Add four more Mega Stones to your Pokémon Sun or Pokémon Moon game.
Increase your stockpile of Mega Stones in Pokemon sun and Pokemon moon and give more Pokémon the power to Mega Evolve with a special code. When you enter the following password in your game, you'll receive Mawilite, Beedrillite, Audinite, and Medichamite Mega Stones, the items needed for Mawile, Beedrill, Audino, and Medicham to Mega Evolve during battle.
Mega Stones password: INTIMIDATE
These Pokémon aren't available in the wild in Pokémon Sun or Pokémon Moon, but you can bring them into pokemon bank via Poké Transporter from earlier games. Pokémon will lose their items in the process, so this is currently the only way to get these Mega Stones in Pokémon Sun or Pokémon Moon.
To get the four Mega Stones:
- Select Mystery Gift on the main menu.
- Select Receive Gift.
- Select Get with Code/Password, then Yes, and then Yes again to connect to the Internet.
- Enter your password.
- Watch as you receive the Mega Stones.
- Speak to the deliveryman in any Pokémon Center to pick up your Mega Stones.
- Be sure to save your game!
Enjoy bigger battles with the force of Mega Evolution in Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon with these awesome Mega Stones.
If you cant transfer the pokemon over then cheek the GTS, by going it to the festival plaza, Trade, GTS, connect to the internet by pressing yes then yes again, keep on pressing A, until you are at the main menu, you can also deposit pokemon for different pokemon or seek the pokemon you wont but remember you got to have the pokemon someone else wont or you cant have that pokemon.
If you cant transfer the pokemon over then cheek the GTS, by going it to the festival plaza, Trade, GTS, connect to the internet by pressing yes then yes again, keep on pressing A, until you are at the main menu, you can also deposit pokemon for different pokemon or seek the pokemon you wont but remember you got to have the pokemon someone else wont or you cant have that pokemon.
Wish is a move capable of healing Jirachi or its teammates, so it's most commonly used by a Jirachi acting in a supportive role on its team. In addition to Wish, try teaching Jirachi Thunder Wave and Iron Head. Thunder Wave paralyzes the foe, causing it to have a chance not to be able to attack, as well as reducing its Speed. Both of these effects work well with Iron Head, which can cause the opponent to flinch. Jirachi's Serene Grace Ability doubles the chances of the added effects of moves occurring, so opponents will have a very difficult time attacking through Iron Head's increased flinch chance and Thunder Wave's paralysis. If the opponent manages to attack, Jirachi can use Wish to restore its HP. It can even use Leftovers to slowly recover HP while its opponent struggles to attack!
Mew learns tricky moves like Reflect Type, Me First, and Metronome through leveling up that can catch your opponent off-guard. Another fun move Mew can learn is Baton Pass to forward stat changes to a teammate upon switching out. Mew can learn an incredible variety of stat-increasing moves, and it's a stout enough Pokémon to endure a few attacks before using Baton Pass to power-up a teammate. Plus, it can learn Roost to help restore its HP after spending a turn or two increasing its stats. Or Mew could instead help your team as a stalwart defensive Pokémon, using Will-O-Wisp to 
Like Mew, one of Celebi's coolest tricks is Baton Pass. While Celebi isn't able to learn the same variety of stat-increasing moves Mew does, a suite of Nasty Plot, Calm Mind, Substitute, and Swords Dance give it plenty of options. In place of Mew's Roost, Celebi learns Recover, allowing it to restore its health after increasing its stats. Celebi's Attack and Special Attack stats are even, so you can pick an attacking move that takes advantage of Celebi's Nature or the stat-increasing move you choose. You could also forego Baton Pass completely and let Celebi show off its own power after using its stat-increasing moves. Teach Celebi Recover, Nasty Plot, or Swords Dance, and two attacks to really help Celebi dish out the damage.
Darkrai's power comes from its high Speed, its Dark Void attack, and its Bad Dreams Ability. Dark Void can put all adjacent Pokémon to sleep in a Double or Triple Battle, a tactic that has certainly haunted some players' dreams. Dark Void is even more of a nightmare when used by Darkrai, as Darkrai's Bad Dreams Ability deals damage to its sleeping foes at the end of each turn. Bad Dreams can effectively negate an opponent's Focus Sash item or Sturdy Ability by delivering a pretty sizable chunk of extra damage at the end of the turn.
Manaphy has the same stat distribution as most other Mythical Pokémon, with its stats being equal across the board. But Manaphy functions very differently in battle than other Mythical Pokémon due to a couple of interesting tricks. It's one of the few Pokémon that can learn the move Tail Glow, which increases its Sp. Atk by 3. Manaphy's Ability, Hydration, allows it to instantly recover from any status condition while rain or heavy rain is falling on the field. Hydration is a little too niche to base a strategy around, but if you're using Rain Dance or another Pokémon's Drizzle Ability as part of your team, consider teaching Manaphy Rest. Hydration will remove the Sleep status condition at the end of the turn as long as the rain weather condition is in effect, allowing Manaphy to restore all of its health in a single turn without wasting turns in dreamland.
What sets Shaymin apart from other Mythical Pokémon is its trademark Seed Flare move and its two different Formes. When you receive Shaymin, it'll be in its Land Forme. Regardless of which Forme you plan to add to your team, you'll probably want a Shaymin with a Timid or Modest Nature that has training in Sp. Atk and Speed to optimize Shaymin's offensive potential.
You won't want to miss your opportunity to acquire Arceus in August. Arceus has the highest stats of any Pokémon, and by holding the various Plate items, Arceus can become any type in the game. With so many options, we can't possibly go over every solid strategy for Arceus. Just remember that Arceus's type and trademark Judgment move change to match the type of Plate Arceus is holding, so you can customize your Arceus to fit your needs.