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Get Ash's Dragonite for free in Pokémon Sword and Shield with this code for a limited time only
The Pokémon anime in Japan has released a new Mystery Gift code to add Ash's Dragonite to your Pokémon Sword and Shield game until September 8.
The latest episode of the Pokémon anime in Japan has shared a special reward for Pokémon Sword and Shield fans. Players with the eighth generation installment will be able to get their hands on Ash's Dragonite at no additional cost. This version of Dragonite is in an ideal post-game condition. We tell you how you can get it and what abilities it has.
How to get Ash's Dragonite for free for Pokémon Sword and Shield?
- In Pokémon Sword and Shield, open the menu and select the Mystery Gift option.
- Select the option get by code or password
- Start the internet connection
- Once the drop-down menu opens, enter the following code in capital letters: UMI1N0KESH1N
- Select Ash's Dragonite gift (the trainer's name will be in Japanese). You will see the transition of obtaining the gift. The code will be available until September 8th.
When you complete the steps you must go to a Pokémon Center to access your PC. Dragonite will be in the last space of your boxes. Once you redeem it, it will remain in your game forever. Of course, you must do it within the limit indicated above, otherwise, the code will expire and will no longer be available.
What are the stats for Ash's Dragonite for Pokémon Sword and Shield?
Ash's Dragonite has level 80 and the following stats:
- HP: 259
- Attack: 244
- Defense: 181
- Speed: 172
- Special Defense: 189
- Special Attack: 170
- Ability: Inner Focus
A Dragon and Flying type, it comes with the moves Dragon Claw (Dragon), Draco Meteor (Dragon), Hurricane (Flying) and Dragon Dance (Dragon). In its description we can read its origin is "the Pokémon animated show". “It seems to have met its original Trainer in a fateful encounter when it was Lv. 80. It’s alert to sounds!”, Game Freak describes. It features the Classic Ribbon emblem, which gives the title of “The Pokémon Fan”.
Source | Serebii