Pokémon Champions Mystery Gift Codes — Complete Guide (June 2026)

If you’re playing Pokémon Champions and want to grab some free stuff without spending a dime, you’re in the right place. This guide breaks down every active code, expired code, and how to actually redeem them before they vanish.

Free Gifts You Can Get Right Now (No Code Needed)

Some rewards in Pokémon Champions don’t require any code at all — you just need to log in or connect to the internet. Here’s what’s currently up for grabs:

There are also some permanent bonuses tied to Pokémon HOME. If you transfer specific Pokémon from Pokémon Legends Z-A through HOME, you’ll unlock their Mega Stones:

• Chesnaughtite — Transfer a Chesnaught
• Delphoxite — Transfer a Delphox
• Greninjanita — Transfer a Greninja
• Floettite — Transfer an Eternal Flower Floette

These don’t expire, so no rush there.

Heads up: Even though these gifts are “free,” they still expire one month after you claim them in your inbox. Don’t let them sit there forever.

Active Mystery Gift Codes (June 2026)

These are the codes you can type in right now to get rewards:

That’s honestly not a lot right now, but Nintendo usually drops new codes during events and tournaments, so keep an eye out.

Codes That Already Expired (Don’t Bother Trying)

These worked before but are dead now. Just so you know what you missed:

How to Redeem Codes in Pokémon Champions

It’s pretty straightforward, but you need to unlock the feature first:

1. Finish the tutorial — Mystery Gift won’t show up until you do.
2. From the main menu, tap “Submenu” (bottom right corner).
3. Scroll down and select “Mystery Gift.”
4. Type in the code exactly as shown (they’re case-sensitive).
5. Hit Confirm.
6. Go back to the main menu and open your Mailbox (the little envelope icon) to collect your reward.

You’ll need an internet connection, but you don’t need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription for this.

Watch Out for Fake Codes

This happens with every Pokémon game — random websites start posting “secret codes” that don’t actually exist. If a code isn’t on this list or an official Nintendo source, be careful. Typing in fake codes won’t get you banned or anything, but it’s a waste of time and some sketchy sites might try to scam you.

Where to Find New Codes

Your best bets for future codes are:

• Official Pokémon social media accounts
• Nintendo newsletters
• Twitch streams during major tournaments (like NAIC or PJCS)
• Special events like Pokémon Day

I’ll try to keep this updated as new codes drop, but since we’re in late June 2026, the next batch will probably come around a summer event or the next championship series.

Bottom line: If you haven’t grabbed CHAMP10N for that free Machamp yet, do it now — you’ve got until August 31st. And don’t forget to log in before September 2nd if you want that Raichu with its Mega Stones.