Pokémon GO is packed with exciting weekly events throughout the month, including Max Mondays, Raid events, and the much-anticipated Spotlight Hour. This guide focuses on the Spotlight Hour, a weekly event that occurs every Tuesday in the game, spotlighting a different Pokémon each week.
During the Spotlight Hour, players have the opportunity to earn various rewards and even encounter the Shiny version of the featured Pokémon. Additionally, players can efficiently evolve the event Pokémon to its final form by transferring extra catches for bonus candies.
Roselia Spotlight Hour Guide

The upcoming Spotlight Hour is scheduled for January 14th, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. To maximize your experience during this event, make sure to stock up on berries, Pokéballs, and incense. This week's featured Pokémon is Roselia, and players will benefit from a x2 Catch XP bonus, making it an excellent opportunity to level up quickly.
Roselia, a Grass and Poison-type Pokémon from the Hoenn region (Generation 3), is cataloged as #0315. It boasts a maximum Combat Power of 2114 CP, with 186 Attack and 131 Defense. Roselia is part of a three-stage evolution line: starting as Budew, evolving into Roselia with 25 Candies, and finally into Roserade with 100 Candies and a Sinnoh Stone.
Catching Roselia rewards players with three candies and 100 Stardust. This Pokémon can be traded within Pokémon GO and transferred to Pokémon Home. As a Grass and Poison-type, Roselia is vulnerable to Fire, Flying, Ice, and Psychic-type attacks, taking 160% more damage. Conversely, it resists Electric, Fairy, Fighting, and Water-type attacks (63% reduced damage), with Grass-type attacks offering the most significant reduction at 39%. Roselia's optimal moveset includes Poison Jab and Sludge Bomb, delivering 10.96 DPS and 99.91 TDO, with performance enhanced in Cloudy Weather.
A Shiny version of Roselia is available, featuring a brighter green body and purple and black roses. To increase your chances of encountering a Shiny Roselia, use incense and berries to ensure you can catch one if it appears.