Video summary
✨¡Consigue CUALQUIER POKÉMON en el GTS de POKÉMON HOME!
Main summary
Key takeaways
Storyline / Purpose
- The video is a tutorial for getting any Pokémon “legally” through Pokémon HOME’s GTS using a Discord bot (the “Pokémon Home Bot GTS”).
- The host claims the bot pre-selects Pokémon that will be distributed over time, so users don’t request a random Pokémon—they trade for whatever the bot’s current giveaway list says is active.
Gameplay / Core Workflow
Requirements / Where to Do It
- Do everything from the Pokémon HOME mobile app (phone).
- Use: Pokémon HOME → GTS
- Deposit up to three Pokémon into the GTS.
How to Obtain the Giveaway Pokémon
- On Discord, open the channel named “Pokémon Home Bot GTS”.
- The Discord channel lists which Pokémon are being distributed in batches (grouped in sets of five).
- The giveaways are advertised as including:
- Many shiny legendaries
- Some other shinies (e.g., community favorites, starters, etc.)
- For a Pokémon you want:
- Wait until it appears on Discord
- Withdraw/Request it in GTS using the exact name shown in Discord
- Example given: shiny Kyogre
Confirming the Trade Succeeded
Pokémon HOME may briefly malfunction, so the host advises:
- Exit the app and re-enter
- Move between sections while it recovers
You know the trade completed when any of the following occurs:
- The GTS shows a red exclamation mark, or
- You receive an in-app/phone notification, or
- Pokémon HOME indicates the Pokémon is no longer withdrawable and plays the trade animation
- After enough time passes, the host notes the trade state will update and show completion
Key Strategies / Tips Mentioned
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Pay close attention to Discord timing. Giveaway periods end, and the next batch begins (e.g., Kyogre phase ends → Groudon phase begins).
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Don’t leave requests indefinitely. The bot distributes specific Pokémon; trade only what’s currently active.
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Use OT (Trainer name) to verify bot origin:
- The host repeatedly emphasizes the giveaway Pokémon have the bot/host’s OT name: “Kepdog”.
- If the OT differs, it may not be from the bot.
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Batch/sequence tip: If the Discord list repeats (e.g., repeated Kayoger entries), it may be part of a chain that ends with the next scheduled set (e.g., Kayoger → Groudon → Raikusa/Raikouza depending on schedule).
- Suggested approach: leave one or two Pokémon to request the next scheduled Pokémon rather than filling all slots immediately.
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Value note (origin may matter): The host distinguishes Pokémon origins (e.g., Alola/Pokémon Bank, Dynamax Adventures in Sword/Shield, Let’s Go Pikachu transfers), implying some origins may be more “valuable.”
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Trade capacity advice: Keep the third slot available for additional opportunities while chaining trades.
Example Origins Referenced (for Authenticity / Rarity)
- Pokémon Bank transfers (e.g., from Alola)
- Dynamax Adventure / Super Dynamax Nest shinies
- Let’s Go Pikachu-related sources (mentioned for Articuno)
Gameplay Highlights Shown (Examples Used)
- Shiny Kyogre obtained after depositing Pokémon and requesting the active giveaway from Discord.
- Shiny Groudon (including “Origin”/shiny forms as shown in the video examples).
- Shiny Latias / Latios, shiny Dialga, shiny Articuno, and additional legendaries/shinies used as test trades.
- Confirmation visuals described:
- Red exclamation mark next to GTS
- Trade animation and “already traded/can’t withdraw anymore” message
Sources / Gamers Featured (Mentioned at the End)
- Kevdog (credited as a friend who programmed the distribution; referenced as “Kepdog” in the OT context)
- Channel host social handles:
- @granpage
- @cralpate