Set 4 (Mezastar)

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The fourth Pokémon Mezastar set was released on April 22, 2021 and consists of 70 tags.

Information

The fourth set marks the Pokémon Mezastar debut of the Gigantic Pokémon Eternatus and the High King Pokémon Calyrex, appearing in both its Ice Rider and Shadow Rider forms. Both Pokémon are featured as Grade 6 Superstar Pokémon; Eternatus also has two tags with different artwork and moves. Other Superstar Pokémon include Pokémon X and Y mascots Xerneas and Yveltal, the Renegade Pokémon Giratina, the Bulk Up Pokémon Grimmsnarl, the Stealth Pokémon Dragapult, and the Wolf Pokémon Lycanroc. Grimmsnarl supports the Dynamax mechanic, as do Grade 5 Star Pokémon Tyranitar and Metagross. Lycanroc can use a Z-Move, as can the final evolutions of the Kanto starter Pokémon: Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise. Star Pokémon Lucario and Gardevoir also support the Mega Evolution mechanic. The set also features the Mythical Pokémon Marshadow, several other Generation VII lines, as well as the final Eeveelution as of eighth generation, Sylveon.

Members of the Mezastar Club could access new features with the launch of this set, including the ability to customize their avatar with Change of Clothing Items (Japanese: きせかえアイテム) and use Battle Tickets (Japanese: バトルチケット) to challenge Trainer and Battle opponents again at will. Five new Trainers could be challenged during gameplay and defeating them all would unlock their Battle Tickets on the Mezastar Club. The tickets would also become available to members a certain period of time after the set's launch, regardless if they had yet to defeat all five opponents. Mezastar Club members could also receive a Flygon digital Support Pokémon Ticket for the duration of this set.

Battle Tickets display the name of a Trainer, the player's highest score against them, the overall rank of that score, and a QR Code for use with the console Multi-Scanner. The tickets also track any Change of Clothing Items a player can earn from them. One item, typically clothing matching the opponent's attire, can be unlocked for defeating them once, while challenge items can be unlocked by completing a set of three challenges during battles. These items could be differently-colored versions of the regular clothing, or new items entirely. Players can update the appearance of their avatar through the Mezastar Club, which will subsequently update on any machines after scanning their Memory tag. Limited Change of Clothing Items and Battle Tickets were also periodically available from the Mezastar Club: school-themed clothing could be redeemed for the duration of the set and a Battle Ticket that allowed players to challenge Mezastar Navigator Sakura could be redeemed between May 7 and September 15, 2021.

Much like the fourth Pokémon Ga-Olé set, the Trade Chance! (Japanese: こうかんチャンス！) feature was added with the launch of this set, which has a chance to trigger during the Get Time! or Last!! Get Time! phases. An icon will appear on the "throw a ball" option if the player can activate Trade Chance! If selected, an older version of one of the player avatars will appear after a Pokémon has been caught and present the player with a random Pokémon to trade. The player can select either the offered Pokémon or the one captured originally using the "L" and "R" buttons.

Three new Partner Pokémon were available to players with Memory tags from this set: Gastly, Beldum, and Impidimp. More Support Pokémon could also be added to the player's starting roster with the release of physical Support Pokémon Tickets in Shogakukan publications.

Partner Pokémon

Gastly Lick → Haunter Shadow Punch → Gengar Hex

Beldum Tackle → Metang Metal Claw → Metagross Meteor Mash

Impidimp Bite → Morgrem Sucker Punch → Grimmsnarl Spirit Break

Support Pokémon Tickets

Available through the Mezastar Club from April 22, 2021 Valid until September 15, 2021 Flygon Earthquake	Available in the June 2021 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on April 21, 2021* Valid until September 15, 2021 Corviknight Brave Bird
Available in issue 73 of Pokémon Fan, released on April 28, 2021 Valid until September 15, 2021 Mimikyu Shadow Claw

Trainer and Battle opponents

Video Creator Taichi どうがクリエイター タイチ Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Lucario Flash Cannon Rowlet Leafage Mareanie Venoshock Galarian Meowth Metal Claw

Police Officer Mamoru おまわりさん マモル Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Decidueye Grassy Glide Eevee Swift Bewear Strength Boltund Spark

Band Girl Rise バンドガール リセ Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Gengar Sludge Wave Pangoro Brick Break Galarian Weezing Sludge Sandaconda Dig

Magician Yōji マジシャン ヨウジ Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Grimmsnarl Spirit Break Alolan Muk Poison Jab Corviknight Drill Peck Magnezone Zap Cannon

Star Trainer Hitomi スタートレーナー ヒトミ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Xerneas Moonblast Lucario Aura Sphere Flygon Dragon Claw Mimikyu Shadow Claw

Mezastar Navigator Sakura メザスタナビゲーター サクラ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Pikachu Thunderbolt Leafeon Leaf Blade Rayquaza Draco Meteor Mewtwo Psystrike

Set list

Tag No.	Name	Type	Grade
4-001	Eternatus
4-002	Eternatus
4-003	Xerneas
4-004	Yveltal
4-005	Giratina
4-006	Calyrex
4-007	Calyrex
4-008	Grimmsnarl
4-009	Dragapult
4-010	Lycanroc
4-011	Tyranitar
4-012	Metagross
4-013	Venusaur
4-014	Charizard
4-015	Blastoise
4-016	Lucario
4-017	Gardevoir
4-018	Alcremie
4-019	Flapple
4-020	Appletun
4-021	Gengar
4-022	Krookodile
4-023	Sylveon
4-024	Mamoswine
4-025	Marshadow
4-026	Rowlet
4-027	Dartrix
4-028	Decidueye
4-029	Litten
4-030	Torracat
4-031	Incineroar
4-032	Popplio
4-033	Brionne
4-034	Primarina
4-035	Koffing
4-036	Galarian Weezing
4-037	Galarian Meowth
4-038	Perrserker
4-039	Milcery
4-040	Alcremie
4-041	Applin
4-042	Flapple
4-043	Appletun
4-044	Silicobra
4-045	Sandaconda
4-046	Stonjourner
4-047	Ralts
4-048	Kirlia
4-049	Gardevoir
4-050	Trapinch
4-051	Vibrava
4-052	Flygon
4-053	Gastly
4-054	Haunter
4-055	Gengar
4-056	Rhyhorn
4-057	Rhydon
4-058	Rhyperior
4-059	Alolan Grimer
4-060	Alolan Muk
4-061	Riolu
4-062	Lucario
4-063	Stufful
4-064	Bewear
4-065	Alolan Diglett
4-066	Alolan Dugtrio
4-067	Mareanie
4-068	Toxapex
4-069	Sylveon
4-070	Onix

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