In addition to the announcement of the DLC Super-Infraid Splash, which was announced at the launch of the Monument Z-A at Nintendo Direct on the 12th, it was confirmed that Pokemon Home had been activated in 2026, but there was a “one-way visa” design that could not be issued after other generations of treasures had passed through the dream.

Pokemon Home, a new cross-equipment feature introduced in 2020, allows the dream to be transmitted between generations, as well as a tripartite connection with Pokemon Go, where the captured treasure can be uploaded, exchanged with Internet users around the world and redirected.

And on the Nintendo Direct, the new Dream Legend Z-A confirmed that it would continue to support Pokemon Home, but the situation became a little awkward, as the game allowed players to upload the newly captured treasures, but not to allow them to enter other generations, even if they had the same.

At the same time, while other versions of the dream were allowed to enter the Z-A legend, they were not allowed to return to the Pokemon Home, the first such design mechanism to emerge since it became functional.

The main reason behind the transmission restrictions may be the instant PVE fight of the Monument Z-A, which has led to a number of revolving play systems being significantly modified, resulting in a disproportionate difference with other versions, such as the removal of features, the PP (number of applications) and the change to skill cooling times.

Thus, for example, other generations can dream of being systematically removed from the Z-A when they enter the Z-A, and then, if they return to other versions, the loss of the Z-A feature will cause problems in the game mechanism.

In theory, this could be more elegant, for example, by adding a comparison at the end of Pokemon Home, by retrieving the missing capacity after the cross-version of the dream, or by importing random distribution, to solve the problem that the dream of Z-A has no identity.

In fact, similar applications exist, such as the capture of IV100 in Pokemon Go, but because the game has only three values: offensive, defensive, HP, and six other versions of numeric design, and the lack of resonance velocity comparison items, Pokemon Home will randomly fill that parameter, giving the IV100 dream a full score of five insulations for other generations.