How to Catch 100 IV Pokémon in PGSharp: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners

If you’ve been playing Pokémon GO for a while, you know the thrill of seeing that three-star appraisal turn into a perfect red stamp. A 100 IV Pokémon (often called a “Hundo”) is the gold standard. They are the strongest versions of any species, boasting maximum Attack, Defense, and HP.

However, finding them in the wild is like finding a needle in a haystack. That is where PGSharp APK comes in. If you are using this tool in Brazil or anywhere else in the world, you have a massive advantage. In this guide, we’ll break down exactly how to fill your storage with perfect Pokémon without breaking a sweat.

What Exactly is How to Catch 100 IV Pokémon in PGSharp?

Before we dive into the “how,” let’s talk about the “what.” Every Pokémon has hidden stats called Individual Values (IVs).

• Attack: 15
• Defense: 15
• HP: 15

When all three are at 15, you have a 100% IV Pokémon. In PGSharp, instead of manually checking every Pokémon you catch, the app does the heavy lifting for you by showing you these stats before you even throw a Pokéball.

Step 1: Setting Up Your 100 IV Feed (The “Feed” Feature)

The most powerful tool in PGSharp is the Feeds menu. This is a real-time list of Pokémon currently spawning around the world.

How to configure it:

1. Open the PGSharp menu (the star icon).
2. Tap on Feeds.
3. You will see a list of Pokémon. By default, it might show everything. We want to filter this.
4. Click the Filter (funnel) icon.
5. Set the IV slider to 100 – 100.
6. (Optional) Set the Level to 30 – 35 if you want Pokémon that are already powered up and ready for battle.
7. Save this filter as “Hundo Hunter.”

Now, your feed will only show you Pokémon that are confirmed to be 100 IV.

Step 2: The Art of Teleporting and Sniping

Once you see a 100 IV Pokémon in your feed (for example, a Charizard in São Paulo or a Gible in New York), you can simply tap the coordinates in the feed to Teleport.

The Golden Rule: Cooldown Time

This is where most beginners get banned. Pokémon GO tracks how fast you move. If you are in Rio de Janeiro and suddenly catch a Pokémon in Tokyo one minute later, the game knows you are cheating.

• The Cooldown Timer: PGSharp has a built-in “Cooldown Timer” setting. Turn this on. * If the timer says 120:00, it means you must wait 2 hours before performing an action (throwing a ball, spinning a stop) in the new location.
• Pro Tip: You can teleport to a 100 IV Pokémon, click on it to enter the “Catch Screen,” and just leave your phone sitting there until the timer hits zero. Once the timer is at zero, you can safely catch it!

Step 3: Best Places to Find 100 IV Spawns

While you can find Hundos anywhere, “Hotspots” have more players, which means more data being fed into the PGSharp servers. In Brazil, the absolute best place is:

• Parque do Ibirapuera (São Paulo): This is a global hotspot. Because so many people play here, the PGSharp feed is almost always updated with 100 IV spawns within the park.

Other global spots include:

• Zaragoza, Spain: Known for having the most Lured Pokéstops in the world.
• Pier 39, San Francisco: Great for Water-type Hundos.
• Tokyo, Japan: Excellent for Rare and Regional spawns.

Step 4: Using “Quick Catch” and “Excellent Throw”

Catching a 100 IV Pokémon is stressful because you don’t want it to run away. PGSharp offers features to ensure the catch:

1. Enhanced Throw: Set this to “Excellent” and “Curveball.” This maximizes your catch percentage.
2. 100% Hit: This ensures your ball always hits the Pokémon, even if it jumps or attacks.
3. AR Plus: Some users find that catching in AR mode helps skip the transition animations, making the process faster.

Step 5: How to Avoid the “Ban Hammer”

Niantic (the makers of Pokémon GO) does not like spoofing. To keep your account safe while hunting 100 IVs, follow these “Human” behaviors:

• Respect the Cooldown: Never, ever bypass the cooldown timer. It is the #1 reason for bans.
• Don’t “Jump” Too Much: Try to stay in one city (like São Paulo) for a whole day. Hunting Hundos across five different continents in three hours looks very suspicious.
• Use a “Burner” Account: Many pro players catch 100 IV Pokémon on a secondary account and then trade them to their main account (though keep in mind IVs reroll during trades, so this is mainly for candy or Lucky Trade attempts).
• Walk, Don’t Fly: Use the joystick set to “Walking Speed” (around 9-12 km/h) to hatch eggs and earn candy naturally between Hundo hunts.

Why are 100 IV Pokémon so important?

You might wonder, is it worth the effort? In Master League PvP, a 100 IV Pokémon is mandatory. Even a single point difference in Defense can mean the difference between winning and losing a match. In Raids, 100 IV Pokémon deal the maximum possible damage, allowing you to take down Legendary bosses with fewer teammates. Plus, let’s be honest: having a collection of “Shundos” (Shiny 100% IV) is the ultimate bragging right.

Summary of the “Hundo Hunter” Workflow

Filter: Set PGSharp Feed to IV 100.

Check Timer: Ensure your Cooldown Timer is at 00:00.

Teleport: Click the coordinates of the Pokémon you want.

Encounter: Tap the Pokémon on the map.

Verify: Look at the PGSharp overlay to confirm it says “100 IV.”

Catch: Use an Ultra Ball and a Golden Razz Berry for safety!

Conclusion

Catching 100 IV Pokémon in PGSharp is a game-changer. It turns a game of luck into a game of strategy. By using the Feeds tool, respecting the Cooldown Timer, and focusing on Hotspots like Ibirapuera, you can build a world-class roster of perfect Pokémon in just a few days.