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I wonder how wild Pokemon CP is calculated and on what is based on? I listen it's based on the maximum CP you have (for this type of Pokemon?) but I'm not sure about that.
So my question is, do I have to keep all my duplicate Pokemon to have best results and remove lower when I'm full or do I have to keep only the best for each?
There are places in Pokemon Go called "nests" where many Pokemon of the same, often rare, type spawn. This is why there are (or were, depending on when you're reading this) many Electrabuzz in Central Park and many Bulbasaurs in a park near me.
By default, all Pokemon have one fast move (no energy required) and one charge move (stronger, energy required) at a time. As of late 2018, it is possible to have a second charge move, giving the Pokemon a total of 3 moves. It can be unlocked by paying stardust and candy. The required stardust and candy costs are listed on The Silph Road website.
Only a few Pokemon cannot unlock a second charge move and are hence limited to two moves. These are because the Pokemon can only learn one charge move, such as Ditto. Some Pokemon like Magikarp are limited to one charge move unless they are Shadow or Purified Pokemon, in which case they can be taught a new charge move if they still know Frustation or Return i.e. Magikarp can know Splash, Frustation/Return, and Struggle.
Best Answer
You have a MAX CP which is based on your trainer level. What you usually do is just transfer the lower ones of your pokemon group (same candy group). Even better is to evolve some of them then trade (evolve is +500Xp). I keep the best of each until the best ones get beaten by a higher level CP of the same pokemon (EG: pidgey (96 CP) vs Pidgey (168 CP), trade the 96CP pidgey).