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Rock Your Battles with Lycanroc



Visit GameStop stores for a code to get Lycanroc (Midnight Form) for your game.

Add the dark strength of Lycanroc (Midnight Form) to your Pokémon Sun or Pokémon Moon game with a code available at participating GameStop stores. Stop by your local GameStop between May 15 and June 5, 2017, and request a code, then enter it in your game to get this battle-ready Pokémon. This Lycanroc has the useful No Guard Ability, which makes sure that hard-hitting moves such as Stone Edge and Fire Fang will never miss. Plus, Lycanroc holds a Life Orb, adding even more bite to each attack!
To get Lycanroc in your Pokémon Sun or Pokémon Moon game:
  1. Select Mystery Gift on the main menu.
  2. Select Receive Gift.
  3. Select Get with Code/Password, then Yes, and then Yes again to connect to the Internet.
  4. Enter your password.
  5. Watch as you receive Lycanroc.
  6. Speak to the deliveryman in any Pokémon Center to pick up Lycanroc.
  7. Be sure to save your game!
The codes are only available while supplies last, so if you want to add the power of Lycanroc to your game, stop by GameStop between May 15 and June 5, 2017.

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