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Because every player can earn a single copy of these Mythical Pokémon, Niantic does not allow them to be traded. Darkrai was part of Legendary Raids over Halloween, but Mew, Celebi, and Jirachi were all introduced as part of Special Research. Of the Mythical Pokémon to be introduced to Pokémon Go, only one was not limited to a single Pokémon per account. Mythical Pokémon, most of which are limited to one per account, cannot be traded at all. Can you trade mythical Pokémon, like Mew? Yup! You can only make one Special Trade a day. Once you work your way up to best friends (which takes 90 days of interactions,) you can trade a Legendary, Shiny, or New-for-you Pokémon for "just" 40,000 Stardust.įriendship Level is fundamental to Trading as each increase to your level gets you a discount.Īny other restrictions to Special Trades? They could start at one million Stardust with a Good Friend. Special Trades, which involve Legendary, Shiny, and new (for your Pokédex), are another story.

TRADE POKEMON BETWEEN EMULATORS LICENSE

VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & more (IV is re-rolled when you trade, so it's better to trade low IV Pokémon in hopes of improving them, and never trade a 100% Pokémon because you'll almost certainly lose those stats.)

Review the Trade Details and make sure you're happy with them, including the CP and HP ranges.

Select the Pokémon you want to trade and have your Friend select the Pokémon they want to trade for it.

(You have to be within 100 meters of each other for trading to become available.)

Meet up with the Friend you want to trade with.

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(Ask for their Trainer Code and use it to send them a Friend request.

Become "Friends" with the person you want to trade with.

How do you trade Pokémon in Pokémon Go?Īssuming both you and the person you want to trade with are level 10 and higher: Pokémon Go has implemented minimum levels for in-game mechanics since it first launched. Special Trades are a great way to show a friend how much you care! So you have to be level 10 or higher to trade Pokémon in Pokémon Go? As you build your Friendship Level with the friend you are trading with, you'll find that you can complete the trade with much less Stardust.Ĭertain Pokémon, such as a Legendary Pokémon, a Shiny Pokémon, or a Pokémon not currently in your Pokédex, require a Special Trade to complete, so keep that in mind before trading away that golden Magikarp! Special Trades can only occur once per day with a Great Friend or Best Friend, and it often requires a lot of Stardust to complete a Special Trade. 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. If you're near a friend and have a Trainer Level of 10 or higher, you can trade Pokémon you've caught with that friend. But since you guys programmed the program, I bet you have most (if not all) of the codecs you included there lol.Īnother P.S, although the thread maker used 0.9.2, I used 0.9.4, and it still occurs.What has Pokémon Go said about trading Pokémon? P.S, I recorded it using Desmume, and using a ffdshow codec, just to let you guys know.

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So it doesn't occur because of a Wifi incompatibility problem, as much as a really novice programmer, nah, as much as a regular player can tell.Īnyways, i've made a video of that, and by the way that's the first thing I saw that Desmume doesn't support while NO$ supports, unless for speed, at least in that specific game (or series of games). Though the developers put a few "trading" NPCs over the game, which don't need a Wifi connection, you just complete their requirements and they give you whatever they're supposed to. Just to make the point, the trading function is regularly some function that needs a Wifi (previously a kind of cable or a wireless adapter in GBA). I've checked my game to see if it happens too.