Go Boxes are Pokemon Go themed Boxes Filled With Tons Of GOODIES!
Go Box
$49.79
The Go Box is everything a Pokémon Go player would want for their outdoor adventure! This box contains tons of great team gear including hats, stickers, plushies, posters and much more! A Go Box is a fun surprise that you are guaranteed to enjoy. If surprises are not your thing, read the full list of the items included in this box below. A Go Box makes a great gift for anyone who enjoys Pokémon!
Here’s the full list of everything included in this Go Box: A 1999 original 150 Pokémon poster, portable cell phone charger, Mew Plush, lanyard, a laminated egg chart/type advantage chart, vinyl team decal, keychain, 3 mini Pokémon figures, a mini pokeball, vintage Topps card, socks, Koran TCG pack, SC team sticker, pokeball plush keychain, Pokémon sticker, team pin, team beanie, and an Ash Katchum hat!
FREE SHIPPING in the U.S.A. with tracking (3-7 day shipping time)
Here’s the full list of everything included in this Go Box: A 1999 original 150 Pokémon poster, portable cell phone charger, Mew Plush, lanyard, a laminated egg chart/type advantage chart, vinyl team decal, keychain, 3 mini Pokémon figures, a mini pokeball, vintage Topps card, socks, Koran TCG pack, SC team sticker, pokeball plush keychain, Pokémon sticker, team pin, team beanie, and an Ash Katchum hat!
FREE SHIPPING in the U.S.A. with tracking (3-7 day shipping time)
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Egg Chart
Evolution Item Drop Rates
These current drop rates are from 23,700 recorded pokestop spins. These rates might have changed as of February 2017, drop rate percentages may have been reworked. I will continue to update this website as new information comes out about drop rate percentage.
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Best Pokemon by type
This chart is put together considering both the DPS (Damage per Second) and survivability of each pokemon. Also listed are the best moveset for each pokemon. For most moves both the quick move and the charge move are the same type except for in cases where even factoring in the STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus) the other move was still far superior. This chart will be updated as needed.
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Vaporeon: Water Gun & Hydro Pump
Blissey: Pound & Hyper Beam Flareon: Fire Spin & Overheat Laprus: Frost Breath & Ice Beam Granbull: Bite & Play Rough Pinsir: Bug Bite & X-Scissor |
Machamp: Counter & Dynamic Punch
Jolteon: Thunder Shock & Thunderbolt Exeggutot: Extrasensory & Solar Beam Victreebel: Acid & Solar Beam Dragonite: Dragon Tail & Outrage Scizor: Bullet Punch & Iron Head |
Rhydon Mud Slap & Earthquake
Scyther: Air Slash & Aerial Ace Alakazam: Confusion & Future Sight Gengar: Hex & Shadow Ball Golem: Rock Throw & Stone Edge Tyranitar: Bite & Crunch |
Type Advantage Chart
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The type advantage chart shows how different kinds of Pokemon can deal normal, double, or half damage. For example, if you are attacking, you want to look at the red attacker area on the left side of the chart and find Water. You can see a green 2 indicating that you do double damage to Fire types. Next to the 2, you will see two red 1/2 under Water and Grass meaning you do half damage to those types. Any type with an empty white square indicates you do neutral damage to that Pokemon. Now if you look at Ground on the attacker side and go to Flying on the defending side, you will see a black 0. This means you do no damage to that type of Pokemon in the main series game. In Go, this would just do far less than normal damage. If you want to use this chart to see what Pokemon would be best to use on a specific type of Pokemon, just go to the defending type and look for a Pokemons type that does double damage while only taking half damage. For example, using a Grass type against a Water type would be super effective, but using a Water type against a Grass type will be not very effective.
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Pokemon IVs
Pokemon IV or Individual Values are hidden states that let you know more about the potential growth of a pokemon. The higher a Pokemon's IVs are the higher that Pokemon's max CP. For example a Vaporeon with perfect IVs at level 40 would have a CP of 3157. If however that same Vaporian all powered up but with low IVs 0%-10% it max CCP would be around 2245. The chart below will let you get a idea of what your pokemon's IVs are. If you want to get even more accurate IV information simply follow the link.
Trainer Tips Videos
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For the most up to date and accurate information related to Pokémon Go, check out Trainer Tips for great videos every day!
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We sent Nick from Trainer Tips a Go Box! Definitely check out his channel if you haven't already. Not a sponsor just a fan.
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