Should I keep event Pokémon?
The decision to keep event Pokémon ultimately depends on your personal preferences, collection goals, and gaming strategy, but generally, it’s a good idea to keep them if they have high CP, are rare, or hold sentimental value. Keeping event Pokémon can also be beneficial if you’re looking to complete your Pokédex or want to showcase your unique catches, but if you’re low on storage space, you may need to consider transferring or releasing some of your event Pokémon to make room for new ones.
Understanding Event Pokémon
Event Pokémon, also known as costumed Pokémon, are specially designed for events with visual attributes closely related to the event theme, such as themed hats, clothes, or costumes. Both regular and shiny event Pokémon can be obtained during certain events, making them highly sought after by collectors and trainers alike.
FAQs
Q1: What is the point of event Pokémon in Pokémon GO?
The point of event Pokémon is to provide players with unique and exclusive Pokémon that can be obtained during special events, making the game more exciting and engaging.
Q2: Should I keep 0-star Pokémon?
It’s generally not recommended to keep 0-star Pokémon unless they have high CP or are rare, as they can clog up your Pokémon Storage quickly.
Q3: What Pokémon should I transfer?
You should consider transferring your lowest-CP Pokémon, but also take into account their attack moves, as a Pokémon with better moves may be more useful than one with higher CP.
Q4: What happens if I transfer event Pokémon?
Transferring an event Pokémon is the same as releasing a Pokémon, and you will receive Candy as a reward.
Q5: What is the benefit of keeping event Pokémon?
The benefit of keeping event Pokémon is that they can be rare, have high CP, or hold sentimental value, making them unique additions to your collection.
Q6: Should I transfer all my low CP Pokémon?
It’s generally a good idea to transfer your low-CP Pokémon to make room for stronger ones, but consider their attack moves and rarity before making a decision.
Q7: What should I delete in Pokémon GO?
You can discard Potions until level 10, when Super Potions are unlocked, and get rid of common berries like Razz Berries and Nanab Berries when your inventory is full.
Q8: How rare are 0-star Pokémon?
A fully 0% IV Pokémon is extremely rare, even compared to 4-star/Perfect IV counterparts, making them worth keeping for their rarity.
Q9: Is a 0% Pokémon rare?
Yes, a 0% IV Pokémon is extremely rare and may be worth keeping for its rarity and potential sentimental value.
Q10: Should I only evolve 3-star Pokémon?
It’s generally recommended to evolve 3-star Pokémon over 0-star Pokémon, but consider the CP and attack moves of each Pokémon before making a decision.
Q11: Are 1-star shadow Pokémon worth keeping?
Yes, shadow Pokémon can be worth keeping, even if they’re only 1-star, as they have boosted attack power and can deal more damage than regular Pokémon.
Q12: Should I delete event Pokémon?
It’s generally not recommended to delete event Pokémon, especially if they’re rare or have high CP, as they can be unique additions to your collection.
Q13: Is it OK to transfer shiny Pokémon?
You can transfer shiny Pokémon, but certain Legendary and Mythical Pokémon cannot be transferred, and you can only transfer one shiny Pokémon at a time.
Q14: What does Pokémon GO do for your birthday?
Pokémon GO celebrates your birthday with confetti, Pikachu-shaped balloons, and a personalized birthday greeting, making the game more engaging and fun.
Q15: What to do when my Pokémon GO bag is full?
You can free up your inventory by using or discarding items, and consider purchasing an Item Bag upgrade to increase your inventory capacity.