Super Tag set 2 (Mezastar)

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The second set in the Pokémon Mezastar Super Tag series was released on September 16, 2021. It consisted of 73 tags and was the sixth set overall.

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• Information
  • Partner Pokémon
  • Support Pokémon Tickets
  • Trainer and Battle opponents
• Set list
• References

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Information

The second set of the Super Tag series focused on the Galarian forms of the legendary birds Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres at its launch, each of which appeared as Grade 6 Superstar Pokémon. A number of high-Grade Pokémon supporting various attack-boosting mechanics were included in this set—those capable of Mega Evolution included a Grade 6 Kangaskhan and Grade 5 Sceptile, Blaziken, and Swampert. Superstar Pokémon Kommo-o and Snorlax, as well as Star Pokémon Grimmsnarl and Nidoqueen, were all able to Dynamax. Grade 6 Pokémon Greninja and Zeraora both had access to a Z-Move, as did Grade 5 Alolan Ninetales. Three Grade 5 Star Pokémon also supported the Super Tag mechanic introduced in the previous set: Machamp, Alakazam, and Obstagoon. The two fused forms of Kyurem, Black Kyurem and White Kyurem, rounded off the Grade 6 Pokémon available in the set. Also featured were a number of Generation VIII lines and the evolutionary lines of the Hoenn first partner Pokémon, completing the representation of the eight first partner Pokémon lines at the time in Pokémon Mezastar.

Legacy tags (Japanese: レガシータグ) were a new feature introduced in this set, which depict high-Grade Pokémon from past sets. Starting October 21, 2021, Legacy tag Marks could randomly appear in the middle of the screen when stations were in use, indicating that a Legacy Pokémon could be encountered. In Get in Battle! mode, a Legacy Pokémon could suddenly appear at the start of a round and take the mantle of Boss Pokémon. Legacy Pokémon also had a chance of being captured in Get Now! mode. Legacy tags lack the collection number of the original tag and instead feature a black square with a gold foil "L". They are also purple in color and have embossed gold foil detailing on their artwork. Zacian, Zamazenta, and Pikachu from the first set were the Legacy tags available at this time.

Five new Trainer and Battle opponents were initially able to challenge from this set, including two new Trainer classes and a new Star Trainer. Members of the Mezastar Club could redeem Battle Tickets for each opponent and unlock new customization options for their avatar. A special Battle Ticket was subsequently available through the club and could be used on machines between October 9 and November 24, 2021. This ticket allowed players to challenge Mezastar Navigator J and coincided with the start of the Challenge from J! campaign, a ranked event in which the players with the top 100 scores could win a certificate. Participants who defeated J in battle would unlock a Mezastar TV logo T-shirt Dress-up Item for their avatar. The campaign ran until November 3, 2021. Another Battle Ticket was available on the Mezastar Club for use on machines between November 5 and 24, 2021. This Amazing Trainer and Battle (Japanese: すごいトレーナーとバトル), as announced on the Mezastar TV YouTube channel, allowed players to challenge Star Trainer Masahito as the first difficulty level 5 opponent. Masahito originally appeared as a Trainer and Battle opponent in the third set of the original series.

Three new Partner Pokémon were available to players with Memory tags from this set: Deino, Rookidee, and Rolycoly. Players using the Mezastar Club at any time during the duration of this set could redeem a digital Support Pokémon Ticket for a Resolute Form Keldeo. Physical Support Pokémon Tickets featuring Reshiram and Zekrom were also available in Shogakukan publications. Mezastar Club members could also acquire a Present Ticket for a Superstar Sensor (Japanese: スーパースターセンサー) between October 1 and 13, 2021. Once scanned on a machine, this item could randomly highlight an area at the start of Get in Battle! mode, indicating players would have a chance of encountering a specific Superstar Pokémon there. The effect of the Superstar Sensor would remain active for a limited period. Club members had another chance to acquire the Present Ticket between November 3 and 17, 2021.

Partner Pokémon

Deino Tackle → Zweilous Assurance → Hydreigon Crunch

Rookidee Peck → Corvisquire Pluck → Corviknight Brave Bird

Rolycoly Tackle → Carkol Smack Down → Coalossal Rock Blast

Support Pokémon Tickets

Available through the Mezastar Club from September 16, 2021 Valid until February 9, 2022 Keldeo Secret Sword	Available in the November 2021 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on September 21, 2021 Valid until February 9, 2022 Reshiram Fusion Flare
Available in issue 75 of Pokémon Fan, released on September 30, 2021 Valid until February 9, 2022 Zekrom Fusion Bolt

Trainer and Battle opponents

Tour Guide Yoko ツアーガイド ヨウコ Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Ivysaur Razor Leaf Combusken Flame Charge Brionne Bubble Beam Delphox Mystical Fire

Fashionable Girl Minami おしゃれガール ミナミ Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Lurantis Razor Leaf Sylveon Dazzling Gleam Meganium Grass Pledge Togekiss Air Slash

Waiter Soichi ウェイター ソウイチ Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Golurk Shadow Punch Empoleon Steel Wing Honchkrow Night Slash Dusknoir Shadow Ball

Rumored Trainer Hiroki うわさのトレーナー ヒロキ Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Obstagoon Throat Chop Garchomp Earthquake Blaziken Focus Blast Haxorus Outrage

Star Trainer Tarmo スタートレーナー タルモ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Copperajah Iron Head Galarian Articuno Freezing Glare Kommo-o Focus Blast Marshadow Spectral Thief

Mezastar Navigator J メザスタナビゲーター J Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Talonflame Flare Blitz Calyrex Astral Barrage Duraludon Flash Cannon Lucario Focus Blast

Star Trainer Masahito スタートレーナー マサヒト Difficulty: ★★★★★ Rillaboom Drum Beating Zeraora Plasma Fists Gyarados Waterfall Lugia Aeroblast

Set list

Tag No.	Name	Type	Grade
2-2-001	Kyurem
2-2-002	Kyurem
2-2-003	Galarian Articuno
2-2-004	Galarian Zapdos
2-2-005	Galarian Moltres
2-2-006	Kommo-o
2-2-007	Snorlax
2-2-008	Greninja
2-2-009	Zeraora
2-2-010	Kangaskhan
2-2-011	Sceptile
2-2-012	Blaziken
2-2-013	Swampert
2-2-014	Machamp
2-2-015	Alakazam
2-2-016	Obstagoon
2-2-017	Grimmsnarl
2-2-018	Nidoqueen
2-2-019	Alolan Ninetales
2-2-020	Orbeetle
2-2-021	Galarian Slowbro
2-2-022	Galarian Slowking
2-2-023	Togekiss
2-2-024	Dusknoir
2-2-025	Talonflame
2-2-026	Treecko
2-2-027	Grovyle
2-2-028	Sceptile
2-2-029	Torchic
2-2-030	Combusken
2-2-031	Blaziken
2-2-032	Mudkip
2-2-033	Marshtomp
2-2-034	Swampert
2-2-035	Blipbug
2-2-036	Dottler
2-2-037	Orbeetle
2-2-038	Clobbopus
2-2-039	Grapploct
2-2-040	Impidimp
2-2-041	Morgrem
2-2-042	Grimmsnarl
2-2-043	Galarian Slowpoke
2-2-044	Galarian Slowbro
2-2-045	Galarian Slowking
2-2-046	Rolycoly
2-2-047	Carkol
2-2-048	Coalossal
2-2-049	Murkrow
2-2-050	Honchkrow
2-2-051	Alolan Vulpix
2-2-052	Alolan Ninetales
2-2-053	Machop
2-2-054	Machoke
2-2-055	Machamp
2-2-056	Woobat
2-2-057	Swoobat
2-2-058	Eevee
2-2-059	Wooper
2-2-060	Quagsire
2-2-061	Fletchling
2-2-062	Fletchinder
2-2-063	Talonflame
2-2-064	Togepi
2-2-065	Togetic
2-2-066	Togekiss
2-2-067	Duskull
2-2-068	Dusclops
2-2-069	Dusknoir
2-2-070	Skarmory
L	Zacian
L	Zamazenta
L	Pikachu

References

Pokémon Mezastar sets Original series Set 1 • Set 2 • Set 3 • Set 4 Super Tag series Set 1 • Set 2 • Set 3 • Set 4 • Set 5 Double Chain series Set 1 • Set 2 • Set 3 • Set 4 • Set 5 Gorgeous Star series Set 1 • Set 2 • Set 3 • Set 4 • Set 5 Promotional Promotional tags

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