Pokemon can be released from the PC box (Image via Gamer Journalist)

How to Mass Release Pokemon in Scarlet and Violet

HOME is where the mass-release is.

As a Pokemon trainer in the Paldea region for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, it can be easy to get a little overboard sometimes when it comes to capturing Pokemon. There are so many new and exciting Pokemon popping up all over, and the open world really gives players the feeling of freedom to go anywhere.

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When your PC boxes start to fill up with Pokemon that you no longer wish to have, the humane thing to do is release them back into the wild. However, this can be a painstaking process when you can only release one Pokemon at a time. But is there a way to mass-release Pokemon in Scarlet and Violet? Read on to find out.

How to Bulk Release Pokemon in Scarlet and Violet

Players can access the PC box right from the main menu (Image via Gamer Journalist)

As it stands right now, gamers who want to mass-release Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are unable to do so. This is because the tool required to mass-release, Pokemon HOME, is currently unavailable for use in the game.

This is expected to change of course, as Pokemon HOME will be given functionality in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet in Spring 2023. Until then, trainers can still release their Pokemon, however, they will need to do it one at a time.

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The good news is that once functionality is linked to Pokemon HOME, trainers will not have to dish out any funds to be able to mass-release their Pokemon. That is only a requirement if they wish to import their Pokemon from other games into the region of Paldea.

Until then, trainers will have to dial back the mass capturing – or just have to manually release their Pokemon one by one after a long capture session.

For more tips and tricks on how to become a Pokemon Master, check out our other guides for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

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Jason Wright is a video game journalist who is passionate about all things in the gaming industry. As a gamer he has been playing as long as he could hold a controller. Starting with the Nintendo Entertainment System, his collection of systems and games grew, and he branched his love of gaming into the next logical step - writing about gaming. His favorite games to play include first-person shooters and trading card games. In his spare time, Jason writes horror stories and does freelance content writing. You can view his portfolio and services at www.pwnd.games.