Pokémon Sun and Moon Mega Beedrill and Mawile: How to Download Mega Stones

By Denise See, Christian Post Contributor Wednesday, March 08, 2017

Good news for the Pokémon trainers who took part in February's International Friendly. Mega Stones for Beedrill and Mawile have already started distribution.

According to iDigitalTimes, these Mega Stones will allow trainers to gain access to the Mega Forms of Beedrill and Mawile. The Pokémon Company has begun to distribute these stones and trainers will be able to their hands on them through a code. The code can be found on the Global Link website.

The first step for players is to access the website and enter their log-in details to get through the portal. The link for the code can be found at the News section. However, this link is not always there, so trainers should keep an eye out for it every now and then.

Upon clicking the link, trainers will be given a unique code that they can use for "Pokémon Sun and Moon." Trainers should then load up the game and proceed to the Mystery Gift section. Choose the Via Code option and then input the code there. Once that is done, trainers will receive the Mega Stones for Beedrill and Mawile.

After that, trainers should visit any PokeCenter to complete the process. Look for the man in the orange and blue shirt. Once found, trainers are advised to talk to him.

Keep in mind that these Mega Stones are only available to those who participated in the International Friendly recently. However, that does not mean that other trainers will not eventually gain access to them. In fact, there will be code giveaways in April.

So far, several Mega Stones for various Pokémon have been made available. Some can be acquired by defeating certain opponents in battle, while others are available with specific purchases. However, there are still plenty more Mega Stones that have not been unveiled.

There are currently no loopholes when it comes to getting Mega Stones within "Pokémon Sun and Moon." And trainers should definitely remember to play fair, as the Pokémon Company takes cheating very seriously.