Duraludon & Raihan Arrive In Pokémon Masters EX
Duraludon & Raihan Arrive In Pokémon Masters EX
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DeNA Co., LLtd. has announced a new series of updates for
Pokémon Masters EX, including a new sync pair coming to the game: Gym Leader Raihan from Galar and his partner Pokémon, the Steel/Dragon-type Duraludon. Let s get into the detais.
Duraludon & Raihan in Pokémon Masters EX. Credit: DeNA
Here s everything coming to
Pokémon Masters EX:
Raihan & Duraludon are now available to add to your team through the sync pair spotlight scout. They will be here until May 30 at 10:59 PM Pacific as a Steel-type strike sync pair. They wi boast a passive skill that boosts Attack and SP. Attack as soon as they join a battle. What might nerf them a bit, though, is that Duraludon s Steal Beam attack will come with recoil damage.
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Tomoko Namba, founder and chair of DeNA Co., has become first woman to be named vice chair of the powerful business lobby Keidanren. | BLOOMBERG
Kyodo Mar 9, 2021
The Japan Business Federation has appointed Tomoko Namba, founder and chairwoman of online service provider DeNA Co., as the first female vice chair in its 75-year history.
But Namba will be the only woman to occupy one of the 20 vice chair posts in Japan’s most powerful business lobby with the rest held by men, reflecting the country’s male-dominated business circle that is lagging behind other countries in promoting gender equality.