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Can I trade Pokémon?

Trading allows you to exchange Pokémon with your friends and make progress on completing the Pokédex. Trading occurs in-person and in real-time so you'll need to be in close range of your friend in order to trade Pokémon. Every trade requires that you and your trading partner spend some Stardust.
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What Pokémon can you not trade?

Pokemon That Cannot Be Traded

While most Legendary Pokemon can be traded, Mythical Pokemon cannot be traded. The only exception to this rule is Meltan and Melmetal.
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What are the trade rules for Pokémon?

Trading Pokémon can be done between two friends that are in 100 m from each other in real life. All trades require both trainers to use Stardust. If swapping Pokémon already found within their Pokédexes, only a minimal amount of Stardust is required.
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Can I trade Pokémon with myself?

It is an old feature of Pokémon games where two players can exchange one Pokémon at a time. You can also trade Pokémon with yourself by buying separate Pokémon game copies first. Then you have to make sure that both devices you are using are compatible for trade and then link them to each other.
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How long until you can trade in Pokémon?

Trading Pokémon is unlocked at the same time as you unlock other multiplayer functions — when you reach the first Pokémon Center at Los Platos (East) Pokémon Center. As soon as you've approached the Center and used it, you'll be able to use all online features — including trading.
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HOW TO TRADE in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Why do Pokémon get weaker when traded?

A traded Pokemon level will be adjusted to the maximum power up level the recipient can perform. If you try to trade a higher level Pokemon to someone who can't normally power up to that level, the Pokemon's level will go down.
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Why can't you trade a Pokémon more than once?

Pokémon cannot be traded more than once. This is due to the HP and CP changing feature, to stop players "re-rolling a Pokémon's stats through trade" over and over. Though HP and CP of a Pokemon when traded changes, other aspects - such as size and moves - do not.
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Can you trade Pokémon without friends?

Trading occurs in-person and in real-time so you'll need to be in close range of your friend in order to trade Pokémon. Every trade requires that you and your trading partner spend some Stardust.
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How do you trade evolve alone?

How to get trade evolutions without trading in Pokemon Legends...
  1. Go to Jubilife Village and head north of the map just past the Galaxy Building.
  2. Walk up to the Trading Post and talk to the NPC. ...
  3. The vendor sells all evolution items for trade-exclusive 'mon, including the brand new Linking Cable.
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Do you need 2 switches to trade Pokémon?

Trading does require 2 consoles. However, Pokémon Home does let you move Pokémon but not items between games.
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How do you trade a Pokémon and make it lucky?

Lucky Pokemon are obtained by trading Pokemon with friends.

Lucky Trades look exactly like a regular trade and cost the same amount of stardust; you'll only know it's happened when you see the summary for the Pokemon you received. When a Lucky Trade occurs, both players involved get Lucky Pokemon.
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How many Pokémon can I trade per day?

Prerequisites. In order to trade Pokemon with someone, you must be Friends with the other trainer and both trainers must be at least level 10. Each trainer can only make 100 trades per day, but you'll probably never have to worry about that.
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How much does it cost to trade a Pokémon to?

If you trade for a Pokémon that is already in your Pokédex, the trade price will be between 4 and 100 Stardust, depending on your friendship level. But if you dream of a new Pokemon, we advise you to find as many friends as possible. The price of the trade is affected by how long you are friends with another coach.
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Do traded Pokémon stop obeying you?

A Pokémon received via trade won't obey your orders until you impress it with the Gym Badges you've earned by defeating Sinnoh's Gym Leaders.
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Can a non traded Pokémon disobey you?

In the games. An outsider Pokémon will often not obey the player's commands if its level is too high and the player does not have the appropriate Badge, Stamp, or number of Badges. Having all eight Badges or the Island Challenge Completion stamp always makes all Pokémon obey the player.
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Can you evolve Haunter without trading?

You can evolve Haunter into Gengar in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, but as longstanding fans will know, this requires trading your precious Pokémon to another player. So what do you do if you can't find a friend? Well, luckily, you can evolve it on your own, and all it will cost is one Pinchurcin.
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What Pokémon can you trade and then evolve?

Which Pokémon can gain Evolution benefits from trading? Kadabra, Machoke, Graveler, and Haunter are some Pokémon that can now benefit from trade Evolution. If you received one of these Pokémon in a trade in the past—congratulations! That Pokémon will retroactively qualify for no Candy cost when you evolve it.
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What is a surprise trade?

Surprise Trade (Japanese: マジカル交換 Magical Exchange) is a feature of the Generation VIII and Generation IX Nintendo Switch core series games Pokémon Sword and Shield and Pokémon Scarlet and Violet that allows players to trade Pokémon over local wireless (Sword and Shield only) or on the Internet with a Nintendo Switch ...
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How does Poketrade app work?

You may search through other travelers' Storage and Wishlist by location name, level and moveset. You may offer Pokémon from your storage and create a negotiation list with opponent player. Travelers can get in touch through our built-in direct messaging to arrange a trade without any 3rd party messaging application.
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Can you trade Pokémon with strangers?

Link Trade

This is the best way to trade with friends, but you can also trade with strangers, too! Once you and your trade partner agree on the trade, it'll be completed, and you'll have a new Pokémon friend.
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Can you get a Pokémon back if you trade it to evolve it?

It's important to remember that Pokemon can only be traded once, and a Pokemon's CP and HP will change when traded, so think carefully before you make a decision. You can't go back once it's done! So, there you have it. Everything you need to know about all the Pokemon trade evolutions in Pokemon Go!
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What is special about Shiny Pokémon?

A Shiny Pokémon is an incredibly rare version of a normal Pokémon with a special coloration. For example, a Shiny Gyarados is a deep red as oppose to its traditional blue colour. The different colours aren't always so pronounced though, and sometimes the differences can be as small as different eye colours.
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Do Shiny Pokémon stay shiny when evolved?

Shiny Pokémon remain shiny after being evolved. Also Pokémon cannot become shiny via evolving a non-shiny one.
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