Pokémon Go Twitch drop times for World Championship codes

Pokémon Go Twitch drops are available for those watching this year’s Pokémon World Championships.

Alongside the in-game “2024 Pokémon World Championships” event, watching the Pokémon Go side of the competition on Twitch will grant codes rewarding Timed Research with encounters with both meta and event-specific Pokémon, as well as an in-game avatar T-shirt.

The snag is the various rewards all have their own unique sources — and so this guide explains how to get all Twitch codes over the course of the weekend, and the times you need to tune in for to claim them.

There are three different types of rewards available during the Pokémon World Championships.

There are two Twitch drops up for grabs by watching the official Pokémon World Championship streams over the course of the competition. To take part, you must:

To clarify, there are two Twitch drops up for grabs from the official stream — the first (with a Sableye encounter Timed Research) on the Friday, and the second (with branching Timed Research) on the Saturday.

As well as two Timed Research codes from official streams, you can also claim a code with an additional Timed Research (rewarding a snorkel event costumed Pikachu encounter) by watching a partnered co-stream for 30 minutes over the course of the three day competition. (For Pokémon TCG Live players, a Spheal Appeal deck box, coin, and card sleeves are also up for grabs if you watch for an entire 60 minutes.)

Confirmed co-streamers include:

Note that the same account linking process as the official Twitch streaming steps still applies — so make sure you do that, then check your Twitch drop inventory to get the code.

As well as unique Timed Research codes awarded to your Twitch inventory, on day one only an additional code will be displayed in the broadcast itself for all players to redeem. It rewards an in-game T-shirt for your avatar. Those attending the competition in-person can also get an exclusive version through a scavenger hunt.

The stream begins at 9 a.m. HST (Hawaii Standard Time) each day, which is the following time in your region.

The day one stream times run as follows:

The first official Timed Research drop, the broadcast code giveaway, and the co-stream partner drop are all available on this day.

The day two stream times run as follows:

The second official Timed Research drop and the co-stream partner drop are both available on this day.

The final day’s stream — which runs on the main Pokémon Twitch channel, and not the Pokémon Go-specific one— runs for just one hour at the following times:

At the time of writing, there are no Twitch drops available on this final day of the competition.