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 November. Combee and Teddiursa Spotlight Hour takes place on November 19th, 2024, from 6:00 to 7:00 pm local time, with a bonus of 2x Stardust for catching Pokémon!
This Spotlight Hour is the third November 2024 Pokémon spotlight, and it is especially interesting as both Combee and Teddiursa can be shiny, and Combee is one of the few Pokémon who reward more Stardust when caught!
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!
Combee and Teddiursa Spotlight Hour
Bonuses
- You will get 2x Stardust for catching Pokémon
- Shiny Combee and Teddiursa and their evolutions are available in Pokémon GO
Note on Stardust Bonus
Combee is one of the rare Pokémon that give extra Stardust on catch, with a base rate of a whopping 750 Stardust per catch which increases with weather-boost and a Star Piece.
Here’s how much Stardust you can get during Combee and Teddiursa Spotlight Hour in November 2024, thanks to the 2x Stardust bonus:
Type of catch | Stardust for Combee | Stardust for Teddiursa |
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Regular catch | 750 | 200 |
Weather boosted catch | 938 | 250 |
Regular catch with Star Piece | 1125 | 300 |
Weather boosted catch with Star Piece | 1406 | 375 |
The best possible scenario you can have is to catch a weather boosted Combee with an active Star Piece. As Combee is a dual Bug -type they are boosted by Rainy and Windy weather.
To maximise Stardust caught you’ll likely want to use Great Balls to ensure the catch and use a quick catch technique. Otherwise, you could be spending too much time attempting to catch, rather than just catching.
We believe that the baseline for calculating potential Stardust during this hour should be 60 ‘mon. You should be able to get 60 Pokémon during one hour, regardless of if you are using the Fast catch trick, or just catching slowly.
Here’s how much Stardust you should be able to earn during the Spotlight Hour, assuming a 50/50 split between Combee and Teddiursa. You’ll be looking out for Combee’s weather boost as it will give you the most Stardust:
Star Piece active | Weather is Rainy or Windy | Stardust |
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❌ No | ❌ No | 28,500 |
❌ No | ✅ Yes | 34,140 |
✅ Yes | ❌ No | 42,750 |
✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | 51,180 |
- 28,500 Stardust is your minimal Stardust goal. This means you caught 60 Pokémon, but there was no weather boost and you did not activate a Star Piece.
- 34,140 Stardust is your minimal goal if the in-game weather is Windy or Rainy.
- 42,750 Stardust is the minimal amount you are looking for with a Star Piece activated. This should be easy to get if you activate two Star Pieces, regardless of in-game Weather. Star Piece increases your Stardust gain by 50%, which is an additional 30,000 Stardust over the baseline.
- and finally… 51,180 Stardust is the amount of Stardust you will get if you catch 60 Pokémon, with a Star Piece active, during Rainy or Windy weather.
The only downside of this event is that Combee is relatively difficult to catch, and you will probably want to use Great Balls or Ultra Balls during the event. Otherwise, you could be spending too much time attempting to catch, rather than just catching.

Combee is a Bug and Flying-type Pokémon in Pokémon GO. As a Bug and Flying-type Pokémon, Combee is especially weak against Rock-type moves, and weak against Electric, Fire, Flying, and Ice-type moves.
Combee’s maximum Combat Power stat is 559 CP, and its best Pokémon GO moves are Bug Bite and Bug Buzz. Combee encounters are boosted during Rain and Windy weather. Shiny Combee is available! ✨
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50 Combee Candy
Female required |
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Shiny Combee is easy to spot – it turns a dark orange. Remember, it’s the female you need to be able to evolve!
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Vespiquen |
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LVL | Max CP | LVL | Max CP | LVL | Max CP |
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1 | 7 CP | 2 | 21 CP | 3 | 36 CP |
4 | 51 CP | 5 | 66 CP | 6 | 81 CP |
7 | 96 CP | 8 | 111 CP | 9 | 126 CP |
10 | 141 CP | 11 | 155 CP | 12 | 169 CP |
13 | 183 CP | 14 | 197 CP | 15 | 212 CP |
16 | 226 CP | 17 | 240 CP | 18 | 254 CP |
19 | 268 CP | 20 | 282 CP | 21 | 296 CP |
22 | 311 CP | 23 | 325 CP | 24 | 339 CP |
25 | 353 CP | 26 | 367 CP | 27 | 381 CP |
28 | 395 CP | 29 | 410 CP | 30 | 424 CP |
31 | 431 CP | 32 | 438 CP | 33 | 445 CP |
34 | 452 CP | 35 | 459 CP | 36 | 466 CP |
37 | 473 CP | 38 | 480 CP | 39 | 487 CP |
40 | 494 CP | 41 | 501 CP | 42 | 507 CP |
43 | 513 CP | 44 | 520 CP | 45 | 526 CP |
46 | 533 CP | 47 | 539 CP | 48 | 546 CP |
49 | 552 CP | 50 | 559 CP |
The following Pokémon will grant you extra bonuses when catching Combee 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 – No, Vespiquen is not viable in the leagues.
- PVE – No, there are better budget attackers out there.

Teddiursa is a Normal-type Pokémon in Pokémon GO. As a Normal-type Pokémon, Teddiursa is weak to Fighting-type moves.
Teddiursa’s maximum Combat Power stat is 1502 CP, and its best Pokémon GO moves are Scratch and Play Rough. Teddiursa encounters are boosted during Partly Cloudy weather. Shiny Teddiursa is available! ✨
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50 Teddiursa Candy |
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100 Teddiursa Candy
Night of full moon |
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Shiny Teddiursa is easy to spot – its usual orange colouring turns green!
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Ursaring (M) |
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Ursaring (F) |
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Ursaluna |
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LVL | Max CP | LVL | Max CP | LVL | Max CP |
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1 | 18 CP | 2 | 58 CP | 3 | 99 CP |
4 | 139 CP | 5 | 179 CP | 6 | 219 CP |
7 | 259 CP | 8 | 299 CP | 9 | 339 CP |
10 | 379 CP | 11 | 417 CP | 12 | 455 CP |
13 | 493 CP | 14 | 531 CP | 15 | 569 CP |
16 | 607 CP | 17 | 645 CP | 18 | 683 CP |
19 | 721 CP | 20 | 759 CP | 21 | 797 CP |
22 | 835 CP | 23 | 873 CP | 24 | 911 CP |
25 | 949 CP | 26 | 987 CP | 27 | 1025 CP |
28 | 1062 CP | 29 | 1100 CP | 30 | 1138 CP |
31 | 1157 CP | 32 | 1176 CP | 33 | 1195 CP |
34 | 1214 CP | 35 | 1233 CP | 36 | 1252 CP |
37 | 1271 CP | 38 | 1290 CP | 39 | 1309 CP |
40 | 1328 CP | 41 | 1345 CP | 42 | 1362 CP |
43 | 1379 CP | 44 | 1396 CP | 45 | 1414 CP |
46 | 1431 CP | 47 | 1448 CP | 48 | 1466 CP |
49 | 1484 CP | 50 | 1502 CP |
The following Pokémon will grant you extra bonuses when catching Teddiursa 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 – Yes, it’s worth having. Ursaluna has the typing to hold its ground in all three leagues. It really likes having Ice Punch in an Ice-weak Master League with which it can beat things like Zygarde and Yveltal, but there IS a case for the sheer speed and bait potential of Swift, giving it more consistent wincons versus Dialga and Dialga Origin, for example, and a better shot in the mirror match.
- PVE – Its shadow form is a more highly ranked raid attacker. However, it is an okay budget option if you don’t have any meta attackers currently.