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In Pokémon Crystal, Suicune cannot be found roaming, but instead encountered at Tin Tower as a stationary encounter. The requirements to obtain Suicune only occurred after the Team Rocket Takeover at Goldenrod Radio Tower.

This gift was given to players of Pokémon HOME, as a reward for completing the National Dex. Initially, due to issues with the detection code, players had to shift their entire living dex in their boxes in one session, in order to unlock this Mystery Gift in their Pokémon HOME. This event also marks the first time Original Color Magearna became available to players. It appears that this gift was initially intended to be released at launch, however they weren't ready to release it; they instead accidentally gave out a Lv.10 Magearna that had 15 ribbons attached to it. The unlocking of this Mystery Gift temporarily stopped rolling out for public. However if it was already in your Mystery Gift box, one could still claim it. There were a few reports of a Lv.10 original color Magearna with 15 ribbons presumably because of this. Do note, in the first version of this gift the PID was fixed. It also appears the recipient cannot have a TID/SID combo what would allow one to be shiny. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

This is a wild area event held by Sword and Shield. This event raid allows players to obtain the Gigantamax Toxtricity that is not obtainable in the base game. Grimmsnarl and Kingler were Sword exclusive raids, and Hatterene and Orbeetle were Shield exclusive raids. Though it is important to note, that the host can invite players of the opposite version to join in the raids. To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

Using the mobile app, when the player deposits a Pokémon into the Wonder Box, and that Pokémon was then traded away, the player would then be qualified to receive this Eevee from the Mystery Gift > Gift Box option. Basically, the player gets the Eevee for their first successful trade via the Wonder Box. As per any Mystery gift redeemed on Pokémon HOME, this Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

When players first launch the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, they'll be given a choice to choose a Kanto starter. This Kanto starter comes with it's hidden ability. This Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

When players first launch the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, they'll be given a choice to choose a Kanto starter. This Kanto starter comes with it's hidden ability. This Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

When players first launch the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, they'll be given a choice to choose a Kanto starter. This Kanto starter comes with it's hidden ability. This Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

Using the mobile app, when the player deposits a Pokémon into GTS, and that Pokémon was selected for a trade, the player can then receive this Rotom from the Mystery Gift > Gift Box option. As per any Mystery gift redeemed on Pokémon HOME, this Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

This Pikachu is waiting for the player in the PC, when the players accesses their HOME's PC for the very first time. If the player's first login is on the Nintendo Switch, this Pikachu's language is set to Japanese. If the player's first login was on the mobile app, this Pikachu's language follows the language that was set when launching the application. This Pikachu's OT Gender is set to Male. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

In the mobile app version of Pokémon HOME, players were able to receive a special Pichu by completing any challenge (to obtain a sticker), and placing the sticker in a binder. Players can receive it from the Mystery Gift > Gift Box option. As per any Mystery gift redeemed on Pokémon HOME, this Pokémon's language follows the language that was set on the mobile app. This Pokémon's OT Gender follows the gender of the avatar the player picked. The first version of this Gift, up until the Pokémon HOME 3.0 update, granted a Pokémon with PID, Encryption Constant, and HT/WT with null values. The Pokémon Home 3.0 update made some changes to the Mystery Gift behaviour. The Rev. 2 of this Gift granted players a Pokémon with random PID, Encryption Constant and HT/WT.

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This Pokémon is a rare variant that is capable of Gigantamaxing, and can only be obtained via Max Raid Battles in the Wild Area. While not always available for capture as it could not be found in a den in the Wild Area, an event from February 07, 2019 to ? made it more commonly found, by having it appear in dens normally not associated with it. The Amped form can be found by Sword hosts, and the Low Key form can be found by Shield hosts. To be able to encounter this, user's Switch must be connected to the internet, with the Mystery Gift>Get Wild Area News option used during the event period.. Alternatively user must have connected to the internet and redeemed a Mystery Gift during the event period.

This is a wild area event held by Sword and Shield. This event raid allows players to obtain the Gigantamax Toxtricity that is not obtainable in the base game, and also get a chance to catch Milcery with the Gigantamax icon. Using the Milcery with the icon, this means that any Alcremie of any flavor and decoration that evolved from this Milcery would be capable of Gigantamaxing. This also marks the first time the Gigantamax Toxtricity is made available to players. Grimmsnarl and Kingler were Sword exclusive raids, and Hatterene and Orbeetle were Shield exclusive raids. Though it is important to note, that the host can invite players of the opposite version to join in the raids. As Milcery spawns was reported to rotate out at February 17th, 2020. this event ran will likely last from February 7th, 2020 to February 17th, 2020. To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

A wild area event gave an overall 40% chance to encounter Milcery at event dens. This Milcery bears the Gigantamax mark, despite itself being unable to Gigantamax. However, when evolved into Alcremie, of any flavor or bearing any decorations, that Alcremie would be able to Gigantamax. The wild area event that contained Milcery ran globally from January 31st, 2020 to February 16th, 2020.

This is a wild area event held by Sword and Shield. This event raid allows players to get a chance of Milcery with the Gigantamax icon. This is the first time, that the Ribbon and Star Sweets were made available. This means that any Alcremie of any flavor and decoration that evolved from this Milcery would be capable of Gigantamaxing. Coalossal and Flapple were Sword exclusive raids, and Lapras and Appletun were Shield exclusive raids. Though it is important to note, that the host can invite players of the opposite version to join in the raids. While the Milcery event was reported to run from January 31st, 2020 to February 16th, 2020, it was reported the Flapple, Appletun, Coalossal and Lapras will rotate out on February 6th, 2020. So chances are, this Wild Area Event will run from January 31st, 2020 to February 6th, 2020. To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

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This is a wild area event held by Sword and Shield. Despite publicizing that Gigantamax variants for Coalossal, Lapras, Flapple and Appletun were to be more easily available, this event also allowed encounters for the Gigantamax variants for Alcremie. For base game Pokémon Sword and Shield, without this event, there is no den that will enable players to encounter a non-Vanilla flavored Gigantamax Alcremie. Coalossal and Flapple were Sword exclusive raids, and Lapras and Appletun were Shield exclusive raids. Some non-Vanilla forms were also version exclusive, as seen below: Sword Raids Shield Raids Vanilla Cream 2★ Vanilla Cream 2★ Mint Cream 3★ Ruby Cream 3★ Lemon Cream 3★ Matcha Cream 3★ Ruby Cream 4★ Caramel Swirl 4★ Matcha Cream 4★ Rainbow Swirl 4★ Salted Cream 5★ Mint Cream 5★ Ruby Swirl 5★ Lemon Cream 5★ (All of the Gigantamax Alcremie encountered via raids, thus far, can only have the Strawberry Decoration.) Though it is important to note, that the host can invite players of the opposite version to join in the raids. This event ran globally from January 9th to January 30th, 2020. To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

This wild area event held by Sword and Shield. It made Magikarp the focus of the event, with a high chance to encounter one shiny, to celebrate New Years 2020. The Shiny Magikarp is a 8% guaranteed spawn, across all tiers. While Magikarp crashed the #2 event, it merely shifted the spawns. As such, Gigantamax Snorlax is still available, just at a lower rate. For base game Pokémon Sword and Shield, without this event, there is no den that will enable players to encounter a Gigantamax Snorlax. As per the previous events, Drednaw and Sandaconda were Sword exclusive raids, and Corviknight and Centiskorch were Shield exclusive raids. Butterfree and Snorlax can be obtained regardless of game. Though it is important to note, host can include players of the opposite version to join in the raids. This event ran globally from December 31st, 2019 to January 3rd, 2020. When this event ended, it shifted back to Wild Area Event #2 (Index 07 in this case). To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

This wild area event held by Sword and Shield. It made Delibird the focus of the event, to celebrate Christmas 2019 While Delibird crashes the #2 event, it merely shifts the spawns. As such, Gigantamax Snorlax is still available, just at a lower rate. For base game Pokémon Sword and Shield, without this event, there is no den that will enable players to encounter a Gigantamax Snorlax. As per the previous events, Drednaw and Sandaconda were Sword exclusive raids, and Corviknight and Centiskorch were Shield exclusive raids. Butterfree and Snorlax can be obtained regardless of game. Though it is important to note, host can include players of the opposite version to join in the raids. This event ran globally from December 20th to December 25th, 2019. When this event ended, it shifted back to Wild Area Event #2 (Index 05 in this case). To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

This wild area event held by Sword and Shield. It made Gigantamax Snorlax the focus of the event. For base game Pokémon Sword and Shield, without this event, there is no den that will enable players to encounter a Gigantamax Snorlax. As per the previous events, Drednaw and Sandaconda were Sword exclusive raids, and Corviknight and Centiskorch were Shield exclusive raids. Butterfree and Snorlax can be obtained regardless of game. Though it is important to note, host can include players of the opposite version to join in the raids. This event ran globally from December 4th, 2019 to January 9th, 2020. The running of this event was interrupted twice in favor of other events: #3 Christmas 2019 (Index 03 and Index 04) #5 New Years 2020 (Index 06) To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

This is the first wild area event held by Sword and Shield. Despite publicizing that Gigantamax variants for Butterfree, Drednaw and Corviknight were to be more easily available, this event also allowed encounters for the Gigantamax variants for Sandaconda and Centiskorch. Drednaw and Sandaconda were Sword exclusive raids, and Corviknight and Centiskorch were Shield exclusive raids. Though it is important to note, host can include players of the opposite version to join in the raids. This event ran globally from November 15th to December 4th, 2020. To import these files into your save, use PKHeX's block importing function. Our tutorial should guide you through it. Our first post of this page would contain some data relevant to the importing stage. There's info and some common questions regarding Wild Area Events here. To see other Wild Area Events, here.

At the Next Generation World Hobby Fair '20 Winter, players get to experience Max Raid Battles at a "Max Raid Battle Experience Corner". When a player challenges Gigantamax Coalossal at that corner, they're given a serial code to receive a Gigantamax Coalossal. When a player challenges Gigantamax Lapras at that corner, they're given a serial code to receive a Gigantamax Lapras. The official Japanese website claims it is possible to experience it without a Nintendo Switch or the game software. It is unclear if such players would receive a serial code. This is the list of physical locations (in Japan) and the dates when they were held: Nagoya Dome - Jan 19 Tokyo - Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall - Jan 25 to Jan 26 Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome - Feb 2 Kyocera Dome Osaka - Feb 9 Wonder Card ID #0116: Gigantamax Lapras Gift Species Lapras TID (recipient) Distribution Serial Code Location a Pokémon event Dates Jan 19 to Feb 29, 2020 PID Cannot Be Shiny Games SWSH Nature Random Ability Water Absorb (1) or Shell Armor (2) or Hydration (HA) Item None IVs EVs HP 31 ALL 0 ATK RND DEF 31 S.ATK 31 S.DEF 31 SPE RND Lv. 50 Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Surf Ice Beam Ancient Power Bulldoze Classic Ribbon Lang Slot Mon's Lang Nickname OT Name OT's Lang JPN (default name) (recipient) UNSET ENG (default name) (recipient) UNSET FRE (default name) (recipient) UNSET ITA (default name) (recipient) UNSET GER (default name) (recipient) UNSET SPA (default name) (recipient) UNSET KOR (default name) (recipient) UNSET CHS (default name) (recipient) UNSET CHT (default name) (recipient) UNSET Only One Redemption Allowed Format Ver.2.0.0-11b, Post Updated Date:20201105_1939

At the Next Generation World Hobby Fair '20 Winter, players get to experience Max Raid Battles at a "Max Raid Battle Experience Corner". When a player challenges Gigantamax Coalossal at that corner, they're given a serial code to receive a Gigantamax Coalossal. When a player challenges Gigantamax Lapras at that corner, they're given a serial code to receive a Gigantamax Lapras. The official Japanese website claims it is possible to experience it without a Nintendo Switch or the game software. It is unclear if such players would receive a serial code. This is the list of physical locations (in Japan) and the dates when they were held: Nagoya Dome - Jan 19 Tokyo - Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall - Jan 25 to Jan 26 Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome - Feb 2 Kyocera Dome Osaka - Feb 9 Wonder Card ID #0115: Gigantamax Coalossal Gift Species Coalossal TID (recipient) Distribution Serial Code Location a Pokémon event Dates Jan 19 to Feb 29, 2020 PID Cannot Be Shiny Games SWSH Nature Random Ability Steam Engine (1) or Flame Body (2) or Flash Fire (HA) Item None IVs EVs HP 31 ALL 0 ATK 31 DEF 31 S.ATK 31 S.DEF RND SPE RND Lv. 50 Moves (ITALIC means Relearnable) Ancient Power Flamethrower Rock Slide Will-O-Wisp Classic Ribbon Lang Slot Mon's Lang Nickname OT Name OT's Lang JPN (default name) (recipient) UNSET ENG (default name) (recipient) UNSET FRE (default name) (recipient) UNSET ITA (default name) (recipient) UNSET GER (default name) (recipient) UNSET SPA (default name) (recipient) UNSET KOR (default name) (recipient) UNSET CHS (default name) (recipient) UNSET CHT (default name) (recipient) UNSET Only One Redemption Allowed Format Ver.2.0.0-11b, Post Updated Date:20201101_2137

This Pokémon can be received from the Breeder inside Route 5's Daycare, which players' have access to after defeating Milo. Toxel evolves into Toxtricity, which has 2 forms. It will have the Amped form, if it's nature is Hardy, Brave, Adamant, Naughty, Docile, Impish, Lax, Hasty, Jolly, Naive, Rash, Sassy, or Quirky. It will have the Low Key form, if it's nature is Lonely, Bold, Relaxed, Timid, Serious, Modest, Mild, Quiet, Bashful, Calm, Gentle, or Careful.

This Pokémon can be received by players after they complete their first Champion's Cup, then receiving it from a NPC in the Battle Tower lobby. Besides the Type: Null, they also received Memories that can be use to change it's evolution's typing. The Type: Null that was received this way cannot be shiny.