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Can I get candy for a Pokemon I haven't caught yet?
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Since you can get candy for feeding Pokemon in gyms, I tend to favor feeding Pokemon for which I need candy over feeding my own Pokemon. These are generally Pokemon that I have caught, but haven't yet collected enough candy to evolve. Would this work for Pokemon I haven't caught yet, allowing me to get a jump start on collecting candy to evolve them once I do catch them?
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Since you can get candy for feeding Pokemon in gyms, I tend to favor feeding Pokemon for which I need candy over feeding my own Pokemon. These are generally Pokemon that I have caught, but haven't yet collected enough candy to evolve. Would this work for Pokemon I haven't caught yet, allowing me to get a jump start on collecting candy to evolve them once I do catch them?
pokemon-go
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Since you can get candy for feeding Pokemon in gyms, I tend to favor feeding Pokemon for which I need candy over feeding my own Pokemon. These are generally Pokemon that I have caught, but haven't yet collected enough candy to evolve. Would this work for Pokemon I haven't caught yet, allowing me to get a jump start on collecting candy to evolve them once I do catch them?
pokemon-go
asked 6 hours ago
yoozer8yoozer8
1,46042145
Since you can get candy for feeding Pokemon in gyms, I tend to favor feeding Pokemon for which I need candy over feeding my own Pokemon. These are generally Pokemon that I have caught, but haven't yet collected enough candy to evolve. Would this work for Pokemon I haven't caught yet, allowing me to get a jump start on collecting candy to evolve them once I do catch them?
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Yes, it is possible to receive candy when feeding berries to Pokémon you do not own. This is commonly referred to as “ghost candy” by users on reddit.
As seen in this reddit thread, a user details how they received candy for Snorlax despite never owning one. After they finally caught their first Snorlax, they had a total of 4 candy (3 non-pinap catch + 1 ghost candy)
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Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
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Yes, it is possible to receive candy when feeding berries to Pokémon you do not own. This is commonly referred to as “ghost candy” by users on reddit.
As seen in this reddit thread, a user details how they received candy for Snorlax despite never owning one. After they finally caught their first Snorlax, they had a total of 4 candy (3 non-pinap catch + 1 ghost candy)
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Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
– Robotnik♦
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Yes, it is possible to receive candy when feeding berries to Pokémon you do not own. This is commonly referred to as “ghost candy” by users on reddit.
As seen in this reddit thread, a user details how they received candy for Snorlax despite never owning one. After they finally caught their first Snorlax, they had a total of 4 candy (3 non-pinap catch + 1 ghost candy)
answered 1 hour ago
WondercricketWondercricket
22k23105168
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Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
– Robotnik♦
12 mins ago
add a comment |
Yes, it is possible to receive candy when feeding berries to Pokémon you do not own. This is commonly referred to as “ghost candy” by users on reddit.
As seen in this reddit thread, a user details how they received candy for Snorlax despite never owning one. After they finally caught their first Snorlax, they had a total of 4 candy (3 non-pinap catch + 1 ghost candy)
answered 1 hour ago
WondercricketWondercricket
22k23105168
Yes, it is possible to receive candy when feeding berries to Pokémon you do not own. This is commonly referred to as “ghost candy” by users on reddit.
As seen in this reddit thread, a user details how they received candy for Snorlax despite never owning one. After they finally caught their first Snorlax, they had a total of 4 candy (3 non-pinap catch + 1 ghost candy)
answered 1 hour ago
WondercricketWondercricket
22k23105168
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WondercricketWondercricket
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answered 1 hour ago
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Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
– Robotnik♦
12 mins ago
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Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
– Robotnik♦
12 mins ago
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Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
– Robotnik♦
12 mins ago
Also note that if you transfer your last Pokemon of a specific type, and then catch/hatch/trade for a new one, you will still have your previous candy amount for that Pokemon type.
– Robotnik♦
12 mins ago
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