Pal Park

Pal Parkパルパーク Pal Park
Location information
Regions	Sinnoh and Kanto
Weather	Sunny
Kind	Grassland
Needed TM and HM	Surf
Location of Pal Park in Sinnoh and Kanto.

Pal Park is a location at the east of Route 221 (in Sinnoh), and at the location where the Safari Zone was (in Kanto) HGSS where you can migrate your Pokémon from the previous versions of the GBA games in Generation III. It can only be accessed after you have defeated the Elite Four and have obtained the National Pokédex. When you first visit Pal Park in Sinnoh, you will meet Prof. Oak.

Overview

In order to migrate your Pokémon, go to the title screen (where there are the Continue and New Game button) and select "Migrate Pokémon" with a Pokémon cartridge of the earlier versions (Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald/FireRed/LeafGreen) inserted in your Nintendo DS or DS Lite (this feature is completely incompatible with the DSi and 3DS due to a lack of GBA slot). The Pokémon shown in there are the Pokémon you store in the PCs of the GBA cartridges. When migrating, the Pokémon from the GBA cartridge will be gone. Only 6 Pokémon at a time can be migrated. Pokémon cannot know any HMs. If they do, they must be taken to the move deleter and have them deleted before migrating. After migrating the 6th Pokémon, you need to wait another 24 hours if you want to migrate again with the same game park. Changing the time on your DS will delay another 24 hours of migrating.

Next, the migrated Pokémon will be found in the Pal Park. Head to the Pal Park and the person will give you some special Poké Balls equivalent in number to the Pokémon you migrated. Then head to the grassy areas or the water areas to find them. The special Poké Balls have a 100% catch rate. The time taken for you to catch those Pokémon is also recorded. Pal Park is also found in Pokémon SoulSilver and HeartGold. It is found in Fuchsia City in Kanto, where Safari Zone used to be. The Pal Park in those versions looks and works the same way as in Diamond and Pearl, but the 24 hours migrating limit has been removed.

Pal Park may also be used to get all the starter Pokémon from the GBA games, since you don't have to beat Elite Four in those games to migrate Pokémon to newer games. You just have to capture 6 other Pokémon, making you have 7 Pokémon. You then just put 6 of them into your PC, and you can now migrate to newer games. Then you would just start a new save and do it again with another starter Pokémon. Also, in Black and White, you can migrate Pokémon from Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver. The player will have to have two DSes, one with a Generation IV game, and one with a Generation V game in it.

Catching Show

After the Pokémon have migrated to the Generation IV game, they can be caught in Pal Park through an event known as a Catching Show.

Areas

The park is divided into 5 areas. Certain Pokémon will only appear in certain areas. Surf is required to access the two water areas and catch Pokémon that appear there.

Field

Bulbasaur	Ivysaur	Venusaur	Charmander	Charmeleon	Charizard
#001	#002	#003	#004	#005	#006
Pidgey	Pidgeotto	Pidgeot	Rattata	Raticate	Spearow
#016	#017	#018	#019	#020	#021

Nomenclature

Language	Name
English	Pal Park
Spanish	Parque Compi
Italian	Parco Amici
French	Parc des Amis
German	Park der Freunde
Japanese	パルパーク
Korean	팔파크
Simplified Chinese	夥伴公園
Traditional Chinese	伙伴公园
Portuguese	Parque de Amigos

Trivia

• In Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, the Pal Park has the same theme music as that of the Great Marsh.

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