As most might already know by now, the Generation 2 Pokemon have been unleashed upon us since yesterday. And as usual, Pokemon trainers all over Singapore will be on a mission to catch them all – in order to complete their Pokedex once again.

Pokemon Go Gen 2 Nests have changed.

Click here for the new nests.

Commons

Based on my hunting yesterday, I have gathered that the common Generation 2 Pokemon seem to be Aipom, Hoothoot, Ledyba, Murkrow, Natu, Sentret, Spinarak, Sunkern, Teddysura and Wooper. These ones appear to be everywhere and I am sure that everyone would have caught some of these by now.

Nests

For Pokemon nests, here are some Generation 2 nests that I have spotted.

(Update: Nests have changed. Please Click here for the new Gen 2 nests).

Aipom

There is an Aipom nest at East Coast Park Area C, Carpark C2.

Hoppip

A Hoppip nest appears to be within Singapore’s Bukit Timah Hill.

Girafarig

Singapore’s first Giragarig nest seems to be located at the Universal Studios, Resorts World Sentosa.

Swinub

The first Swinub nest in Singapore appears to be at the East Coast Park Area E, near the hawker centre and the Giant Gazebo.

As well, you could also try the Gardens by the bay East for Swinub. I notice that there seems to be quite a lot over there.

Chikorita

There seems to be a Chikorita nest surrounding the Bukit Timah Hill areas.

Dunsparce

Singapore’s first Dunsparce nest is at the Tampines Eco-Green Park. So head on there to farm this Pokemon.

Cyndaquil

There is a possible Cyndaquil nest at Hort Park.

Slugma

There is a Slugma nest at the Bukit Batok Hillview area.

Totodile

For Totodile, you can go to Toa Payoh Central to farm this Pokemon. There appears to be a nest down there.

A slightly smaller Totodile nest is also at the Ang Mo Kio Town Gardens East.

Totodile.

Shuckle

For Shuckle, head on to Pasir Ris Park to farm this Pokemon.

Sneasel

There seems to be a Sneasel nest in Woodlands Admiral Gardens, so this is good for the North-based trainers.

Lavitar

A small Lavitar nest could be at Tuas South.

Wobbuffet

I think that the Bukit Timah Hill area could be a Wobbuffet nest. There seems to be a larger than usual number of this Pokemon, over there.

(If there are any other nests that you have spotted, do feel free to post under the Comments section.)

Rares

Some of the rare Generation 2 Pokemon that are present in the game, appear to be as follows.

Togetic.

• Togetic – You can now catch this Pokemon in the wild, but if you are lucky enough to get a Togepi egg, it may be easier to evolve your Togepi into Togetic. I haven’t been lucky enough to stumble upon a Togetic in the wild, but I’ve heard that the catch rate for Togetic is less than 1 per cent, and that it will run away, more often than not. (Update 23/2: Togetic’s catch rate has been improved to 5 per cent).
• Unown – This Pokemon is super rare. In fact it is so rare that it was thought to not be in the game, but reports filtered in yesterday that a Pokemon trainer in Singapore had caught an Unown around the Palawan Beach area in Sentosa. So keep your fingers crossed that you may stumble across an Unown one day. (Update: More trainers have caught themselves an Unown, with the latest sighting having been at Woodlands Waterfront yesterday).
• Other rare and much sought after Pokemon, would also include Tyranitar, Blissey, Meganium, Typhlosion, Feraligator, Scizor and Porygon 2, and I am sure that many of these will appear in local gyms soon – if they haven’t already. I’ve already encountered the horror of having to take down Blissey in gyms near my area.
• Heracross is, unfortunately, a regional Pokemon. Click here to find out more.

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