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A Wild Mew Is Appearing For Pokémon 3DS Players In The UK

It's been confirmed today that the first event Pokémon distribution of 2016 will begin on February 1st in GAME stores across the UK. A mythical version of the legendary creature Mew will be available for download in-store throughout February via a code that can send one straight to one of the Pokémon for Nintendo 3DS devices.

It’s been confirmed today that the first event Pokémon distribution of 2016 will begin on February 1st in GAME stores across the UK. A mythical version of the legendary creature Mew will be available for download in-store throughout February via a code that can send one straight to one of the Pokémon for Nintendo 3DS devices.

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According to the press release, Mew’s Pokédex entry and abilities will be as follows:

Mew is said to possess the genetic composition of all Pokémon. It is capable of making itself invisible at will, so it entirely avoids notice even if it approaches people.

·         LEVEL: 100
·         TYPE: Psychic
·         ABILITY: Synchronize
·         MOVE: Pound

The Synchronize ability is always a neat weapon in a creature’s arsenal, as it means status changes like a burn or poisoning will be instantly reflected and matched by your opponent’s Pokémon.

As part of Pokémon’s celebratory 20th anniversary year, the following distribution events are also due to follow through 2016

Celebi: March 1-24 – via Nintendo Network

Jirachi: April 1- 24 – via Nintendo Network

Darkrai: May 1-24 – via GameStop

Manaphy: June 1-24 – via Nintendo Network

Shaymin: July 1-24 – via Nintendo Network

Arceus: August 1-24 – via GameStop

Victini: September 1-24 – via Nintendo Network

Keldeo: October 1-24 – via Nintendo Network

Genesect: November 1-24 – via GameStop

Meloetta: December 1-24 – via Nintendo Network

Along with the distribution, Mew is also getting a new entry into the trading card series as well as some exclusive new merchandise which you can check out below.

Grab yourself a Mew at your local store, and use the code to get one of the most elusive creatures for your Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire or Pokemon X & Y game.


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