Pokemon Go fans, you're definitely gonna want Shiny Salamence.
While March had just one Community Day for Pokemon Go fans to look forward to, the month of April will have two: one traditional, and one Community Day Classic. With Litten Community Day officially in the rearview mirror, Niantic has revealed first details about its April event. On Sunday, April 7th, a Bagon Community Day Classic will take place starting at 2 p.m. and lasting until 5 p.m. local time.
Interestingly enough, this event will be held almost exactly five years after the previous Bagon Community Day. Players that evolve Shelgon during the event will get a Salamence that knows the Featured Attack Outrage. Outrage is a Dragon-type move that has a power of 110, regardless of whether it gets used in Trainer Battles, Gyms, or Raids.
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