[Last Chance] Pokemon Go’s June Field Research Tasks And Research Breakthrough Reward

Pokemon Go’s Field Research system offers daily opportunities for trainers to earn valuable rewards through specific in-game activities. Unlike the narrative-driven Special Research quests from Professor Willow, these tasks are randomly assigned when spinning PokeStop Photo Discs, creating dynamic gameplay experiences that change with each location visit.

The daily stamp system provides consistent progression tracking – your first completed Field Research task each day automatically grants one stamp. Accumulating seven stamps triggers the coveted Research Breakthrough, unlocking premium rewards including exclusive Pokemon encounters that rotate monthly. This mechanic rewards regular play rather than intensive grinding sessions.

Reward distribution follows clear patterns: basic tasks yield common items like berries and Poke Balls, while more challenging objectives provide rare Pokemon encounters, valuable Stardust, and specialized candies. Understanding these reward tiers helps prioritize which tasks to pursue based on your current collection needs and resource requirements.

June 2020 features Trapinch as the exclusive Research Breakthrough encounter, offering trainers a guaranteed method to obtain this Ground-type Pokemon. As the initial evolution stage leading to Vibrava and ultimately Flygon, Trapinch represents a valuable addition to any trainer’s roster, particularly for those lacking strong Ground-type attackers.

The bonus Trapinch Candy awarded during capture provides significant evolution acceleration. With 25 candies required for Vibrava and 100 additional candies for Flygon, this bonus can save significant walking distance or rare candy investment. For players aiming to complete their Pokedex or build competitive battle teams, this opportunity shouldn’t be overlooked.

Limited Availability Alert: Trapinch disappears from Research Breakthrough rewards on July 1 when Niantic refreshes the task pool. Strategic players should plan to complete their seventh stamp by June 30 to ensure they don’t miss this limited-time encounter opportunity.

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Below you’ll find the comprehensive June 2020 Field Research task list compiled by The Silph Road, organized by category for easy reference. This structured approach helps identify tasks matching your current gameplay situation and available Pokemon types in your area.

Maximize your Field Research efficiency by prioritizing tasks based on reward value and completion time. High-value targets include ‘Catch a Dragon-type Pokemon’ for Dratini encounters and ‘Make 3 Excellent throws in a row’ for Larvitar, both offering substantial long-term value for evolution lines and battle readiness.

Avoid these common mistakes: Don’t waste time on low-reward tasks when better options are available nearby. Always check multiple PokeStops in dense areas to find optimal tasks. Save completed tasks for the next day if you’ve already earned your daily stamp to maintain momentum.

Time management is crucial – weather-boosted tasks become significantly easier during appropriate weather conditions. Plan your gameplay around weather changes in the app to quickly complete ‘Catch X Pokemon with Weather boost’ objectives. For throwing skill tasks, practice on common Pokemon with larger catch circles to build consistency before attempting challenges on rare encounters.

That’s not all that’s happening in Pokemon Go right now. Reshiram, the Legendary cover monster from Pokemon Black, is appearing in five-star Raids until June 16. The first Galarian Pokemon are also available in Go alongside the game’s final Throwback Challenge research line, while June’s Community Day takes place on June 20 and features Weedle.

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