Where's Waldo: Pokemon GO Edition; Logo of PoGo Fest 2020 Has Each Trainers' Faces

Jamie P., Tech Times 28 July 2020, 11:07 am

Have you joined the recent Pokemon GO Fest 2020? If yes, cheers to you! We all know how fun and exciting it is to catch the rarest and shinest pocket monsters out in the field. Niantic announced that the Pokemon GO event was a total success, and a record of million trainers actively participated over the weekend. But did you know that Niantic had a special treat for all of the participating trainers? Yup, there was. And it's hidden on its 'Thank you' message.

Pokemon GO: Thanks Trainers!

Have you already seen the image above? This is the same image that was posted on the Niantic website that thanks to all the trainers that participated in the recent Fest 2020.

For most of us, we would think that the image logo could be a little pixelized. Of course, that won't be possible for the grandest event of the famous game.

Here's what it is, according to a Reddit post. Agent Neko on Reddit posted the same image above and said that the logo was a collage of images that were submitted to Niantic during the event.

Yup, that's right! The logo was not pixelized. It is actually a collection of all the taken pictures during the most exciting event of Pokemon GO.

If you're not convinced, you can look for your face in the picture. However, that may not be possible since there were millions of PoGo trainers that joined the event. Anyways, its still a cute logo to represent Niantic's gratefulness for participating in the game.

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Pokemon GO Fest 2020 caught billions of Pokemon!

Aside from collage images of all PoGo trainers around the world, Pokemon GO also announced a total of billion pocket monsters were caught over the weekend event. Trainers were also able to defeat over 58 million Team GO Rocket members, had sent 55 million gifts, and trainers had walked nearly 15 kilometers each during the event.

As previously mentioned, all the proceeds that will come from Pokemon GO Fest 2020 will be donated to charities. That means from a price of $14.99 each ticket, Niantic raised a whopping amount of an estimated $14 million.

"Thank you, Trainers, for making this year's Pokémon GO Fest so special! We were so happy to see how you all enjoyed the event from wherever you were. And as mentioned previously, we'll be donating Niantic's proceeds from Pokémon GO Fest ticket sales," said Niantic. "Until we can all meet again in the same park and under the same sky...let's GO!"

What happened to your first online experience of Pokemon GO Fest 2020?