PokéNews (June 13): CoroCoro leaks / Pokémon Sun and Moon (Global Mission) / Pokémon Shuffle

Today’s Pokémon news: latest leaks from CoroCoro magazine, but also…

• Pokémon Sun and Moon – Global Mission
• Pokémon Shuffle

Pokémon Sun and Moon – CoroCoro leaks

In the latest issue of CoroCoro, we have the confirmation that Marshadow will be distributed along with the latest Pokémon movie, which opens on July 15th in Japan. It will come with its own Z-Crystal, that allows it to use its exclusive Z-Movie: Soul-Stealing 7-Star Strike.

But there’s more: we have the very first distribution for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon! Just like Magearna with Pokémon Sun and Moon, “I Choose You” Cap Pikachu (wearing Satoshi / Ash’s cap from the movie) will be distributed via a disc for the Pokémon Ga-Olé Arcade game (with a QR Code to scan in-game) to players who go see the movie in theatres.

The QR code will not work in Pokémon Sun and Moon, which implies this particular Pikachu will be exclusive to Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.

Here’s the scans from CoroCoro magazine:

Source: Serebii

Pokémon Sun and Moon – Global Mission

Today, the latest Pokémon Sun and Moon Global Mission, called “Fish Pokémon at Rare Spots!” ended in success. Players were tasked with catching Pokémon/items at bubbling fishing spots, and they ended up getting 1 228 170 in total.

Here’s the rundown of the goals and rewards:

• Goal Reached (a total of 250,000 Pokémon/items):

1. PGL members earn 4,000 FC
2. Non-PGL members earn 2,000 FC

• Bonus Goal Reached (a total of 500,000 Pokémon/items):

1. PGL members earn Lure Ball

• Individual Contributor (3 Pokémon/items caught, goal does not have to be met):

1. PGL members earn 5 Rare Candies

The next Global Mission will go live soon (on June 27th, to be more precise), and will have you defend your Pokémon League Champion title. As always, more details will be shared when the new Global Mission goes live.

Source: Pokémon Global Link

Pokémon Shuffle

Today, a new update for Pokémon Shuffle on Nintendo 3DS was released. It adds some brand new stages, but also alters previous ones. Those now give you some items:

• Stage 50: Moves + 5
• Stage 70: Disruption Delay
• Stage 80: Mega Start
• Stage 100: Disruption Delay
• Stage 110: Mega Start
• Stage 130: Disruption Delay
• Stage 140: Mega Start

Also, some new content also went live today:

• the Original Cap Pikachu is currently being distributed to all players as a Log-in bonus;
• a special stage featuring Hoenn Cap Pikachu is now available until June 20th;
• the special stages featuring Tornadus and Landorus Therian Formes are both back, until June 27th.

Finally, the rewards for the Competitive Stage featuring Primarina are now available as special log-in bonus until June 20th. Here’s everything you can claim:

• Top 100 players in Europe, Top 100 players in North America, Top 500 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 5 Mega Speedup, 10 Raise Max Level
• Top 300 players in Europe, Top 400 players in North America, Top 1 500 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 4 Mega Speedup, 8 Raise Max Level
• Top 500 players in Europe, Top 800 players in North America, Top 3 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 3 Mega Speedup, 6 Raise Max Level
• Top 900 players in Europe, Top 1 300 players in North America, Top 5 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 2 Mega Speedup, 4 Raise Max Level
• Top 1 800 players in Europe, Top 2 500 players in North America, Top 10 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 2 Mega Speedup, 2 Raise Max Level
• Top 3 600 players in Europe, Top 5 100 players in North America, Top 20 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 1 Mega Speedup, 1 Raise Max Level
• Top 5 400 players in Europe, Top 8 000 players in North America, Top 30 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 1 Mega Speedup, 1 Skill Booster M
• Top 7 200 players in Europe, Top 10 000 players in North America, Top 40 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 1 Mega Speedup, 1 Disruption Delay
• Top 9 000 players in Europe, Top 13 000 players in North America, Top 50 000 players in Japan = 1 Skill Swapper, 1 Attack Power
• Top 13 000 players in Europe, Top 18 000 players in North America, Top 70 000 players in Japan = 1 Disruption Delay, 1 Attack Power
• Not ranked = 1 Attack Power