The Pokemon Company has announced the newest Global Mission for Festival Plaza users in Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon. The new mission celebrates Easter by asking players to hatch no less than a whopping 5 million eggs.

Now, that may seem like a big number, but it’s something that will be counted across all players who register for the mission at the Festival Plaza. Players will have up to April 16 to reach this goal—if they do so, they will get 2,000 Festival Coins as a reward. If they fail to hit the target of 5 million eggs hatched, everyone who participated will still get 1,000 Festival Coins as a consolation prize—so really, you might as well go ahead and register, you don’t actually have anything to lose.

Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the updated versions of Pokemon Sun and Moon, launched exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS family late last year, and are available now worldwide.

The giveaways for legendary Pokemon in 2018 continue; the newest Pokemon that will be available for absolutely free to players of Pokemon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon will be the legendary dogs Raikou and Entei, whom players might remember as being the electric and fire type beasts that debuted alongside Suicune in Pokemon Gold and Silver, back in 2000.

Entei will be available to players of Sun and Ultra Sun, while Raikou is for Moon and Ultra Moon players. Players of the original Sun and Moon will get their Pokemon at Level 60, while players for Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon will get theirs at Level 100. I’d be angrier about this, but I can’t complain about a free giveaway either way, to be fair.

You can check out the video announcing the new giveaway for yourself below. Pokemon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon are all available now exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS family.

This was not what we wanted, admittedly. The next mainline entry in the Pokemon series will be Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, an expanded remix of the superlative Pokemon Sun/Moon that launched last year. This game will be releasing exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS later this year.

A Pokemon game for the Nintendo Switch had been widely speculated upon and rumored- indeed, Pokemon Stars had reached almost mythical status among Pokemon fans. However, for now, it looks like that is not going to be happening. If Pokemon makes the jump to the Switch – which it probably will eventually, given that there is no other portable system for it to jump to – then it is likely that it will do so with a brand new game instead.

Meanwhile, you can check out the first trailer for Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon below. More information for this game will be shared later, ahead of its worldwide November 17 release date.