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Pokémon HOME connects with several Pokémon games, but the official transfer guide sets different rules for different routes. A Pokémon can only move into a game that supports it, and some transfers are one-way. Seeing a Pokémon in HOME does not mean every connected game can receive it. (Pokémon HOME official transfer guide)

Plan the complete route

Identify the game where the Pokémon currently lives and the game where you want to use it. Check that exact combination before confirming a transfer. Do not assume that a route available for one species, form, or origin applies to the next.

Keep the Nintendo Account connection consistent across the relevant devices. When something does not appear where expected, check the account and compatibility information before repeating the transfer attempt.

Organize for future play

Use clear box groups for Pokémon you intend to move, those you want to keep in their original game, and those still awaiting a compatibility check. A little organization makes a large collection easier to use. Our suggestion is to move a small, understood group first and verify its destination. The aim is a collection you can navigate confidently, with each transfer serving a specific plan for the games you play.