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The Pokemon competitions are happening in Japan right now and you should have some of them too. Watch a stream and get yourself a very special little monster for Sword & Shield.

Grab a very special Pokemon for free

The Pokémon Contests 2022 are currently taking place in Japan. We’re looking for the best coach and, like last April’s European Championships, you can get great gifts this time too. This includes, for example, a Zobiris. Normally it wouldn’t be much of a challenge to catch this Pokemon yourself, but this Dark Pokémon is very special.

This pocket monster pays homage to Kohei Fujida, who won the Japan Championships last year. The Pokémon has already reached level 50, carries the item Escape Button, and also knows the moves Cheat, Cheat, Freeloader, and Delay, as well as the hidden Tramp ability. (Source: Serebii)

This is how you grab the Pokemon

To get the Zobiris for free, you have to on 11./12. Follow the competition stream in June. This will probably be on the official Pokémon Twitch Channel to run. We will update the article when more information becomes available.

During the stream, you will receive a Mystery Gift code, which you can enter in-game via Mystery Gift > Receive Mystery Gift > By Password/Serial Code and you’re done.

Developers are already working on the next Pokémon game

Game Freak just released Pokémon Legends: Arceus in January and the studio is already working on the next game. Pokemon Crimson and Crimson is slated for release in late 2022 and offer you a large open game world. This time, you can choose from the starter Pokémon Felori (Plant), Krokel (Fire), and Kwaks (Water).

Fans already have a few wishes for the upcoming game:

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