As such, the Pokemon, Candy, and EXP rewards aren't exactly the most exciting for experienced players - but they're great for newbies. Remember, this research is aimed at helping new players or helping returning players to catch up. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Special refers to special quest lines - of which the Jump-Start research is one. Today is current events, while Field of course refers to the current month's Field Research Quests. In the following menu, there's three tabs - Today, Field, and Special. To open that menu, press the orange button in the bottom-right of Pokemon Go. Pokemon Go Jump-Start Research Tasks & RewardsĪs we say above, as of the time of writing, players have until 8pm local time on July 15th to open up their 'Special' Quests menu and obtain the Jump-Start research. If you picked up the quests and completed them in a previous year, it'll still be marked as complete in your Special quest list, and therefore you won't be able to start it again. On top of that, the Jump-Start research can also only be completed once, ever. However, this special research does not expire - so once you've grabbed it during the ongoing event, you can take your sweet time completing it. This year it's returning again, running during Pokemon Go's fifth anniversary event, up until July 15th. The Jump-Start research branch has been available twice before - in Summer 2019 and Summer 2020. Basically, it's a must-complete research task. Meanwhile, its rewards help you to get some decent-quality iconic Pokemon like a Dragonite, Lapras, and a shiny Eevee. The six-part Jump-Start research quests introduce you to all of the key aspects of the game - from hatching eggs and taking snapshots to doing battle in raids or against other trainers. If you're unfamiliar, Jump-Start Research is a single special research task that's designed to help players that are new to the Pokemon Go experience, or lapsed players that are returning after a while away. It's another major Pokemon Go event, which means Jump-Start Research is back on the cards.
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