Serial Code Distribution at US Walmart Stores, and Eevee and Friends available on Pokémon TV – FSPR65
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Specially marked Pokémon X and Y games containing Garchomp and Scizor serial codes at US Walmart stores, and Pokémon: Eevee and Friends will air on Pokémon TV from December 6 through 15, 2013.
Garchomp and Scizor Serial Code Distribution at US Walmart Stores
Walmart stores will be selling special Pokémon X and Y games that include either a Garchomp or Scizor distribution code. These codes will be available in specially marked Pokémon X and Y games sold at Walmart stores until June 30, 2014. The Garchomp serial code will be in Pokémon X and Scizor will be in Pokémon Y games.
This is a slap in the face to those of us who purchased Pokémon X and Y within the past two months. Hopefully something will be available to those who already purchased the games, but only time will tell.
Pokémon: Eevee and Friends available on Pokémon TV
The short from the 16th Pokémon movie, Genesect and the Legend Awakened will premier on Pokémon TV on December 6, 2013, and will be available only until December 15. Throughout the week, there will be special Eevee-themed episodes and Pokémon TV will be renamed Eevee TV during that week.
Watch Pokémon: Eevee and Friends
Pokémon: Eevee and Friends can be viewed on the Pokémon TV app for iOS devices and the Pokémon TV app for Android devices. If you don’t have access to a either of these types of devices, you can view it on the official Pokémon TV website.
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Pokemon the Movie: Genesect & Legend Awakened
Pokémon of the Episode: #526 Gigalith
Gigalith is the Compressed Pokémon. It can have the Abilities Strudy or the Hidden Ability Sand Force. It stands at 5’07” (1.7m) tall and weighs 573.2 pounds (260kg). Gigalith is Rock-type.
Roggenrola evolves into Boldore at level 25 and evolves into Gigalith via Trade.
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The special pokemon thing kind of ticks me off too. It just seems like a slap in the face. To the people who bought it earlier. There is certainly nothing wrong with waiting but everybody should have access to those. I read somewhere that they’re shiny and perfect IVs but I can’t be certain that’s what they are. I enjoyed this episode! Thank you! keep up the good work.
I agree with you on the topic of special pokémon. And just because certain pokémon will be perfect EVs also the fun of breeding as well. To me personally shiny pokémon have no value to me, but then again I haven’t caught one so I am not to certain if there any benefit, if any at all
The only benefit of Shiny Pokémon is that they are different colored. It does not affect their IVs, Nature, or anything.
Xantros, thank you for the comment. I’m happy you enjoyed the show.
It’s just unfair for those of us who bought the games early. I haven’t read anywhere if the Scizor or Garchomp are shiny or have perfect IVs. Regardless of their stats, I would still enjoy a free Pokémon.
I understand why some may be upset. As loyal customers, we expect to be respected in the sense that we are all valued enough to receive game extras. Am I annoyed at the decision to make those two pokemon exclusive to Walmart, no and yes.
No, because in reality they are nothing special. From the reports I have seen so far, they come in cherish balls and have moves and abilities which may be obtained in game. Therefore, there is no direct advantage one may have from receiving either. I rather breed a guarenteed perfect Scizor or Garchomp.
But, I am uneasy by the principle of the exclusivity. When a company starts allowing any type of exclusive distributor content, it usually spirals into bigger marketing ploys to take advantage of consumers, loyal or casual.
I still haven’t seen much information about the Garchomp or Scizor Walmart distribution codes. I hope they are not something special like Shiny or Max IV / EV Pokémon. But from everything I read, they’re just normal.
I, too, am wary of exclusive events like this. One thing that I completely disagree with are the GameStop events here in the United States. I hold a strong stance against Game Stop and am not a fan of many Pokémon events being exclusive to them. I would prefer events to be over Wi-Fi. These days, you would have a difficult time to find someone who can’t get an Internet connection and would rely on a brick and mortar store to download an event. Personally, I use my phone for my DS’s Internet connection even though I have Wi-Fi at home because the connection doesn’t reach to certain rooms.
Hopefully we get a nice guy to breed s
And trades those pokes!!