Pokémon Go Introduces 'Wish Granted' Masterwork Research for Shiny Jirachi
By
Julia Lee
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Summary
A set of Masterwork Research in Pokémon Go offers a shiny Jirachi as a reward for completion. Players can purchase the 'Masterwork Research: Wish Granted' pass for $4.99 to access the tasks with no time limit for completion.
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· 3 pulled"Wish Granted" is a lengthy set of Special Research made to keep you busy for a while.
In order to get these tasks, you’ll need to buy the “Masterwork Research: Wish Granted” pass in the shop for $4.99.
Once you buy and start it, there is no time limit for completing it.
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