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Which Pokémon can evolve with Rare Candy?
That takes a lot of candy — including rare candy.
- Tyaranitar.
- Machamp and/or Hariyama.
- Kyogre and/or Gyrados.
- Rayquaza and/or Dragonite (or Salamence)
- Mewtwo.
- Groudon.
- Raikou and/or Zapdos.
- Moltres and/or Entei.
Is there a downside to using rare candies?
Basically they are extra hidden points that you get by battling. When using Rare Candies, you don’t gain any of those points, so your Pokemon could be weaker. However, if you have trained a Pokemon from a low level up to level 50-60 you will probably already have all possible EVs, so using Rare Candies doesn’t matter.
Can you evolve Pokémon with candy?
Until you have enough Candy, you won’t be able to evolve your Pokémon. You can view the amount of Candy needed to evolve your Pokémon in the Pokémon’s summary.
When should I use Rare Candy on my Pokémon?
In general, the above basically means to train your Pokémon very well, and generally only use Rare Candies when you’ve gotten to such a high level that reaching the last levels is a taxing process. By that time, you should have maxed your bonus stats (unless you caught them at a particularly high level).
Can rare candy evolve Pokémon?
A Pokémon can only evolve once after a battle or consuming a Rare Candy, even if it gained multiple levels. Starting in Generation VIII, if a Rare Candy is used on a level 100 Pokémon that evolves by leveling up and currently meets its evolution requirements, it will evolve (without gaining a level).
Are Pokemon weaker if you use rare candies?
Rare Candies provide no Stat Exp; Pokémon who are raised using this item will therefore tend to be weaker than those who are trained in battle.
Does Rare Candy evolve Pokemon?
Can rare candy trigger evolution?
Evolution by level up can be triggered by gaining experience in battle or by using a Rare Candy; leveling up in Pokémon Day Care or Isle Evelup will not trigger evolution, although Pokémon leveled up in these ways can still evolve if leveled up by battle or a Rare Candy afterwards.