Pokémon GO Fest is the biggest event of the year in the game and one of the reasons for the popularity of this global spectacle is the debut of new Shiny Pokémon in the event.
This year is no different as the Global GO Fest 2023 event promises many exciting debuts of new Shiny mons and trainers are beyond excited to find out which shinies will make their presence felt in this year’s extravaganza. In addition, trainers are also curious about the habitats in which they can find these shiny Pokémon.
So, we will discover all the details about the Shiny Pokémon making their debut in Go Fest 2023. Here we go!
Every new Shiny Pokémon available in Go Fest 2023
Here are all the new Shiny Pokémon in Go Fest 2023 alongside their habitats:
| Pokémon | Habitat | Shiny Appearance |
Goomy
|
Aquamarine Shores |
|
Joltik
|
Pyrite Sands |
|
Oranguru
|
Malachite Wilderness |
|
Shellos (West Sea)
|
Aquamarine Shores |
|
Shellos (East Sea)
|
Quartz Terrarium |  |
In addition, trainers will also find shinies of costumed Pikachu with crowns representing their habitats, Cowboy Hat Snorlax, and Unown M.
| Pokémon | Habitat | Shiny Appearance |
Snorlax
wearing a cowboy hat
|
Malachite Wilderness |
|
Unown (M)
|
Available in all habitats to ticket holders only. |
|
| Shiny Pikachu with an Aquamarine Crown | Aquamarine Shores | 
|
| Shiny Pikachu with a Malachite Crown | Malachite Wilderness | |
| Shiny Pikachu with a Pyrite Crown | Pyrite Sands | |
| Shiny Pikachu with a Quartz Crown | Quartz Terrarium |
Pokémon Go Fest 2023 Shiny rate
While all trainers can play, GO Fest ticket holders will be able to enjoy a boosted shiny rate of Pokémon during the event. The shiny rate of Pokémon for ticket holders will be between 1 in 64 to 1 in 128. Moreover, ticket holders will also be able to experience additional bonuses such as the chance to encounter and catch shiny Unowns.
On the other hand, the shiny rate for non-ticket holders will be the traditional 1 in 500. For a full comparison of the differences between the free event, and the ticketed event, check out our full breakdown of the differences.
We hope you are able to catch lots of shinies and have a gala time during Pokémon Go Fest 2023!
All the best, trainers!
