How do I use a captured Pokemon?

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I just started playing Omega Ruby and it has been years since I've played.
After I catch a pokemon that goes into my pokedex, how to I transfer it into my lineup so I can use it in battles?



Best Answer

You have a couple of options that can happen:

  1. If you have less than 6 Pokemon in your party, any captured Pokemon will automatically be added into your party.

  2. If you have 6 Pokemon in your party, any captured Pokemon will be transferred to your PC. You can access your PC at any Pokemon Center.

If the Pokemon is automatically added to your party, you will need to take them to the Pokemon Center to heal them. Pokemon taken out of the PC are already fully healed




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How does Pokemon GO catching work?

Catching Pokemon in Pokemon GO is simple: keep throwing Poke Balls until you catch the Pokemon. Each time you hit the Pokemon with a ball, there is a probability it will be caught, which depends on the bonuses used. If the Pokemon is not caught, there is a chance it will run away.

How do you use quick catch in Pokémon?

To employ the Quick Catch Method, you will need two hands. With one hand, hold down the berry button and slide it slightly to the right, toward the Pok\xe9ball. Then, with the other hand, the trainer will throw the ball. If done correctly, the "Run" option, which usually disappears, will remain at the top of the screen.



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