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Trainers linked their Nintendo account to Pokémon HOME can get free Pokémon from Mystery Gifts, so here are all working and expired codes.
By Ashleigh Klein |
First Published February 21, 2024, 07:44
Table of Contents
- All Working Pokémon HOME Codes
- All Expired Pokémon HOME Codes
- How To Redeem Mystery Gift Codes In Pokémon HOME
The launch of the Pokémon HOME cloud-based system allows Trainers to house all their Pokémon from multiple Pokémon games. This is usually achieved by syncing your Nintendo account to your Nintendo Switch console and mobile device to perform various actions, like trading, transferring, and viewing Pokédexes.
Another feature included with Pokémon HOME is the Mystery Gift, which Trainers can use to receive unique rewards. This guide will list all active and expired Mystery Gift codes and the rewards to earn for Pokémon HOME.
21st February 2024 Update: We've updated this guide to reflect all the latest working and active codes for the Pokémon HOME cloud service.All Working Pokémon HOME Codes
Trainers looking to catch every Pokémon possible and manage their Pokédexes can acquire more through the Mystery Gift mechanic. This grants Trainers exciting bonuses like exclusive items and Pokémon, which can be used across various games.
As for which Mystery Gifts are currently active in-game, we've compiled a complete list of all Mystery Gift codes that are available for Pokémon HOME courtesy of notable Pokémon source, Serebii:
Pokémon HOME Codes That Work (February 2024):
- Fuecoco, Quaxly & Sprigatito: Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app version 3.0 update by depositing a Pokémon from Scarlet and Violet; available from 30th May 2023.
- Cyndaquil, Oshawott & Rowlet: Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app version 2.0 update by depositing a Pokémon from Scarlet and Violet; available from 18th May 2022.
- Chimchar, Piplup & Turtwig: Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app version 2.0 update by depositing a Pokémon from Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl; available from 18th May 2022.
- Melmetal: Obtained when connecting Pokémon GO and Pokémon HOME by sending a Pokémon from Pokémon GO; available from 10th November 2020.
- Grooky, Scorbunny & Sobble (Hidden Ability): Obtained for Pokémon HOME by depositing a Pokémon from Sword & Shield on the Switch; available from 2nd June 2020.
- Magearna (Original Color): Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app by completing the National Pokédex; available from 14th February 2020.
- Eevee (Wonder Box): Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app when depositing a Pokémon to the Wonder Box, which is taken; available from 12th February 2020.
- Rotom (GTS): Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app when depositing a Pokémon to the GTS, which is taken; available from 12th February 2020.
- Pichu: Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app by completing a challenge and receiving a sticker placed on your profile; available from 12th February 2020.
- Bulbasaur, Charmander & Squirtle (Hidden Abilities): Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app by loading the mobile app; available from 12th February 2020.
- Pikachu: Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app by loading the mobile app and opening the free box; available from 12th February 2020.
All Expired Pokémon HOME Codes
As there are plenty of unique items and Pokémon to claim from the Mystery Gift feature, a handful has since expired. These were due to their availability for a limited time and specific games and platforms on the mobile app or Switch console.
Nevertheless, these are the Pokémon that are no longer available to claim from the Mystery Gift feature for Pokémon HOME courtesy of notable Pokémon source, Serebii:
Pokémon HOME Codes That Don't Work (February 2024):
- Bulbasaur & Squirtle: Obtained for the Pokémon HOME mobile app version 1.4 update available from 17th - 30th June 2021
- Shiny Zeraora: Obtained to celebrate one million Trainers beating the Zeraora Raids in Sword & Shield by depositing a Pokémon from Sword & Shield on the Switch; available from 30th June - 6th July 2020
How To Redeem Mystery Gift Codes In Pokémon HOME
What makes redeeming for Mystery Gifts in Pokémon HOME is that it doesn't require a code for Trainers to input in-game. This is achieved by heading to the in-game menu, locating the Mystery Gift feature, and opening the tab.
Trainers should be able to see a little gift box on-screen, which, once opened, will award you the Pokémon and items available if you meet the requirements listed above. Regarding the items, you'll receive a code from the Mystery Gift, which, in turn, can be redeemed in-game for , , , or Pokémon GO.
Written by Ashleigh Klein
Ashleigh was a former Features Intern at Glamour South Africaand previously worked as a Multimedia Journalist at IOL News and the Weekend Argus before reigniting her love for video games.
She now works full-time with GINX and can often be found exploring the worlds of Palia, Conan Exiles, Elder Scrolls Online, and Elden Ring while trying to reach Infinite rank in Marvel Snap. Whilst she has seen improvements at farming in Stardew Valley (much thanks to Palia), Ashleigh more than makes up for it by being a decent Blastoise trainer in Pokemon GO.
While her gaming adventures take her to unique locations, she actively enjoys following trending stories within the Entertainment industry, just don't ask why her Letterboxd hasn't seen an entry in a while. If you manage to catch Ash in between playing games and watching Marvel or Star Wars shows, you can forward any gaming and entertainment news, tips, and tricks to her via email or on social media.
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