do ivs change when you trade?
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IVs, HP and CP change when trading, but moves, gender and size of the traded Pokemon stay the same. Be careful: Pokemon Level can also change! A traded Pokemon level will be adjusted to the maximum power up level the recipient can perform.
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While these mints do change the effects of your Pokémon's nature, they don't actually change the nature of your Pokémon so even if you change an Adamant Pokémon with a Timid Mint, despite having the stats of a Timid Pokémon, it still has the Adamant Nature which is what will be displayed and what is used for breeding ...
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Talk to the Name Rater and ask to change a Traded Pokemon's Nickname. You will be able to do so, but after changing the Nickname once, it will be permanently set. Keep in mind that you cannot change the Nickname of a Pokemon which was already given a Nickname by its previous trainer.
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Lucky Pokemon Can Get 100% IV After Trade If you're aiming for a 100% IV Lucky Pokemon, be sure to trade Pokemon with high IVs in the first place.
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They are all Mythical Pokemon. You can't normally trade them and get them lucky, so they're not missing. ... Lucky Pokemon have a higher minimum IVs (12/12/12), compared to the normal (1-5) stats when you trade with a friend. Also, it will cost 50% less to power up this Pokemon.
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Nature is a 10% boost in a stat, depending on how high the stat is, it could be more important, then again IVs count for all stats, not just one, IVs can give a 31 boost in stats, which a nature will only do if said stat is over 310, which isn't always the case.
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The only way to increase the IVs of an individual Pokemon is to first complete the game's main story and unlock the Battle Tower. If you have an item called a Bottle Cap or a Gold Bottle Cap, you will be able to exchange it to increase your Pokemon's IVs through Hyper Training.
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While IV Breeding gives you an edge that can potentially win you the match, no the difference is not all huge in most cases. However, it is advisable if you have the time to do it.
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Talk to the Name Rater and ask to change a Traded Pokemon's Nickname. You will be able to do so, but after changing the Nickname once, it will be permanently set.
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When it's HP is at half or below it will change form (increasing its HP because complete form had 108 more points in HP). It can freely change forms between 10% and 50% outside of battle (with zygarde cube I think), and retains its ability. Only trade me legit Pokemon.
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Reminder : a "80% IV pokemon" is not 20% less strong than a 100%. In combat, 80% IV translates into only 2-3% weaker than a 100% IV. I've seen casual players getting influenced into behaving the same.
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IVs are hidden stats that are randomly applied to each Pokémon when they're caught. IVs determine how high or low a base stat can go and sets the value to a specific number. This number is usually between zero and 31, with zero being the worst and 31 being the best. IVs can be passed on through breeding, too.
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You can trade legendaries, yes. Pokémon locked for trade in previous generations were mythical Pokémon (considered much rarer than legendaries), the ones you can only get in a real-time event. Good luck trading with your friend! ^^ Just make sure he/she trades you a Zacian holding Rusted Sword, so it can change form.
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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.
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No, Z-Crystals cannot actually be traded*. You'll lose the ones you have if you restart your game. *However, they can appear to be traded if both you and the person you're trading with already have the same Z-Crystal.
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Pokemon can't be traded more than once, so you can't swap back and forth with another player to get your favourite Pokemon on your team as Lucky, or to re-roll stats. Mythical Pokemon like Mew and Celebi can't be traded at all.
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Yes, you can trade between family members with the Nintendo Switch version of Pokémon HOME. You simply move Pokémon from one person's save data to another.