The scientist will exclaim what a stupendous job you’ve done, and the Pokémon will be officially transferred

Once you’re through transferring Pokémon, head back to the console containing your Gen V game.

Then you’ll be given the option to transfer another Six through the same method.

Now you’ll be asked if you’d definitely like to transfer these six Pokémon, say yes.

You may transfer any Pokémon other than eggs and the promotional “Spikey-Eared” Pichu.

After some time, you’ll be taken to a replica of your Gen IV PC where you’ll be asked to select six Pokémon to transfer.

After a bit of time, an icon for your target Gen V game will appear with words reading “Poké Transfer ID: (Your Number),' select that to move forward.

On the console containing your Gen IV title, click on “DS Download play,” via the system’s main menu.

Speak to the scientist in the very back within the lab to initiate the transfer.

In the Gen V game, head to the PokéTransfer Lab found on Route 15.

Put your Gen V game in one 3DS/DS and your Gen IV game in the other.

Once that’s all done, you can get started! Pokemon Home flowchart by Nintendo Nintendo How to transfer Pokémon obtained in Generation IVįor this, you’ll need access to two DS or 3DS systems, a Gen IV Pokémon Game ( Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, Soul Silver, and Heart Gold), and a Gen V Pokémon game ( Black, White, Black 2, or White 2) and to have obtained the National Dex in the Gen V game. If you’re limited to Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, the limitation can be bypassed by manually pushing your clock after every transfer. Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum all have restrictions, limiting you to only a single transfer within 24-hours. If you have a choice, do all your migrations in Heart Gold or Soul Silver. Note: Only 6 Pokémon can be transferred at once using this method.

Voila! You’ve transferred said critters to Gen IV!.

Once there, you’ll be asked to recapture those six Pokémon using special “Park Balls” that never fail.

Leave the transfer menu, enter your game, and head to Pal Park’s physical location.

' Hit that button and select six Pokémon you’d like to transfer.

Start the game, and you should see a new option on your main menu that reads 'Migrate from.

Make sure the game you’d like to take Pokémon from is in the GBA slot, while the game you’re transferring to is in your DS Cart slot.

How to transfer Pokémon obtained in Generation IIIįirst, you’ll need a Nintendo DS with a GBA slot, a Gen III Pokémon game ( Ruby, Saphire, Emerald, FireRed, LeafGreen), a Gen IV Pokémon game ( Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, Soul Silver, Heart Gold), and to have advanced enough in the game to have unlocked the National Dex.Īfter unlocking the National Dex, you’ll gain access to a place called “Pal Park.” At Pal Park, you can transfer Gen III Pokémon to Gen IV with the following process: The Pal Park is a vital mechanic for this process.

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