Zeraora (6IV, Event, Battle Ready) – Pokemon Sword and Shield

(93 customer reviews)

$4.00

Get Zeraora for your Sword and Shield game! Zeraora has Perfect 6IV with recommended Battle Ready nature and moves.

Description

Get Zeraora for your Sword and Shield game! Zeraora has Perfect 6IV with recommended Battle Ready nature and moves.

Choose from the Gen 7 “Fula City” Normal Zeraora or the Gen 8 “Home” Shiny Zeraora!

 

This listing contains transfer-only mons. Home Restrictions apply.

This listing is for Pokemon Sword and Shield.

Note: Trading in Pokemon Sword and Shield requires a Nintendo Account and Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

Pokemon will be sent via Wi-Fi Link Trade under Sword and Shield’s Y-Comm Link Trade. You will need to catch junk Pokemon to send over in place of what you’re getting. Visit the Trade Guide if you’re not sure how to do this, or the Frequently Asked Questions if you need any help.

Reviews (93)

93 reviews for Zeraora (6IV, Event, Battle Ready) – Pokemon Sword and Shield

  1. Alex Feraday

    Very quick and easy transaction. No issues whatsoever. Will definitely consider going with Rawkhet again going forward. Thank you very much!

  2. Ihab Elbaghadady

    Awesome 😎

  3. adamplasencia@gmail.com

    Never used this site before. Figured i would give it a try and whats the worst that can happen? I lose my 2 dollars? Well I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered my package, they contacted me and we traded flawlessly. I would definitely buy from them again. I am so excited to play with Zeraora now! I want all the starters now lol

  4. Nicolas Simonsen

    The transaction was professional, and the information sent via email helped make this trade as smooth as possible. Checking through my Zeraora, everything was how is was suppose to be as advertise! I honestly recommend and will be buying more pokemon in the future.

  5. Tyler Jenkins

    What can I say that hasn’t been said already. Brilliant, quick, easy, great…the list goes on.

    I couldn’t have been more presently surprised and delighted!

    Recommended to 15 people already!!!

    Thanks ☆☆☆☆☆

  6. Nico Pietrek

    Bought one, I got a really quick response the trade was complete right after. If I consider buying more Pokemon, then here.

  7. dragonshmaggon

    Bought one, got a response quick and the trade was easy! Will definitely be purchasing from y’all again as the game continues adding more Pokemon

  8. Skythalion

    Bought 2, quick and efficient

  9. Eric PB

    All 5 stars for a reason.. Quick, fast, got my kid a pokemon we could never get otherwise. Awesome.

    Will use your site again, thanks!

  10. Daniel Guo

    Quick and easy! The dude’s very friendly too, and it’s quite the efficient service. Would recommend.

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    Trade Guide (Sword & Shield)

    To trade in Pokemon Sword and Shield, you'll need a Nintendo Account and an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription. Your Switch Friend Code and in-game Card Code are unnecessary.

    1. Press the [Y] button to open the Y-Comm.
    2. Press [+] to connect to the Internet. The top right should say "Internet".
    3. Choose Link Trade and then Set Link Code.
    4. When you're up in the Trade Queue, you'll receive a Link Code that you can enter here.
    5. Wait for the trade to be established. Stay in the overworld and do not open any menus. It should say "Searching..." at the bottom left.
    6. IMPORTANT: If we don't connect within a minute, please reply to let us know (no need to retry) so we can try another code.

     

    Please ensure you have a stable Internet connection to trade. To check if you can trade online with Rawkhet (and others), do a Test Connection on your Switch (System Settings > Internet > Test Connection) and ensure that your NAT Type is A, B, or C (where A/B is ideal).

    NAT Type D and F will NOT be able to connect with other players. Mobile hotspots from your iOS or Android device, public WiFi, and work/enterprise WiFi are usually NAT Type D. Use a different network or find troubleshooting steps on Nintendo Support.