How to get all Tatsugiri forms in Pokémon Go

How to get all Tatsugiri forms in Pokémon Go

Tatsugiri has been added to Pokémon Go as part of the Water Festival 2025, giving trainers three different forms to find of the Paldea Pokémon if they are lucky.

It’s not a simple case, though, of finding all three in the wild, as Scopely has decided to lock each form behind specific regions. Similarly to what they did with Pokémon like Oricorio, where the four forms can only be found in particular countries and regions.

There are three different forms you can find for Tatsugiri, with each one being unique to different regions across the world. But where do you need to look to find them?

All Tatsugiri form locations in Pokémon Go

Tatsugiri Form Color Location
Curly Form Orange Europe, Middle-East & Africa
Droopy Form Red Americas
Stretchy Form Yellow Asia-Pacific

Tatsugiri’s Curly Form (orange) is located in Europe, the Middle East & Africa. The Droopy Form (red) is only found in the Americas. The Stretchy Form (yellow) is only found in the Asia-Pacific region. These Pokémon are also currently not available in the wild and can only be found in one-star raids. They also can’t be caught as a Shiny at the time of writing.

Eventually, we imagine Scopely will add the Pokémon to the wild and make their shiny forms available in around a year’s time, maybe during a Pokémon Go Fest or similar event. They did the same with Oricorio last year, making each of the forms unique to the various events and increasing the odds of finding a Shiny form of each one.

If you want to get each one, we advise you to use apps like Poké Genie on your phone, which allow trainers to find and join raids across the world. It’s what we use to take on regional Pokémon that are exclusive to raids and is a great resource for any and all future raid-specific Pokémon like this one.


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