Set 2 (Mezastar)

The second Pokémon Mezastar set was released on November 26, 2020 and consists of 70 tags.

Information

Much like the second Pokémon Ga-Olé set, the principal Pokémon for the launch of the second set were the Genetic Pokémon Mewtwo and the New Species Pokémon Mew, each of which appeared as Grade 6 Superstar Pokémon. Other powerful Superstar Pokémon debuting in this set included Zygarde, which would transform into its Complete Forme when brought into battle; Mythical Pokémon Darkrai and Keldeo, the latter in its Resolute form; Mimikyu, Hydreigon, and Lucario, each of which could use Z-Moves; and Gardevoir and Scizor, both of which could Mega Evolve. The set also featured numerous lines from multiple Generations, including the Sinnoh first partner Pokémon, the Generation II Eeveelutions, and Galarian cross-generational Evolutions.

The second set introduced Trainer and Battle (Japanese: トレーナーとバトル) to Pokémon Mezastar, which could activate randomly when a player selected to play Get in Battle! mode. Players could either decline and proceed with normal gameplay or accept and face the Trainer challenging them. Doing so would shift the game to a stadium, where the player would engage in a 4-Pokémon battle over five turns. Five Trainers were available to challenge in this set, each with a difficulty rating based on the Grade of Pokémon in their team. Players not using a Memory tag could only face the first three Trainers, whereas those using a Memory tag could unlock the fourth Trainer by defeating the first three and unlock the final Trainer by defeating the fourth one. The first three Trainers could challenge players in any order. A battle could only be won by defeating all the opponent's Pokémon in the allotted number of turns. Players with Memory tags would also earn an in-game trophy for each Trainer they defeated. Bonus!! Get Time! followed the conclusion of the battle, regardless of the outcome.

As part of a tie-in with the Japanese theatrical screening of Secrets of the Jungle, a regular Zarude could randomly add itself to the player's Support Pokémon roster while playing Get in Battle! mode. If selected on the Support Roulette, Zarude would attack with Power Whip. Players with Memory tags could also obtain a campaign code for each tag dispensed between November 26, 2020 and January 31, 2021 for use in the Mythical Pokémon Get Challenge campaign. These codes could be viewed on the Mezastar Club between November 26, 2020 and April 30, 2021, which in turn could be entered on the Mythical Pokémon Get Challenge campaign website. Reaching certain point milestones would unlock serial codes for special Pokémon and item bundles that could be redeemed in Pokémon Sword and Shield.

Three new Partner Pokémon were available to players with Memory tags from this set: Machop, Ralts, and Galarian Zigzagoon. New players could select one of these Pokémon to use right away, whereas players with a Memory tag save from the previous set were required to hatch their selection from an Egg. Players still in the process of accumulating Star Points for a Partner Pokémon from the first set could not select one of the new Pokémon until that Partner Pokémon reached its last stage of Evolution.

Players using the Mezastar Club during this set's tenure could receive a digital Support Pokémon Ticket for a Shiny Celebi. Several physical tickets were also available in Shogakukan publications in December, which could be used to add different Support Pokémon to the player's starting roster.

Partner Pokémon

Machop Revenge → Machoke Low Sweep → Machamp Cross Chop

Ralts Confusion → Kirlia Hidden Power → Gardevoir Psychic

Galarian Zigzagoon Payback → Galarian Linoone Snarl → Obstagoon Throat Chop

Support Pokémon Tickets

Available through the Mezastar Club from November 26, 2020 Valid until April 21, 2021 Celebi Leaf Storm	Available in the January 2021 issue of CoroCoro Comic, released on December 15, 2020 Valid until April 21, 2021 Lapras Ice Beam
Available in the February 2021 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on December 21, 2020 Valid until April 21, 2021 Duraludon Flash Cannon	Available in issue 71 of Pokémon Fan, released on December 25, 2020 Valid until April 21, 2021 Sirfetch'd Meteor Assault

Trainer and Battle opponents

Fledgling Trainer Hotaka かけだしトレーナー ホタカ Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Turtwig Absorb Pikachu Spark Charjabug X-Scissor Slowpoke Water Gun

Youth Athlete Lily スポーツしょうじょ リリ Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Prinplup Bubble Beam Grotle Mega Drain Monferno Mach Punch Falinks Brick Break

Psychic Boy Saika サイキックボーイ サイカ Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Obstagoon Assurance Espeon Psychic Empoleon Steel Wing Alakazam Psychic

Intelligent Lady Tsugumi インテリおねえさん ツグミ Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Drifblim Hex Galarian Rapidash Psycho Cut Tyranitar Crunch Umbreon Dark Pulse

Star Trainer Takeru スタートレーナー タケル Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Darkrai Dark Pulse Scizor X-Scissor Slowbro Water Pulse Gardevoir Psychic

Set list

Tag No.	Name	Type	Grade
2-001	Mewtwo
2-002	Mew
2-003	Zygarde
2-004	Darkrai
2-005	Keldeo
2-006	Mimikyu
2-007	Hydreigon
2-008	Lucario
2-009	Gardevoir
2-010	Scizor
2-011	Torterra
2-012	Infernape
2-013	Empoleon
2-014	Drednaw
2-015	Obstagoon
2-016	Runerigus
2-017	Galarian Rapidash
2-018	Gengar
2-019	Slowbro
2-020	Tyranitar
2-021	Pikachu
2-022	Golisopod
2-023	Espeon
2-024	Umbreon
2-025	Keldeo
2-026	Turtwig
2-027	Grotle
2-028	Torterra
2-029	Chimchar
2-030	Monferno
2-031	Infernape
2-032	Piplup
2-033	Prinplup
2-034	Empoleon
2-035	Galarian Zigzagoon
2-036	Galarian Linoone
2-037	Obstagoon
2-038	Falinks
2-039	Galarian Farfetch'd
2-040	Sirfetch'd
2-041	Galarian Ponyta
2-042	Galarian Rapidash
2-043	Chewtle
2-044	Drednaw
2-045	Grubbin
2-046	Charjabug
2-047	Vikavolt
2-048	Machop
2-049	Machoke
2-050	Machamp
2-051	Abra
2-052	Kadabra
2-053	Alakazam
2-054	Pancham
2-055	Pangoro
2-056	Sneasel
2-057	Weavile
2-058	Drifloon
2-059	Drifblim
2-060	Bronzor
2-061	Bronzong
2-062	Golett
2-063	Golurk
2-064	Wimpod
2-065	Golisopod
2-066	Pikachu
2-067	Espeon
2-068	Umbreon
2-069	Mr. Mime
2-070	Dunsparce

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