Is it possible to transfer MissingNo. and other Gen 1 Glitch Pokémon to the PokéBank?
As discussed in this question, Pokémon obtained through glitches such as Mew and Missingno are alive and well in the 3DS remakes of the first generation Pokémon games. One question remains, however: can these Pokémon be transferred to the Pokémon Bank?
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No, but they can be transferred to Gen 2, where they'll be valid Pokémon. They will, however, have the glitched moves, and may or may not be able to be transferred to Pokébank.
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Can you transfer MissingNo to games?
Since nicknames cannot be changed after a Pok\xe9mon moves from one older game to another, a Pok\xe9mon affected by the MissingNo. glitch will have to live with that new, incorrect moniker for good. While some may be amused to own a Raichu named Hitmonlee, for others, the glitch isn't worth the trouble.Can you transfer MissingNo to Pokebank?
Capturing or encountering a Missingno can mess up your game pretty bad, though it's also fun to experiment with for things like an infinite item bug. Anyway, if you do capture one, you can attempt to transfer it to Pokemon Bank, but if you do, it doesn't work too well.Can you trade MissingNo to gen2?
No MissingNo. can evolve or learn any moves through leveling up. If the RB MissingNo. is traded to Generation II, it will hold a Carbos.Can glitch Mew be transferred?
Mew could only legally be obtained in Virtual Consoles through an event. All Mew received from such an event have an OT of "GF" and an OT ID of "22796". If a Mew does not have these values, it won't transfer.Successfully trading MissingNo. from Generation I to Generation II (request)
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