Pokémon Scarlet and Violet feature a new box system. In prior games, trainers would still need to go to a Pokémon Center in order to put a Pokémon in a Box. Since there are so many new Pokémon to acquire in Generation 9, it is certain that trainers will make frequent use of their Boxes, and sometimes may not be enough.
You have the option of manually increasing the number of Boxes available to you, or you can choose to let the game do it automatically as you continue to collect Pokémon. Follow this guide if you want to know how to get more Boxes in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
Get more Boxes in Scarlet and Violet
To get more boxes in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, you will need 17 Pokémon at the very least. Press the X button to access the Main menu, and then scroll down to select Boxes. You will find that you have a total of eight boxes after clicking the All Boxes button located at the bottom of the screen. After that, put a Pokemon in each and every box, and then exit the Box system.
When you go back to the Box system and select All Boxes once again, you will find that the number of boxes increased to 16 or has doubled. You will need 17 Pokémon given that you are required to have at least one Pokémon in your party at all times. Furthermore, you will need to place one Pokémon in each and every box once again in order to double the number of boxes using the same method.
If you need help finding Pokémons and items, we have some additional guides for you: Where to find Mints, Where to find Frigibax, Where to find Tinkatink, Where to find Sinistea, Where to find Bronzor, Where to find Mankey, Where to find Charcadet, Where to find Riolu, Where to find Eevee, and Where to find Wattrel.
That’s all you need to know to get more Boxes in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. For more great content, check out the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet section of our site!
Thank’s for posting this article, i was trying to get a Rockruff with the Own Tempo ability and ended up catching roughly 20 before i finally got one with the right ability.