to PvE usage. Just ditch it. 🚮

⚔️ Raids

Reuniclus’ Psychic-type moveset is so bad, it feels like this Pokémon doesn’t even try to do damage. 🫠

🛡️ Gyms

A 242 Stamina stat could have been Reuniclus’ saving grace, but its pathetic 148 Defense stat dilutes its overall bulk, making it a disappointing gym defender. Alas! 😟

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PVP

A super-slow moveset and low bulk render Reuniclus useless for PvP matches. Just like in PvE, the Reuniclus family is a terrible set of Pokémon for PvP as well. So yeah, ditch it again. 🚮

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