Dusty Dukes, Author at Gamepur

Castform has four different forms for you to catch, but you'll need to rely on the weather in your area to catch each form. The four forms it comes in is Normal, Sunny, Rainy, and Snowy. A few months ago, Niantic introduced a new Dynamic Weather system to Pokémon GO. This changed how Trainers played the game, because of how the weather in their area effected what Pokémon would spawn and how hard Raid Bosses would be. Players were also introduced to a change in how one Pokémon appears depending on the weather in a player’s region. The Pokémon Castform has four different forms depending on the weather, and this guide let you know how to catch each form. Castform Castform is a Gen 3 Pokémon who can take on four different forms depending on the weather outside. Its body is made of cells like those present in water molecules, causing its cellular structure to be altered by temperature and humidity. I like to think of Castform as a cloud that takes on the properties appropriate to the weather it’s in. Normal Castform Normal Castform • Bulbapedia • Fair UseThe best chance to catch the Normal form of Castform is during Partly Cloudy weather. Partly Cloudy weather will spawn more Normal types and give you the best chance to catch the Normal Castform. I’ve seen more of this form than any other due to where I live. Sunny Castform Sunny Castform • Bulbapedia • Fair UseDuring periods of Clear/Sunny weather, you will be able to find the Sunny Castform. This type of weather will also allow for more spawns of Fire, Grass, and Ground type Pokémon. I suggest wearing a nice pair of sunglasses to ward off the rays of the Sun. Rainy Castform Rainy Castform • Bulbapedia • Fair UseIf you’re brave enough to venture out in the Rain, you’ll have a chance to catch the Rainy Castform. This Castform will spawn along with Bug, Electric, and Water type Pokémon. Just remember to bring an umbrella and be prepared to risk getting soaked. Snowy Castform Snowy Castform • Bulbapedia • Fair UseIf you’re anything like me and stay inside during the Winter months, the Snowy Castform may be the hardest to catch. You’ll find Snowy Castform alongside Ice, and Steel type Pokémon. Hopefully you’ll be able to catch one from inside the warmth of your home and not have to venture out in to the cold. As you’re out catching Castform, pay attention to your Nearby List, as it will tell you if you have caught the Castform you’re looking for. If you haven’t caught the form you’re looking for, it will show up as a silhouette. While catching just one Castform will fulfill your PokéDex, you’ll definitely want to catch them all.

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