Should you for some reason need to take a Pokemon from another game and transfer it into this one, we offer a handy conversion setup to do so.
If the Pokemon from the traditional Game Boy games, compare its level to the chart.
| Level | Challenge Rating |
|---|---|
| 1-20 | Starter |
| 21-40 | Weak |
| 41-60 | Average |
| 61-80 | Strong |
| 81-100 | Maxed |
If the Pokemon is from the trading card game, the chart below gives a rarity to challenge rating conversion. Common cards have a circle in the lower right hand corner while uncommons have a square/diamond shape. Rares have a star. Cards with holographic foil are strong challenge rating, regardless of rarity while EX cards are always maxed challenge rating. If the card lists a level for that Pokemon, you may choose to use that level instead.
| Card Type | Challenge Rating |
|---|---|
| Common | Starter |
| Uncommon | Weak |
| Rare | Average |
| Holofoil | Strong |
| EX Card | Maxed |
If the Pokemon is from Pokemon Go, take its CP and compare it to the chart below.
| CP | Challenge Rating |
|---|---|
| 10-100 | Starter |
| 101-400 | Weak |
| 400-1,000 | Average |
| 1,001-2,500 | Strong |
| 2,501 & Up | Maxed |
This game doesn't offer a direct conversion of many of the Pokemon's stats from the varying other games that are out there, but as much as is possible you should transfer over moves as well as whether the Pokemon is shiny or not.
