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> Gen 7: Had all the Pokémon in every game until Let's Go which is gen 7 by technicality. Cannot receive Pokémon from previous mainline games only
> Gen 8: announces and formalizes the dexcut. First games able to receive Pokémon from Pokémon Home Bank's inferior more expensive successor. All gen games have transfer but incomplete restricted transfer because of incomplete rosters
> Gen 9: Continues the Dexcut trends of gen 8 for its debut games and DLC
However in order for gen 8 to be the objective worst gen 9 must end the dexcut. Gen 7 starting with full national dex and gen 9 ending with full national dex places gen 8 at the center of dexcut dragging its neigbors down with it thus truly being the worst generation ever. But through this darkness not only will the Pokémon come back permanently but the games will get better as well. Especially if Gen 10's scheduled released year of 2024 conflicts with the Switch 2's launch forcing gamefreak to delay to Gen 10 to 2025 to give them time to adjust to the new hardware.
> Gen 8: announces and formalizes the dexcut. First games able to receive Pokémon from Pokémon Home Bank's inferior more expensive successor. All gen games have transfer but incomplete restricted transfer because of incomplete rosters
> Gen 9: Continues the Dexcut trends of gen 8 for its debut games and DLC
However in order for gen 8 to be the objective worst gen 9 must end the dexcut. Gen 7 starting with full national dex and gen 9 ending with full national dex places gen 8 at the center of dexcut dragging its neigbors down with it thus truly being the worst generation ever. But through this darkness not only will the Pokémon come back permanently but the games will get better as well. Especially if Gen 10's scheduled released year of 2024 conflicts with the Switch 2's launch forcing gamefreak to delay to Gen 10 to 2025 to give them time to adjust to the new hardware.
