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1. In the list that you have elaborated it says that magneton has a maximum pc of 1715 but it does not give me more option of 500, how to do it?

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   • Hi Drak, note that those values are for the maximum PC of the pokemon and with a level 40 trainer.

     Therefore, quantities may vary.

     Best regards!

   • So if I level up as a trainer I can also raise the maximum level of the pokemon up to that maximum?

   • Hello Drak,

     It is advisable to level up your trainer because that will make the Pokémon you hunt have more combat points, be better, rarer or all these characteristics at the same time.

     You must level up your trainer to be able to upgrade your Magneton. If you don't, let's say the game interprets that your trainer is not strong enough to control a more powerful Pokemon.

     Greetings!

   • Thank you very much, I think it has been answered perfectly.
     Greetings

   • Yes

   • Is that why evolving my eevee and renaming it to "rainer" to get a vaporeon doesn't work?

   • Javier, you have to change the name before evolving it.

2. Hi, to max PC a pokemon, do you have to max the pokemon in its previous evolutions, or can you max it in its last evolution?
   For example, can I evolve a Bulbasaur to Ivysaur and then Ivysaur to Venosaur with low CP power and then give Ivysaur candy until it reaches 2392 CP or do I have to take the Bulbasaur to the maximum before evolving it and then the same with the Ivysaur so that the Venosaur gets its maximum possible CP?

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   • Hello BrujoSiKaRiO, you can do what you say but it is more advisable that you improve him from the beginning so that when he evolves, his multiplier also helps you to have more combat points when you evolve him.

     You will have less trouble getting him to his maximum level in this way.

   • Perfect, doubt solved. Thank you.

   • But I have seen that in the first level they give you about 8 points, in the second 15 and in the third or last evolution 22 points per candy. Is it still better to do it before evolving?
     Best regards!

   • when a pokemon evolves its pc increases a lot and that's why you will need more additional pc to reach its maximum pc level... when a pokemon is unevolved you fill the maximum pc with less candies and stardust... and when it evolves it will be at the top level.
     for example I evolved a magikarp of 99 pc and I got a gyarados of 1050 pc... I had to give it more power 15 times to reach 1630 pc which was the maximum... but if I increased the power of the Magikarp I would have increased it only 8 times and I would have the same result.

3. Well, I only have one suggestion: you don't say "Pokemons", the plural of Pokemon is Pokemon, it comes from Pocket Monsters.

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   • Thanks for the suggestion Jason, we have corrected it.

     Best regards!

   • According to the RAE the plurar le pokemon is pokémones

     https://twitter.com/RAEinforma/status/753178361845932032

   • With all due respect (and as a philology student) the RAE admits a lot of stupidities. It makes more sense the argument of the origin of the word, even if it is accepted by the standard "pokémones".

   • It may taste like soap, but it is cheese, it may be stupid, but the RAE is the one who admits or not the words, and if the RAE admits that the plural is pokemones, it will be pokemones.
     I do not believe that logic is used to translate from English to Spanish or vice versa, in fact when you translate it lacks Spanish logic at least.

     outspoken (speaking outspokenly) outspoken

     have on the tip of your tongue have on the tip of your tongue

   • I am as much in disagreement of the acceptance of Pokémon as I am of Twitter to Tuiter.

     They are breaking the rule that "proper nouns are not translated".

4. hello, two questions, how can you know what points will have the legendary pokemon if they have not yet come out, and the question you were asked about whether it is better to raise a pokemon without evolving and when we have it to the maximum evolve it or evolve it first and then raise it, I think the second option is the best but I'm not entirely sure, thank you very much.

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   • one more thing, how to know if a pokemon is worth to start uploading, I mean, I realized that not all zubats, for example, have the same stats, how to select the best or know which is the one that you can upload, thank you very much.

   • Not all Pokémon are the same even if they are of the same species. Each one has its combat points which is the average of its defense, attack and stamina stats. If you raise your trainer level, the Pokémon you catch become stronger and rarer (or both).

     Luck also plays a role, as you may find yourself in the right place at the right time and get a Pokémon that is the strongest of its species. Anyway, even though there are differences, they all share the maximum combat point cap so if you evolve them to their maximum, they will be equalized.

   • This is not the case, you can vary your top statistics by up to 500 pc as in the case of dragonair which can be 3064 instead of 3500.

   • Hello BigTor,

     The points of the Legendary Pokemon are data that are in the game, just as you can know the location of the Pokémon, the time they will be available, etc.. We have extracted this table from another website and we have translated it into Spanish so that all Spanish speakers can understand it, but if any data is wrong, it will be corrected in the future.

     I am in favor of raising the pokémon and then evolving it because it will have more combat points. The game just applies a multiplication factor to get the final CPs.

     Let's take an example: if the multiplication factor is 1.5x, you will get more CP by evolving a 250pc pokémon before a 180pc pokémon.

     I may be wrong and my strategy is not the right one, but I am doing it this way, without forgetting to improve my level as a trainer, since it is also vital to be able to use high CP Pokémon.

   • Thank you very much.
     How can I know where are the locations of each pokemon? and how can I know where to find the stats breakdown, like defense, stamina, etc. Merci

   • Hello,

     The statistics of each Pokémon can be found in the calculator table.

     As for the location, here you have more info:

     http://www.lavanguardia.com/tecnologia/videojuegos/20160720/403349711902/mapa-pokemon-para-encontrar-pokemon-rapidamente.html

     Greetings!

   • I am referring to the ones I have, I can only see the pc, but I can't see the breakdown, except for life, as each one of the same type has differences.

   • Ah ok, I didn't understand you. The Pokémon's statistics are not shown in the game, but they are data that are known by other means.

     Greetings!

   • Thanks for the table, if you update it, will you quote me or send me an email?

     I just saved it in an excel file to use the filters.

   • Forgive me for quoting you again;
     I came here looking for a calculator that would let me know how much stardust and candy I would need to use if I wanted to raise a Pokémon "X" from "X" PC to "X" PC.

     For example; Snorlax from 1000 PC to 2000 PC how many candies and powders would you need?
     This would be very useful to know if I can leave a Pokémon of maximum level (according to lv trainer), and if it is worth to raise that one or another.

5. A Spanish community for the game has already been created, for those who are interested:

   http://pokemongo.foroweb.org/

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   • Thanks for the contribution Kaliko

6. A small doubt. If I evolve a Wartortle to 727 and I get a Blastoise to 1050 (more or less), the maximum power is still possible to reach, right? I'll just spend more stardust and candy, but I'll be able to raise it. That's my doubt.

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   • That's right, you can upgrade it to its maximum PC.

     Greetings!

7. Hello, I have a question.

   Currently I have two Growlithe of 378 and 270 PC and I can evolve one of them. According to the calculator, the strongest one will have a PC of more than 800, and I like it. The problem is that its attacks are Bite (6) and Fire Wheel (35), and the weaker one: Embers (10) and Flamethrower (50). When evolving one of them, do its attacks remain the same or does it learn a new special one or something? Is it advisable to evolve the strongest one already or is it better to strengthen the weakest one to have better attacks and then evolve it?

   P.S. The doubt came to me when I evolved a Rattata to Raticate and realized that it had learned Hyper Lightning.

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   • Hello Elxilice,

     I can't tell you if your Pokémon will keep its attacks when it evolves since, as you said, sometimes its abilities also improve and its attacks become an evolution of the ones it had before. In principle, if it evolves and has enough PCs, new attacks could be added to the ones it already has but I can't confirm if that will happen in your case.

     Let's see if someone with a case similar to yours can shed some light on the evolution of Growlithe.

     Greetings!

   • I have already clarified it. In the end I found another Growlithe with 300 and some with Ascuas and Flamethrower and when I evolved it with 734 HP it has Igneous Fang and Terratemblor. So you have to evolve those with higher CP and be lucky that the attacks it learns are powerful.

     Greetings and thanks for everything!

8. My 561 Psyduck turned into a 1271 Golduck.

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9. In my experience I think it is better to evolve first and then spend stardust precisely because the pokemon change skills when evolving, it is not worth spending on raising the pc of a pokemon that has a main skill of 3 or a secondary skill of 20.

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   • I think the best way to be the best is to catch and catch, with the goal of raising the trainer level, then you will see that stronger Pokemon are appearing, and so you will replace the ones you have.

10. I can not see the evolution of eevee the amount of combat points someone can clarify me how many points would give me to evolve him? Thanks

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11. Does anyone know what Combat Points are for? I thought they were like Stats points but they are not.

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12. So any pokémon can reach the pc of this list, obviously with level 40, right?

    And another thing, I had heard that it is better to evolve and raise p , instead of raising it and willing to evolve. And good logic because a zubat when using the stardust the candies goes up between 8 and 10 pc, instead already evolved it goes up between 19 and 24. Taking into account that the power bar does not move when evolving, isn't it better to evolve so that the pc goes up more?

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    • And another thing, I had heard that it is better to evolve and raise pc, instead of raising it and then evolve. And it sounds logical because a zubat when using stardust and candies raises between 8 and 10 pc, on the other hand already evolved it raises between 19 and 24. Taking into account that the power bar doesn't move when evolving, isn't it better to evolve so that the pc raises more?

    • It's true that it goes up more each time, but it will also cost more stardust. Also, if you raise the pc before evolving you multiply their stats. In short, to train a pkmn you can give it candy and then evolve or evolve and then give it candy. Both ways you can get the same result but the first one costs much less stardust.

13. I got meowth, his attack is scratch 10 of normal type and umbrian pulse 45 of sinister type. pc 82, ps24 hehehehe.

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    • Where can I see the pc of the pokémon attacks?

14. doubt, with pokemon that have no evolution how do you know which one will be better? and why do you know the stats of your pokemon?
    thanks in advance

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15. Please, a question that I think is important and no one has been able to answer me:
    What exactly are "attack times"?
    There seems to be a big difference from one Pokémon to another, but no one explains anywhere what they are or how they influence when battling. Thanks in advance, and good work!

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    • Hello,
      I have analyzed a lot the variety of pokemon of the same species, that is to say, only Rattatas or meowth, what I have seen that with the same bar of stardust some have more CP than others. and I think that weight and size influence, but also in the formula must be included the level of the trainer, as they have said, one can not control a pokemon with 2800 CP and be of lv8, or lv9, it is not logical.

16. Thanks for this tool, like many I also had the doubt to raise the CP before evolving it, although having only level 9 I do not know if it is better to wait to be able to climb later or go farmeando. For now I'm raising the cp to the strongest basics and the rest I transfer or evolve them as they are to gain the xp they give (with pidgey that are easy to evolve).

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17. I have a question, if I have a pokemon for example a polywag improved to the top (I no longer get the option to give more dust) as I level up as a trainer I can improve it more or it will stay with the cp q has and no longer give me the option to improve it? Thanks :)

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18. Hello friend, you have published a very interesting list but I have noticed that you put that gyarados does not reach 1500 maximum PC, and I have seen some gyarados of 1500 and a bit.

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19. I have read again and you did not put 1500, you put 2500, sorry meu, I failed to read hahaa

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20. WTF why is jolteon weaker than his brothers?..this doesn't make sense. I demand explanation. Also why the heck Dragonite is the most op. so if i want to be the best, i should just go hunt pure Dragonite and have like 10 of them and take over all the gym... no shit... then everyone would go hunt pure dragonites even though they are rare.

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21. missing koffing

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22. kofing is not in the calculator of the list, it is that I have it at 920 and I want to know the pc of its evolution, Thank you.

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    • according to koffing de 920 evolves in weezing with an average cp of 1797-1935

23. Hello I have searched in several sites how many cp increases each pokemon when you give the option to give more, for example if I want to increase the cp of my kabuto before evolving it, how can I know how much cp increases each time I give him more power?

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24. Growlithe 469 -> Arcanine 1069

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25. Hello, first of all thank you very much for the calculator and the table. What a great job!
    I have a doubt. I have captured a Growlithe with 286 pc, and also an Arcanine (Growlithe evolution) with 39 pc. Is it better to give pc and evolve the Growlithe or focus on the Arcanine even if it has less pc?
    Thank you!

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26. So give candy before or after evolving?

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27. Hello, I have a question regarding the pc of the pokemon, I would like to know if it is more beneficial to give candy to the pokemon before or after evolving, because normally when you evolve a pokemon when you give candy to the pokemon they gain more pc than if they are not evolved, but if you give the candy before they evolve these pc that the pokemon gain then they will be subjected to the evolution multiplier.
    Thanks in advance and very good job ;)

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28. Hello, for example I have a Squirtle of 380, I want to evolve and it says that it will go to 798, I would like to know if there is room for change or it is certain that it will go out like that.

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29. Hello, I would like to know if anyone has noticed which pokémon is more advisable to evolve from all of them or which one you prefer to transfer. I explain by means of an example, if you have 10 Goldeen which of them you transfer and which of them you leave for a possible evolution?

    Only PC and PS should be taken into account?

    Does anyone take into account Weight and Height?

    Is it better to evolve to larger (XL) or stronger (XL)?

    Greetings!

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30. My 691 Pigeotto evolved into a 1211 Pidgeot.

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31. Hello, I wanted to know how the weight and height of the pokemon influence in any way, I have a growlithe, one of 14kilos and 0.5m and another of 16kilos and 0.69m ...or is it the same?

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    • It does not matter

32. My 379 PC Pidgey (with those PCs I found it) evolved into a 704 PC Pidgeotto, which in turn evolved into a 1229 PC Pidgeotto.

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    • at what level?

33. I think koffing is not on the list, or maybe it's a bug in my phone or something, but check it out.

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34. I consulted with how much PC my Meowth would come out with when evolving and the calculator came up with "539", but at the time of evolving, my Persian came out with 623 .___.

    What other factors influence PCs as they evolve?

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35. If I level up, will the Pokémon I already have increase their cp? Or will they be tied to the ones they already have?

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    • I want to know that too.

    • They remain at the level they are at.
      What will happen is that better pokes will appear for your new level.

    • I also have a doubt. I have enough candies to evolve an Eevee, but it has a cp of 200 and according to the bar above, no matter how many candies I give it, it won't reach more than 400. Should I spend the Eevee candies to evolve that one or should I save them for when I get an Eevee with more cp (which I imagine will happen when I raise my trainer level) and evolve that one?

36. hello, I have a doubt, I have caught a hitmonchan that according to the iv's calculator has 91/100, I want to know if I have the opportunity to catch a pokemon that is not evolved but has good iv's for example an ekans, because of the 40 that I have the best has 66/100 and I do not know whether to evolve that one or wait to catch a better one.

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37. Hello coaches!

    Do you have any application or page that tells me the ivs and complete stats of the pokes that I capture? It would be good for me to know which one to transfer and which one to keep, because as I have learned in this guide, not always the pokes with the highest pc are the ones that are going to be the closest to their maximum possible.

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38. It is a pity that many pokemon of first evolution are so weak, for example pikachu, many people like this one because of the series but it will not be good to have it in the team because it is very weak like the initial ones, hopefully this will be fixed in the next updates.

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39. how to level up your trainer to catch better Pokémon

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    • A trainer can gain experience in different ways. Levels are directly related to experience points, i.e. if you achieve 1000 XP, you will finish that level and go to level two. Then, 2000 XP later, you will move to level three, which requires 3000 XP before you can reach level four. And so on and so forth.

      100 XP - Pokémon caught
      500 XP - New Pokémon
      10 XP - Curve ball
      10 XP - Good launch
      50 XP - Great launch
      100 XP - Excellent launch
      50 XP - Register at a PokéStop
      100 XP - Face a Pokémon trainer in a Gym
      150 XP - Defeat a Pokémon trainer in a Gym
      50 XP - Beat a Pokémon in gym training
      200 XP - Hatch a Pokémon
      500 XP - Evolve a Pokémon

      http://www.eurogamer.es/articles/trucos-guia-pokemon-go?page=2

    • Hatching them will give you XP according to the distance walked 100XP per km.

40. I evolved Jigglypuff PC 477 to Wigglytuff with PC 1160, level 22.

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41. Hello, I have a question! I have an Abra of PC 90, yes (too low), I calculated his IV points and I get that it is 100% (Attack and defense 100% / Stamina 100%). What should I do? Wait to level up more (I'm 11), and continue hunting Abra with higher CP, or gather the Abra to evolve and give more power to it? I ask because according to my brother, he tells me that as I have a low CP level (90), it won't help me, and I always give more importance to the IV points, which is where the perfection of the Pokemon is shown, so I'm not sure what is more important, if the CP or the IV. Thank you very much! Very good page.

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    • IVs are more important...

42. Hello

    Excellent content and perfect comments for feedback and insight.
    One question, S I have a Pidgey and a Pidgeotto and I transfer my Pidgeotto to evolve my Pidgey and gain more experience, is the Pidgeotto taken as new to register in the pokedex and give me even more experience? I plan to use a lucky egg to evolve several.

    Thank you.
    Greetings.

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    • No. Even if you don't have poquemons of a type, you will only get the bonus when you get a poquemon for the first time.

      If you are going to use an egg, I recommend that you try to have at least 60 poquemons ready to evolve in order to make its use useful.

43. No mamen my 1013 Weepinbell evolved into a 1492 Victreebel....puras mermas this calculator

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44. Fearow missing

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    • I guess it's because it's the last evolution, spearow -> fearow ->... it doesn't evolve to any other.

45. The calculator is missing koffing.

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46. When an unevolved pokemon is brought to its maximum CP and then evolved, by the process of evolution it makes its CP increase. Is it possible to increase its CP again to make a new evolution, or by having taken its CP to the maximum in its initial state, it will not give the option to increase it again?

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    • The maximum CP bar of a Pokemon varies according to your trainer level. If it is at maximum and you level up, you will see how it allows you to increase its CP even more.

47. good morning, I need to know how to evolve a rattata to a raticate with a hyper lightning power.

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48. Ola k ace

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49. Hello

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50. They don't know the koofing stats when evolving it.

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51. falta torchic

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