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Home»News»Gaming News»Pokemon Sword and Shield Introduce Pokemon Jobs

Pokemon Sword and Shield Introduce Pokemon Jobs

By Todd BlackAugust 7, 2019
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The Galar Region in Pokemon Sword and Shield is getting unveiled piece by piece. And with each new one, it’s clear that Nintendo is trying to expand the Pokemon world in new ways while also paying homage to games in the past.

A new trailer for Pokemon Sword and Shield arrived today and showed off new characters and Pokemon. But after that, Nintendo released a statement about a new gameplay feature, Poke Jobs.

In the Galar region, it is very common for people and Pokémon to work together. Many corporations and universities request the help of Pokémon through what are known as Poké Jobs.

You can check available Poké Jobs at the Rotomi in Pokémon Centers, and you’ll also be able to send Pokémon from your Boxes directly to any job you accept!

The Pokémon you send will help out with the job, and the experience will even help them grow. There are many different Poké Jobs available. You’ll find that certain Pokémon types are suited for specific jobs, too. Helping out for a long time or sending as many Pokémon as you can on a job can also net some good results. You might even receive some rare items!

There are many places requesting the help of Pokémon, including corporations and universities.

You’ll choose the Pokémon you want to send to the Poké Job from your Boxes.

Each Pokémon sent to a Poké Job will come back having grown from the experience!

They’ll receive rewards like Exp. Points or base points, and how much they get will depend on factors like how long they work and their types!

You can accept jobs from the Rotomi you can find in every Pokémon Center around the Galar region. Rotomi have many different features aside from Poké Jobs, too—you can access your Boxes or even have a go at the Loto-ID!

You can find Rotomi in any Pokémon Center in the Galar region.”

The game releases on November 15th.

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Todd Black

A self-proclaimed Nintendo fanboy, born, bred, and Mushroom fed! He’s owned every Nintendo handheld and every console since the SNES. He's got a degree in video game development, is a published comic book writer and an author of several novels!

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