‘Pokemon Sun And Moon’ Guide, Latest News And Updates: The Very First Mythical Pokemon Magearma Is Now Released; Here’s How To Catch It
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" has recently released Magearma, its very first mythical Pokemon. American gamers now have a chance to make use of this mythical character to enhance their gaming experience. But only those who have finished the main story of the game will be able to get Magearma by using the QR scanner feature and scanning the QR Code.
She Enters The Game At Level 50
This mythical character in "Pokemon Sun and Moon" is a steel and fairy-type creature. She is the first that players can catch in "Pokemon Sun and Moon." Magearma enters the game at Level 50 and she already knows the Soul-Heart ability. This enables her to increase her unique attack when a Pokemon faints.
When Magearma is strategically used in battles, she can be a formidable tool with one-shot capability. But she is also compassionate since she has the capacity to read minds and emotions of the other Pokemon. She uses her capabilities to help them since she knows the pain they are suffering.
She Has A Number Of Special Abilities
She also enters the scene with a Bottle Cap in her hands. She uses it for Hyper Training in order to increase the stats of a Pokemon who has already reached Level 100. In addition, when she enters the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" game, she already knows Helping Hand, Lucky Chant, Flash Cannon and Fleur Cannon.
How Players Can Catch Magerma
Players of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" can capture Magearma by following this guide. First, they need to complete the main story of the video game. And then they need to choose the QR Scanner function. After that, they need to line up the QR code for the creature at the same time that they are pressing the R button.
And then, they need to visit the Antiquities of the Ages shop and look for the deliveryman. This shop can be found in Hau'oli City. This is where they can capture Magearma. Lastly, the players should save their game in order for them to seal the deal.
