How to get Varoom in Pokemon Go and can it be Shiny?

Chris Studley

  ❘   Published: 2024-01-17T17:12:37  ❘   Updated: 2024-01-17T17:12:48

Here’s an overview of how Pokemon Go players can get Varoom, how to evolve it, and if the Steel/Poison-type can be Shiny in the mobile game.

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet saw the addition of several new Pokemon added to the franchise. One such Pokemon was Varoom, a Steel/Poison-type. Varoom’s evolution Revavroom should be well-known to Scarlet & Violet players, as it was used extensively by Team Star.

The Steel/Poison-type was unavailable in Pokemon Go before 2024. That, however, changed when Varoom was added to the mobile game thanks to a new event.

So, here’s a look at how to get Varoom, how to evolve it, and whether a Shiny version of the creature can be found.

How to get Varoom in Pokemon Go

Varoom will become available on January 24, 2024, when the Steel/Poison-type is added to Pokemon Go as part of the Taken Treasures event.

Pokemon Go players will be able to find the Single-Cyl creature in 12km Eggs.

How to evolve Varoom into Revavroom in Pokemon Go

Pokemon Go players can evolve Varoom into Revavroom with 50 Candy.

Can Varoom be Shiny in Pokemon Go?

No, Pokemon Go players are not able to get a Shiny Varoom as of this writing. This also means that the Shiny version of Revaroom is also not available in Pokemon Go.

Traditionally, Niantic tends to not release the Shiny version of a Pokemon along with its normal version when one debuts in Pokemon Go. Instead, the developer of the mobile game usually waits for a future event to release the Shiny version.

The Shiny version of Varoom was not made available when the Steel/Poison-type was released.

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