Set 1 (Mezastar)

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

Information

The inaugural Pokémon Mezastar set debuted Pokémon from several Generations, with particular focus on ones from the first and eighth. Pokémon Sword and Shield mascots Zacian and Zamazenta were featured as Grade 6 Superstar Pokémon, as were the final Evolutions of the Kanto first partner Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise. Zacian and Zamazenta appeared respectively in their Crowned Sword and Crowned Shield forms, while the final forms of the first partner Pokémon each had the ability to Mega Evolve. Other powerful Superstar Pokémon included the super-ancient Kyogre, Groudon, and Rayquaza, Alolan Ninetales, and the Pokémon mascot Pikachu. Alolan Ninetales and Pikachu could both use Z-Moves.

The set also debuted a number of other Pokémon, including the lines of the Kalos and Galar first partner Pokémon, Eevee and its Generation I Eeveelutions, as well as a Shiny Celebi. The inclusion of the latter was 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 accessing the Mezastar Club while this set was in operation would unlock a digital Support Pokémon Ticket that could be scanned when playing Get in Battle! mode, adding Complete Forme Zygarde 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

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