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[[File:storagebox.png||200px|thumb|right|Storage Box Overview]]The Storage Boxes can be found by hovering over 'Home' in the header. It's a place where you can easily arrange your Pokémon and eggs.<br>
[[File:storagebox.png||200px|thumb|right|Storage Box Overview]]The Storage Boxes can be found by hovering over 'Home' in the header. It's a place where you can easily arrange your Pokémon and eggs.<br>
You can move one or more Pokémon around boxes and the party, release them into the wild or go directly to their summary pages. You can also and put your eggs into storage for later hatching.
In the storage box overview you can move one or more Pokémon around boxes and the party, release them into the wild or go directly to their summary pages. You can also put your eggs into storage for later hatching.




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You can see the EHPs an egg has reached till now and how many it needs to hatch (0/5,355). <br>
You can see the EHPs an egg has reached till now and how many it needs to hatch (0/5,355). <br>
The Pokémon's icon is displayed with its name (original or your nickname), the current level and its gender.<br>
The Pokémon's icon is displayed with its name (original or your nickname), the current level and its gender.<br>
You can also see if your Pokémon is a shiny ([[File:shiny_star.png]]), a mega-able ([[File:Mega_bubble.png]]) or if it's holding an item - these are displayed with little icons.<br>
You can also see if your Pokémon is a shiny ([[File:shiny_star.png]]), a shadow ([[File:shadow_star.png]]), a mega-able ([[File:Mega_bubble.png]]) or if it's holding an item - these are displayed with little icons.<br>
Your Pokémon are listed by their numbers in the National PokéDex, except for your Party.
Your Pokémon are listed by their numbers in the National PokéDex, except for your Party.


The right side shows you the options to move or release one or more Pokémon at once and below an overview of all your boxes is diplayed with their names and capacity (number of Pokémon/total Pokémon which can put in this box).
The right side shows you the options to move or release one or more Pokémon at once and below an overview of all your boxes is diplayed with their names and capacity (number of Pokémon/total Pokémon which can put in this box).


If you want to search for a specific Pokémon by its name/nickname you have to scroll down and search for it manually, or use the <i>Ctrl + F</i> shortcut on you keyboard to key in the relevant search word. There are no in-game search functions at the moment.
If you want to search for a specific Pokémon by its name/nickname you will have to scroll down and search for it manually, or use the <i>Ctrl + F</i> shortcut on your keyboard to key in the relevant search word. There are no in-game search functions at the moment.


==Select a Box==
==Select a Box==
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To enter Bill's House click on the link above the Storage Box.<br>
To enter Bill's House click on the link above the Storage Box.<br>
Here you can arrange the names and order of your Pokémon Storage Boxes and increase the capacity of your boxes and egg storage box with PokéDollars.
Here you can arrange the names and order of your Pokémon Storage Boxes and increase the capacity of your boxes and egg storage box with PokéDollars.


==Storage Box Manager==
==Storage Box Manager==
In the first column the box manager allows you to change the name of you boxes up to 16 letters/symbols.<br>
In the first column the box manager allows you to change the name of your boxes up to 16 letters/symbols.<br>
The second and third column shows the capacity level and max. Pokémon capacity of your box and the extend capacity with the new capacity and price. There are 4 levels in total.<br>
The second and third column shows the capacity level and max. Pokémon capacity of your box and the extend capacity with the new capacity and price. There are 4 levels in total.<br>
Level 1 - max. Pokémon: 100 - default level after buying a new box<br>
Level 1 - max. Pokémon: 100 - default level after buying a new box<br>
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The Egg Storage is especially useful for shiny hunters. If you accidentally adopt an egg which will break your chain, you can put it in the Egg Storage, so no one can interact with it. It won't gain EHP and hatch untill you put it back in your party.<br>
The Egg Storage is especially useful for shiny hunters. If you accidentally adopt an egg which will break your chain, you can put it in the Egg Storage, so no one can interact with it. It won't gain EHP and hatch untill you put it back in your party.<br>
You have to buy Egg Storage Boxes with PokéDollars.<br>
You have to buy Egg Storage Boxes with PokéDollars.<br>
The first Egg Storage costs 75.000 [[File:Pokedollar.png]].<br>
The first Egg Storage costs 75,000 [[File:Pokedollar.png]].<br>
The price to increase the capacity is always the fee of the last capacity plus an additional 75.000 [[File:Pokedollar.png]].<br>
The price to increase the capacity is always the fee of the last capacity plus an additional 75,000 [[File:Pokedollar.png]].<br>
There is no limit, you can increase your capacity as high as you like, but unlike the Pokémon Box Storages there is no maximum price for additional Egg Storages!
There is no limit, you can increase your capacity as high as you like, but unlike the Pokémon Box Storages there is no maximum price for additional Egg Storages!


To increase the capacity you have to click on the [Update] link at the bottom, the page will reload and show you the 'New Capacity' and its price for the next Egg Storage at the bottom.
To increase the capacity you have to click on the [Update] link at the bottom, the page will reload and show you the 'New Capacity' and its price for the next Egg Storage at the bottom.

Latest revision as of 06:59, 3 June 2024

Storage Box Overview

The Storage Boxes can be found by hovering over 'Home' in the header. It's a place where you can easily arrange your Pokémon and eggs.

In the storage box overview you can move one or more Pokémon around boxes and the party, release them into the wild or go directly to their summary pages. You can also put your eggs into storage for later hatching.


General

The first row on the top shows the Box' name (PARTY) and a selection of different background patterns for your box. To change the background, click on one of the patterns. You are able to give every box a different background.

When you go to the Storage Boxes it will always show your party as default on the left side.
It gives you a lot of information on your eggs and Pokémon.
You can see the EHPs an egg has reached till now and how many it needs to hatch (0/5,355).
The Pokémon's icon is displayed with its name (original or your nickname), the current level and its gender.
You can also see if your Pokémon is a shiny (), a shadow (), a mega-able () or if it's holding an item - these are displayed with little icons.
Your Pokémon are listed by their numbers in the National PokéDex, except for your Party.

The right side shows you the options to move or release one or more Pokémon at once and below an overview of all your boxes is diplayed with their names and capacity (number of Pokémon/total Pokémon which can put in this box).

If you want to search for a specific Pokémon by its name/nickname you will have to scroll down and search for it manually, or use the Ctrl + F shortcut on your keyboard to key in the relevant search word. There are no in-game search functions at the moment.

Select a Box

To view a specific box click on the Box name on the right side below 'Select a Box' and it will display all Pokémon currently stored in that box on the left side, listed in order of their National Dex Number.

Moving Pokémon

Selecting Pokémon

To move one or more Pokémon from one box to another you have to select them by clicking on the small check box to the left of the Pokémon icon and click on 'Move Pokémon' on the right. After that it will give you the number of Pokémon you selected and the option to [Unselect All] at once. To actually move the Pokémon, you have to click on one of the boxes below. If you have successfully moved the Pokémon it will inform you that X Pokémon have been moved.

Releasing Pokémon

Releasing Pokémon

To release one or more Pokémon, you have to select the Pokémon by clicking the check box to the left of the Pokémon icon and click on 'Release'. Now it will show you how many Pokémon you selected and the option to [Unselect All] at once. Before your Pokémon will be released you need to confirm your action by clicking on [Confirm]. To prevent users from accidentally clicking on the 'confirm' link, a pop up message will appear and ask you again to confirm the action.

Confirming the pop-up will now release all selected Pokémon into the wild permanently. Since they are deleted from the game, they cannot be brought back, so be very sure before you choose to release a pokemon.
Eggs cannot be released in this game.

Pokémon Information

Quick access to a Pokémon's summary

If you wish to see some information on your Pokémon you need to click on it's name/nickname to open the mini summary on the right side. Beside the Pokémon's sprite will appear a list with it's name, current level, if it's holding an item or not and it's PokéDex Number.
By clicking on the [Full Summary] link you will be directed to the site you also reach by clicking on the Pokémon sprite on your user profile.
To get the Storage Box Selection back on display just click on [Close] above the Pokémon sprite.


Overview of the Storage Box Manager

Bill's House

To enter Bill's House click on the link above the Storage Box.
Here you can arrange the names and order of your Pokémon Storage Boxes and increase the capacity of your boxes and egg storage box with PokéDollars.

Storage Box Manager

In the first column the box manager allows you to change the name of your boxes up to 16 letters/symbols.
The second and third column shows the capacity level and max. Pokémon capacity of your box and the extend capacity with the new capacity and price. There are 4 levels in total.
Level 1 - max. Pokémon: 100 - default level after buying a new box
Level 2 - max. Pokémon: 250 - extend fee 150,000
Level 3 - max. Pokémon: 500 - extend fee 200,000
Level 4 - max. Pokémon: 1,000 - extend fee 250,000
With the last column you can order your boxes around by clicking the up/down arrows.
After you are done managing your boxes, don't forget to click 'Save changes'!

If you would like to buy a new box you can to that below the Storage Box Manager by clicking on the button. The current price for the new box is displayed below the button.
The max. price for a new box is 350,000 . Every following box will cost the maximum.

Egg Storage

You can easily increase your Egg Storage

The Egg Storage is especially useful for shiny hunters. If you accidentally adopt an egg which will break your chain, you can put it in the Egg Storage, so no one can interact with it. It won't gain EHP and hatch untill you put it back in your party.
You have to buy Egg Storage Boxes with PokéDollars.
The first Egg Storage costs 75,000 .
The price to increase the capacity is always the fee of the last capacity plus an additional 75,000 .
There is no limit, you can increase your capacity as high as you like, but unlike the Pokémon Box Storages there is no maximum price for additional Egg Storages!

To increase the capacity you have to click on the [Update] link at the bottom, the page will reload and show you the 'New Capacity' and its price for the next Egg Storage at the bottom.