How Do You Trade Pokemon?

How Do You Trade Pokemon?
In order to initiate a trade when you're physically near a friend (within 100 meters, according to Niantic), open the Friend tab and select the person you want to trade with. Hit the Trade button in the bottom-right corner, then wait for the other person to connect.

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Furthermore, how do you trade Pokemon in Pokemon go?

When you know what you want to trade and who you want to trade with, make sure you're physically next to each other (within 100m). Then head to the Friends tab within Pokemon Go, and select the player you want to trade with. Hit the trade button in the right-hand corner, and get your friend to do the same.

Similarly, what happens when trade Pokemon? Trading 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.

Just so, can you trade back your Pokemon?

There are two major restrictions. You can't trade any mythical monsters, which only includes Mew in the game thus far; and you can't trade away any Pokémon that you received in a trade. Once your friend gives you one of their Pokémon, it's yours or it's no one's. The Pokémon you want to trade must be revived.

How much does it cost to trade legendary Pokemon?

Special Trading involves Legendary, Shiny and pokemon that either trainer has not yet caught. Special Trading costs 40k Stardust per trade and is limited to one trade per day.

Related Question Answers

What is lucky Pokemon?

Lucky Pokémon is a special status, separate to Forms or Shinies, that Pokémon can have attached to them. If a Pokémon is Lucky, then the Stardust required to power it up is reduced by 50%.

Can shiny Pokemon be lucky?

Shiny Pokémon can be traded, so we can assume they can be lucky too. However no one knows for sure until we try. I'm sure they can, but it might be extra rare since lucky chances go up with age, and most shinies are somewhat recent.
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