At launch, Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gift codes were redeemed by inputting a code. It seems like Nintendo has done away with this method however, as now you can simply receive Mystery Gifts in Pokemon Sword and Shield via the internet. Different gifts are available depending on the date however, and Nintendo may still revert back to the code method, so we've got everything you need to know on Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gifts below.
How to use Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gift codes
If you've got your hands on a Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gift code but you're not sure how to redeem it in-game, we can help with that. When you're in-game, pause it and navigate to the Mystery gift option on the menu, in the middle of the bottom row between Pokemon Camp and VS.
Press A then click on "Get a Mystery Gift". Next, go to "Get with Code/Password", then read the warning and press A to confirm when you have a stable internet connection and enough battery life. Then you can enter the codes found below and claim your gifts!
You can also earn Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gifts via the internet! Depending on the date, selecting the "get via Internet" option will give you some special rewards, listed below:
| Date | Reward |
|---|---|
| May 29 - June 4 | Galarian Ponyta, Level Ball, Fast Ball, Love Ball, Friend Ball, Beast Ball |
| June 5 - June 11 | Galarian Corsola, Sweet Apple, Tart Apple, Chipped Pot, Cracked Pot, Whipped Dream, Sachet |
| June 12 - ??? | Galarian Meowth, 50 Big Nuggets, 100 EXP, Candy L |
Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gift codes
Below, you'll find all of the Pokemon Sword and Shield Mystery Gift codes we know about. For now, there's just the two which reward you with different types of ball, but the list is sure to grow as time goes on. We'll keep updating this whenever there's more codes available so be sure to check back regularly.
| Code | Rewards | Expires |
|---|---|---|
| K0UN-1NMA-SC0T | Fast Ball, Moon Ball, Level Ball | Jan 15 2020 |
| 1YAH-AYA | Heavy Ball, Lure Ball, Beast Ball | Jan 15 2020 |
| 0KUG-AFUK-A1B0-RU | Love Ball, Friend Ball, Dream Ball | Jan 15 2020 |
| PRES-ENT | 10 Luxury Balls | Jan 30 2020 |
| 0T0S-H1DA-MA | 10 Dive Balls | Jan 30 2020 |
| G1GA-NTAM-AX | 20 BP | Jan 30 2020 |
| AREA-S1LV-ESTR-E | 10 Premier Balls | Feb 27 2020 |
| GALA-R | 1 Bottle Cap | Feb 27 2020 |
| KAMP-FTEA-M | 20 BP | Feb 28 2020 |
| PUNK-R0CK | 10 TR 94 (High Horsepower) | Mar 30 2020 |
| C0MP-ET1T-1ON | 1 Bottle Cap | Mar 30 2020 |
| SUPE-REFF-1CAC-E | 20 BP | Mar 30 2020 |
| G1GA-GRAN-F1NA-LE | 10 Heal Balls | Mar 30 2020 |
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