INSTRUCTIONS:
How to redeem:
1. Open Pokemon Sun or Moon on your 3DS.
2. On the main menu, go to Mystery Gift > Receive Gift > Get with Code or Password
3. When your game connects to the internet, enter the code.
4. Speak to the delivery person in the in-game Pokemon Center to receive your Legendary Pokemon.
5. Be sure to save your game.
SO MUCH FUN TO COLLECT THEM!
I received this myself from a North American location (fresh from the box). I live in the USA. Since it's N. America, that includes US/Canada (I mention this because I often get this question). Due to the nature of this item (a digital code) please understand that I can't offer refunds. This wasn't a preorder bonus, GS didn't make you pre-order or reserve anything to get this DLC code. The card has no shine to it (it's not a holo foil card) it's just a plain card (but gives you a Legend or Legendary character). The Gamestop employee I talked to called it a legends monster but I'm not sure if he knew the exact name. He wasn't really a poke mon fan.
It's an exceptional card for any collector and makes a cool gift to tuck inside a greeting card. I gave one to a friend of mine along with some holographic tcg cards and he loved it. Buy one for your collection or add it to your collector's book. My friend gave one to her boyfriend as an anniversary card. Lucky for her I kept it a secret and didn't tell him, ha ha. It's his current favorite of all his collection.
These promo cards are definitely great for any collectors who want it in their set. My collectible cards set is small currently... not a big or huge set. But I have a cousin with a giant amount of cards, the hugest I've seen. Some are common, some uncommon. I suppose when you have a fairly large collection it makes you want to check out unusual cards or other variant's. Unfortunately nothing about this card is glow in the dark or too special.
This Gametop card makes it ultra-cool to kids because the card has a silver rub-off strip. The special, rubbable section is on the back of it. I don't have many promotional cards that are special or limited. But these scratchable ones are addictive to kids. In the UK they call them scratchers. If you want this rare scratcher card to remain unscratched, I'm happy to send it that way. Or I'm happy to reveal the instant code and send it to you.
It's super awesome in-game. And you may be burning to reward yourself with a brand new pocket monster creature in your own personal game. It certainly brings excitement when you do. It's a ltd. edition card that Gamestop no longer has available. I'm unsure if this promo is at locations in other countries. The card I'm selling is printed in the English language.
I'm selling a decent quantity of them, so if you're having a party and want to give them away as prizes. They make great party favors at birthday and other kid get-togethers. You can stuff them in loot bags or grab bags to giveaway. They make great treats. Kids love challenges! And you can design a game causing the challengers to win surprises. At my son's birthday we divided the kids into groups to play a board game. My nephew counted himself as the battle trainer at our last party and had a wonderful time. Pokemon theme (or themed parties in general) are great for bday fun. If your kid's b-day is coming up, order some cards ahead of time. It's like purchasing a lot or wholesale because you get a bunch of them for really cheap. And who doesn't like inexpensive toys or cards for family fun!
You can split the kids into heros and villans. My son always wants to be on the heroes team. Extreme fans of the Pokemon series love ideas like this. You can involve your furniture or a table in your room. Set it up with chairs or place decoration on the wall (or other type of festive decor). My husband used large amounts of these cards to make a wallart picture (something like a painting) which was Pokemon-themed and looked so nice. Perhaps you have some poster or framed scrapbook pages that you could incorporate. I know my son loves decals all over the walls. You just peel them off when the party is done. Ours had lots of goldstars and silver stars, along with character emblems.
You get the Pokemon animal character on a thin, flat cardboard type of paper. Flexible enough to be used in art work or even as a caketopper if you laminated it. It's not small enough for cupcakes, but for a normal size cake topper.
We're storing our cards currently in an artbook. There's no silver, gold, bronze, or any metallic qualities to this card. I looked it over carefully on both sides and it's not golden or silvery, but it IS at a high level (or leveled up) the most it can be or max lvl I think. My nephew said it's the maximum level anyway. Definitely valuable in the game. Even though I said it's in mint condition, it's not graded (has no psa/tmb grade).
The illustrator of this card isn't mentioned by GS, but it looks like all the usual art made by Pokemon. Just a basic singles card that's 2-sided and really cool to have. The character art is beautifully illustrated. The cards I'm selling aren't preowned or used whatsoever. They are completely untouched with no marks or writing on it.
I realize some buyers want to have a complete GS promo collection of these sweet single cards. And I realize how cool it to add this in-game character to their roster of characters. It's a great booster to your fun in the game. It comes loose and is not in a sealed pack, as that's not how Gmaestop paks them. I'm not sure who prints them, but they are the licensed official cards from GS events. Definitely genuine, as I got them myself from a Gamestop store. Whether you want to own them all and be the master, buying this card is the key to starting your collection today. Most people want this encased in a transparent sleeve or clear plastic. I have my card enclosed as well. My other nephew just started his collection. He's got a nice display of them in this holder in his bedroom. Kids really love these cards!