Set 1 (Mezastar)


The first Pokémon Mezastar set was released on September 17, 2020 and consists of 70 tags.

 

Pokémon Mezastar sets
Set 2

Information

The inaugural Pokémon Mezastar set debuts Pokémon from several Generations, with particular focus on ones from the first and eighth. Pokémon Sword and Shield mascots Zacian and Zamazenta are featured as Grade 6 Superstar Pokémon, as are the final evolutions of the Kanto starter Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise. Zacian and Zamazenta appear in their Crowned Sword and Crowned Shield forms, while the final starters each have the ability to Mega Evolve. Other powerful Superstar Pokémon include the super-ancient Kyogre, Groudon, and Rayquaza, Alolan Ninetales, and the Pokémon mascot Pikachu. Alolan Ninetales and Pikachu can both use Z-Moves.

The set also debuts a number of other Pokémon, including the families of the Kalos and Galar starters, Eevee and its Generation I Eeveelutions, and a Shiny Celebi. The inclusion of the latter is a likely reference to the one that appears in Secrets of the Jungle, the initial release date of which would have closely coincided with the intended launch of Pokémon Mezastar, if not for their postponement due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Players recording activity on the Mezastar Club while this set was in operation unlocked a digital Support Pokémon Ticket that could be scanned when playing Get in Battle! mode, adding Zygarde in its Complete Forme to the player's Support Pokémon roster for that session. Three Partner Pokémon were also available to players with Memory tags with the launch of this set: Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble.

Partner Pokémon

Grookey
Branch Poke
Thwackey
Razor Leaf
Rillaboom
Drum Beating
Scorbunny
Ember
Raboot
Flame Charge
Cinderace
Pyro Ball
Sobble
Water Gun
Drizzile
Water Pulse
Inteleon
Snipe Shot


Support Pokémon Ticket

Available through the Mezastar Club from September 17, 2020
Valid until February 9, 2021
Zygarde
Land's Wrath


Set list

Tag No. Name Type Grade
1-001 Zacian
1-002 Zamazenta
1-003 Kyogre
1-004 Groudon
1-005 Rayquaza
1-006 Venusaur
1-007 Charizard
1-008 Blastoise
1-009 Alolan Ninetales
1-010 Pikachu
1-011 Rillaboom
1-012 Cinderace
1-013 Inteleon
1-014 Sirfetch'd
1-015 Duraludon
1-016 Pidgeot
1-017 Aerodactyl
1-018 Arcanine
1-019 Rhyperior
1-020 Lapras
1-021 Magnezone
1-022 Vaporeon
1-023 Jolteon
1-024 Flareon
1-025 Celebi
1-026 Grookey
1-027 Thwackey
1-028 Rillaboom
1-029 Scorbunny
1-030 Raboot
1-031 Cinderace
1-032 Sobble
1-033 Drizzile
1-034 Inteleon
1-035 Chespin
1-036 Quilladin
1-037 Chesnaught
1-038 Fennekin
1-039 Braixen
1-040 Delphox
1-041 Froakie
1-042 Frogadier
1-043 Greninja
1-044 Wooloo
1-045 Dubwool
1-046 Yamper
1-047 Boltund
1-048 Gossifleur
1-049 Eldegoss
1-050 Cramorant
1-051 Pidgey
1-052 Pidgeotto
1-053 Pidgeot
1-054 Slowpoke
1-055 Slowbro
1-056 Pikachu
1-057 Raichu
1-058 Alolan Sandshrew
1-059 Alolan Sandslash
1-060 Eevee
1-061 Vaporeon
1-062 Jolteon
1-063 Flareon
1-064 Doduo
1-065 Dodrio
1-066 Dedenne
1-067 Jynx
1-068 Dhelmise
1-069 Onix
1-070 Turtonator
 


Original series
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Super Tag series
Super Tag set 1Super Tag set 2
Promotional
Promotional tags


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