Gorgeous Star set 4 (Mezastar)

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The fourth set in the Pokémon Mezastar Gorgeous Star series was released on February 8, 2024. It consisted of 83 tags and was the eighteenth set overall.

Japanese set logo

Information

The Legendary Paradox Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon were once again the focus of a Gorgeous Star set, this time in Terastallized states. The two Grade 6 Superstar Pokémon were among five tags in this set to support the Terastal mechanic, which also included a Grade 6 Arceus plus Grade 5 Star Pokémon Gengar and Dragonite. Pokémon supporting other powered-up mechanics included Grade 6 Solgaleo and Lunala, as well as a Grade 5 Gallade, which could summon Super Tag partners; Grade 6 Xerneas and Yveltal, plus a Grade 5 Kommo-o, which could use Z-Moves; a Grade 6 Melmetal, which could Gigantamax; a Grade 6 Zygarde, as well as Grade 5 Hydreigon, Magnezone, and Scolipede, which could all Dynamax; a Grade 6 Garchomp, which could use Double Move; Grade 5 Meganium, Typhlosion, and Feraligatr, which could use Chain Attacks; and a Grade 5 Steelix, which could Mega Evolve.

Four Paradox Pokémon received Pokémon Mezastar debuts in this set: Brute Bonnet, Flutter Mane, Iron Hands, and Iron Jugulis. Arceus, Garchomp, Flutter Mane, Hydreigon, Meltan, Gengar, Dratini, Whirlipede, Steelix, and Mareanie could be encountered and obtained as Gorgeous tags. Three more Ultra Beasts could also be encountered and obtained from March 14, 2024: Buzzwole, Pheromosa, and Xurkitree. With their inclusion, all Ultra Beasts had been represented in Pokémon Mezastar.

A returning feature from the previous set was the chance for Terapagos to appear during Get in Battle! mode. The Tera Pokémon could shield one of the player's Pokémon during an opponent's attack and reduce any damage received. This feature was in place for the duration of the set.

Players who used a Memory tag at any time during the period of February 8 to April 10, 2024 would earn a Weekly Stamp—those using a Memory tag with the same profile in a subsequent week would earn another Weekly Stamp. The reward for reaching two stamps was a Mezastar logo T-shirt Dress-up Item. The four- and six-stamp rewards were a Superstar Sensor, which would identify the location of a Superstar Pokémon at the start of Get in Battle! mode. The five-stamp reward was a Garchomp Emblem, which granted the chance to add Garchomp to the player's Support Pokémon roster during Get in Battle! mode. Players with Memory tags could also obtain up to three new Partner Pokémon: Venipede, Budew, and Swinub, which could be evolved through to their final stages by accumulating Star Points. Two campaign periods were held during this set, during which players could earn double Star Points—the first was between February 22 March 6, 2024; the second was between April 4 and 17, 2024. Players using the Mezastar Club at any time during the duration of this set could also receive a digital Support Pokémon Ticket for a Krookodile and a Present Ticket to unlock a spring pattern top Dress-up Item. A limited Present Ticket for a set of Hinamatsuri accessory and costume Dress-up Items could be redeemed through the club between March 3 and 16, 2024 to coincide with the Japanese holiday.

The Trainer and Battle lineup for this set included two returning Trainer classes, Multiple Part-timer and Fledgling Trainer, plus two new Trainer classes in Waking Boy and Party Lover. Momoka made her third appearance in a row and featured as the set's Star Trainer. Players with a Mezastar Club account could redeem Battle Tickets for each opponent and unlock new customization options for their avatar. Between February 22 and March 30, 2024, players could challenge Star Trainers Kinika and Yūsuke in a Trainer Tag Battle. Those that managed to defeat the pair would each unlock formal footwear Dress-up Items for their avatar.

Professor M, a persona sometimes adopted by Mezastar Navigator Masato in Mezastar TV episodes, could be challenged in the limited Gorgeous Battle! Arceus Challenge! Once Again! event, which was held on weekends and holidays between March 16 and 30, 2024 at participating stores. The event was announced on March 1 in a Mezastar TV episode, which featured Gorgeous Professor M—another Masato persona who wore golden accessories, and a lab coat emblazoned with a gold "M". The four Mezastar Navigators could also be challenged as Trainer Tag Battle opponents for a limited time as part of the ranked Challenge with Two People! VS Mezastar Navigator! campaign. Pairs that defeated the quartet in battle would unlock Mezastar tag sunglasses Dress-up Items for their avatars. Players with the top 100 scores following the end of the campaign also won a physical certificate. The campaign ran from March 24 until April 17, 2024.

Between February 22 and April 17, 2024, players could challenge another Tournament through Memory tag mode. This event was named Mezastar Battle Tournament (Japanese: メザスタ バトルトーナメント) and featured seven Star Trainers from previous set's Trainer and Battle lineups: Hasasu, Shaolo, Ishuta, Terina, Sasura, Nagusa, and Atla. Opponents used the same Pokémon as per their original appearance and defeating one for the first time would unlock a new Support Pokémon Ticket. Players could also unlock a set of dresswear Dress-up Items with their first Tournament victory and winning an entire Tournament would earn players a Medal.

Partner Pokémon

Venipede Poison Sting → Whirlipede Bug Bite → Scolipede Poison Jab

Budew Absorb → Roselia Mega Drain → Roserade Solar Beam

Swinub Powder Snow → Piloswine Icy Wind → Mamoswine Earthquake

Support Pokémon Tickets

Available through the Mezastar Club from February 8, 2024 Valid until April 30, 2024 Krookodile Earthquake	Available in the Gorgeous Star set 4 promotional pamphlet* Valid until April 30, 2024 Wigglytuff Play Rough
Given away at stores designated a "Mezastar City" from February 10, 2024 Valid until April 30, 2024 Mew Psychic	Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Hasasu in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Inteleon Snipe Shot
Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Shaolo in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Infernape Flare Blitz	Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Ishuta in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Kommo-o Focus Blast
Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Terina in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Regirock Stone Edge	Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Sasura in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Electivire Wild Charge
Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Nagusa in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Melmetal Double Iron Bash	Available from February 22, 2024 as a prize for defeating Atla in a Tournament Valid until April 30, 2024 Roserade Solar Beam
Given to Gorgeous Battle! Arceus Challenge! Once Again! lottery participants from March 16, 2024 Valid until April 30, 2024 Darkrai Dark Pulse

Trainer and Battle opponents

Waking Boy Kazuto ねおきしょうねん カズト Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Clefairy Draining Kiss Meganium Magical Leaf Meltan Thunder Shock Floragato Magical Leaf

Multiple Part-timer Chisa かけもちアルバイト チサ Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Ampharos Discharge Boldore Smack Down Fletchinder Acrobatics Toxapex Poison Jab

Party Lover Yasunari パーティーずき ヤスナリ Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Golisopod Bug Bite Typhlosion Flamethrower Conkeldurr Brick Break Nidoqueen Dig

Fledgling Trainer Eita かけだしトレーナー エイタ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Altaria Dragon Breath Corviknight Brave Bird Blaziken Fire Punch Magnezone Flash Cannon

Star Trainer Momoka スタートレーナー モモカ Difficulty: ★★★★★ Darkrai Dark Pulse Gengar Shadow Ball Ludicolo Energy Ball Armarouge Armor Cannon

Superstar Pokémon Laboratory's Professor M スーパースターポケモン けんきゅうじょの Mはかせ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Skeledirge Torch Song Arceus Judgment Quaquaval Aqua Step Meowscarada Flower Trick

Trainer Tag Battle opponents

Mezastar Navigator Masato & J メザスタナビゲーター マサト・ジェイ and Tyranitar Crunch Annihilape Rage Fist Tornadus Hurricane Mezastar Navigator Ai & Sakura メザスタナビゲーター アイ・サクラ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Wigglytuff Play Rough Kartana Leaf Blade Necrozma Photon Geyser

Set list

Tag No.	Name	Type	Grade
4-4-001	Koraidon
4-4-002	Miraidon
4-4-003	Solgaleo
4-4-004	Lunala
4-4-005	Xerneas
4-4-006	Yveltal
4-4-007	Arceus
4-4-008	Melmetal
4-4-009	Zygarde
4-4-010	Garchomp
4-4-011	Brute Bonnet
4-4-012	Flutter Mane
4-4-013	Iron Hands
4-4-014	Iron Jugulis
4-4-015	Gengar
4-4-016	Dragonite
4-4-017	Meganium
4-4-018	Typhlosion
4-4-019	Feraligatr
4-4-020	Hydreigon
4-4-021	Magnezone
4-4-022	Scolipede
4-4-023	Kommo-o
4-4-024	Gallade
4-4-025	Steelix
4-4-026	Chikorita
4-4-027	Bayleef
4-4-028	Meganium
4-4-029	Cyndaquil
4-4-030	Quilava
4-4-031	Typhlosion
4-4-032	Totodile
4-4-033	Croconaw
4-4-034	Feraligatr
4-4-035	Meltan
4-4-036	Melmetal
4-4-037	Gible
4-4-038	Gabite
4-4-039	Garchomp
4-4-040	Gastly
4-4-041	Haunter
4-4-042	Gengar
4-4-043	Dratini
4-4-044	Dragonair
4-4-045	Dragonite
4-4-046	Magnemite
4-4-047	Magneton
4-4-048	Magnezone
4-4-049	Venipede
4-4-050	Whirlipede
4-4-051	Scolipede
4-4-052	Onix
4-4-053	Steelix
4-4-054	Pidgey
4-4-055	Pidgeotto
4-4-056	Pidgeot
4-4-057	Nidoran♀
4-4-058	Nidorina
4-4-059	Nidoqueen
4-4-060	Nidoran♂
4-4-061	Nidorino
4-4-062	Nidoking
4-4-063	Bronzor
4-4-064	Bronzong
4-4-065	Timburr
4-4-066	Gurdurr
4-4-067	Conkeldurr
4-4-068	Mareanie
4-4-069	Toxapex
4-4-070	Stonjourner
4-4-007G	Arceus
4-4-010G	Garchomp
4-4-012G	Flutter Mane
4-4-020G	Hydreigon
4-4-035G	Meltan
4-4-042G	Gengar
4-4-043G	Dratini
4-4-050G	Whirlipede
4-4-053G	Steelix
4-4-068G	Mareanie
4-4-U01	Buzzwole
4-4-U02	Pheromosa
4-4-U03	Xurkitree

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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