New Unreported Discovery of this Pokemon Nest in Singapore

Unreported Nest of one of the weirdest, most mysterious and ironically cutest Pokemon in Singapore

Tired of reading all the same articles that show the same spawn sites catching Pokemon like Pikachu In USS, Gyarados in Hougang, Chansey In Khoo Changi General Hospital and Khoo Teck Phuat Hospital.Dragonite In Tiong Bahru Plaza and Dratini In Chinese Garden. The following thing below will blow your mind off as never been reported before.

What is the Pokemon?

If till now you are still clueless on what this Pokemon is, allow me to shed more light on this extinct Pokemon which you could resurrected, after defeating Team Rocket in Mount Moon and choosing the Dome Fossil in Gen 1. 

Say hello to Kabuto! 

Kabuto is a Pokémon that has been regenerated from a fossil. However, in extremely rare cases, living examples have been discovered. The Pokémon has not changed at all for 300 million years.

Because you can only resurrect it late in Gen1, most trainers generally do not use it due to the amount of catch-up you have to get to train it. Nevertheless, this is a good chance to use them. And just to sweeten the deal, its evolved form is pretty bad$$ and it is the only water/Rock type Pokemon in the game. 

For more in-depth information of Kabutop stats and move, you can look here.

Location of Kabuto Nest

Hint hint, the Kabuto nest lies near the first 50-storey, majestic HDB in Tanjong Pagar area, cough Duxton Plain Park. 

Getting To Duxton Plain Park

Take a train to Tanjong Pagar MRT, walk out of control station and turn left after exiting the gantry.

Walk up the steps or take an escalator and you will see International Plaza on your left and a open field on your right.

Cross the road towards and unoccupied land and you will see Orchid Hotel and the Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market. 

Walk towards Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market and you will find a small service road that cut between the market and NTUC FairPrice in Tanjong Pagar Plaza Blk.5. Walk along the road and you will find a Multi-storey car park to your left and a flight of stairs ahead. Climb the steps or walk up the slope and you will find a uphill road, that road is Yan Kit Road.

Continue walking straight to cross Yan Kit Road and you will find Duxton Plain Park. The most significant landmark is Essen At The Pinnacle.

Area of the Nest

The radius of the nest stretch from Yan Kit Road and to as far as the end of the park,Neil Road. Usually the Kabuto is find beside Essen or at the empty area as shown above while walking into to Duxton Plain Park. As Essen is connected to Pinnacle Duxton Building, it could sometimes even be found near the community club.

At end of the Park towards Neil Road

Beside Essen near the connector to the community club

Frequency of the Sightings

The frequency of the sightings can be ranged from 20mins to 1hr per Kabuto. And with a small group of friends,we sighted the kabuto at around this timing.

8.20am, 1.40pm, 2pm, 5.30pm,6pm,8pm,10.30pm and 11pm. 

So basically, it is found throughout the day in generally.
My latest sighting and catch is on 29th August 2016, 6.30pm.