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Pokémon GO: All badges and medals at a glance

Pokémon GO: All badges and medals at a glance

In Pokémon GO, you can not only catch and battle Pokémon, but also collect badges. Depending on your level, this can take a while.

Badges in Pokémon GO: Here you can find your personal medals

You can start collecting badges as soon as you start Pokémon GO for the first time. You can find out which medals you already have via the trainer menu:

  1. To do this, tap your trainer profile at the bottom left and scroll down a bit.
  2. Here you will find all available badges and see exactly which medals you already have.
  3. Tap one of the badges to get more information about your progress and the conditions for the next medal level.
  4. There is also a special feature with the capture badges, for which you have to catch a certain number of Pokémon of a certain type: If you have received a bronze medal, the probability of catching Pokémon of this type increases by 1. With a silver medal, it increases by 2 and with a gold medal, it increases by 3. The more medals you collect, the easier it is for you to catch strong Pokémon.



Pokémon GO: The unlock conditions for all badges

In addition to the old medals from bronze to gold, there are now also platinum medals in Pokémon Go. These are accordingly difficult to obtain. The same applies to special medals that were only available at certain events.

  • Jogger: You get the bronze badge for running a total distance of 10 kilometers. After 100 kilometers you get the silver badge, after 1,000 kilometers you get the gold medal. You get the platinum medal after 10,000 kilometers.
  • Kanto: You will receive the Kanto Badge in Bronze as soon as you have entered five first-generation Pokémon into the Pokédex. You will receive Silver for 50 different Pokémon and Gold for 100 different Pokémon, before you reach Platinum for 151 Pokémon.
  • Management: Catch five Pokémon from the Johto region for the bronze medal. Catch 30 different Pokémon from the second generation for silver and 70 for gold. 100 Pokémon will give you platinum.
  • Researchers: Evolve 3 Pokémon for the Bronze badge, 20 Pokémon for the Silver badge, and 200 Pokémon for the Gold badge. Once you've evolved 2,000 Pokémon, you'll receive Platinum.
  • Breeder: You will receive the bronze badge once you have hatched a total of 10 Pokémon eggs. You will receive silver for hatching 100 eggs. The requirements for the gold medal are 1,000 hatched Pokémon. Once you have hatched 2,500 eggs, you will receive the platinum medal.
  • Backpacker: Visit 100 PokéStops for the Bronze Medal, 1,000 for the Silver Medal, and 2,000 for the Gold Medal. Once you have visited 50,000 PokéStops, you will receive the Platinum Medal.
  • Ass-Trainer: For bronze you have to train 10 times, for silver 100 times. You get the gold badge for the 1,000th training session. Platinum is available after 2,000 training sessions.
  • Collector: Catch 30 Pokémon (they don't have to be different) for the Bronze medal and 500 Pokémon for the Silver medal. You need 2,000 Pokémon for the Gold badge. You get Platinum when you catch 50,000 Pokémon.
  • Arenaleiter: To earn the bronze medal, you defend a gym for at least 10 hours by placing a Pokémon in it. You get silver for 100 hours, gold for 1,000 hours, and platinum for 15,000 hours. All the times you had a Pokémon in the gym are added together for the calculation.
  • Schwimmer: Catch 10 Water-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Bird catcher: Catch 10 Flying-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Psycho: Catch 10 Psychic-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Beetle collector: Catch 10 Bug-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Skier: Catch 10 Ice-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Wanderer: Catch 10 Rock-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Ruinenmaniac: Catch 10 Ground-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Witch: Catch 10 Ghost-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Gardener: Catch 10 Grass-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Hothead: Catch 10 Fire-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Teenagers: Catch 10 Dark-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Bunker: Catch 10 Poison-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Angler: For Bronze, catch 3 Magikarp with an XL weight. For Silver, you need 50 Magikarp, for Gold, 300, and for Platinum, 1,000.
  • Teenager: For bronze you need to catch at least 3 XS-weight Rattfratz. For silver you need 50, for gold 300 and for platinum 1,000.
  • Pikachu Fan: Catch 10 Pikachu for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 1,000 for Platinum.
  • Rocker: Catch 10 Electric-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Black Belt: Catch 10 Fighting-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Dreamer: Catch 10 Fairy-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Schoolchild: Catch 10 Normal-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Dragon Trainer: Catch 10 Dragon-type Pokémon for Bronze, 50 for Silver, 200 for Gold, and 2,500 for Platinum.
  • Hoenn: To get the bronze medal, catch five Pokémon from the Hoenn region, the third generation of Pokémon. To get silver, you need to catch 40 Hoenn Pokémon and to get gold, you need to catch 90. If you catch 135 or more Pokémon from this region, you will receive platinum.
  • Heir: To get the bronze medal, you need to trigger a mega evolution for the first time. Silver is available after 50 mega evolutions and gold after 100 mega evolutions. You get the platinum medal for 1,000 mega evolutions.
  • Redeemer: Receive for redeeming Shadow Pokémon. 5 give Bronze, 50 Silver and 500 Gold. Once you redeem 1,000 Shadow Pokémon, you get Platinum.
  • Mega Evolution Guru: Unlike Heir, the number of Pokémon species you have mega evolved counts here. 1 species gives you the bronze badge, 24 gives you silver, 36 gives you gold, and 46 gives you platinum.
  • Cameraman: The GO snapshot also gives medals. 10 surprising encounters give bronze, 50 silver, 200 gold and 400 platinum.
  • Picnicers: If you help a trainer catch 5 Pokémon using a Lure Module, you'll get Bronze. 25 Pokémon will give you Silver, 500 Gold, and 2,500 Platinum.
  • Pokémon Ranger: Badges for completed field research. 10 gives you bronze, 100 gives you silver and 1,000 gives you gold. 2,500 field researches and you reach platinum.
  • Profi-Navigator: Refers to how many routes you have completed. 10 gives you bronze, 50 gives you silver. For gold you need 200 routes and for platinum you need 600.
  • Showcase-Star: You get the bronze medal when you win a showcase, silver when you win 10, and gold when you win 50. You reach platinum when you win 100.
  • Triathlete: The bronze medal is awarded for the first catching and Pokéstop spinning series of 7 days. Silver is awarded for the first 10, and gold for 50 series. Platinum requires 100 series.
  • Holidaymakers: You get Bronze when you spin 10 different Pokéstops. Silver after spinning 100 stops, Gold after 1,000 and Platinum after 2,000.
  • Wayfarer: After the first 50 Wayfarer Agreements earned, you will receive Bronze. 500 will give you Silver, 1,000 Gold, and 1,500 Platinum.
  • Sinnoh: Bronze starts with 5 Pokémon, silver with 30 and gold with 80 Pokémon. Once you have 107 Pokémon, you will receive the platinum medal.
  • Einall: 5 Pokémon give bronze, 50 silver, 100 gold and 156 platinum.
  • Kalos: 5 Pokémon give bronze, 25 silver, 50 gold and 72 platinum.
  • Disease: 5 Pokémon give bronze, 25 silver, 50 gold and 89 platinum.
  • Hisui: 1 Pokémon gives bronze, 3 silver, 5 gold and 7 platinum.
  • Einall: 5 Pokémon give bronze, 50 silver, 100 gold and 156 platinum.
  • Paldea: 5 Pokémon give bronze, 30 silver, 80 gold and 103 platinum.
  • Best buddy: With one best buddy you get the bronze medal, with 10 you get silver, with 100 you get gold and with 200 best buddies you get platinum.
  • Stage star: As soon as you are best friends with a trainer, you will receive bronze. Silver is available from 2 and gold from 3 trainers. Platinum is available from 20 trainers.
  • Friend Finder: As soon as you recommend a trainer, you will receive bronze. Silver is available from 10 recommendations and gold from 20. 50 trainers will then give you the platinum medal.
  • Gentleman: If you trade 10 Pokémon, you get the bronze medal. For silver, you trade 100 Pokémon and for gold, you trade 1,000. After you trade 2,500 Pokémon, you get platinum.
  • Pilot: There is also a medal for the distance between exchange partners. 1,000 kilometers gives you a bronze medal, 100,000 silver and gold are awarded for a distance of 1,000,000 kilometers. To get the platinum medal, the exchange partner must be 10,000,000 kilometers away.
  • Berry Master: Distributing berries in arenas gives you the bronze medal after 10 berries, silver after 100, gold after 1,000 and platinum after 15,000 berries.
  • Champion: For winning 10 raids you will receive the bronze medal. You will receive silver after 100 victories, gold after 1,000 and platinum after 2,000 victories.
  • Held: Defeating Team Go Rocket members will reward you with 10 Bronze, 100 Silver, 1,000 Gold, and 2,000 Platinum.
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