Oh buoy! As with most new Pokémon added to Pokémon Go in the past year, Dhelmise cannot be found in the wild — but thankfully, there’s a clear and direct route on how to get one on its debut.

Pokemon GO Dhelmise debuts as a 3-Star Raid Boss during the 2025 Beloved Buddies event. Winning the Dhelmise Raid rewards a guaranteed Dhelmise encounter. There is also a chance of a High IV ...

Dhelmise, from Gen 7, debuted in Pokémon Go during the Dual Destiny Season. The Ghost and Grass-typing of Dhelmise is very in keeping with this Pokémon basically being a haunted anchor.

Dhelmise debuts in Pokemon Go during Beloved Buddies event in three-star raids. Event bonuses include 2x XP, extended Lure Modules, and additional Stardust. Shiny Diglett, Dunsparce, and various ...

If you are unable to capture Dhelmise in Pokemon GO on your own, you can always have an in-game friend trade you one. However, this will count as a Special Trade and cost a large amount of XP.

The Beloved Buddies event is seeing the Pokemon GO debut of Dhelmise alongside some interesting wild spawns and exciting bonuses too. However, there’ll be only one way to catch Dhelmise for now.

The Beloved Buddies event will introduce Dhelmise to Pokémon Go, along with special Pokémon spawns that will see increased chances to encounter specific Shiny Pokémon from Feb. 11 to 15.

A Pokemon fan theory links Brambleghast and Dhelmise based on shared characteristics. The theory is inspired by the Gen 9 convergence concept. Some fans are a bit skeptical of the theory despite ...

Beloved Buddies marks the release of Dhelmise in Pokémon Go and, despite the name, actually has little to do with your buddy Pokémon. Instead, you can complete the Beloved Buddies Collection ...

This event not only marks the in-game debut of Dhelmise, the Sea Creeper Pokemon but also includes a variety of different featured Pokemon that Trainers can encounter and obtain through various ...

You can learn more about Dhelmise's type matchups using our Pokemon Type Calculator. Dhelmise raids can be challenged by up to 20 trainers in one go. They have a total of 180 seconds to take down ...