Pokémon GO

I need Eevee's orb, Eevee, please come out ㅠㅠ

Legendary Pokémon and regular Pokémon are pretty much the same if you exclude their skills, so having fewer legendaries doesn't mean they're weak! If you still want a legendary, try doing Pokémon raids! Good luck everyone!!!!

It's not as fun as it used to be lol

My favorite Pokemon is Piplup, should I evolve it or just keep it as is? ㅜㅜ It's nothing major, but I've been agonizing over this for days... ㅜㅜㅜ lol

Raids are when multiple players team up to take down a single Raid Boss. For Mega Raids or Legendary Raids, having multiple players is a must. During Raid events, head to urban areas with lots of people and Gyms. Don't just bring Pokémon with high CP; focus on type matchups. However, don't bring Pokémon with CP below 1000 just to match types. Additionally, you need Raid Passes, and there are three types. First is the standard Raid Pass, obtainable once per day from a Gym (limit one, but can increase during events). Second is the Premium Battle Pass, which functions the same but allows continuous raiding beyond the free daily pass. Third is the Remote Raid Pass, letting you raid from a distance. The Premium and Remote Raid Passes must be purchased with Gym Coins. Make sure to place Pokémon in Gyms!

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I know I'm a bit late posting this because I couldn't be bothered to write on the community boards, but Back then, there was a 10x EXP event and I also used a Lucky Egg, So I got a massive buff and only caught one Pikachu, I don't think I'll ever see over 60,000 EXP again lol

Pokemon Level: Increases by 0.5 with each power-up, and CP/HP increase along with the level. - Essential resources required for power-ups (Obtainable through catching Pokemon) Stardust: Shared by all Pokemon Required for all power-ups from level 1-50 Candy: Shared only by each Pokemon and its evolutions Required for power-ups from level 1-40 XL Candy: Shared only by each Pokemon and its evolutions Required for power-ups from level 4-50 Rare Candy/Rare XL Candy: Items that can be converted into candy for any Pokemon. Obtained as rewards from raids, etc. Trainers can reach level 80, and Pokemon can reach level 50. If your trainer level is n, you can only power up your Pokemon to level n+10. Max Level/Level 50 Power-Up: Powering up a Pokemon to its maximum level of 50. Level 40 Power-Up: Powering up only to level 40 for cost-effectiveness, as power-ups from level 4-50 require a huge amount of XL Candy and Stardust. Level 51: When a Pokemon becomes your Best Buddy, it can be powered up to level 51 while equipped as your buddy (+1).

CP: A numerical representation of a Pokemon's overall combat power. IV: A Pokemon's inherent individual values for Attack, Defense, and HP. 100% Pokemon: A perfect Pokemon where all stats (Attack, Defense, HP) are at their maximum (15/15/15). ㄴNear-Perfect Pokemon: Pokemon with stats of 15/15/14 or 15/14/15, but considered functionally the same as a 100% Pokemon. ㄴPurified Perfect Pokemon: Purifying a Shadow Pokemon increases each stat by 2. This is utilized to call Shadow Pokemon with all stats at 13 or higher 'Purified Perfect Pokemon'. Attack stat is squared when reflected in combat power, making it more important than the other two stats.

Hi, I'm the friend of the person who posted this. I've been playing Pokémon GO for a very long time and have a rare Pokémon called 'Armored Mewtwo'. However, my girlfriend just started playing Pokémon GO, and after only 3 weeks, she got a regular 'Kyurem'. She's been pestering me to trade her Kyurem for my Armored Mewtwo... Should I do it? She's looking at me with such sparkling eyes, and it feels like a really bad deal. My one and only Armored Mewtwo... What would you guys do? I'm in a tough spot..