Pal Pad
Summary
Pal Pad is a key item introduced in Generation IV of the Pokémon series. It is used for registering and managing Friend Codes, which are essential for enabling Wi-Fi interactions like battles and trades with other players. Upon accessing the Pal Pad through the Key Items pocket in the player's bag, users can register up to 32 Friend Codes in their system, allowing for seamless connectivity within the Pokémon world.
The Pal Pad also displays the player’s own Friend Code once they connect to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection for the first time. This code is unique to each game and necessary for sharing with friends to partake in online multiplayer activities. Besides merely storing Friend Codes, it helps foster an interactive and social aspect of the game, encouraging players to engage in cooperative or competitive play.
Some interesting facts about the Pal Pad: 1. Introduction and Evolution: The Pal Pad debuted in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl and continued to be a feature in subsequent games up to Pokémon X and Y. In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha
Effect
Contains friend codes for up to 32 other players, as well as their sprite, gender, and basic statistics for those that have been seen on WFC.
Short Effect: Use to record Friend Codes and check your own.
Contains friend codes for up to 32 other players, as well as their sprite, gender, and basic statistics for those that have been seen on WFC.
Game Descriptions
Item Details
- Cost 0
- Category Gameplay
Game Appearances
| Generation | Game Index |
|---|---|
| Generation IV | 437 |
| Generation V | 437 |
| Generation VI | 437 |
| Generation VII | 437 |
| Generation VIII | 437 |