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Why Gamers Buy Pokemon Go Lucky Pokemon

There is this huge hype about Lucky Pokemon in Pokemon Go and trainers have been wanting to have at least one on their team. The main culprit behind this Lucky Pokemon craze is perhaps because only Pokemon Go has this type of category among the plethora of other “rare breeds” of Pokemon. Trainers have their shinies, legendaries, and Pokemon IVs to care about--and Lucky Pokemon has been added to that mixed bag of complicatedness. Another reason why there’s this boom that’s happened for Lucky Pokemon is that it’s an easier type of Pokemon to get than others. Shinies, when compared to Lucky Pokemon, are harder to get since there’s only a very slim chance of encountering one. While Legendaries are a tad easier to encounter, trainers will have a harder time catching them since they’re able to escape from the Pokeballs with ease. With Lucky Pokemon, trainers don’t have to worry about the extra fuss or frills of getting it.

What is A Lucky Pokemon?

In a nutshell, a Lucky Pokemon is another type of Pokemon that joins the family of Shinies and Forms such as Alolan Forms which give a Pokemon a whole different look compared to the standard ones that trainers see normally. Lucky Pokemons have a special status that indicates that they're one of the "lucky ones.” What’s more, they have better stats compared to the standard Pokemon that trainers would normally find when they’re out and about. Besides having overall superior stats, the Stardust required to power up Lucky Pokemon is reduced to 50%. Stardust is one of the scarcer resources in Pokemon Go since trainers often find themselves easily running out of it when leveling up their Pokemon, so getting a Lucky Pokemon is a huge help in saving that extra Stardust.

How to Get Lucky Pokemon in Pokemon Go

Compared to getting shinies, trainers will have a much easier time with Lucky Pokemon. This is because all they have to do is take advantage of Pokemon Go’s trading feature. First off, trainers will have to find a friend that they can trade back and forth with. The second step is to begin trading over and over again with that friend until both parties get a Lucky Pokemon. This is because when getting a Lucky Pokemon, it will apply to both players, not just one. Since Pokemon Go allows 100 trades per day, players can trade back and forth with each other until they’ve reached the limit. It’s worth noting that the older the Pokemon is (in terms of when it was caught), the higher the guarantee of both players getting a Lucky Pokemon. For example, if one of the two players trades a Pokemon that was caught back in July or August of 2016, then they’ll have a 100% chance to get the Lucky variant of that Pokemon and the other Pokemon that was used to trade it. Both trainers don’t have to worry about having to trade Pokemon that were caught in the exact year as well. This means that they will get their Pokemon to be Lucky even if they trade a Pokemon that was caught in 2016 and another Pokemon that was caught around 2020.

Lucky Friends: Pokemon Go’s Way to Make Trainers Befriend Each Other

Lucky Friends are essentially a special friendship status that guarantees that specific trainer a Lucky Pokemon whenever they initiate a trade. To become a Lucky Friend, a trainer must first become a Best Friend to another fellow trainer. After that, they must do the following to up their friendship and in turn, become Lucky Friends:

• Team up in Raid or Gym Battles
• Do a Trainer Battle with one another
• Open a gift

Becoming Lucky Friends is just a one-time thing, though. After trading with another Lucky Friend, both trainers will go back to having the Best Friends status; however, trainers can become Lucky Friends together with a Best Friend more than once a day. So, trainers can opt to do a “rinse and repeat” method and trade the Pokemon that they want to become a Lucky Pokemon.

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