PMMO Bank¶
The PMMO Bank holds everything you deposited on the old 1.16 server, Pokemon and eligible cosmetic items, and lets you pull it across to this one. Open it with /pmmohome (or /pmmobank). Migration is one way: you deposit on 1.16, withdraw here, and nothing ever goes back.
How to access¶
Open the bank with /pmmohome (the alias /pmmobank does the same thing). You deposit on the 1.16 server. Here the bank is view and withdraw only, with no path to send anything back.
How the bank works¶
- Migration is one way. Items and Pokemon move from the 1.16 server to this one, never the other way around.
- Items withdraw for free. Eligible cosmetic items you banked on 1.16 arrive fully restored at no cost. Just click one to pull it into your inventory (make sure you have a free slot).
- Pokemon cost a fee to withdraw, based on their quality (see below).
- Withdrawn Pokemon arrive unbreedable. This is permanent, so plan around it before you pull a Pokemon you intended to breed.
- Pokemon need a home. A withdrawn Pokemon joins your party if there is room, otherwise it is sent to your PC. If both your party and PC are full, the withdrawal is blocked.
Using the bank container¶
The bank is a paged grid, 30 slots per page, with previous, next, back, and info buttons along the bottom row. Each stored entry shows its full details on hover:
- For Pokemon: level, nature (and any mint), ability, IVs (with a percentage), EVs, moves, original trainer, palette, and form.
- The complete withdrawal fee breakdown.
- The region cup you need to withdraw it, marked with a check or a cross depending on whether you have it.
- Warnings that the Pokemon will be unbreedable and that migration cannot be undone.
Click an entry and confirm to withdraw it. The info book in the bottom row shows how many Pokemon and items you have stored and which page you are on.
The region cup requirement¶
To withdraw a Pokemon you must hold the cup for that Pokemon's home region, earned by defeating that region's Elite Four. The cup is decided by the Pokemon's Pokedex number.
| Home region | Cup needed |
|---|---|
| Kanto | Indigo Cup |
| Johto | Johto Cup |
| Hoenn | Hoenn Cup |
| Sinnoh | Sinnoh Cup |
| Unova | Unova Cup |
| Kalos | Kalos Cup |
| Alola | Alola Cup |
| Galar | Galar Cup |
| Paldea | Paldea Cup |
The cup is required even when the Pokemon's palette makes the withdrawal free.
Withdrawal fees¶
A Pokemon's fee is a base cost set by its IVs, plus surcharges for shiny, Legendary, and special palettes. EVs never affect the price.
Base cost (from IVs): the base fee starts at a floor of $50,000 and scales smoothly up with IV quality, reaching a maximum of $2,000,000 for a perfect Pokemon (31 in all six stats). Better IVs mean a higher base cost.
Surcharges are added on top of the base:
| Extra | Added to the fee |
|---|---|
| Shiny palette | +$2,000,000 |
| Legendary, Mythical, or Ultra Beast | +$500,000 (raised to +$2,000,000 if it is also shiny) |
| Any other special or custom palette | +$2,000,000 |
Free withdrawals: select limited edition and event palettes (holiday, novelty, and similar special palettes) make the entire Pokemon withdrawal free. The base cost and every surcharge are waived, though you still need the region cup.
The fee is paid from your in-game money balance. If you cannot afford it, or your party and PC are both full, the withdrawal is stopped before anything is charged.
Tips¶
- Pull your free cosmetic items any time, they cost nothing and only need an open inventory slot.
- Earn a region's cup by beating its Elite Four before you try to bring that region's Pokemon across.
- Remember that withdrawn Pokemon cannot breed, so bring over your battlers and collectibles rather than breeding stock.