Pokémon Home
Pokémon Home, stylized as Pokémon HOME, is a free mobile app and a Nintendo Switch game developed by ILCA and published by The Pokémon Company. It was launched in February 2020 as part of the Pokémon franchise. Its primary function is to provide Pokémon with cloud-based storage. The Nintendo Switch version and the smartphone version of Pokémon Home are both available. Both versions are linked through Nintendo Account, and both a free Basic Plan and a paid Premium Plan are available. Users of both versions of the game may also access a National Pokédex, which is updated when new Pokémon are put in Home. If a person completes this Pokédex, they will be rewarded with a unique Pokeball Magearna.
Move Pokémon To Pokémon Home
Pokémon Home is now available, and it includes the option to import Pokémon from earlier generations into Sword and Shield games. Of course, there are certain restrictions on what may be transferred, but for the time being, Pokémon Home will take the place of Pokémon Bank as the favoured method of storing Pokémon for future generations.
Pokémon Home has arrived, allowing you to retrieve all of your favourite Pokémon from previous games. It might be difficult to do so, especially if you’re transferring them from a previous generation of Pokémon.
How To Move Pokemon From Bank To Home?
A few steps are required to move Pokémon from the Pokémon Bank to your Pokémon Home. To begin, make sure you have the newest version of Bank on your 3DS and have the app downloaded to your mobile device (iOS/Android).
To transfer Pokémon from Bank to Home, you must also obtain a premium (paid) pass.
Once that’s completed, follow these steps to transfer Pokémon from Bank to Home:
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Choose “Move Pokémon to Pokémon HOME” from Pokémon Bank.
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Accept that Pokémon moved from the Bank to the HOME account cannot be reversed.
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When you’re finished, select all the boxes you want to move from Bank and hit Y.
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A 16-digit code will be requested by Pokémon Bank, which you will need to get in Pokémon Home.
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Select “Options” on the Pokémon Home app, then “Account” and “Move Pokémon” under “Account.”
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To acknowledge that Pokémon transferred this method cannot be reversed, choose “Begin move!”.
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“Ready!” should be selected two times.
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Choose “Show Moving Key!” from the drop-down menu. – Please keep in mind that you will only have three minutes to enter the code.
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In Pokémon Bank (3DS), choose OK after entering a movement key.
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The Pokémon Bank and Pokémon Home will link, and the procedure will be completed in a few seconds.
It’s easier to transfer from Pokémon Bank on the 3DS to Home on the Switch.
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Players may pick “Move” in the main menu of Home after both Bank and Home are connected to the same Nintendo Account (Switch).
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Choose “Begin Move” from the drop-down menu.
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“Ready!” should be selected.
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Select “Move to Pokémon Home” in Pokémon Home (3DS).
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Choose “Begin,” then choose the Pokémon boxes you want to move and click Y.
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Select “Display” when you’re ready to enter a Moving Key.
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To begin, enter Moving Key from Pokémon Home (Switch) into Pokémon Bank (3DS) and hit OK.
How To Transfer Pokémon To Bank?
It’s simple to transfer Pokémon to the Nintendo 3DS’s Pokémon Bank. Normally, you’d need a paid membership to do so, but the software is free for the first 30 days following installation on your Nintendo 3DS. Trainers should take advantage of this opportunity to save their Pokémon from previous generations by transferring them to Pokémon Home.
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Choose “Use Pokémon Bank” from the drop-down menu.
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Choose the game you want to play.
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Transfer the Pokémon from the bottom to the top of the screen.
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To save your progress, press X.
How To Transfer Pokémon From Home To Sword And Shield?
To transfer Pokémon from the Home app to Sword and Shield, go to the Nintendo eShop and download the app.
The Switch version will ask if you’ve set up your Pokémon Home app and linked it to a Nintendo Account once you’ve done so on your mobile device. If you choose “yes,” it will instantly link to your Nintendo Account.
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The Switch software will then ask if you want to transfer all of the Pokémon from the boxes to the Switch version as is, or if you want to manually position them.
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Following the transfer, the main menu will display the Pokémon you placed as well as a Pokédex. Select “Pokémon” for this procedure.
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Choose the game you’d want to link to Pokémon Home. Sword, Shield, Let’s Go Pikachu, and Let’s Go Eevee are your only options.
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To connect, choose your game and select “yes.”
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On the following screen, your Pokémon Home Pokémon will be on the left, and your Switch game boxes will be on the right. Select Pokémon manually and move them from left to right or vice versa.
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It’s worth noting that Pokémon who aren’t in your game will have a notice indicating that they can’t be moved just yet.
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Select the plus symbol to depart and “save changes and exit” once you’ve completed.
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