Pokémon Sleep gets its first returning event outside of monthly Good Sleep Days, with Pokémon Growth Week Vol. 2 announced for the week of August 5th

2024 continues to bring regular in-game events to Pokémon Sleep. With the two week long First Anniversary Fest event not even over yet, fans can now also look forward to the game's first returning event outside of the monthly Good Sleep Days, with Pokémon Growth Week Vol. 2, commencing Monday August 5th at 4:00am local time, running through until Monday August 12th at 3:59am local time.

The first Pokémon Growth Week ran earlier this month in the first week of July. It's not yet clear if this will turn into another regular monthly event, or if this is simply another part of the celebrations around the game's First Anniversary, or the lead-up to the 2024 Pokémon World Championships in mid-August.

The Pokémon Growth Week mini-event is designed to help Researchers level their Helper Pokémon, and allows Researchers to participate and gain bonuses regardless of where they conduct their sleep research. The following bonuses will be active throughout the event period:

• Helper Pokémon will receive a ×1.5 bonus multiplier to Sleep EXP
  • This bonus stacks multiplicatively with the effects of Growth Incense (×2 bonus), for a total bonus of ×3 when used together
• Researchers will receive ×1.5 more Pokémon Candy from their first sleep research session each day

Players should also note the following for this event:

• The daily rollover for the Pokémon Growth Week event is at 4:00am local time.
• Event bonuses for this event apply regardless of which site players conduct their sleep research in.
• Event bonuses apply only for sleep tracking that begins within the event period, and do not apply to sleep tracking during the tutorial, or to sleep data tracked before the event, even if the researcher waits to review their sleep research after the event has started.
• Sleep data tracked during the event will receive event bonuses, regardless of if the researcher waits to review their sleep research until after the event has concluded.