Pokemon GO

GO to PC select bebe or someone's PC. select move Pokemon. click on the Pokemon u want to erase. 1 of the choices iwll be release.

Turn on your location GPS settings in your device. Some also require google maps.

The camera only turns on during the event you are capturing a wild Pokemon. Sometimes the artificial background is on so you will need to his on the right right a little switch that says "AR". Once you select that your camera should turn on.

All the AR codes do is make the pokémon more likely to appear in the wild, for example, I once found a shiny Gyarados in the grass near route 216..!

There is no prize. Sorry, buddy.

No, they designed it so that it would be fun for all ages, especially families.

Pokemon Go is popular you have access to playing online and catching Pokemons!

They don't. it just circles around in their body.

quick claw

Yes, you can find ice type Pokemon by or in water. The most common ice Pokemon found near water locations is Seel. It is not known yet if Articuno spawns in this certain area.

As long as your OS is up to date, or within a version or two, you can probably play Pokemon GO on your iPod Touch 6.

You basically throw Pokeballs at Pokemon to collect them, and the more you do that, the more you level up and are able to get better Pokemon and better Pokeballs.

You can also evolve your Pokemon the more you catch the same type, and you can battle at local gyms to take them over for your team. There are hundreds of different kinds of Pokemon, and so collecting is part of it too... trying to get the rarest and most powerful ones, or maybe you prefer the cutest ones, and getting all of them to their highest evolution.

Pokemon GO has a cool aspect to it, unlike other Pokemon games, where you walk around to find rare Pokemon, but also walk around in real life to hatch eggs to get Pokemon as well. It is a good excuse to get people out of the house and playing together on Pokemon hunts.

Just be careful... don't play while driving, and always watch where you are going.

You will most likely never find 1000 CP Pokemon in the wild. You will be able to start powering them up to that level once your trainer level hits around 20.

No, you should not count on the phone company offering a discount to your data bill to accommodate your use of Pokemon Go.

At PokeStops you can find Poke Balls, Incense, Eggs, Revives, Potions, Razz Berries. You may be able to find other items as well as time goes on.

If your home is close to a Pokémon gym, then yes. Otherwise, you will have to walk closer to the gym in order to interact with it.

just defeat them, they'll join you sometimes.

friend bow helps

must have extra space (max=4) in your current team

You can find them in grass but if you run or bike then it will go somewhere else. They run away after one move so you have to use a master ball, make it fall asleep, or get a Pokemon that has an ability that makes it so that no Pokemon can run away from you during battle.

As of March 2018, not yet. The feature is planned for future updates of the game, but has not yet been implemented.

when you go back they usually aren't there if they're rare. But if its pidgey then he'll probably be there and everywhere else.

You can, actually, but it takes patience and persistence. You have to walk past all of the starters three or four or five times in a row, and if you do, then a Pikachu should appear.

Not at the moment. Pokemon GO currently contains only Generation 1 Pokemon, and Mudkip is in Gen 3, so it may be a while before they add it.

Not by themselves, but you can get more from visiting PokéStops, which are usually located at local landmarks or popular locales. Here you can not only get pokeballs, but also potions, razz berries, revives, and other useful items, all for free.

Well, the GO Plus device isn't a watch, but good question. You don't *have* to have the GO Plus device in order to play the game, but it has some nice add-on features.