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  • 7SPOT Rally Mew Event


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    "So rare that it is still said to be a mirage by many experts. Only a few people have seen it worldwide."

     

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    7SPOT is a Wi-Fi service that is hosted throughout multiple Seven & i Group stores all over Japan (e.g., 7-Eleven). 
    Aside from it’s internet allowance, 7SPOT sporadically gives consumers special gifts. 
    As of July 11, 2017, players can use the Nintendo Zone app to receive serial codes to obtain the Pokémon Mew for use inside Pokémon Sun and Moon games.

    Midday on July 10, 2017, Wonder Card ID: 238 -20TH☆ Mew was uploaded to the Wonder Card servers in preparation for the 7SPOT event.
    Naturally, this WC was added to our Event Gallery as soon as it was available.
    This led to the first report from one of our users that this event contained an invalid OT.

    Before the official release of WCID 0238, it was revealed that after trading this 20TH☆ Mew, the Original Trainer (OT) would change
    from “
    20TH☆” to the version name and save language of the 7th generation game in which the Mew was received. 
    Check out the visual below in the spoiler, for examples of this occurrence.

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    This type of “censorship” in where a Pokémon’s OT and/or nickname can be legally changed (upon transfer or trade) and has been around for quite some time.
    Typically, it affects OT and nicknames that contain profanity and/or character-symbol discrepancies.  It is also worth noting that there were previous Event-Pokémon
    that had invalid OTs as well. One of our Event Contributors, Kirzi, has posted about this in the past and has provided a list of those events.

    Shortly after the event started, which was at 7am (Japan Standard Time), theSLAYER found proof that, in fact, players were receiving the invalid 238 - 20TH☆ Mew
    and it wasn’t until nine hours after the event started that the Wonder Card ID was changed in the server from 238 -
    20TH☆ Mew to 238 -20TH Mew.

    Closely following the situation, theSLAYER found proof that the fixed Wonder Card had been successfully redeemed by multiple players shortly after its release.
    (And thanks to our dedicated Contributors as well for uploading their Wonder Card files!)
    However, approximately 30 minutes after the fixed Wonder Card had replaced the Invalid one, another WCID appeared on the servers, WCID 247 - 20TH Mew!

    There is much speculation around this third Wonder Card and why it appeared on the servers after the fixed 238 was re-uploaded and then distributed again. 

    At this time, we are seeking out anyone that can verify that they have received WCID 247.


    Images: 7SPOT, theSLAYER
    Sources: 7SPOT, theSLAYERKirzi

     

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    Hello!

    I have a 7-11 Mew code which I will be redeeming it soon (in a couple of hours). What exactly should I do in order verify the WCID? I have an original JPN 3DS with CFW. If you tell me what I need to do, I will be more than happy to help!

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    36 minutes ago, Sonic Blader said:

    Hello!

    I have a 7-11 Mew code which I will be redeeming it soon (in a couple of hours). What exactly should I do in order verify the WCID? I have an original JPN 3DS with CFW. If you tell me what I need to do, I will be more than happy to help!

    just let us know what TID/SID PKHeX says it has! :)

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    46 minutes ago, theSLAYER said:

    just let us know what TID/SID PKHeX says it has! :)

    TID - 36462

    SID - 03646

    OT - 20TH

    I had traded it from my JPN 3DS to NA 3DS. In case that matters.

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    1 minute ago, Sonic Blader said:

    TID - 36462

    SID - 03646

    OT - 20TH

    I had traded it from my JPN 3DS to NA 3DS. In case that matters.

    That's the second one!

    It looks like they don't intend to release the third one? how odd.

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    Also make sure your 3DS firmware has been updated to latest firmware.

    (3DS internal list of Nintendo zone hotspots are updated via system update.

    also, I believe only JP 3ds can connect to the Nintendo zone viewer)

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