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In [[Pokémon Sword and Shield]], Watts can be collected in two ways: | In [[Pokémon Sword and Shield]], Watts can be collected in two ways: | ||
* Catching or defeating a | * Catching or defeating a Brilliant Pokémon yields some Watts. A Brilliant Pokémon is a symbol Pokémon surrounded by a brilliant aura in the overworld. | ||
* [[Pokémon Den]]s yield Watts if their stones are glowing red: | * [[Pokémon Den]]s yield Watts if their stones are glowing red: | ||
** If the Pokémon Den has a pillar of light, it yields 300 Watts (initially) or 2,000 Watts (later in the game). | ** If the Pokémon Den has a pillar of light, it yields 300 Watts (initially) or 2,000 Watts (later in the game). | ||
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Watts (Japanese: ワット Watt) are a type of currency used in the pedometers Pokémon Pikachu, Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS, and the Pokéwalker. Watts are represented by the letter W (Japanese: ｗ w).
Pokémon Pikachu
In Pokémon Pikachu, 1 watt is earned for every 20 steps taken. Watts can be spent on gifts for Pikachu to increase its friendship, which unlocks additional games.
Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS
In Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS, Watts can be spent on gifts for Pikachu, or sent to Gold, Silver, and Crystal or other Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS games.
In order to send them to a Generation II game, they must be sent through the Mystery Gift feature. The Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS game selects the amount to be sent, and the player of the Game Boy Color game receives one of the following gifts depending on the numbers of Watts sent:
| Item | Watts |
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| Eon Mail | 50 |
| Berry | 100 |
| Bitter Berry | 200 |
| Great Ball | 300 |
| Max Repel | 400 |
| Ether | 500 |
| MiracleBerry | 600 |
| Gold Berry | 700 |
| Elixer | 800 |
| Revive | 900 |
| Rare Candy | 999 |
Pokéwalker
Watts can be spent on the Poké Radar and on the Dowsing Machine. It costs 10 w per use of the Poké Radar and 3 w per use of the Dowsing MCHN. When connecting to HeartGold or SoulSilver, all unspent Watts will be transferred to that game. These Watts are stored on the game card and unlock new Pokéwalker Routes when enough are collected.
Pokémon Sword and Shield
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This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: How is the amount of Watts from glowing Pokémon determined? Explain ways to spend Watts |
In Pokémon Sword and Shield, Watts can be collected in two ways:
- Catching or defeating a Brilliant Pokémon yields some Watts. A Brilliant Pokémon is a symbol Pokémon surrounded by a brilliant aura in the overworld.
- Pokémon Dens yield Watts if their stones are glowing red:
- If the Pokémon Den has a pillar of light, it yields 300 Watts (initially) or 2,000 Watts (later in the game).
- If the Pokémon Den does not have a pillar of light, it yields 50 Watts (initially) or 200 Watts (later in the game).
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