That means four new Mega Stones added to the pile of Mega Evolutions available in Pokémon Sun and Moon, and you can read on for how to download the Mega Stones and what the download codes are for Latiosite, Latiasite, Ampharosite and Altarianite, below. Mega Latios, Mega Latias, Mega Altaria, Mega Ampharos Mega Stones code:
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Here’s how, exactly, to download the Mega Stones in question via Mystery Gift: While the codes are live, we suggest you download the Mega Stones as soon as possible - because the Mega Evolutions for Latios, Latias, Altaria and Ampharos are definitely worth having access to anyway. Need more tips? Use our Pokémon Sun and Moon Walkthrough and guide for the main story, our competitive training guide for info on IVs, EV training, Hyper Training and bottle cap farming, and breeding explained, our choice of the best Pokémon Sun and Moon starter from Rowlet, Litten and Popplio, as well as an in-progress list of where to find Zygarde Cells and Cores and our guide to the Battle Tree and both Battling and Trading in the Festival Plaza. We also have a list of QR codes list, Z Crystal locations, Mega Stone locations, Eevium Z Eevee User locations for Extreme Evoboost, evolutions for Alolan Forms and other new Sun and Moon Pokémon and fast way to increase a Pokémon’s Happiness, plus how to transfer across Ash-Greninja from the Sun and Moon Demo, where to catch the Tapu Guardians, how to catch the Ultra Beasts, and how to download the Munchlax Mystery Gift. It’s also worth noting that you could have had your hands on the periodically-released Mega Stones slightly earlier, if you took part in specific online competitions when they were announced. In this case, Altarianite, Ampharosite, Latiosite, and Latiasite were first made available to players back in August, if you took part in the Weakness Cup Battle competition during July. This is essentially the format for all of the Mega Stones: entrants into specific tournaments like the Kanto X Alola Regional Rumble Competition, or the monthly Championships, will receive downloads for the stones soon after, and those Mega Stones will then be made available to all players via download code about a month later.
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We’ve compiled a complete list of Pokémon Sun and Moon Mega Stone locations in order to help you out with how and where to find all of them, but above is a quick list of all the Mega Stones you can get via download code specifically. Finally, remember to take a look at our guide to Pokémon Bank, seeing as not all Pokémon, like those listed above, are available to catch in Sun and Moon!
