What happens if I trade my last Pokemon in a family to the professor?
If I get rid of the last Pokemon I have from a family do I still keep the candies from that family when I catch another one of the same family?
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Yes you do. All candies you have are stored kinda invisibly on your character and the only way to see them is by selecting a Pokemon of the evolution chain. If you get rid of all of the Pokemon in that chain you will keep the candies but be unable to see them until you catch another of that chain.
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Can you get back Pokémon you send to Professor Oak?
You'll receive Candy in exchange for transferring a Pok\xe9mon, but be careful: you can't get Pok\xe9mon back after you've transferred them. To transfer a Pok\xe9mon: From the Map View, tap the Main Menu button. Tap the Pok\xe9mon button.What happens if you transfer a Pokémon to the professor?
Every time you send a Pok\xe9mon to Professor Oak he'll repay you with a candy, which you can feed to one of your Pok\xe9mon to boost one of its stats - a Quick Candy boosts Speed for example, while a Mighty Candy ups their Attack. There are also benefits to transferring more and more Pok\xe9mon.What happens when you transfer Pokémon to professor in go?
The process of transferring a Pokemon in Pokemon GO requires a player to choose a Pokemon in their roster and request that Professor Willow takes it. In exchange for the creature, Professor Willow gives the player candy for that specific Pokemon type.Can you trade a Pokémon back to someone in Pokemon GO?
Currently, the game doesn't allow players to trade a Pok\xe9mon more than once, meaning that if a trainer has given away one of their Pok\xe9mon, they will not be able to get it back, nor could it then be traded to someone else. Effectively, even trade in Pok\xe9mon GO is set in stone and can't be undone or reversed.james being the best character for 6 minutes and 14 seconds straight
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Yes, you will retain all candies from this family.
I personally recommend getting rid of all Pokemon under 80% of the Combat Power (CP) arc (the semicircle above the Pokemon) filled and to not evolve or power up any Pokemon (other than Ratata, Pidgey, or Spearow) until level 10 when you start catching higher CP Pokemon. This is to conserve those candies for when they actually matter instead of wasting them (and Stardust later) to power them up.
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