Pokémon GO is known for its AR gameplay that allows players to venture to unexpected locations in pursuit of rare Pokémon.
Recently, a Pokémon GO player climbed one of the world’s highest peaks for an in-game event.
On Wednesday (14 Aug), Glitch, a Pokémon content creator and music producer, shared that she climbed Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano in Hawaii, to complete an in-game task and catch a Shiny Jirachi.
“From base to peak, I caught Shiny Jirachi on the tallest mountain in the world,” she tweeted.
She also compared Mauna Kea’s height of 10,205m from base to peak to Mount Everest’s height of 8,849m from base to summit.
While Mount Everest is recognised as the world’s highest peak, Mauna Kea in Hawaii exceeds Everest by over 1,000m when measured from its base below sea level to its summit.
Regardless of the height, many other Pokémon GO trainers expressed their passion for this achievement in the post’s comments.
The official Pokémon X account also ‘graced’ the post, calling the accomplishment “iconic”.
Also read: Singaporean Wins S$6,800 At Pokémon World Championships In Japan, Also Finishes 5th Place
Have news you must share? Get in touch with us via email at news@mustsharenews.com.
Featured image adapted from @GlitchxCity via X and Pokémon Go Live.
Four weeks of paternity leave will also be made mandatory.
She was in remission for three years until doctors found spots in both her lungs.
She insisted that the shop's production process was to blame.
The car driver was found primarily responsible for the accident.
The portal aims to minimise the work commute of those living in the heartlands and…
Zoey Suyun He was living in Hawaii and visiting her boyfriend at the time of…