Sync Pairs are the Pokémon / Trainer combos you’ll recruit as you play through Pokémon Masters, the new iOS and Android incarnation of the long-running franchise. Instead of catching particular Pokémon, you’ll team up with trainers from the series history, and each one is synced with their favorite, most iconic Pokémon pals.
If you’re curious to see which Pokémon trainers are available to team up with, here’s the complete list in order of Star rating. You can get Pokémon Sync Pairs rated by rarity — three stars, four stars, or five stars. There are two ways to recruit Sync Pairs; playing through the story will unlock some, while others are exclusive to the Sync Pair Scout system. To scout, you’ll have to spend gems for random rolls, hoping to get the pairs you want to see the most.
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All The Pokémon & Trainers You Can Collect | Sync Pairs List
Sync Pairs are Pokémon / Trainer combos that you can unlock in the story mode or by spending gems in the Sync Pair Scout feature. Sync Pairs come in three rarities — three star, four star, or five star. Fiver Star Sync Pairs are the best, so you’ll want to cross your fingers and hope luck is on your side to get these awesome trainers.
Check the links below for a closer look at each trainer. The Sync Pair list was compiled by Android Central.
Sync Pairs – Five Star
- Acerola and Palossand
- Blue and Pidgeot
- Brendan and Treecko
- Cheren and Stoutland
- Karen and Houndoom
- Kris and Totodile
- Olivia and Lycanroc
- Phoebe and Dusclops
- Rosa and Snivy
Sync Pairs – Four Star
- Agatha and Gengar
- Blaine and Ponyta
- Bruno and Machamp
- Clair and Kingdra
- Drake and Salamence
- Erika and Vileplume
- Flint and Infernape
- Gardenia and Roserade
- Grant and Amaura
- Hau and Alolan Raichu
- Kahili and Toucannon
- Koga and Crobat
- Lorelei and Lapras
- Marshal and Conkeldurr
- Nanu and Persian
- Noland and Pinsir
- Roxie and Whirlipede
- Shauntal and Chandelure
- Siebold and Clawitzer
- Sophocles and Togedemaru
- Thorton and Bronzong
- Viola and Surskit
- Whitney and Miltank
- Wikstrom and Aegislash
- Will and Xatu
Sync Pairs – Three Star
- Barry and Piplup
- Brawly and Makuhita
- Brock and Onix
- Brycen and Cryogonal
- Bugsy and Beedrill
- Candice and Abomasnow
- Cheryl and Blissey
- Clay and Palpitoad
- Crasher Wake and Floatzel
- Flannery and Torkoal
- Hapu and Mudsdale
- Iris and Haxorus
- Janine and Ariados
- Korrina and Lucario
- Liza and Lunatone
- Lt. Surge and Voltorb
- Marley and Arcanine
- Marlon and Carracosta
- Maylene and Meditite
- Mina and Granbull
- Misty and Starmie
- Norman and Slaking
- Pryce and Seel
- Ramos and Weepinbell
- Roark and Cranidos
- Roxanne and Nosepass
- Skyla and Swanna
- Sygna Suit Brock and Tyranitar
- Tate and Solrock
- Winona and Pelipper
- Wulfric and Avalugg
- Yourself and Pikachu
That’s all the Sync Pairs in the game (so far)! Thanks to the game’s spectacular popularity, I imagine we’ll be seeing many, many more Sync Pairs in the future.