How To Get Shiny Mew Pokemon Go

Now that Pokemon GO Tour Kanto is in the rearview mirror, it's time for players who participated to move on to the first incredibly long timeframe Masterwork Research and earn an encounter with Shiny Mew.

The Masterwork Research is unlocked by completing the Tour Kanto Special Research quest line. Players who have accomplished that task unlock the lengthy Masterwork Research, which is not timed (luckily) and offers Pokemon GO players some very challenging tasks to complete on their path towards that Shiny Mew encounter at the end of the road.

Once players have met the requirements, the Masterwork Research should automatically show up in their list of ongoing research storylines. There are only three steps of quests (and one step of free reward claiming), but that doesn't mean it will be an easy task. Many of these challenges will be time consuming, even if they are simple, so expect to complete this chain over a longer period of time than Special Research usually requires.

Earning the Shiny Mew encounter will take players as long it takes to complete the following tasks (without any time limit enforced). The challenge will vary in length for players, depending on how often they are logging in, but many of these tasks will likely take weeks (or sometimes months) for the average player.

All-in-One 151 (1 / 4)

Get a Platinum Kanto Medal – 51x Ultra Ball

Send 151 Gifts to friends – 1x Poffin

Make 151 Great Throws – 1510 Stardust

Rewards: 5100 XP, 1x Premium Battle Pass, 1510 Stardust

All-in-One 151 (2 / 4)

Catch a Pokémon 30 Days in a Row – 51x Ultra Ball

Catch 151 different species of Pokémon – 1x Glacial Lure Module

Catch 30 Normal-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Fire-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Water-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Grass-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Flying-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Fighting-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Poison-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Electric-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Ground-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Rock-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Psychic-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Ice-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Bug-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Ghost-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Steel-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Dragon-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Dark-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Catch 30 Fairy-type Pokémon – 151 XP

Rewards: 5100 XP, 3x Rare Candy, 1510 Stardust

All-in-One 151 (3 / 4)

Spin 151 PokéStops – 3x Rocket Radar

Complete 151 Field Research tasks –3x Super Incubator

Walk 151 km – 151 Ultra Ball

Catch 1510 Pokémon – 1x Incense

Rewards: Lucky Egg, Shiny Mew encounter, Star Piece

All-in-One 151 (4 / 4)

Claim Reward! – 1510 Stardust

Claim Reward! – 5100 XP

Claim Reward! – 1510 Stardust

Rewards: x3 Charged TM, 20x Mew Candy, Shiny Mew Shirt

Over the next week or so players should continue to learn a lot more about what other events are on the way throughout the Season of Legends. Be sure to check back in the near future for morePokemon GO strategy guides, news, and updates. Until then, good luck out there, trainers!

Pokemon GO is available on Android and iOS.

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Source: Pokemon GO Hub

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