Pokemon GO Spotlight Hour Paras Guide: March 29, 2022

We’ve compiled a comprehensive guide that includes everything Trainers need to know about the Paras Spotlight Hour in Pokemon GO on March 29.

All Pokemon Legends Pokemon: Arceus Coach Nights has been selected as this week’s featured Pokemon. That’s it: Paras is the title of the Spotlight Hour on Tuesday, March 29.

Parasites are also known as “mushroom” Pokémon due to the mushrooms that grow on their backs. When this species is born, it is often covered in fungal spores that eventually turn into “parasitic fungi…Tochukasso”. This prompts this Pokemon to forage for food in the roots of nearby trees to support the fungi. However, Tochukaso is known for its healing properties which ensure longevity. PokeDex number #046.

Parasites and its enhanced form are Parasite, Grass, and Grass types.

Between 6 and 7 p.m., parasites are more common in the wild, and trainers produce twice as much sugar to catch them.

Yes, Paras can be awesome in Pokemon GO. While the regular color scheme was revealed alongside the base game in July 2016, its shiny form was only shown off at the Pokemon GO Tour: Kanto event in February 2021.

Shiny pieces can be a bit difficult to distinguish from their typical counterparts simply because they are a deeper, more saturated version. To this end, coaches can use contrast in their cap. Bright Paras will feature dark red mushrooms and bright yellow flecks, creating a high contrast design.

However, the shiny parasite is much easier to spot, as it takes on an olive green color all over its body.

The coin has the following stats:

Trainers can follow Paras’ IV with different levels of total CP. Below we have listed the optimal values ​​for Paras in increments of 10:

Trainers can turn their Parasites into Parasites using 50 Candies.

Parasect’s best move kit includes fast-acting Bug Bite and charged-action Solar Beam. If Bug Bite is unavailable, Fighting Bug is a valuable substitute. All three moves benefit from 20% damage provided as part of the same type of attack bonus (STAB).

The Bug Bite is ultimately the advantage of Parasite’s available three fast stages. Deals 12 damage per second (DPS) and generates 12 energy per second (EPS). However, like EliteTM, it can be difficult to buy. This is why we recommend using the Struggle Bug as the best alternative, as the DPS and EPS values ​​are close to -12 and 10, respectively.

STAB has a Parasect loaded move pool between two moves, X-Scissor and Solar Beam, it’s easy to pick the best of the two. Ultimately, it comes down to DPS, where they both use almost the same energy per throw – around 20. However, for that value, Solar Beam’s DPS output is 44 and X-Scissor’s output is of 39.

It should be noted that the parasite, which is a grass and grass-type, attracts attention with its double resistance against ground and other grass-type moves, particularly weak in terms of fire and flight-type moves. Keep this in mind when creating a team for a Gym Conquest, Raid, or GO Battle League competition.

Parasect has the following stats:

Unfortunately, that makes it a pretty weak contender in most categories. Ultimately, GO won’t be able to choose other types of grass and/or bugs that don’t have a specific Battle League place in any league. It’s technically best suited for the major leagues, but not particularly suited for the ultra and major leagues.

It also doesn’t perform well on the PvE front, making it a tough choice to judge. Still, we didn’t really get tired of holding it that way. After all, this little mushroom balloon has its own charm.