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Shadow Pokémon, once captured by the player, all have the following characteristics: | Shadow Pokémon, once captured by the player, all have the following characteristics: | ||
* Have {{m|Frustration}} as a Charged Attack, which normally cannot be replaced using a [[Charged TM]] | * Have {{m|Frustration}} as a Charged Attack, which normally cannot be replaced using a [[Charged TM]] | ||
* Cost | * Cost ×{{Frac|6|5}} Candy and Stardust to power up and to learn a second Charged Attack | ||
* Have the following stat modifiers (not factored into CP) as a "Shadow Bonus": | * Have the following stat modifiers (not factored into CP) as a "Shadow Bonus": | ||
** | ** ×{{Frac|6|5}} Attack | ||
** | ** ×{{Frac|5|6}} Defense | ||
* Cannot be {{GO|trade}}d (since July 25, 2019) | * Cannot be {{GO|trade}}d (since July 25, 2019) | ||
* Cannot [[Mega Evolution|Mega Evolve]] | * Cannot [[Mega Evolution|Mega Evolve]] | ||
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==Shadow Raid Battles== | ==Shadow Raid Battles== | ||
Shadow Raids, which debuted on May 22, 2023, are a special type of {{GO|Raid Battle}} in which a Team GO Rocket member takes over a {{GO|Gym}} and commands a Shadow Raid Boss. Remote Raid Passes can | {{main|Shadow Raid}} | ||
Shadow Raids, which debuted on May 22, 2023, are a special type of {{GO|Raid Battle}} in which a Team GO Rocket member takes over a {{GO|Gym}} and commands a Shadow Raid Boss. Remote Raid Passes can not be used to challenge them. One-star and three-star Shadow Raid Bosses are controlled by Team GO Rocket Grunts; five-star, Legendary Shadow Raid Bosses are controlled by {{GO|Giovanni}} or {{tc|Team GO Rocket Leader}}s. | |||
Three- and five-star Shadow Raid Bosses become enraged after its HP falls to a certain percentage, during which its Attack and Defense stats are drastically increased. Once players collectively use eight [[Purified Gem]]s against the Shadow Raid Boss, it will become subdued, returning its stats back to normal. | Three- and five-star Shadow Raid Bosses become enraged after its HP falls to a certain percentage, during which its Attack and Defense stats are drastically increased. Once players collectively use eight [[Purified Gem]]s against the Shadow Raid Boss, it will become subdued, returning its stats back to normal. | ||
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[[File:Shadow Pokemon GO sort.png|thumb|right|Sorting (formerly)]] | [[File:Shadow Pokemon GO sort.png|thumb|right|Sorting (formerly)]] | ||
* Prior to July 25, 2019, Shadow Pokémon were eligible for Special Trades. However, due to the likelihood of a Lucky Shadow Pokémon being purified with perfect {{IV}}s, this feature was restricted. | * Prior to July 25, 2019, Shadow Pokémon were eligible for Special Trades. However, due to the likelihood of a Lucky Shadow Pokémon being purified with perfect {{IV}}s, this feature was restricted. | ||
* Prior to July 31, 2019, purification costs were on average much higher and did not necessarily scale directly with Buddy distance. For [[ | * Prior to July 31, 2019, purification costs were on average much higher and did not necessarily scale directly with Buddy distance. For [[first partner Pokémon]], the purification costs were also higher for the second and third stages. | ||
* Prior to November 7, 2019, Shadow Pokémon were caught between Lv. 1 to 5 or Lv. 6 to 10 if Weather Boosted. | * Prior to November 7, 2019, Shadow Pokémon were caught between Lv. 1 to 5 or Lv. 6 to 10 if Weather Boosted. | ||
* Shadow Pokémon received a major update on March 2, 2020. Prior to this, Shadow Pokémon | * Shadow Pokémon received a major update on March 2, 2020. Prior to this, Shadow Pokémon | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian terms for Shadow Pokémon and purification are the same as their equivalents ([[Shadow Pokémon]] and [[purification]]) in {{g|Colosseum}} and {{XD}}; however, the Japanese terms differ (being '''ダークポケモン''' ''Dark Pokémon'' and '''リライブ''' ''Relive'', respectively, in the [[Nintendo GameCube]] games). | * The English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian terms for Shadow Pokémon and purification are the same as their equivalents ([[Shadow Pokémon]] and [[purification]]) in {{g|Colosseum}} and {{XD}}; however, the Japanese terms differ (being '''ダークポケモン''' ''Dark Pokémon'' and '''リライブ''' ''Relive'', respectively, in the [[Nintendo GameCube]] games). | ||
* Due to every Shadow Pokémon knowing Frustration and Purified Pokémon knowing Return, {{p|Weedle}}, {{p|Kakuna}}, {{p|Magikarp}}, {{p|Wobbuffet}}, {{p|Beldum}}, and {{p| | * Due to every Shadow Pokémon knowing Frustration and Purified Pokémon knowing Return, {{p|Weedle}}, {{p|Kakuna}}, {{p|Magikarp}}, {{p|Wobbuffet}}, Hisuian {{p|Sneasel}}, {{p|Beldum}}, {{p|Ursaluna}}, and {{p|Sneasler}} each have two moves in Pokémon GO that they [[Game move errors#Shadow and Purified Pokémon|cannot learn in the core series]]. | ||
==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
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{{Team GO Rocket}} | {{Team GO Rocket}} | ||
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{{-}} | {{-}} | ||