What Pokemon are worth keeping?
If you’re wondering which currently available Pokémon are the best to have in Pokémon Go, here are the top 10:
- Tyranitar.
- Dragonite.
- Snorlax.
- Rhydon.
- Gyarados.
- Blissey.
- Vaporeon.
- Donphan.
Should I keep duplicate Pokemon?
While catching duplicates is helpful, you should get rid of them afterwards in order to save precious storage space. Simply open your collection, tap a Pokémon you want to get rid of and select Transfer — you’ll be rewarded with some sweet Pokémon-specific candy that you can use towards evolving that character.
Has anyone actually caught all Pokemon?
Nick Johnson traveled the world to catch every Pokémon Go character, and he has finally done it. Pack it up everyone, someone has caught them all.
Is 3 star Pokemon better?
Your chosen team leader will show you how your Pokémon’s stats fare. … If your Pokémon has three stars and a red stamp, it means that it has 100% perfect IVs. If it has three star with an orange stamp, it has around 80-99% perfect IVs. Two stars means 66-80% IVs and one star means 50-65% IVs.
Should I transfer all my low CP Pokemon?
Yes, I recommend always transferring low-level Pokemon except for the following cases: You only have one of that Pokemon. I like to have one of each so I can have a “living Pokedex” You have enough candies to evolve that Pokemon (even when you evolve starting from high-CP).
What Pokemon Cannot be transferred?
You’re unable to transfer multiple Shiny Pokémon, Lucky Pokémon, or Buddy Pokémon with whom you’ve reached Good Buddy status or above at a time. Additionally, certain Legendary and some Mythical Pokémon (e.g. Mew, Celebi) are not able to be selected for transfer.
Is it better to evolve or power up first?
Should you evolve first, or power up first? Evolve first, power up second. It’s tempting to power up first, because instant gratification is instant, but it’ll cost you less Stardust in the long run to evolve and the strategically power up only your best or favorite Pokémon.