Pokémon GO: Unlock Infinite Pokémon Storage and Catch 'Em All!
Pokemon GO: Limited storage poses a challenge for players collecting the vast array of Pokemon available Discover the maximum storage limit in the game
Pokemon GO has an extensive database of thousands of Pokemon awaiting capture by fans. However, there are certain limitations to consider. With numerous raids, community days, and other events in the game, Trainers amass Pokemon rapidly, resulting in a full inventory and no space for new additions. This issue of restricted storage capacity has long been a concern for players across the franchise's games, including Pokemon GO on mobile devices. Even the Pokemon HOME application, designed as a sanctuary for players' cherished Pokemon, imposes restrictions on storage. So, what exactly is the maximum number of Pokemon that can be held in Pokemon GO?
What is the Max Storage Limit in Pokemon GO?
Pokemon GO has a maximum limit of 300 Pokemon that a Trainer can hold at once. However, players have the option to enhance their storage capacity. In the in-game store, trainers can purchase a "Pokemon Storage Upgrade" which increases the maximum limit by 50. This upgrade allows trainers to reach a maximum storage capacity of 6,800, but beyond that, no further increases are possible.
For those concerned about reaching storage capacity, Pokemon HOME offers a solution. Trainers can transfer their Pokemon from one game to another or keep them securely stored in Pokemon HOME. With a premium membership plan, players can store up to 6,000 Pokemon in their Pokemon HOME account.
Players can transfer Pokemon they don't want to keep to the professor, who will reward them with candy. This candy can be used to evolve or level up their Pokemon. It's a mutually beneficial arrangement. Additionally, players can trade their Pokemon for ones they don't have, either within Pokemon GO or by using Pokemon HOME to connect with trainers worldwide. Although there is a limit on the number of Pokemon players can have, the maximum limits are generous enough that trainers don't need to worry too much about keeping their favorite Pokemon and still have space for more.
Pokemon GO is available on mobile devices.
