Can you transfer Pokemon from Pokemon go?

Only the Pokémon you’ve caught in Pokémon GO that were originally discovered in the Kanto region (as well as their Alolan variants) may be transferred. You can’t transfer Pokémon from Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! or Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee! to Pokémon GO.

Should I transfer Pokemon?

Yes, as the others have said, you should transfer Pokemon in POGO after checking the IVs, so you don’t get rid of good battlers. Determining when is completely up to you, but you should always try to clear out your storage just before a Community Day, special event or big raid day.

Should I catch all Pokemon?

Catch every Pokemon you can, as long as you don’t waste Pokeballs. Even if you don’t need another Zubat, that’s 100 XP and 100 Stardust you can save toward future upgrades.

What does the professor do with Pokemon?

Willow) is a Pokémon Professor who appears in the Pokémon GO mobile game. Similar to Professor Birch, he specializes in Pokémon habitats and distribution. Unlike other Professors who directly give Trainers their first Pokémon, Professor Willow gives Trainers their first Poké Balls to capture their first Pokémon.

Do you lose candy when trading Pokemon?

Completing a trade earns a bonus Candy for the Pokémon you’ve traded away, and that bonus can increase if the Pokémon you traded were caught in locations far apart from each other! All trades are powered by Stardust, and some trades require more Stardust than others.

Should I keep my event Pokemon?

Event Pokémon are special variants of regular Pokémon, such as a Pikachu wearing a Santa hat. These generally return from time to time, so transferring them, while I don’t recommend it, you can do it. However, DO NOT TRANSFER A SHINY POKÉMON!

What Pokemon should you transfer?

In general, you want to trade away your low-value Pokémon so you can build up your stronger ones. For example, looking at the Pokémon above, I would transfer the Sandshrew with a CP of 32 so that I could make a CP 88 Sandshrew even stronger. Do not trade a Pokémon if it’s your only one.

Is it bad to transfer Pokemon?

And there you have it. Transferring is nothing to be afraid of, so long as you transfer wisely. If anything, it can be a beneficial to your cache of Pokemon while helping you to become a master at “Pokemon Go.” So, do not fear these next-level moves, dear “Pokemon Go” player.