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[[Stardust]] is a [[Power Ups]] [[Item]]. It can be acquired from ==Acquired By==*Successfully catching a [[Pokemon]] or hatching one (100 stardust each) *Hatching a Pokemon from [[eggsegg]] *You can also obtain them by Defending a [[Gym]]. If you have placed a Pokemon to defend your team's [[Gym]] , you can collect a [[Defender Bonus]] of Stardust and [[PokeCoins]] every 21 hours. The more Pokemon you have defending Gyms, the greater Defender Bonus will be (100 500 Stardust each timeper Gym). Your trainer ==Used For==*[[Power Up]] [[Pokemon]], increasing its [[CP]] and [[HP]] *[[Evolve]] a Pokemon to its next form ==Checklist Before You Spend Stardust on a Pokemon==1. Make sure your Pokemon is worth training in the long run. Consult tier lists. You don't want to spend 100k stardust on a [[Beedril]]l, only to realize that even though it is a 3rd evolution Pokemon, it still kinda sucks harder than a Hypno. 2. As you are farming Pokemon [[Candy|Candies]] for your favorite Pokemon, keep track of the [[IVs]] of every Pokemon you catch that is worth training. Use an online [[IV Calculator]] tool. 3. Once you have enough Candies evolve it to the max step, feel free to evolve the Pokemon with the highest IVs. I personally only train Pokemon with 90% IV or higher (unless it's a top-5 Pokemon and has at least a decent 75%), but it doesn't really matter much. Honestly, feel free to skip the IV check if you want. The difference between a super low IV Pokemon and a super high IV Pokemon is typically about 10% of the maximum [[CP]]. 4. Check your max-evolved Pokemon's [[Moves|moveset]] before you train it. Some max evolved Pokemon have really bad movesets; others have only decent or good options. If you tried to be get a [[Vaporeon]] but ended up with Water Gun + Water Pulse, it's probably best to find another 25 Eevee candies and try again. However, if you get an "unideal" [[levelDragonite]] 10 or higher[[Gyarados]] moveset, it's still probably a pretty strong set regardless.
==Additional Information==
[[Category:Items]] [[Category:Released]] [[Category:Power Ups]]