Guide to Power Up Costs in Pokémon GO

Power Up Costs in Pokémon GO
Power Up Costs in Pokémon GO
The definitive method to leveling up Costs in Pokémon GO. This article contains power up cost tables for every Pokémon accessible in Pokémon GO, including regular, Lucky, Shadow, and Purified Pokémon. We highly advise you to utilize the table of contents to swiftly navigate to the required section. Our power up charts are rather extensive, which will save you time while looking for the information you need.

NOTE: Sometimes You Can Check This page because i would add more gadget and feel free to comment below more suggestion, hope you like my list! ^-^ and don’t forget to Visit My Youtube Channel for Daily Pokemon Go Videos!

All Pokémon GO Power Up Costs[ps2id id='All Pokémon GO Power Up Costs' target=''/]

This table shows aggregated power up costs for all types of Pokémon from Level 1 to 40. For post L40 power ups check the dedicated XL Candy table at the bottom of the guide.
ADVERTISEMENT
Level Regular Lucky Shadow Purified
Stardust Candy Stardust Candy Stardust Candy Stardust Candy
1 200 1 100 1 240 2 180 1
1.5 200 1 100 1 240 2 180 1
2 200 1 100 1 240 2 180 1
2.5 200 1 100 1 240 2 180 1
3 400 1 200 1 480 2 360 1
3.5 400 1 200 1 480 2 360 1
4 400 1 200 1 480 2 360 1
4.5 400 1 200 1 480 2 360 1
5 600 1 300 1 720 2 540 1
5.5 600 1 300 1 720 2 540 1
6 600 1 300 1 720 2 540 1
6.5 600 1 300 1 720 2 540 1
7 800 1 400 1 960 2 720 1
7.5 800 1 400 1 960 2 720 1
8 800 1 400 1 960 2 720 1
8.5 800 1 400 1 960 2 720 1
9 1000 1 500 1 1200 2 900 1
9.5 1000 1 500 1 1200 2 900 1
10 1000 1 500 1 1200 2 900 1
10.5 1000 1 500 1 1200 2 900 1
11 1300 2 650 2 1560 3 1170 2
11.5 1300 2 650 2 1560 3 1170 2
12 1300 2 650 2 1560 3 1170 2
12.5 1300 2 650 2 1560 3 1170 2
13 1600 2 800 2 1920 3 1440 2
13.5 1600 2 800 2 1920 3 1440 2
14 1600 2 800 2 1920 3 1440 2
14.5 1600 2 800 2 1920 3 1440 2
15 1900 2 950 2 2280 3 1710 2
15.5 1900 2 950 2 2280 3 1710 2
16 1900 2 950 2 2280 3 1710 2
16.5 1900 2 950 2 2280 3 1710 2
17 2200 2 1100 2 2640 3 1980 2
17.5 2200 2 1100 2 2640 3 1980 2
18 2200 2 1100 2 2640 3 1980 2
18.5 2200 2 1100 2 2640 3 1980 2
19 2500 2 1250 2 3000 3 2250 2
19.5 2500 2 1250 2 3000 3 2250 2
20 2500 2 1250 2 3000 3 2250 2
20.5 2500 2 1250 2 3000 3 2250 2
21 3000 3 1500 3 3600 4 2700 3
21.5 3000 3 1500 3 3600 4 2700 3
22 3000 3 1500 3 3600 4 2700 3
22.5 3000 3 1500 3 3600 4 2700 3
23 3500 3 1750 3 4200 4 3150 3
23.5 3500 3 1750 3 4200 4 3150 3
24 3500 3 1750 3 4200 4 3150 3
24.5 3500 3 1750 3 4200 4 3150 3
25 4000 3 2000 3 4800 4 3600 3
25.5 4000 3 2000 3 4800 4 3600 3
26 4000 4 2000 4 4800 5 3600 4
26.5 4000 4 2000 4 4800 5 3600 4
27 4500 4 2250 4 5400 5 4050 4
27.5 4500 4 2250 4 5400 5 4050 4
28 4500 4 2250 4 5400 5 4050 4
28.5 4500 4 2250 4 5400 5 4050 4
29 5000 4 2500 4 6000 5 4500 4
29.5 5000 4 2500 4 6000 5 4500 4
30 5000 4 2500 4 6000 5 4500 4
30.5 5000 4 2500 4 6000 5 4500 4
31 6000 6 3000 6 7200 8 5400 6
31.5 6000 6 3000 6 7200 8 5400 6
32 6000 6 3000 6 7200 8 5400 6
32.5 6000 6 3000 6 7200 8 5400 6
33 7000 8 3500 8 8400 10 6300 8
33.5 7000 8 3500 8 8400 10 6300 8
34 7000 8 3500 8 8400 10 6300 8
34.5 7000 8 3500 8 8400 10 6300 8
35 8000 10 4000 10 9600 12 7200 9
35.5 8000 10 4000 10 9600 12 7200 9
36 8000 10 4000 10 9600 12 7200 9
36.5 8000 10 4000 10 9600 12 7200 9
37 9000 12 4500 12 10800 15 8100 11
37.5 9000 12 4500 12 10800 15 8100 11
38 9000 12 4500 12 10800 15 8100 11
38.5 9000 12 4500 12 10800 15 8100 11
39 10000 15 5000 15 12000 18 9000 14
39.5 10000 15 5000 15 12000 18 9000 14

Regular Pokémon Power Up Costs[ps2id id='Regular Pokémon Power Up Costs' target=''/]

The following chart shows power-up costs for regular Pokémon in Pokémon GO. These doesn’t include Lucky and Shadow Pokémon – those charts are below. Costs to power up Pokémon beyond Level 40 are listed below in our XL Candy chart.
Pokémon Stardust and Candy Power Up Costs
Level Stardust Candy
1 200 1
1.5 200 1
2 200 1
2.5 200 1
3 400 1
3.5 400 1
4 400 1
4.5 400 1
5 600 1
5.5 600 1
6 600 1
6.5 600 1
7 800 1
7.5 800 1
8 800 1
8.5 800 1
9 1000 1
9.5 1000 1
10 1000 1
10.5 1000 1
11 1300 2
11.5 1300 2
12 1300 2
12.5 1300 2
13 1600 2
13.5 1600 2
14 1600 2
14.5 1600 2
15 1900 2
15.5 1900 2
16 1900 2
16.5 1900 2
17 2200 2
17.5 2200 2
18 2200 2
18.5 2200 2
19 2500 2
19.5 2500 2
20 2500 2
20.5 2500 2
21 3000 3
21.5 3000 3
22 3000 3
22.5 3000 3
23 3500 3
23.5 3500 3
24 3500 3
24.5 3500 3
25 4000 3
25.5 4000 3
26 4000 4
26.5 4000 4
27 4500 4
27.5 4500 4
28 4500 4
28.5 4500 4
29 5000 4
29.5 5000 4
30 5000 4
30.5 5000 4
31 6000 6
31.5 6000 6
32 6000 6
32.5 6000 6
33 7000 8
33.5 7000 8
34 7000 8
34.5 7000 8
35 8000 10
35.5 8000 10
36 8000 10
36.5 8000 10
37 9000 12
37.5 9000 12
38 9000 12
38.5 9000 12
39 10000 15
39.5 10000 15

Lucky Pokémon Stardust cost[ps2id id='Lucky Pokémon Stardust cost' target=''/]

Lucky Friends The following chart shows power-up costs for Lucky Pokémon. You can learn much more about Lucky Pokémon in our Guide to Lucky Pokémon in Pokémon GO. Lucky Pokémon require 50% less Stardust to power up.
Lucky Pokémon Stardust and Candy Power Up Costs
Level Stardust Candy
1 100 1
1.5 100 1
2 100 1
2.5 100 1
3 200 1
3.5 200 1
4 200 1
4.5 200 1
5 300 1
5.5 300 1
6 300 1
6.5 300 1
7 400 1
7.5 400 1
8 400 1
8.5 400 1
9 500 1
9.5 500 1
10 500 1
10.5 500 1
11 650 2
11.5 650 2
12 650 2
12.5 650 2
13 800 2
13.5 800 2
14 800 2
14.5 800 2
15 950 2
15.5 950 2
16 950 2
16.5 950 2
17 1100 2
17.5 1100 2
18 1100 2
18.5 1100 2
19 1250 2
19.5 1250 2
20 1250 2
20.5 1250 2
21 1500 3
21.5 1500 3
22 1500 3
22.5 1500 3
23 1750 3
23.5 1750 3
24 1750 3
24.5 1750 3
25 2000 3
25.5 2000 3
26 2000 4
26.5 2000 4
27 2250 4
27.5 2250 4
28 2250 4
28.5 2250 4
29 2500 4
29.5 2500 4
30 2500 4
30.5 2500 4
31 3000 6
31.5 3000 6
32 3000 6
32.5 3000 6
33 3500 8
33.5 3500 8
34 3500 8
34.5 3500 8
35 4000 10
35.5 4000 10
36 4000 10
36.5 4000 10
37 4500 12
37.5 4500 12
38 4500 12
38.5 4500 12
39 5000 15
39.5 5000 15

Shadow Pokémon Power Up Costs[ps2id id='Shadow Pokémon Power Up Costs' target=''/]

Shadow Pokemon The table below displays the amount of Stardust and Candy required to level up Shadow Pokémon from Level 8 to Level 40. Level 8 is the lowest level at which you may capture a Shadow Pokémon, therefore include Levels 1-7 doesn't signify anything. Read our Complete Guide to Shadow Pokémon for additional details. To level up, Shadow Pokémon need 20% more Stardust and Candy.
Shadow Pokémon Stardust and Candy Power Up Chart
Level Stardust Candy
8 960 2
8.5 960 2
9 1200 2
9.5 1200 2
10 1200 2
10.5 1200 2
11 1560 3
11.5 1560 3
12 1560 3
12.5 1560 3
13 1920 3
13.5 1920 3
14 1920 3
14.5 1920 3
15 2280 3
15.5 2280 3
16 2280 3
16.5 2280 3
17 2640 3
17.5 2640 3
18 2640 3
18.5 2640 3
19 3000 3
19.5 3000 3
20 3000 3
20.5 3000 3
21 3600 4
21.5 3600 4
22 3600 4
22.5 3600 4
23 4200 4
23.5 4200 4
24 4200 4
24.5 4200 4
25 4800 4
25.5 4800 4
26 4800 5
26.5 4800 5
27 5400 5
27.5 5400 5
28 5400 5
28.5 5400 5
29 6000 5
29.5 6000 5
30 6000 5
30.5 6000 5
31 7200 8
31.5 7200 8
32 7200 8
32.5 7200 8
33 8400 10
33.5 8400 10
34 8400 10
34.5 8400 10
35 9600 12
35.5 9600 12
36 9600 12
36.5 9600 12
37 10800 15
37.5 10800 15
38 10800 15
38.5 10800 15
39 12000 18
39.5 12000 18

Purified Pokémon Power Up Costs[ps2id id='Purified Pokémon Power Up Costs' target=''/]

purified search tool bar The table below displays the amount of Stardust and Candy required to level up Purified Pokémon from 25 to 40. Purifying a Shadow Pokémon always results in a Level 25 Pokémon, therefore include lower levels makes no sense.
Purified Pokémon Stardust and Candy Power Up Chart  
Level Stardust Candy
25 3600 3
25.5 3600 3
26 3600 4
26.5 3600 4
27 4050 4
27.5 4050 4
28 4050 4
28.5 4050 4
29 4500 4
29.5 4500 4
30 4500 4
30.5 4500 4
31 5400 6
31.5 5400 6
32 5400 6
32.5 5400 6
33 6300 8
33.5 6300 8
34 6300 8
34.5 6300 8
35 7200 9
35.5 7200 9
36 7200 9
36.5 7200 9
37 8100 11
37.5 8100 11
38 8100 11
38.5 8100 11
39 9000 14
39.5 9000 14

XL Candy and Stardust Cost for upgrading Pokémon from Level 41 to Level 50[ps2id id='XL Candy and Stardust Cost for upgrading Pokémon from Level 41 to Level 50' target=''/]

The table below illustrates the prices of XL Candy and Stardust power ups for Pokémon over Level 40. More information regarding XL Candy can be found in our XL Candy Guide: How to Get, Power Up Costs, and Mechanics. XL Candy is required to power up Level 40+ Pokémon. To completely power up a Pokémon to Level 50, you'll need 296 XL Candy. There are two power ups on each level. With the exception of Shadow and Purified Pokémon, each Pokémon requires the same quantity of XL Candy. To completely power up, Shadow Pokémon need 360 XL Candy and Purified Pokémon 272 XL Candy.
XL Candy and Stardust Cost from Level 40 to 50
Level Stardust cost XL Candy CP Multiplier
41 10000 10 0.7953
41.5 10000 10 0.7978
42 11000 10 0.8003
42.5 11000 10 0.8028
43 11000 12 0.8053
43.5 11000 12 0.8078
44 12000 12 0.8103
44.5 12000 12 0.8128
45 12000 15 0.8153
45.5 12000 15 0.8178
46 13000 15 0.8203
46.5 13000 15 0.8228
47 13000 17 0.8253
47.5 13000 17 0.8278
48 14000 17 0.8303
48.5 14000 17 0.8328
49 14000 20 0.8353
49.5 14000 20 0.8378
50 15000 20 0.8403
50.5 15000 20 0.8428
https://pokemongocentral.one/2022/04/20/guide-to-power-up-costs-in-pokemon-go/?feed_id=4104&_unique_id=62601d5bdd3f9

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Dewgong #087

Image
Biology Dewgong is a pure white, fluffy pinniped Pokémon. In icy weather, its fur makes it practically inconspicuous. It has two black eyes, a black nose, and two tusks that protrude from its upper jaw. It features a sleek body, two front flippers, and a long, flowing tail. Even in very cold and ice-packed waters, its tail permits it to swim at rates of up to 8 knots. A pointed horn on top of its head helps it to cut through the thickest ice floes. It dwells on icebergs floating in freezing ocean waters. It thrives in cooler conditions, becoming more active as the temperature drops. It is absolutely unaffected by even the most harsh cold conditions because it stores thermal energy inside its body. It rests on severely cold ice or beneath shallow water throughout the day. However, as the temperature lowers at night, it transforms into a hunter and seeks for prey such as Wishiwashi. It sunbathes on the beach after eating. This elevates its body temperature and facilitates digestion.
Read more

Water Festival 2018 Event

Image
With the return of the Water Festival in Pokémon Go, be ready to take advantage of the summertime. The second Water Festival event has a lot of Water-type Pokémon to catch as well as a number of welcome trainer rewards, despite arriving a little later than it did last year. Water Festival 2018 Event is Here!   The 2018 Water Festival will start later today at 1 o'clock (PDT) and go through June 21. Water-type Pokémon like Magikarp and Wailmer will be much more common up to that point, while starter Pokémon like Totodile and Mudkip will now hatch from 2 kilometer Eggs. For any eggs born during the event, Trainers additionally get twice the normal amount of Candy and Stardust. Likewise, if you capture any Water-type creatures, you'll get three times as much stardust as usual. Water-types will also show up more often in Raid Battles in addition to event-specific Field Research tasks. Legendary Pokémon Kyogre also returns to Raids and, if you're exceptionall
Read more

Medicham #308

Image
Biology Medicham is a humanoid, bipedal Pokémon that resembles a yoga practitioner. It has a gray body with red and yellow adornments. A red headpiece with three bulb-like extensions covers the upper portion of its head: one on top and one on either side. The bulb on top is short on a female Medicham. Its large, focused eyes are slightly covered by the headpiece, and its red lips seem to be in a rounded or puckered position. Its legs appear to be covered with puffy, red pants that have a large yellow spot on the knees and yellow bands next to the hips. As Mega Medicham, its headpiece now resembles a white turban with a yellow stone in the center. The red extension in the back is retained, and there are five white extensions on the turban, three extending from the stone and one on either side of its head. There is now a gold band on each wrist and additional gold bands around its waist. Several blue, teardrop-shaped decorations hang from the lowest hip band. Using its enhanced wi
Read more