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A '''legendary event'''<ref group="note">Capitalized as "legendary event" in official newsletters used in-game, "''...you can exchange the rewards you get for 5★ Power-Ups and other items, just like with '''legendary events''' that have returned up to now.''" "''...you’ll be able to strengthen Sync Pairs from '''legendary events''' that come from the same titles as the villainous Sync Pair featured in the event.''" "''The reason why sync pairs on Pasio can Dynamax will be revealed in the Howling Shield of Eternity '''legendary event''', which we discuss below.''" "''The Give and Take '''legendary event''' begins today.''" "''Similar to '''legendary events''', we’d like to add more chances for you to team up with sync pairs just by playing the game.''"</ref> (Japanese: '''{{tt|伝説}}ポケモンイベント''' ''Legendary Pokémon Event'') was a type of limited-time event in {{g|Masters EX}}. Each event focused on a specific [[sync pair]] already formed with a [[Legendary Pokémon]], or a character who would form a sync pair with a Legendary Pokémon over the course of the story. Completing the event story would allow players to team up with the sync pair, and completing other areas in the event would allow players to obtain items to power up the sync pair. | A '''legendary event'''<ref group="note">Capitalized as "legendary event" in official newsletters used in-game, "''...you can exchange the rewards you get for 5★ Power-Ups and other items, just like with '''legendary events''' that have returned up to now.''" "''...you’ll be able to strengthen Sync Pairs from '''legendary events''' that come from the same titles as the villainous Sync Pair featured in the event.''" "''The reason why sync pairs on Pasio can Dynamax will be revealed in the Howling Shield of Eternity '''legendary event''', which we discuss below.''" "''The Give and Take '''legendary event''' begins today.''" "''Similar to '''legendary events''', we’d like to add more chances for you to team up with sync pairs just by playing the game.''"</ref> (Japanese: '''{{tt|伝説}}ポケモンイベント''' ''Legendary Pokémon Event'') was a type of limited-time event in {{g|Masters EX}}. Each event focused on a specific [[sync pair]] already formed with a [[Legendary Pokémon]], or a character who would form a sync pair with a Legendary Pokémon over the course of the story. Completing the event story would allow players to team up with the sync pair, and completing other areas in the event would allow players to obtain items to power up the sync pair. | ||
Each legendary event featured a Legendary Pokémon from a different [[core series]] region, which normally formed a sync pair with a Trainer from that region. There was one legendary event corresponding to each core series region from [[Kanto]] to [[Galar]]. | Each legendary event featured a Legendary Pokémon from a different [[core series]] [[region]], which normally formed a sync pair with a {{pkmn|Trainer}} from that region. There was one legendary event corresponding to each core series region from [[Kanto]] to [[Galar]]. | ||
On November 24, 2021, this event type was formally retired. Stories that previously appeared as legendary events would become permanently accessible under the '''[[Legendary Adventures]]''' section of the main story, with one story added every ten days until all had been added. | On November 24, 2021, this event type was formally retired. Stories that previously appeared as legendary events would become permanently accessible under the '''[[Legendary Adventures]]''' section of the main story, with one story added every ten days until all had been added. | ||
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
Originally, legendary events were structured similarly to most [[story event]]s, consisting of several story areas and several battle areas that were unlocked in an alternating fashion, as well as an exchange shop where players could exchange event items for rewards. The earliest legendary events also featured co-op battles, which allowed players to earn rewards in greater quantities than single-player battles. However, in these events, the final story area of the | Originally, legendary events were structured similarly to most [[story event]]s, consisting of several story areas and several battle areas that were unlocked in an alternating fashion, as well as an exchange shop where players could exchange event items for rewards. The earliest legendary events also featured co-op battles, which allowed players to earn rewards in greater quantities than single-player battles. However, in these events, the final story area of the event—which, when completed, would allow players to team up with the featured sync pair—was only unlocked after obtaining a certain number of event vouchers. After completing this story area, players could exchange event vouchers for Custom ★ Power-Ups and additional copies of the featured sync pair, allowing them to maximize the pair's potential and move level. | ||
These items cost hundreds or thousands of event vouchers, forcing players to spend a significant amount of time grinding event stages to obtain all items in the event. However, unlike other events, these legendary events were planned to rerun periodically. So, event items were not automatically exchanged for coins at the end of the event period, and instead remained in players' inventories to be used when the event next returned. When these events reran, the status of area info was not reset, meaning that areas unlocked in the initial run did not have to be unlocked again, but first-time rewards could not be obtained again. | These items cost hundreds or thousands of event vouchers, forcing players to spend a significant amount of time grinding event stages to obtain all items in the event. However, unlike other events, these legendary events were planned to rerun periodically. So, event items were not automatically exchanged for coins at the end of the event period, and instead remained in players' inventories to be used when the event next returned. When these events reran, the status of area info was not reset, meaning that areas unlocked in the initial run did not have to be unlocked again, but first-time rewards could not be obtained again. | ||
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| December 5, 2019<br>{{tt|March 6, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|February 8, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|July 26, 2021|Fourth run}}<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Fifth run}} | | December 5, 2019<br>{{tt|March 6, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|February 8, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|July 26, 2021|Fourth run}}<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Fifth run}} | ||
| December 19, 2019<br>{{tt|March 16, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|March 11, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Fourth run}}<br>{{tt|October 16, 2021|Fifth run}} | | December 19, 2019<br>{{tt|March 16, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|March 11, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Fourth run}}<br>{{tt|October 16, 2021|Fifth run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Giovanni|Mewtwo}} | ||
| [[File:Masters Lurking Shadow banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters Lurking Shadow banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| January 1, 2020<br>{{tt|April 6, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|December 7, 2020|Third run}}<br>{{tt|June 7, 2021|Fourth run}} | | January 1, 2020<br>{{tt|April 6, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|December 7, 2020|Third run}}<br>{{tt|June 7, 2021|Fourth run}} | ||
| January 22, 2020<br>{{tt|April 24, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|January 4, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|July 26, 2021|Fourth run}} | | January 22, 2020<br>{{tt|April 24, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|January 4, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|July 26, 2021|Fourth run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync/player|Solgaleo}} | ||
| [[File:Masters The Beast That Devours the Sun banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters The Beast That Devours the Sun banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| January 30, 2020<br>{{tt|November 1, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|April 8, 2021|Third run}} | | January 30, 2020<br>{{tt|November 1, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|April 8, 2021|Third run}} | ||
| February 14, 2020<br>{{tt|December 7, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|May 18, 2021|Third run}} | | February 14, 2020<br>{{tt|December 7, 2020|Second run}}<br>{{tt|May 18, 2021|Third run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Zinnia|Rayquaza}} | ||
| [[File:Masters The Dragon That Rules the Sky banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters The Dragon That Rules the Sky banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| April 30, 2020<br>{{tt|January 4, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|May 18, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|October 16, 2021|Fourth run}} | | April 30, 2020<br>{{tt|January 4, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|May 18, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|October 16, 2021|Fourth run}} | ||
| May 14, 2020<br>{{tt|February 8, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|June 7, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|November 22, 2021|Fourth run}} | | May 14, 2020<br>{{tt|February 8, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|June 7, 2021|Third run}}<br>{{tt|November 22, 2021|Fourth run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Silver|Ho-Oh}} | ||
| [[File:Masters Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| August 17, 2020<br>{{tt|March 15, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Third run}} | | August 17, 2020<br>{{tt|March 15, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Third run}} | ||
| September 3, 2020<br>{{tt|April 8, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Third run}} | | September 3, 2020<br>{{tt|April 8, 2021|Second run}}<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Third run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Cyrus|Palkia}} | ||
| [[File:Masters New World Dilemma banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters New World Dilemma banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| February 11, 2021<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Second run}} | | February 11, 2021<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Second run}} | ||
| March 4, 2021<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Second run}} | | March 4, 2021<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Second run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Professor Sycamore|Xerneas}} | ||
| [[File:Masters Give and Take banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters Give and Take banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| May 4, 2021<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Second run}} | | May 4, 2021<br>{{tt|August 19, 2021|Second run}} | ||
| May 20, 2021<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Second run}} | | May 20, 2021<br>{{tt|September 16, 2021|Second run}} | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Ghetsis|Kyurem}} | ||
| [[File:Masters Father or Foe banner.png|350px]] | | [[File:Masters Father or Foe banner.png|350px]] | ||
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| August 12, 2021 | | August 12, 2021 | ||
| September 16, 2021 | | September 16, 2021 | ||
| {{ | | {{sync|Hop|Zamazenta}} | ||
| style="{{roundybr|5px}}" | [[File:Masters Howling Shield of Eternity banner.png|350px]] | | style="{{roundybr|5px}}" | [[File:Masters Howling Shield of Eternity banner.png|350px]] | ||
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