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The cloud-based Pokemon Home is coming in February, and Nintendo has opened a site that shares more on pricing and other assorted details. Storing your pocket monsters from games like Pokemon. What is Pokemon Home? The Pokemon HOME app is a cloud-based Pokemon storage service. You can link the same Nintendo account to both the Nintendo Switch version and the mobile version of Pokemon.

An origin mark (Japanese: 出身マークorigin mark), previously known as an origin marking (Japanese: 出身地マークplace of origin mark) in Pokémon Bank, is an icon displayed on the summary screen of Pokémon from Generation VI onward that indicates the set of games it originated in. A Pokémon can only have one origin mark.

Pokémon that are hatched, caught, or received as a gift in a Generation I, II, VI, VII, or VIII game will have an origin mark. Even if the Pokémon's parents have different or no origin mark, a bred Pokémon's origin mark always matches the game in which it was bred.

On the summary screen, the origin mark is placed near the markings.

• 1Types of origin mark

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Types of origin mark

Blue pentagon

The blue pentagon^[1][2] (Japanese: 青い五角形のマークblue pentagon mark^[3]) is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in the Generation VI games have. Pokémon that were hatched, caught, or received as a gift in a Generation VI game have the blue pentagon.

Prior to the release of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, having a blue pentagon was referred to as being Kalos native.^[4] While the blue pentagon is blue in the Generation VI games and Pokémon Bank, it is black in the Generation VII and VIII games as well as Pokémon HOME.

All of the first 721 Pokémon can have the blue pentagon, as each of them can be caught, bred, or were distributed as an event Pokémon to Generation VI games. In addition, Mr. Rime can have the blue pentagon, due to Mime Jr. being able to have it.

Black clover

The black clover^[5] (also known as the Alola symbol^[6]) is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in the Nintendo 3DSGeneration VII games have. Pokémon that were hatched, caught, or received as a gift in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, or Ultra Moon have the black clover.

801 of the first 807 Pokémon can have the black clover, as only that many Pokémon can be caught, bred, or have been distributed as event Pokémon to Generation VII games. Unown, Deoxys, Keldeo, Genesect, Diancie, and Volcanion cannot have the black clover. In addition, Mr. Rime can have the black clover, due to Mime Jr. being able to have it.

Game Boy icon

The Game Boy icon is an origin mark that Pokémon transferred from the Generation I and IIVirtual Console games to Pokémon Bank via Poké Transporter have.

Only the first 251 Pokémon, as well as the 18 evolutions of these Pokémon introduced in later generations (that do not exclusively evolve from regional forms), can have the origin mark.

GO icon

The GO icon is an origin mark that Pokémon transferred from Pokémon GO have (whether transferred via GO Park or GO Transporter). While it is in the programming of the Nintendo 3DSGeneration VII games, it was not used until Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. It is a stylized G.

All Pokémon that can be obtained in Pokémon GO (except for Spinda), as well as their cross-generational evolutions, can have the origin mark.

Let's Go icon

The Let's Go icon is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! have. Although it is not displayed in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, it is displayed in Pokémon Sword and Shield and Pokémon HOME.

Only the first 151 Pokémon, as well as the 21 cross-generational evolutions of Generation I Pokémon available in Pokémon Sword and Shield (that do not exclusively evolve from regional forms) can have the origin mark. As Meltan and Melmetal must be transferred from Pokémon GO, they cannot have the origin mark.

Galar symbol

The Galar symbol^[7] is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in the Generation VIII games have. Pokémon that were hatched, caught, or received as a gift in a Generation VIII game or in Pokémon HOME have the Galar symbol. It is a small, black Galar League logo.

All 584 Pokémon in the Galar, Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra Pokédexes can have the Galar symbol, including regional forms and form differences. Out of the available Pokémon in Pokémon Sword and Shield outside of any of the aforementioned Pokédexes, 76 can have the Galar symbol, bringing the total to 660 Pokémon that can have this mark. This includes the Original ColorMagearna, Zeraora, and Melmetal, all of which have been distributed with the Galar symbol from mystery gifts in Pokémon HOME.

No origin mark

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Pokémon obtained in the Generation III, IV, and V games do not have any origin mark. Although Pokémon obtained in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! do not display an origin mark in-game, they display one if transferred to Pokémon Sword and Shield.

Only the first 649 Pokémon, Sylveon, and Mr. Rime can lack an origin mark.

Function

In official live tournaments in Generation VI, VII, and VIII, as well as at the Battle Spot in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, only Pokémon with a particular origin mark can be used. Las vegas slots free coins.

• For Generation VI official live tournaments and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Battle Spot, only Pokémon with the blue pentagon can be used.
• For Generation VII official live tournaments, only Pokémon with the black clover can be used.
• For Generation VIII official live tournaments, only Pokémon with the Galar symbol or the battle-ready symbol can be used.

In Pokémon Bank's list mode, it is possible to filter Pokémon by their origin mark, although it is not possible to filter for Pokémon that have none. Pokémon HOME brought back this functionality with the addition of filtering for Pokémon with no origin mark.

In Pokémon X and Y, if the player has owned a species of Pokémon, but only a Pokémon that does not have a blue pentagon, it will be marked in the Pokédex differently. The player will receive a crown on the Pokédex screen for each of the Kalos Pokédexes only if the Pokédex is completed using only Pokémon that have a blue pentagon. The player will receive a different diploma for a Pokédex completed using Pokémon without a blue pentagon. It is still possible to obtain a crown and get the normal diploma if the Pokédex is later completed using only Pokémon with a blue pentagon.

In Pokémon Sun and Moon, if the player talks to Shigeki Morimoto while they have a Pokémon with the Game Boy icon in their party, he will comment that it takes him back, then give a trivium about the development of the Generation I core series games. In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, he will also detail the development of the Generation II core series games if shown a Pokémon from the Virtual Console releases of the Generation II games.

In other languages

Blue pentagon

Black clover

Galar symbol

See also

References

1. ↑2015 Play! Pokémon VG Rules and Formats (archived) (PDF)
2. ↑New Video Game Competition Format Announcement! | Pokemon.com (archived)
3. ↑大会前に必ずチェック！ | ポケモン竜王戦 (Japanese)
4. ↑2014 Play! Pokémon VG Rules and Formats (PDF)
5. ↑ ^{5.05.15.25.35.4}Battle in the 2017 International Challenge February | Pokémon Global Link (archived)
6. ↑Battle Today Using the 2017 Pokémon VG Championships Format | Pokemon.com (archived)
7. ↑2020 Pokémon Video Game Championships (VGC) Format Rules | Pokemon.com
8. ↑Règles et formats des tournois de jeu vidéo Play! Pokémon (French)
9. ↑Annonce de nouveau format de compétition dans le jeu vidéo ! | www.pokemon.fr (archived) (French)
10. ↑Ankündigung: Neues Wettkampfformat für Videospiele! | Pokemon.de (archived) (German)
11. ↑Un nuovo formato nelle competizioni di videogiochi! | www.pokemon.it (Italian)
12. ↑¡Anuncio sobre el nuevo formato de competición de videojuegos! | Pokemon.es (archived) (Spanish)
13. ↑Combattez dès maintenant en suivant les règles des Championnats de Jeu Vidéo Pokémon 2017 ! | www.pokemon.fr (French)
14. ↑Kämpfe mit dem neuen Kampfformat der Pokémon-Videospiel-Meisterschaften 2017! | Pokemon.de (German)
15. ↑Lotta seguendo le regole della stagione 2017 dei campionati di videogiochi Pokémon | www.pokemon.it (Italian)
16. ↑Combate hoy mismo con el formato de los Campeonatos de Videojuegos Pokémon 2017 | Pokemon.es (archived) (Spanish)
17. ↑Règles des Championnats de Jeu Vidéo Pokémon 2020 | www.pokemon.fr (French)
18. ↑Règles, formats et guide des sanctions des Championnats du Jeu Vidéo (French)
19. ↑Regeln und Formate der Pokémon-Videospiel-Meisterschaften 2020 | Pokemon.de (German)
20. ↑Pokémon-Videospiel: Turnierregeln, Formate und Strafrichtlinien (German)
21. ↑Linee guide sui formati dei campionati di videogiochi Pokémon (VG) 2020 | www.pokemon.it (Italian)
22. ↑Linee guida su formati, regole e penalità per i videogiochi (Italian)
23. ↑Información para los jugadores de los Campeonatos de Videojuegos Pokémon 2020 | Pokemon.es (Spanish)
24. ↑Reglamento, formato y normativa de penalizaciones en videojuegos (Spanish)

On the summary screen, the origin mark is placed near the markings.

• 1Types of origin mark

What Is Pokemon Home App

Types of origin mark

Blue pentagon

The blue pentagon^[1][2] (Japanese: 青い五角形のマークblue pentagon mark^[3]) is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in the Generation VI games have. Pokémon that were hatched, caught, or received as a gift in a Generation VI game have the blue pentagon.

Prior to the release of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, having a blue pentagon was referred to as being Kalos native.^[4] While the blue pentagon is blue in the Generation VI games and Pokémon Bank, it is black in the Generation VII and VIII games as well as Pokémon HOME.

All of the first 721 Pokémon can have the blue pentagon, as each of them can be caught, bred, or were distributed as an event Pokémon to Generation VI games. In addition, Mr. Rime can have the blue pentagon, due to Mime Jr. being able to have it.

Black clover

The black clover^[5] (also known as the Alola symbol^[6]) is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in the Nintendo 3DSGeneration VII games have. Pokémon that were hatched, caught, or received as a gift in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, or Ultra Moon have the black clover.

801 of the first 807 Pokémon can have the black clover, as only that many Pokémon can be caught, bred, or have been distributed as event Pokémon to Generation VII games. Unown, Deoxys, Keldeo, Genesect, Diancie, and Volcanion cannot have the black clover. In addition, Mr. Rime can have the black clover, due to Mime Jr. being able to have it.

Game Boy icon

The Game Boy icon is an origin mark that Pokémon transferred from the Generation I and IIVirtual Console games to Pokémon Bank via Poké Transporter have.

Only the first 251 Pokémon, as well as the 18 evolutions of these Pokémon introduced in later generations (that do not exclusively evolve from regional forms), can have the origin mark.

GO icon

The GO icon is an origin mark that Pokémon transferred from Pokémon GO have (whether transferred via GO Park or GO Transporter). While it is in the programming of the Nintendo 3DSGeneration VII games, it was not used until Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. It is a stylized G.

All Pokémon that can be obtained in Pokémon GO (except for Spinda), as well as their cross-generational evolutions, can have the origin mark.

Let's Go icon

The Let's Go icon is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! have. Although it is not displayed in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, it is displayed in Pokémon Sword and Shield and Pokémon HOME.

Only the first 151 Pokémon, as well as the 21 cross-generational evolutions of Generation I Pokémon available in Pokémon Sword and Shield (that do not exclusively evolve from regional forms) can have the origin mark. As Meltan and Melmetal must be transferred from Pokémon GO, they cannot have the origin mark.

Galar symbol

The Galar symbol^[7] is an origin mark that Pokémon obtained in the Generation VIII games have. Pokémon that were hatched, caught, or received as a gift in a Generation VIII game or in Pokémon HOME have the Galar symbol. It is a small, black Galar League logo.

All 584 Pokémon in the Galar, Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra Pokédexes can have the Galar symbol, including regional forms and form differences. Out of the available Pokémon in Pokémon Sword and Shield outside of any of the aforementioned Pokédexes, 76 can have the Galar symbol, bringing the total to 660 Pokémon that can have this mark. This includes the Original ColorMagearna, Zeraora, and Melmetal, all of which have been distributed with the Galar symbol from mystery gifts in Pokémon HOME.

No origin mark

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Pokémon obtained in the Generation III, IV, and V games do not have any origin mark. Although Pokémon obtained in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! do not display an origin mark in-game, they display one if transferred to Pokémon Sword and Shield.

Only the first 649 Pokémon, Sylveon, and Mr. Rime can lack an origin mark.

Function

In official live tournaments in Generation VI, VII, and VIII, as well as at the Battle Spot in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, only Pokémon with a particular origin mark can be used. Las vegas slots free coins.

• For Generation VI official live tournaments and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Battle Spot, only Pokémon with the blue pentagon can be used.
• For Generation VII official live tournaments, only Pokémon with the black clover can be used.
• For Generation VIII official live tournaments, only Pokémon with the Galar symbol or the battle-ready symbol can be used.

In Pokémon Bank's list mode, it is possible to filter Pokémon by their origin mark, although it is not possible to filter for Pokémon that have none. Pokémon HOME brought back this functionality with the addition of filtering for Pokémon with no origin mark.

In Pokémon X and Y, if the player has owned a species of Pokémon, but only a Pokémon that does not have a blue pentagon, it will be marked in the Pokédex differently. The player will receive a crown on the Pokédex screen for each of the Kalos Pokédexes only if the Pokédex is completed using only Pokémon that have a blue pentagon. The player will receive a different diploma for a Pokédex completed using Pokémon without a blue pentagon. It is still possible to obtain a crown and get the normal diploma if the Pokédex is later completed using only Pokémon with a blue pentagon.

In Pokémon Sun and Moon, if the player talks to Shigeki Morimoto while they have a Pokémon with the Game Boy icon in their party, he will comment that it takes him back, then give a trivium about the development of the Generation I core series games. In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, he will also detail the development of the Generation II core series games if shown a Pokémon from the Virtual Console releases of the Generation II games.

In other languages

Blue pentagon

Black clover

Galar symbol

See also

References

1. ↑2015 Play! Pokémon VG Rules and Formats (archived) (PDF)
2. ↑New Video Game Competition Format Announcement! | Pokemon.com (archived)
3. ↑大会前に必ずチェック！ | ポケモン竜王戦 (Japanese)
4. ↑2014 Play! Pokémon VG Rules and Formats (PDF)
5. ↑ ^{5.05.15.25.35.4}Battle in the 2017 International Challenge February | Pokémon Global Link (archived)
6. ↑Battle Today Using the 2017 Pokémon VG Championships Format | Pokemon.com (archived)
7. ↑2020 Pokémon Video Game Championships (VGC) Format Rules | Pokemon.com
8. ↑Règles et formats des tournois de jeu vidéo Play! Pokémon (French)
9. ↑Annonce de nouveau format de compétition dans le jeu vidéo ! | www.pokemon.fr (archived) (French)
10. ↑Ankündigung: Neues Wettkampfformat für Videospiele! | Pokemon.de (archived) (German)
11. ↑Un nuovo formato nelle competizioni di videogiochi! | www.pokemon.it (Italian)
12. ↑¡Anuncio sobre el nuevo formato de competición de videojuegos! | Pokemon.es (archived) (Spanish)
13. ↑Combattez dès maintenant en suivant les règles des Championnats de Jeu Vidéo Pokémon 2017 ! | www.pokemon.fr (French)
14. ↑Kämpfe mit dem neuen Kampfformat der Pokémon-Videospiel-Meisterschaften 2017! | Pokemon.de (German)
15. ↑Lotta seguendo le regole della stagione 2017 dei campionati di videogiochi Pokémon | www.pokemon.it (Italian)
16. ↑Combate hoy mismo con el formato de los Campeonatos de Videojuegos Pokémon 2017 | Pokemon.es (archived) (Spanish)
17. ↑Règles des Championnats de Jeu Vidéo Pokémon 2020 | www.pokemon.fr (French)
18. ↑Règles, formats et guide des sanctions des Championnats du Jeu Vidéo (French)
19. ↑Regeln und Formate der Pokémon-Videospiel-Meisterschaften 2020 | Pokemon.de (German)
20. ↑Pokémon-Videospiel: Turnierregeln, Formate und Strafrichtlinien (German)
21. ↑Linee guide sui formati dei campionati di videogiochi Pokémon (VG) 2020 | www.pokemon.it (Italian)
22. ↑Linee guida su formati, regole e penalità per i videogiochi (Italian)
23. ↑Información para los jugadores de los Campeonatos de Videojuegos Pokémon 2020 | Pokemon.es (Spanish)
24. ↑Reglamento, formato y normativa de penalizaciones en videojuegos (Spanish)

Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle all come with their hidden ability as a Kanto starter in Pokémon Home on iOS and Android.

Pokémon Home Audio recording programs. is now available on Nintendo Switch and mobile devices. There's been a lot of talk since its launch about its Grand Professor Oak as well as a silly and pretty random gif. However, away from these absurdities, Pokémon fans are also talking about the Kanto starters which come with their hidden ability: Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle.

Although it's available on Nintendo Switch as well as iOS and Android, the mobile version of Pokémon Home is superior as it allows trading. There were some complaints prior to its launch about its Premium price in comparison to Bank, but with its release this no longer appears to be a major point of contention.

Regardless of whether you plan to use the app for free or are already subscribed to its Premium Plan, you'll want to download it either way to get one of three Kanto starters.

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Pokémon Home Kanto starters

Your Starter for Pokémon Home on Nintendo Switch is simply a Pikachu.

However, for Pokémon Home on iOS and Android, you get to choose between three Kanto starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle.

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Each of these come with their hidden ability which is a neat extra incentive to download the Pokémon Home app on your mobile device.

The hidden ability for Bulbasaur is Chlorophyll, Squirtle's is Rain Dish, and Charmander's is Solar Power.

So for the mobile version, you're allowed to pick a starter from KANTOOOOOOO

But for Pokemon home on the switch, you get a pikachu and that's basically it. pic.twitter.com/RtKmrV7aeN

— iSurvived / Poipole for Pokemon of The Year 🙂 (@iSurvivd) February 12, 2020

Which Pokémon Home Kanto starter should you choose

You have the option of choosing between three Kanto starters for Pokémon Home on iOS and Android: Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle.

Each of these come with their hidden ability which is an added bonus.

As for which one you should pick, most of the community seem to be in agreement that Charmander is the least attractive option.

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Just got my Gift Kanto Starter from the Pokémon Home App! I chose Squirtle as I obviously had Charmander already. And it has the Rain Dish Ability!!! pic.twitter.com/KztYdLvHwy

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— Trista Cain#PurdyPosse (@dragonmystic27) February 12, 2020

So…#PokemonHome is out now.

Guess what I'll be Shiny Hunting tomorrow via Masuda Method in Pokemon Sword?

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My first ever starter from back when I was a kid!#SquirtleSquad#Pokemonpic.twitter.com/S1U7W3v4MT

— That Bald Gamer PAX East (@ThatBaldGamer) February 12, 2020

#PokemonHome is out on the Google Play Store too. It gives you a choice of Gen 1 Starter Pokemon for using the mobile app too. Search for 'Pokemon Home app' in the Play Store. pic.twitter.com/nBZyV1PPR2

— Mae (@AtFruitBat) February 12, 2020

I can't help but wonder if anyone was dumb enough to pick Charmander out of the 3 choices for #PokemonHome. Would be a waste considering you can get the Hidden Ability Charmander easily in the base Sword and shield

— Moggy the Falinks Fella (Still Incognito) (@MoggyOh) February 12, 2020

For those of you getting Pokemon HOME on mobile, please, for the love of god, don't pick Charmander. You can get plenty of Solar Power Charmander in Sword and Shield, Squirtle and Bulbasaur are currently one of a kinds until the expansion pass drops.

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— Mystikiü (@mystikiuu) February 12, 2020

Who is the idiot that picked Charmander as the free Pokemon in Pokemon Home knowing full well Charmander is available in Sword and Shield? Also said free Pokemon has its Hidden Ability. pic.twitter.com/Thx3CmZzoG Option key macos.

— Anton Reyes ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° アントン (@antonreyez) February 12, 2020

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