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Revision as of 13:04, 9 March 2020

Wild Area News is a feature in Pokémon Sword and Shield that expands on the available Max Raid Battles in the Wild Area, making certain Pokémon more common for a limited time. It can be accessed via Mystery Gift or updated automatically by connecting to the internet in game. Wild Area News typically spawn different Max Raid Battles depending on the game version. Certain species of Gigantamax Pokémon, which are usually very rare, are often made more common through Wild Area News events. These events are also currently the only way to obtain Gigantamax Snorlax, Gigantamax Toxtricity, and most forms of Gigantamax Alcremie. Additionally, during the Wild Area News events, certain Pokémon such as Mewtwo sometimes cannot be captured.

Any den can spawn a Max Raid Battle from Wild Area News. Dens that do so will always emit a red beam, indicating the "common" pool.

List of Max Raid Battles

The following lists, in reverse chronological order, the encounter rates for Max Raid Battles from different Wild Area News events.

March 9 to March 25, 2020

Gigantamax Snorlax returned to Max Raid Battles, making this the first time a limited availability Gigantamax form has returned to the game. In addition, the Gigantamax forms of MachampSw and GengarSh have been made more common. The raids also include non-Gigantamax versions of these Pokémon and their pre-evolutions.

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 34%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 34%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 32%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 34%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 34%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 32%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


February 27 to March 1, 2020

Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Squirtle, Wartortle, and Mewtwo, which do not normally appear in-game, became available for a limited time during Wild Area News, as part of a tie-in with Pokémon Day. The event also includes Charmander and Charmeleon.

Mewtwo cannot be captured during the event—the Max Raid Battle's only purpose is to provide rare and lucrative rewards, such as Ability Capsules and Big Nuggets. There are muliple Mewtwo slots, with each one knowing different moves; some based around Physical moves, and some based around Special moves.

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
100 30%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


February 16 to 27 and March 1 to 8, 2020

Gigantamax Toxtricity, which do not normally appear in Max Raid Battles, became available for a limited time, with its Amped Form exclusive to raids hosted in Pokémon Sword and its Low Key Form exclusive to raids hosted in Pokémon Shield. Additionally, Gigantamax KinglerSw/OrbeetleSh, and GrimmsnarlSw/HattereneSh became more common for a limited time.[1] Unlike the Toxtricity available at higher ratings, Toxel found through this event can have any Nature, allowing them to potentially evolve into either form of Toxtricity regardless of the raid's game of origin.

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 4%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 4%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 4%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 4%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 3%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


February 7 to February 16, 2020

Gigantamax Toxtricity, which do not normally appear in Max Raid Battles, became available for a limited time, with its Amped Form exclusive to raids hosted in Pokémon Sword and its Low Key Form exclusive to raids hosted in Pokémon Shield. Additionally, Gigantamax KinglerSw/OrbeetleSh, and GrimmsnarlSw/HattereneSh became more common for a limited time.[2]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 100%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 100%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


January 31 to February 6, 2020

Milcery with the Gigantamax Factor, which do not normally appear in Max Raid Battles, became available for a limited time. The rewards included Star Sweets and Ribbon Sweets, which likewise cannot otherwise be obtained.[3]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 100%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 100%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 40%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 40%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


January 9 to 31, 2020

Gigantamax CoalossalSw/LaprasSh, FlappleSw/AppletunSh, and Alcremie became more common. Several of Alcremie's forms became available with the Gigantamax Factor for the first time, but—like all Gigantamax Alcremie that appear in Max Raid Battles—they are decorated with Strawberry Sweets. Certain forms of Alcremie were exclusive to raids hosted in Pokémon Sword while others were exclusive to raids hosted in Pokémon Shield.[4]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 30%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 30%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


December 31, 2019 - January 4, 2020

In celebration of the New Year 2020, Magikarp became more common in Max Raid Battles, with some of the Max Raid Battles programmed to guarantee a Shiny. Rewards for defeating Magikarp include a Big Nugget and several potential Nuggets.[5]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 52%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 8%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 52%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 8%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 52%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 8%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 52%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 8%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 52%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 8%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


December 20 - 25, 2019

Delibird was made more common in celebration of the holidays, whose rewards include Ice-type TRs and Exp. Candy.[6]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 9%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 60%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 60%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 60%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 9%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 9%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 60%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 9%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 9%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 60%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 9%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 1%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 9%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


December 4, 2019 - January 9, 2020

Gigantamax Snorlax, which do not normally appear in Max Raid Battles, became available for a limited time.[7]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 20%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 20%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 20%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


November 15 - December 4, 2019

Gigantamax Butterfree, DrednawSw/CorviknightSh, and SandacondaSw/CentiskorchSh became more common for a limited time.[8]

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
17 40%
★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
30 40%
★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
40 30%
★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
50 30%
★★★★★
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 20%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 5%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 30%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
60 10%
Sw Sh
Wishing Piece
70 30%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.


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