As all Pokémon fans know, one of the most important characteristics of each of the deliveries is the exchange of these creatures.
However, there are always people who try to take advantage of others as we already informed you at the end of last March, where the community of Pokemon Sword and Shield flipped to expose a cheating user named interestingboi72, which asked for some of the rarer species of the players and in return gave them nothing more absolute.
Despite this, there are also very generous players, such as the case that we bring you today. It turns out that a player has decided to give away a singular Pokémon and several variocolor (also known as shinies) in Pokemon Sword and Shield to cheer people up that they couldn't visit loved ones over the Easter weekend.
These are the data that has been shared:
- The player who made these gifts is «Hammar_Down»And did it on Reddit. This is the message he shared: “With all the quarantines at this time, many people are spending Easter away from home. I wanted to brighten someone's day by giving away an Event Mew and some low-level shinies. ”
- Four Pokémon were shown in the video and these were presumably the ones at stake. It included the aforementioned Mew, Grookey variocolor, Rookidee variocolor and Ponyta de Galar variocolor.
- The winners were apparently randomly selected from those who commented showing interest. We can't know for sure if they were transferred, but Reddit's comments at least indicate they were.
- The players receiving these gifts were very grateful, and they did not hesitate to share their gratitude. The Rookidee and Ponyta had already been received, according to Reddit's comments, though it's unclear what happened to Mew and Grookey.
- You have user profile in this link, in case you want to continue its future activity on Reddit.
As all the fans know, Mew It is a unique Pokemon of the first generation that can only be obtained as a gift through the accessory Poké ball plus, so it is certainly a gift that is greatly appreciated.
What do you think?
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