The Battle Pass is the only paid downloadable content for Pokkén Tournament DX. On sale from January 11, 2018, it added, in two waves, two fighters, two Support Pokémon sets and many customization items. Here are its contents in detail.

At a glance

Pre-orderJanuary 11, 2018
Wave 1January 31, 2018 (update 1.2.0)
Wave 2March 23, 2018 (update 1.3.0)
Launch price€14.99
Game completion requiredNo

Wave 1: Aegislash (January 31, 2018)

  • Fighter: Aegislash.
  • Support set: Mega Rayquaza (Dragon Ascent, a devastating attack that uses part of the Synergy Gauge, once per round) and Mimikyu (Play Rough, stronger if it blocks an attack).
  • Customization: an Aegislash T-shirt, caps, jackets and outfits for the avatar, titles and a new outfit for Nia.

Our news from the time: Aegislash now available in Pokkén Tournament DX.

Wave 2: Blastoise (March 23, 2018)

  • Fighter: Blastoise.
  • Support set: Mew (Miracle Power, a random bonus with guaranteed critical hits) and Celebi (Time Travel, an unblockable area attack that forces a phase change, without dealing damage).
  • Customization: a Blastoise T-shirt, swimming goggles, new outfits, titles and two new outfits for Nia.

The purchase bonus

Buying the Battle Pass also gave two laurel wreath backgrounds, green and gold, and two additional titles.

Mew, wave 2 Support Pokémon.

Should you buy it?

The Battle Pass is the only way to play Aegislash and Blastoise, and to enjoy the full roster. For a solo player, it mainly adds two fighters and two original Support sets, Mega Rayquaza and Celebi in particular. The balance updates that followed, from May to September 2018, also affect these two fighters: see Updates.