Pokémon GO’s Oricorio Catch Mastery event gives you a 2× XP boost for nice throws, a higher chance to find shiny Oricorio, and extra candy on successful catches. For just $1.99 you can grab an Ultra Ticket that adds two Rare Candies, letting you power up any form faster. Here’s how to make the most of the day.
Event Overview and Key Bonuses
Double XP for Nice Throws
Every nice throw that lands on an Oricorio awards 2× the usual experience points. If you manage a great or excellent throw, the multiplier stays the same, so focus on timing and curveballs to maximize your gain.
Shiny Encounter Boost
The event raises the shiny spawn rate for Oricorio, making that coveted glittering bird far easier to spot. Keep an eye on the map and spin PokéStops frequently; each spin slightly nudges the odds in your favor.
Candy Rewards and Ultra Ticket
Successful catches with nice throws also grant extra candy, speeding up evolution and power‑up timelines. The $1.99 Ultra Ticket bundles two Rare Candies, which work on any Pokémon—including all four regional Oricorio forms.
How to Maximize Your Catch
Prepare Your Inventory
Clear at least 20 inventory slots before the event starts. A spacious bag ensures you can collect every shiny Oricorio without missing out on other valuable items.
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Enable Throw Assist
Turn on the “Throw Assist” feature in settings. It subtly guides your aim, increasing the likelihood of nice throws and, consequently, the XP and candy bonuses.
Ultra Ticket Benefits
If you’re low on Rare Candies, the Ultra Ticket is a cheap shortcut. Use the included candies on the form you’re chasing—especially Sensu, which has a lower base catch rate.
Pro Tips from Experienced Trainers
Early‑Morning Spawn Surge
Most trainers report the highest Oricorio spawns between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. local time. Set a 30‑minute timer, focus on nice throws, and you’ll likely rack up extra candy quickly.
Targeting Specific Forms
For shiny Baile or Pom‑Pom, prioritize evolution after you’ve collected enough candy. The extra candy from nice throws can let you evolve a form in a single session, saving you hours of grinding.
Final Checklist
- Clear 20+ inventory slots.
- Enable Throw Assist.
- Buy the Ultra Ticket if you need Rare Candies.
- Play during the early‑morning surge for maximum spawns.
- Complete free Timed Research tasks for additional Oricorio encounters.
With these strategies, you’ll turn the Oricorio Catch Mastery event into a high‑reward session. Whether you’re after shiny bragging rights, a quick XP boost, or just want to fill your Pokédex with a new dance move, the tools are right at your fingertips.
