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Players Crush Latest Pokemon Sun and Moon Global Mission

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The results are in for the latest Global Mission and it's another big win for Pokemon Sun and Moon players. The latest Global Mission required players to collect three million or more Poke Beans, items that can be used to boost a Pokemon's affection or speed up various activities in the game's Poke Pelago training area. When the event ended, players collected a total of 75 million Poke Beans, or 2500% more than what was necessary to pass the event.
Players who participated in the Global Mission will receive 2,000 - 4,000 FC, as well as a Love Ball and a Rare Candy.
This marks the fourth consecutive successful Global Mission in Pokemon Sun and Moon. Players initially struggled with the Global Missions during the first two months, but quickly got back on track in 2017 after the game lowered its overall goals.
The next event will start on May 30, 2017, and will involve successfully fishing for Pokemon in the bubbling rare spots that occasionally pop up in the Alola region. That should also be a good opportunity to catch rare Pokemon like Mareanie, Dhelmise, and Sharpedo.

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