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Description
Since Pokémon Home is getting an update in the coming week (end of May 2023), which will make it compatible with Scarlet and Violet,
I figured I should make an infographic on all the Pokémon (and regional forms) that are not directly obtainable in these games, but will now be able to migrate into them from other titles, via Home.

Several of these Pokémon have gradually been obtainable through Event-Raids over the past couple months, but those were limited to 2 specific weekends each.

Notably, these Pokemon are mostly limited to game-specific forms, previous starter Pokémon and legendary Pokémon (particularly those that have had the spotlight in other recent games); as opposed to adding more regular wild Pokémon, which make more sense to return through new content and areas in the DLC later this year.

2 Pokémon that one would expect to see here but are absent, are regular Wooper/Quagsire and Galarian Meowth/Perrserker, as those are already obtainable through NPC-interactions in regular gameplay.

(Artworks of individual Pokémon are owned by Nintendo/Gamefreak/Pokémon company, used merely for informative purposes)

Description
Since Pokémon Home is getting an update in the coming week (end of May 2023), which will make it compatible with Scarlet and Violet,
I figured I should make an infographic on all the Pokémon (and regional forms) that are not directly obtainable in these games, but will now be able to migrate into them from other titles, via Home.

Several of these Pokémon have gradually been obtainable through Event-Raids over the past couple months, but those were limited to 2 specific weekends each.

Notably, these Pokemon are mostly limited to game-specific forms, previous starter Pokémon and legendary Pokémon (particularly those that have had the spotlight in other recent games); as opposed to adding more regular wild Pokémon, which make more sense to return through new content and areas in the DLC later this year.

2 Pokémon that one would expect to see here but are absent, are regular Wooper/Quagsire and Galarian Meowth/Perrserker, as those are already obtainable through NPC-interactions in regular gameplay.

(Artworks of individual Pokémon are owned by Nintendo/Gamefreak/Pokémon company, used merely for informative purposes)