How to unlock every Sync Pair in Pokémon Masters

Pokémon Masters has over 65 Sync Pairs in the game.

At launch, Pokémon Masters has a whopping 65 Sync Pairs for players to collect and use in battle. Not all of them are going to join you the same way, and they are not all available right now.

Outside of your player character and your Pikachu, you get six characters from completing Story Missions in the game, while the other Sync Pairs come from through Scouting.

Each Scout to obtain a new Sync Pair from the Pokémon Center costs 300 Gems or 300 of the main in-game currency. There is an option to do a group Scout of 10 Sync Pairs for 3,000 Gems, or if you purchased Gems through microtransactions, you get a daily Scout for a reduced 100 Gems.

Any of these Scouts brings up a Sync Pair from whatever banner you are pulling from. If the pair is one you don’t have, it will automatically get added to your Trainer collection, and you can use that pair in your team building. If it is a repeat pair that you already pulled, then that pair get a power-up for their Sync Move, or you get a Power-Up item equal to the Sync Pair’s star level.

Here is a break down of how and where to get each of the Sync Pairs currently available in Pokémon Masters.

Starter Sync Pairs:

Player and Pickachu

Brock and Onix

Misty and Starmie

Sync Pairs Unlocked Through Story Missions:

Whitney and Miltank – Chapter One Scout Tutorial

Rosa and Snivy – Complete Main Story Chapter One

Barry and Piplup – Complete Main Story Chapter Two

Flannery and Torkoal – Complete Main Story Chapter Three

Sync Pairs Unlocked Through Scouting:

Three-Star Sync Pairs – 3.65 percent pull chance

Brawly and Makuhita

Brycen and Cryogonal

Bugsy and Beedrill

Candice and Abomasnow

Cheryl and Blissey

Clay and Palpitoad

Crasher Wake and Floatzel

Janine and Ariados

Liza and Lunatone

Lt. Surge and Voltorb

Marley and Arcanine

Marlon and Carracosta

Maylene and Meditite

Mina and Granbull

Ramos and Weepinbell

Roark and Cranidos

Roxanne and Nosepass

Tate and Solrock

Winona and Pelipper

Wulfric and Avalugg

Four-Star Sync Pair – 1.11 percent pull chance

Agatha and Gengar

Blaine and Ponyta

Bruno and Machamp

Drake and Salamence

Gardenia and Roserade

Grant and Amaura

Kahili and Toucannon

Lorelei and Lapras

Marshal and Conkeldurr

Noland and Pinsir

Roxie and Whirlipede

Shauntal and Chandelure

Siebold and Clawitzer

Sophocles and Togedemaru

Thorton and Bronzong

Whitney and Miltank

Wikstrom and Aegislash

Will and Xatu

Five-Star Sync Pair – 1.4 percent pull chance

Brendan and Treecko

Karen and Houndoom

Kris and Totodile

Olivia and Lycanroc

Phoebe and Dusclops

There will be more Sync Pairs added to the game later, and of the 65 pairs in the game, these are all the available ones. Noticeable exclusions include Blue and Pidgeot, Red and Charizard, and many others listed in other areas.

Blue and Pigeot will be the featured pair in the first event for Pokémon Masters, Reach for the Top, which will begin on Sept. 2.