Pokémon is giving away a free ‘mon’ and it is available to everyone in SV
POKÉMON gives away a number of different critters to video game players throughout the year.
The Pokémon Company just announced its latest giveaway that any Scarlet & Violet player can claim.
It will also take a long time before you can redeem your new Pokémon as it will be available until February 2025.
On the first anniversary of the release of Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, Japanese pop duo Yoasobi released a new track.
Biri-Biri was launched for the anniversary and features the new Gen 9 Pokémon Pawmot.
Pawmot is best known as the partner of Nemona, one of the most popular rival characters in the franchise.
Now every Pokémon Scarlet & Violet player can get Yoasobi’s Pawmot via Mystery Gift.
If you want to claim the famous Pawmot for yourself, all you have to do is open the Poké Portal from the in-game menu.
Then navigate to the Mystery Gift tab and click ‘Get with Code/Password’.
Type the code Y0AS0B1B1R1B1R1, and click on YOASOBI’s Pawmot Gift to receive your free Pokémon.
The Pawmot comes at level 20 with Yoasobi as the original trainer and the Electric Tera type.
He knows the moves Double Shock, Discharge, Quick Attack and Nuzzle and has a cheerful character.
The Pawmot also has a special mark called the Classic Ribbon, from which the name Pawmot, the Pokémon Fan, is derived.
Although this Pawmot is not yet ready for battle, a new distribution is coming for a Pokémon that has won an International Championship.
Following Marco Silva’s victory at the 2024 Latin American International Championship, players will adopt his tournament-winning Iron Hands.
The Iron Hands will receive the same set with which he won the championship and will be released in early April during the European International Championship.
If you want to read more about the game, check out all the Mystery Gift codes in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
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