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    Minior Eta Aquariids 2027: May dates and evening hours

    Plan the 3–8 May Minior window around its daily evening encounters, with a reminder to recheck the schedule before spring.

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    Times above use your in-game local clock. No timezone conversion is applied.

    This is the overall event window. Check the schedule below for daily hours, overnight breaks and separate reward deadlines.

    Event focus

    Eta Aquariids brings back Minior encounters during May. The useful play window is four hours each evening, rather than every hour between the opening and closing dates.

    Schedule

    Schedule — table 1
    ActivityWhen
    Window opens3 May 2027, 17:00
    Window closes8 May 2027, 23:59
    Increased wild Minior encounters17:00–21:00 each day
    Time basisLocal in-game time

    The next listed window is Southern Delta Aquariids, from late July into August.

    Bonuses

    • More Minior encounters during the daily 17:00–21:00 block.
    • Extra Stardust for catching Minior. This announcement does not extend that reward to every Pokémon.

    Form changes in battle

    Form changes in battle — table 1
    FormBattle behavior
    Meteor FormHigher Defense and lower Attack
    Core FormHigher Attack and lower Defense; changes when HP falls below 50%

    At introduction, form changes apply to GO Battle League, Team GO Rocket and team-leader battles. Minior is excluded from the 2027 Latin America International Championships. These battle rules are separate from the encounter schedule.

    Before your session

    • Set your reminder for 17:00, the encounter increase, rather than the event’s late final closing time.
    • Leave Pokémon storage for the catches you intend to check, then sort between evenings.
    • Recheck the official update nearer the event, especially for a future-year date or a core-color announcement.