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Shadow Pokémon in Pokémon GO
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Shadow Pokemon
Shadow Pokémon are unique Pokémon that Team GO Rocket kidnapped. Shadow Pokémon having a 20% boost in Attack and a 20% decrease in Defense, they have a distinctive charge move called Frustration, and they may be Purified to be free of Team GO Rocket's control.
Shadow Pokémon can only be obtained via Team GO Rocket interactions such as PokéStop, GO Rocket Balloon, Leader, and Giovanni battles.
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Shadow Pokémon Mechanics[ps2id id='Shadow Pokémon Mechanics' target=''/]
Shadow Pokémon may be caught at Level 8 without a weather enhancement and at Level 13 with one. Shadow Pokémon are not tradeable. Shadow Pokémon need 20% more Candy and Stardust to power up and unlock the second charge move than their regular counterparts.
a 20% increase in attack power and a 20% decrease in defense[ps2id id='a 20% increase in attack power and a 20% decrease in defense' target=''/]
Shadow Pokémon have a 20% increase in Attack stats in both PvP and PvE (raids and Gym fights) at the expense of a 20% drop in Defense numbers. In PvE, this leads in Shadow Pokémon being much more powerful than their regular counterparts, since the massive boost in damage overcomes the decreased weight.
In PvP, things become a lot more convoluted, yet Shadow Pokémon are typically better than their regular forms. For more details, see Shadow vs. Purified Pokémon in PvP.
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When a Shadow Pokémon is captured, it learns a charge move called Frustration, which cannot be erased with a Charge TM or Elite Charge TM, except for Team GO Rocket Takeover Events.
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Shadow Pokémon obtained from Team Rocket Grunts or Team Rocket Leaders lack an IV floor. However, there is sufficient evidence to suggest that the Shadow Mewtwo obtained by beating Giovanni has an IV floor of 6/6/6, which was not the case for previous Shadow Legendaries. It is uncertain if this adjustment will be permanent at this time.
Shadow Pokémon have been purified.[ps2id id='Purified Shadow Pokémon' target=''/]
Shadow Pokémon may be collected and purified, transforming them into Purified versions of regular Pokémon that learn the special charge move Return. Shadow Pokémon may be cleansed in order to be freed from Team GO Rocket's clutches:
Shadow Pokémon get +2 to all IVs after being cleaned. The maximum IV for each stat remains at 15.
Pokémon that have been purified are always level 25.
Purified Pokémon get a 10% discount on Stardust and Candy, which may be used to level up, evolve, and unlock the second charge move.
Purified Pokémon may be exchanged, although it is considered a Special Trade.
How to get Shadow Pokémon[ps2id id='How to get Shadow Pokémon' target=''/]
Shadow Pokémon may only be obtained either beating a Team Rocket Grunt at a PokéStop near you or by capturing a Team Rocket Balloon, which appears on your Pokémon GO map every 6 hours beginning at midnight. Shadow Pokémon are most typically exploited for malevolent intents by Team GO Rocket.
After defeating Team Rocket, you will be rewarded with XP, 500 stardust, and the opportunity to capture one of the Shadow Pokémon that Team Rocket left behind.
To capture the Shadow Pokémon, each player is given a number of Premier Balls that can only be used during the Shadow Pokémon Encounter.
The quantity of Premier Balls awarded is determined on the number of Pokémon that survive the fight, your Purify Pokémon Medal rank, and your Defeat Team Rocket Medal rank.
Catching Shadow Pokémon
At the beginning, you will get 5 Premier Balls if you win the battle with no fainted Pokémon. Catching Shadow versions of regular Pokémon is similar to catching a raid boss, but you get way less Premier Balls.
Shadow Pokémon need different amounts of candy and stardust to purify, depending on the Pokémon. Common Shadow Pokémon like Rattata, Weedle, and Zubat are the cheapest to purify, costing just 1,000 stardust and 1 candy. Shadow Legendary Pokémon are the most costly to purify, costing 20,000 stardust and 20 candies. Purifying a Shadow Pokémon will result in the following effects:
Increase the Pokémon's IV values by 2 points (guaranteed)
Level up the Pokémon to level 25. (guaranteed)
Frustration should be replaced with Return, a 3-bar Normal type charge move.
Purifying a Shadow Pokémon also strengthens it and reduces the amount of Stardust and Candy needed to Power Up, Evolve, or learn a new move. Purified Pokemon have a distinctive marking on the Pokemon storage screen, however they may be mass moved, so choose your Pokemon carefully.
Shadow Pokemon in Pokemon GO
Purified Squirtle
Shadow and Purified Pokémon IV values[ps2id id='Shadow and Purified Pokémon IV values' target=''/]
Shadow Pokémon are captured at Level 8 and have a random set of IV values. They, like regular Pokémon and raid bosses, may be weather enhanced. Shadow Pokémon with weather enhancements have reached Level 13.
Purified Pokémon, as previously stated, get a +2 rise in each IV value.
As a consequence, a Shadow Pokémon with 13 / 13 / 13 IVs will always become a 100% Purified Pokémon. Weather-boosted Shadow Pokémon have their minimum IVs raised to 4/4/4, increasing the likelihood of obtaining a superior Purified Pokémon.
NOTE: If your Shadow Pokémon has 14 IV, it will have 15 IV after purified. This is a particular instance in which +2 IVs are administered but the effect is stopped off at 15.
Shadow Pokémon Power Up Chart[ps2id id='Shadow Pokémon Power Up Chart' target=''/]
The following chart shows Stardust and Candy needed to power up Shadow Pokémon from Level 1 to Level 40. Do note that Level 8 is the minimum Level you will catch a Shadow Pokémon at:
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.
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
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
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