Why 0 IV Pokémon?

Players seek 0 IV Pokémon for specific competitive strategies, primarily to minimize damage from self-hitting moves (like confusion) on special attackers (0 Attack IV) or to move last under Trick Room{/nav} (0 Speed IV), while also serving as rare trophy Pokémon or valuable breeding shortcuts, especially for complex builds or specific stat requirements in games like Pokémon Go PvP.
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Why would you want a 0 IV Pokémon?

In general, having 0 Attack IVs on a Special Attacking Pokémon is a luxury, not a necessity-- it matters in very few scenarios. Those scenarios are 1) if your opponent has the move Foul Play, or 2) if your Pokémon might get confused and hit itself in confusion.
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Is a 0% IV Pokémon rare?

However 0% pokemon are even rarer than 100% pokemon, since the former can never come from raids, eggs, research tasks or trades.
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What does an IV of 0 mean?

If you have a Special Attacker, having a 0IV ATK stat means less damage you'd be taking if your Pokemon gets confused. Similarly, Trick Room reverses speed order, so if you want your Pokemon to move first, have a 0IV Speed stat means it will be the slower Pokemon.
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How to get a Pokémon with 0 IVs?

To get 0 IV Pokémon, you usually breed for them using a parent with the desired 0 IV (often found via intensive Ditto hunting, especially for 0 Speed in Scarlet/Violet) and pass it down with Power Items for specific stats, or catch them in the wild with methods like locking onto disguised Dittos in Scarlet/Violet; 0 IVs are crucial for Trick Room teams (0 Speed) or minimizing Foul Play damage (0 Attack).
 
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Can I trick Pokemon Go into thinking I'm walking?

Yes, you can trick Pokémon Go into thinking you're walking using methods like GPS spoofing apps (iAnyGo, AnyTo) with virtual joysticks or by shaking your phone in a sock, which plays on GPS/Adventure Sync inaccuracies, but these can violate terms of service; official methods focus on using Adventure Sync for real steps, while non-walking tricks use location manipulation or device shaking for buddy candy and egg hatching. 
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Do all legendaries have 3 perfect IVs?

Wild Legendaries will have minimum 3 perfect IVs.
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What does 0 IV mean?

A zero IV is the base stats on a Pokémon, and a perfect IV is a 15 point upgrade to each category. Hope that helps.
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What is a good IV for options?

There's no single "good" implied volatility (IV) for options; it depends on the asset and strategy, but 20-30% is often considered a baseline for calmer markets like SPY, while high IV (e.g., >80%) suggests high expected movement (good for selling premium), and low IV (e.g., <20%) suggests low expected movement (good for buying options), with traders using IV Percentile (IVP) to see if current IV is historically high or low. A "good" IV is relative to the asset's history and your trading goal, with low IV indicating "cheap" options and high IV indicating "expensive" options. 
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How does IV work?

An IV (Intravenous) works by delivering fluids, meds, or nutrients directly into a vein via a small tube (catheter) inserted with a needle, allowing for fast absorption because it bypasses digestion, using gravity or a pump to control flow from a hanging bag into the bloodstream for quick hydration, medication, or nutrients, common in hospitals and wellness clinics.
 
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Which is rarer, Hundo or Nundo?

Yes, a Nundo (0% IV) is significantly rarer than a Hundo (100% IV) in Pokémon Go because many common ways to get Pokémon (raids, research, eggs, weather boost) have minimum IV floors (like 10/10/10), preventing Nundos, while Hundos can come from these sources plus trades, making them much more accessible.
 
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Is it worth keeping 2 star Pokémon?

Yes, 2-star Pokémon can be worth keeping in Pokémon Go, especially if they have good PvP IVs (low Attack, high Defense/HP), are shiny, rare, or if you're a newer player needing temporary fighters; otherwise, 3-star (or better) Pokémon are generally prioritized for raids/gyms, but check for PvP potential before transferring all 2-stars.
 
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What is the rarest Pokémon to exist?

The rarest Pokémon often depends on the game, generation, or specific event, but Mew, Arceus, Celebi, and Jirachi are legendary for being event-exclusive mythicals, while in-game rarities like Glamow (Burmy's final form) or certain Clone Pokémon (Charizard, etc.) from Pokémon Colosseum are incredibly scarce, with some event Pokémon becoming virtually unobtainable over time due to their limited distribution. 
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What are the odds of getting 98% or better from a raid?

That means a 100% Pokemon occurs once every 216 raids, a 98% or better appears about once every 54 raids, a 96% appears about once every 22 raids, a 93% appears about once every 11 raids and a 91% appears once every 6 raids.
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How rare are 0 IV Pokémon?

It's a (1/16)3 chance of being found, ignoring obtaining Pokemon in places of guaranteed good IVs. (Eggs, raids(?), and weather boosts(?)). So it's a step more difficult to even find a Pokemon that qualifies as a possible 000. The (1/16)3 is a 1/4096 chance.
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How rare is a 100% IV Pokémon Go?

A 100% IV Pokémon, or "hundo," is quite rare, with odds of 1 in 4,096 in the wild, but much better chances from raids, eggs, or research encounters, which have a 1 in 216 probability due to higher IV floors (10-15 instead of 0-15). Trades offer good odds too, especially with Best Friends (around 1 in 1,331).
 
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What is the 3-5-7 rule in trading?

The 3-5-7 rule in trading is a risk management framework focusing on capital preservation: never risk more than 3% of your capital on a single trade, keep total open trade risk under 5%, and aim for a risk-reward ratio where profits are at least 7 times larger than the risk per trade (though some interpret the '7' as a 7:1 R:R or other execution guardrails). It helps control emotions, prevents catastrophic losses, and promotes consistent, disciplined trading by setting clear limits.
 
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What is the 60/40 rule for options?

Because index options are 1256 contracts,* they qualify for the 60/40 tax treatment—meaning 60% of your profits are treated as long-term capital gains and 40% as short-term capital gains. It doesn't matter how long you hold the position.
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What to do when IV is low?

If an IV isn't flowing sufficiently, you should first check for simple obstructions like a kinked tube, clamped line, or the height of the IV bag (raising it usually helps), then reposition the patient's arm; if it still doesn't flow, try flushing with saline to check patency, but if the site shows signs of infiltration (swelling, coolness) or blood doesn't return, stop the infusion, remove the catheter, and restart the IV at a new site. 
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What is a perfect IV in Pokémon?

Perfect IVs (Individual Values) in Pokémon mean a specific stat (HP, Attack, Defense, etc.) has the maximum possible value of 31, giving that Pokémon the highest possible boost for that stat at level 100, making them ideal for competitive battling, with "6 Perfect IVs" meaning all six stats are 31, or "5 Perfect IVs" meaning five are 31 and one is intentionally low (like 0 for a Trick Room Pokémon).
 
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Is it worth keeping 0 star Pokemon Go?

Conclusion. Ultimately, the decision to keep or transfer a zero-star Pokemon depends on your individual goals and resource limitations. If you're a casual player with limited storage, it might be best to let them go.
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How to get a 0 IV Pokémon?

To get 0 IV Pokémon, you usually breed for them using a parent with the desired 0 IV (often found via intensive Ditto hunting, especially for 0 Speed in Scarlet/Violet) and pass it down with Power Items for specific stats, or catch them in the wild with methods like locking onto disguised Dittos in Scarlet/Violet; 0 IVs are crucial for Trick Room teams (0 Speed) or minimizing Foul Play damage (0 Attack).
 
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Who is the no. 1 legendary Pokémon?

Arceus. By far the most naturally powerful Legendary Pokémon, with 720 points, Arceus is the closest thing the Poké-world has to a God - and as such, has powers you won't find with any other.
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Why is Mew not legendary?

Because it's mythical meaning it's only available by special event in the main games. Legendary are available normally without tricks.
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What are the 4 cursed Pokémon?

The treasures found their way into Paldea after the greedy king of the region purchased them from a merchant from the East. But the negative emotions from the king's desires would "awaken" the treasures, transforming them into four powerful Pokémon: Chi-yu, Wo-chen, Chein-Pao, and Ting-lu.
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