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It's now possible to download Ash's Dragonite in Pokémon Sword and Shield with the help of a new Mystery Gift code that was revealed in Japan.
The next member of Ash's team is now available to download for free in Pokémon Sword and Shield , as Dragonite can now be claimed as a Mystery Gift. The Pokémon Company is giving away Ash's team in Pokémon Sword and Shield , to celebrate his successes in the World Coronation Series, where he is currently facing some of the best trainers in the world. As of the time of writing, Ash is gearing up to fight Cynthia from the Sinnoh region, who is one of the most powerful trainers in the series.
The Pokémon anime usually involves Ash assembling a team from the region he is visiting, alongside his beloved Pikachu. In the new Pokémon Journeys season of the anime, Ash has a team of some of the best Pokémon from around the world. This includes some powerful Gen 1 Pokémon, including Dragonite, Gengar, and his Pikachu with its Gigantamax form . It really feels as if Ash has a chance of finally becoming the best, like no one ever was, thanks to a team that wouldn't look out of place in an actual competitive Pokémon battle.
The Pokémon Company has revealed the next serial code that can be used to acquire a member of Ash's team in Pokémon Sword and Shield . The code was also revealed on the official Serebii Twitter page. This time, it's Ash's Dragonite that can be downloaded in either game. The event distribution for Ash's Dracovish has officially concluded, so people who want that Pokémon will have to trade with another player.
The process for acquiring Ash's Dragonite is the same as acquiring Ash's Dracovish in Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield . In order to download Ash's Dragonite, the player needs to go to the Mystery Gift menu in either Pokémon Sword or Pokémon Shield , and go to the "Get with Code/Password" option. Once there, a text box will appear. The player needs to enter the code UM1N0KESH1N into the prompt. If entered correctly, the Dragonite will either appear in the player's active party or in an empty space in their box.
Ash's Dragonite is a level 80 Pokémon with the Inner Focus Ability, which protects it from flinching. The Dragonite knows Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, Draco Meteor, and Hurricane, and has a jolly nature. Ash's Dragonite can be downloaded right now, but players only have until September 6 to claim it. It will soon be joined by Ash's Gengar in Pokémon Sword and Shield , which will be available on September 2.
Scott has been writing for Screen Rant since 2016 and regularly contributes to The Gamer. He has previously written articles and video scripts for websites like Cracked, Dorkly, Topless Robot, and TopTenz.
A graduate of Edge Hill University in the UK, Scott started out as a film student before moving into journalism. It turned out that wasting a childhood playing video games, reading comic books, and watching movies could be used for finding employment, regardless of what any career advisor might tell you. Scott specializes in gaming and has loved the medium since the early ‘90s when his first console was a ZX Spectrum that used to take 40 minutes to load a game from a tape cassette player to a black and white TV set. Scott now writes game reviews for Screen Rant and The Gamer, as well as news reports, opinion pieces, and game guides. He can be contacted on LinkedIn.

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Left : Icon for Sword , depicting the legendary Pokémon Zacian Right : Icon for Shield , depicting the legendary Pokémon Zamazenta
Junichi Masuda Hitoshi Yamagami Takanori Sowa
Sword and Shield are set in the fictional Galar region (as viewed from the south).
Satellite image of Great Britain (taken from North above to South below), which heavily inspired the design of the Galar region

^ Japanese : ポケットモンスターソード , Hepburn : Poketto Monsutā Sōdo

^ Japanese : ポケットモンスターシールド , Hepburn : Poketto Monsutā Shīrudo

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