Pokémon Conquest has a password system, accessible from the Ransei map. A password brings a Pokémon to a kingdom, often one that can’t be found otherwise; it doesn’t necessarily show up right away, and a message sometimes announces its arrival. Here are the passwords for the Western versions (Europe, North America, Australia), released in 2012, based on Serebii. Watch out for capital letters.
The passwords
| Pokémon | Password | Released by |
|---|---|---|
| Eevee | 2rz3XFCKmR | Nintendo Power |
| Dratini | Sr5Z5GqAgR | game manual |
| Gyarados | mq2xRVNgRL | IGN |
| Cinccino | vVALFrGTXX | Nintendo World Store |
| Oshawott | frCLRpXG88 | official website |
| Gible | LTb3n3RYJ8 or J3mmJr9rX8 | official website |
| Pansear | niE33w9rwM | Toys ‘R’ Us |
| Panpour | CNZF3wpq3x | Toys ‘R’ Us |
| Axew | BqWxXEK3xg | GameStop |
| Darmanitan | pK5RgzqLG8 | GameStop |
| Sneasel | Rc338MpqLx | GameStop |
| Beldum | CMqkZRRSRX | GameStop |
| Larvitar | Lpu3ggCYk8 | GameStop |
| Emolga | Jnm3kqgN8X | GameStop |
| Pikachu | FZP8GqRZRR or urALRZwvRg | GameStop, Nintendo of Canada |
| Riolu | Shw8mxRAJR | GameStop |
| Scyther | 8GV3LMGrnM | GameStop |
| Lapras | GfV33RVN3F | GameStop |
| Croagunk | LKpk8FRQR8 | Nintendo e-mail |
| Pansage | 6xSG8UCAZR or q5wwwxHD8n | Toys ‘R’ Us |
| Musharna | iMYXwqtHgL | Nintendo Australia |
| Larvesta | yQAw81qxGR | GAME |
| Chimchar | DNB3x2gCgk or RKGBxzC2n8 | official website |
| Deino | 8rf3XPwvJw or PKSRGpCPZJ | official website |
| Lilligant | RwGxLbHRRk | Nintendo Zone |
| Misdreavus | mnKX3qwrZR | official website |
| Snivy | XyADXkr138 | official website |
| Zoroark | 6iYmwq1Y8w | Toys ‘R’ Us |
Swarms
At the start of a turn, the game sometimes announces a swarm of Pokémon in a kingdom, for the whole current month. These Pokémon are often impossible to find elsewhere: Eevee, for example, can appear in a swarm in Aurora, Pugilis, Valora or Viperia.
Wi-Fi episodes
| Episode | Western distribution | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Motonari and Motochika | June 18 – December 31, 2012 | None |
| Keiji, the Wandering Kabuki | July 12 – December 31, 2012 | Having seen the first ending |
| Hideyoshi and Reshiram | August 17 – December 31, 2012 | None |
| Okuni | July 27 – December 31, 2012 | Having seen the first ending |
| Ranmaru | July 2 – December 31, 2012 | Having seen the first ending |
The dates are those of the American distribution; in Europe, the “Hideyoshi and Reshiram” episode arrived in August 2012, and ran until December 31. These episodes have no longer been available since the end of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
