French Generation V Event Gallery
In this section, you can find detailed information about Mystery Gifts distributed to French language Generation V games as well as their Wonder Card files in pgf format.
Use Pokegen to insert these files into your save file directly, or generate AR codes.
Click on the card image to view a full image of the Wonder Card.
Items that a player is not normally able to obtain, Abilities that a Pokémon is not normally able to have, and moves that a Pokémon normally can’t learn are all marked in red text.
Moves that a Pokémon can learn at a higher level are marked in blue text.
Moves that a Pokémon could learn via Egg Moves, TMs, or methods in previous generations are marked in green text.
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This Meloetta was distributed at retail stores in France during the above dates (It was also available at all other European and American distributions of this event). If brought to the café in Castelia City, this Meloetta can learn the move Relic Song. It will also unlock a Funfest Mission in Black 2 and White 2.
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This Keldeo was distributed to Black 2 and White 2 games via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. The French distribution began a few days earlier than the other languages' versions.
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This Genesect was distributed via Wi-Fi to players who purchased Black 2 or White 2 during the first month of its release. The French version distribution began with the North American game's release date to accomodate Canadian players.
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This Keldeo was distributed at Gamestop stores in the US and EB Games stores in Canada during the above dates to promote pre-orders of Black 2 and White 2. It was also distributed at Micromania stores in France from September 11 to October 11. If brought to the Moor of Icirrus along with Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion, this Keldeo can learn the move Secret Sword. In Black 2 and White 2, it can learn Secret Sword at Pledge Grove and will be in its Resolute Form while it knows it.
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This Pikachu was distributed at the Pokémon World Championships in Waikoloa, Hawaii. It was also distributed to English, Japanese, German, Spanish, Italian, and Korean games.
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This Pikachu was distributed at the Japan Expo in Paris, France. It was later distributed to French language games at various dates and locations in Germany for the Pokémon Day Tour between August 18 and September 29 where it was also distributed to German, English, Italian, and Spanish language games. This Wonder Card does not have the normal shiny check in place, so it is possible for it to be a shiny color-variant.
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This Victini was distributed to promote the pair of 14th Pokémon movies via Nintendo Wi-Fi during the above dates. The gender of the OT is determined by the gender of the player.
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This Mewtwo was distibuted over Nintendo Wi-Fi during a promotion of various Mewtwo merchandising and animation events.
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This shiny Larvitar was distributed at the 2012 Pokémon National Championships in Paris, France. It was also distributed at other European National Championship events.
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This Zekrom was distributed to Black versions to promote the release of the DVD of the 14th Pokémon movie and a variety of BW merchandise.
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This Reshiram was distributed to White versions to promote the release of the DVD of the 14th Pokémon movie and a variety of BW merchandise.
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This Darkrai was distributed at Toys R Us stores in France until November 26, and at Softridge and Gamestop stores in Switzerland until December 31.
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This Zoroark was distributed at Multirama stores in Greece on June 11 and 18. It was then distributed at various video game retailers throughout France from June 20 to August 20, as well as at the Japan Expo in Paris from June 30 to July 3. It is the first instance of the move Snarl being released outside of Japan.
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This Shelmet was distributed at Multirama stores in Greece on June 11 and 18. It was then distributed at the Japan Expo in Paris from June 30 to July 3.
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This Karrablast was distributed at Multirama stores in Greece on June 11 and 18. It was then distributed at the Japan Expo in Paris from June 30 to July 3.
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The Liberty Pass was distributed to those who had purchased Pokémon Black/White during the first month of its release. The Liberty Ticket allows you to travel by boat from Castelia City to Liberty Garden where the legendary Pokémon Victini can be encountered and caught.