Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Code Gets You a Free Starter Pokemon

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Players can now redeem a new Mystery Gift code in order to add Liko's Sprigatito to their team in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, but they must act fast before the offer expires. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet launched in November 2022, and gamers have been exploring the Paldea region ever since.

There is no doubt that when it comes to Pokemon games, there is a lot to explore after the main storyline is completed. The latest entry to the series is no different, so fans have tons of post-game content to check out after beating Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Completionists will want to catch every single Pokemon available, take down every Gym Leader again, and win the Academy Ace Tournament.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are giving away Liko's Sprigatito as part of a free Mystery Gift event. Gamers have until September 30, 2024 to claim the Sprigatito using the code L1K0W1TH906 before the offer expires and Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's Grass-Type starter becomes unavailable. To redeem the code, players must access the Poke Portal, enter the Mystery Gift tab, and select the «Get with Code/Password» option. Then, all they have to do is insert the code, select «Liko's Sprigatito Gift,» and wait for the Pokemon to arrive.

Players will then receive a Level 5 Sprigatito with the moves Scratch and Leafage, and its Original Trainer will be set to Liko, the protagonist of Pokemon Horizons. Its memories will mention how it came from the Pokemon animated show, and players will be able to assign the Partner Ribbon to it.

Liko's Sprigatito's IVs are set to 20 across all stats. Considering that Pokemon's IVs can range between zero and 31, it's not a bad Pokemon for players to use on their team for the main campaign, especially if they're just starting out. However, it is unfortunately not a competitively viable Pokemon, as most gamers aim for perfect IVs across most stats when creating their teams.

Pokemon Scarlet & Pokemon Violet are the main entries in the series for Generation IX. They introduced