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Pokemon Home: Price, Features and Everything You Need to Know

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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Introduction:

Pokemon Home is a cloud-based application developed by the Pokemon Company and Nintendo. This service facilitates the transfer, storage, and management of your precious Pokemon collection across various generations and platforms. Are you interested in organizing your Pokemon from games like Pokemon Sword and Shield, Let’s Go Pikachu/Eevee, or Pokemon Go? Look no further! In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about Pokemon Home, including its price, features, and other vital details.

Pricing:

Pokemon Home offers both free basic and paid premium subscription plans. The Basic plan allows users to store up to 30 Pokemon without any cost. However, if you’re a dedicated trainer looking to collect them all (or just expand your storage), the Premium plan offers more advantages. Priced at $2.99 per month, $4.99 for three months or $15.99 per year, the Premium plan allows users to store up to 6,000 Pokemon.

Features:

1. Cross-Platform Support: Pokemon Home provides compatibility with popular games like Pokemon Sword and Shield, Let’s Go Pikachu/Eevee, and even Pokemon GO (though with limited functionality). It also supports transferring from the older Pokemon Bank service on 3DS.

2. GTS (Global Trade Station): Users can trade their hard-earned catches with others worldwide through the GTS. Simply deposit a Pokemon in the system and request another in return – someone might just send it your way!

3. Wonder Box: With a throwback to Wonder Trade from previous games, place any number of your creatures in the Wonder Box and receive a random one in exchange – all without knowing what you’ll get!

4. Room Trade: Create or join custom trading rooms with up to 20 people for real-time trades.

5. Friend Trade: For those who want to trade with specific users on their friend’s list, it’s as simple as adding each other on Pokemon Home and using the Friend Trade feature.

6. National Pokedex: Track your entire collection between all games by registering your Pokemon in the unified National Pokedex.

7. Move Tutors: Some new and exclusive moves can be taught to certain species by visiting Grand Oak in your Home app on Nintendo Switch. These abilities cannot be learned by other means like TMs or TRs.

8. Mystery Gifts: Receive occasional Mystery Gifts, which include bonus items and even special Pokemon distributions.

Conclusion:

Considering its features and benefits, Pokemon Home is a must-have for dedicated collectors or fans eager to organize their parties across multiple platforms. With its flexibility and unique offerings, the service adds layers of interactivity and engagement to the ever-growing world of Pokemon games. Now you have everything you need to know about Pokemon Home – go forth, catch them all, and consolidate your collection like never before!

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