Pokemon: Leaf Green - Strategy Guide (Page 10)
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Hoenn
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Treecko
1. Crush Claw: Zangoose-->Rhyhorn-->Treecko
2. Crunch: Bagon-->Treecko
3. Endeavor: Mudkip-->Treecko
4. Dragonbreath: Bagon-->Treecko
5. Leech Seed: Roselia-->Tropius-->Treecko
6. Mud Sport: Mudkip-->Treecko
Torchic
1. Counter: Slakoth-->Torchic
2. Endure: Vigoroth-->Torchic
3. Reversal: Vigoroth-->Torchic
4. Rock Slide: Camerupt-->Torchic
5. Smellingsalt: Makuhita-->Spinda ->Torchic
6. Swagger: Mightyena-->Torchic
Mudkip
1. Curse: Torkoal-->Rhyhorn-->Mudkip
2. Ice Ball: Spheal-->Mudkip
3. Mirror Coat: Corsola-->Mudkip
4. Refresh: Corsola-->Mudkip
5. Stomp: Tropius-->Mudkip
6. Uproar: Whismur-->Mudkip
Poochyena
1. Astonish: Whismur-->Poochyena
2. Covet: Zigzagoon-->Poochyena
3. Leer: Electrike-->Poochyena
4. Poison Fang: Seviper-->Poochyena
5. Yawn: Slakoth-->Poochyena
Zigzagoon
1. Charm: Skitty-->Zigzagoon
2. Pursuit: Zangoose-->Zigzagoon
3. Substitute: Kecleon-->Zigzagoon
4. Tickle: Whiscash-->Wailmer-->Zigzagoon
5. Trick: Kadabra-->Spinda-->Zigzagoon
Wurmple
No egg moves
Lotad
1. Leech Seed: Roselia-->Lotad
2. Sweet Scent: Oddish-->Lotad
3. Flail: Feebas-->Lotad
4. Razor Leaf: Tropius-->Lotad
5. Synthesis: Tropius-->Lotad
6. Water Gun: Wingull-->Lotad
*For those of you that don't have Feebas or have trouble getting it, you can
use Magikarp-->Horsea-->Lotad to get Flail
Seedot
1. Leech Seed: Roselia-->Seedot
2. Amnesia: Slakoth-->Seedot
3. Quick Attack: Oddish-->Seedot
4. Razor Wind: Absol-->Seedot
5. Take Down: Numel-->Seedot
6. False Swipe: Zangoose-->Seedot
Taillow
1. Pursuit: Wingull-->Taillow
2. Supersonic: Zubat--> Tailow
3. Refresh: Swablu--> Taillow
4. Sky Attack: Altaria-->Taillow
5. Mirror Move: Swablu-->Taillow
6. Rage: Dodou-->Taillow
Wingull
1. Twister: Horsea-->Wingull
2. Gust: Masquerian-->Wingull
3. Water Sport: Surskit-->Wingull
Ralts
1. Disable: Grimer-->Ralts
2. Will-o-Wisp: Shuppet--> Ralts
3. Mean Look: Duskull-->Ralts
4. Memento: Koffing-->Ralts
5. Destiny Bond: Koffing-->Ralts
Surskit
1. Foresight: Mudkip-->Surskit
2. Psybeam: Dustox-->Surskit
3. Mud Shot: Marshtomp-->Surskit
4. Hydro Pump: Marill-->Surskit
5. Mind Reader: Nicada-->Surskit
Shroomish
1. Swagger: Nuzleaf-->Shroomish
2. Fake Tears: Plusle-->Shroomish
3. Charm: Skitty-->Shroomish
4. False Swipe: Zangoose-->Seedot-->Shroomish
5. Helping Hand: Plusle-->Shroomish
Slakoth
1. Slash: Vigoroth-->Slakoth
2. Pursuit: Zangoose-->Slakoth
3. Body Slam: Torkoal-->Slakoth
4. Snore: Sealeo-->Slakoth
5. Crush Claw: Zangoose-->Slakoth
6. Curse: Torkoal-->Slakoth
7. Sleep Talk: Whismur-->Slakoth
*Yep, you breed Slakoths own evo. to get an egg move
silly aint it?
Nincada
1. Endure: Heracross-->Nincada
2. Faint Attack: Trapinch-->Nincada
3. Gust: Beautifly-->Nincada
4. Silver Wind: Beautifly-->Nincada
Whismur
1. Take Down: Aron-->Whismur
2. Snore: Spheal-->Whismur
3. Swagger: Poochyena-->Whismur
4. Smellingsalt: Makuhita-->Spinda-->Whismur
5. Extrasensory: Nuzleaf-->Whismur
Makuhita
1. Faint Attack: Spinda-->Makuhita
2. Detect: Meditate-->Makuhita
3. Foresight: Machop-->Makuhita
4. Helping Hand: Volbeat-->Makuhita
5. Cross Chop: Machop-->Makuhita
6. Revenge: Machop-->Makuhita
7. Dynamicpunch: Machop-->Makuhita
8. Counter: Breloom-->Cacnea-->Makuhita
Azurill
1. Encore: Plusle/Minun-->Azurill
2. Sing: Skitty-->Azurill
3. Refresh: Corsola-->Azurill
4. Tickle: Whiscash-->Wailmer-->Skitty-->Azurill
*Azurill and Marill have different egg moves
Nosepass
1. Magnitude: Geodude-->Nosepass
2. Rollout: Geodude-->Nosepass
3. Explosion: Geodude-->Nosepass
Skitty
1. Helping Hand: Plusle/Minun-->Skitty
2. Psych-Up:Psyduck-->Mawile-->Skitty
3. Uproar: Whismur-->Skitty
4. Fake Tears: Mawile-->Skitty
5. Baton Pass: Plusle/Minun-->Skitty
6. Substitute: Keckeon-->Skitty
7. Tickle: Whishcash-->Wailmer-->Skitty
Sableye
1. Psych Up: Meditite-->Sableye
2. Recover: Kadabra-->Sableye
3. Moonlight: Volbeat/Illumise-->Sableye
Mawile
1. Swords Dance: Absol-->Mawile
2. False Swipe: Zangoose-->Mawile
3. Poison Fang: Seviper-->Mawile
4. Psych Up: Spoink-->Mawile
5. Ancientpower: Keckeon-->Mawile
6. Tickle: Whiscash-->Wailmer-->Mawile
Aron
1. Endeavor: Mudkip-->Aron
2. Body Slam: Tropius-->Aron
3. Stomp: Whismur-->Aron
4. Smellingsalt: Makuhita-->Spinda-->Whismur-->Aron
Meditite
1. Fire Punch: Medicham-->Meditite
2. Thunderpunch: Medicham-->Meditite
3. Ice Punch: Medicham-->Meditite
4. Foresight: Machop-->Meditite
5. Fake Out: Makuhita-->Meditite
6. Baton Pass: Ninjask-->Volbeat/Illumise-->Meditite
7. Dynamicpunch: Machop-->Meditite
Electrike
1. Crunch: Poochyena-->Electrike
2. Headbutt: Zigzagoon-->Electrike
3. Uproar: Whismur-->Electrike
4. Curse: Torkoal-->Electrike
5. Swift: Sandshrew-->Electrike
Plusle
1. Substitute: Keckleon-->Plusle
Minun
1. Substitute: Keckleon-->Minun
Volbeat
1. Baton Pass: Ninjask-->Volbeat
2. Silver Wind: Beautifly-->Volbeat
3. Trick: Kadabra-->Volbeat
Illumise
1. Baton Pass: Ninjask-->Illumise
2. Silver Wind: Beautifly-->Illumise
3. Growth: Cacnea-->Illumise
Roselia
1. Spikes: Cacnea-->Roselia
2. Pin Missle: Cacnea-->Roselia
3. Cotton Spore: Cacnea-->Roselia
Gulpin
1. Dream Eater: Ralts-->Gulpin
2. Acid Armor: Grimer-->Gulpin
3. Smog: Koffing-->Gulpin
Carvanha
1. Hydro Pump: Gyarados-->Carvanha
2. Double Edge: Relicanth-->Carvanha
3. Thrash: Gyarados-->Carvanha
Wailmer
1. Double-Edge: Relicnth-->Wailmer
2. Thrash: Gyarados-->Wailmer
3. Swagger: Carvanha-->Wailmer
4. Snore: Spoink-->Wailmer
5. Sleep Talk: Whismur-->Wailmer
6. Curse: Torkoal-->Wailmer
7. Fissure: Camerupt-->Wailmer
8. Tickle: Whishcash-->Wailmer
Numel
1. Howl: Poochyena -> Numel
2. Scary Face: Rhyhorn -> Numel
3. Body Slame: Spheal -> Numel
4. Rollout: Wailmer -> Numel
5. Defence Curl: Sandshrew -> Numel
6. Stomp: Rhyhorn -> Numel
Torkoal
1. Eruption: Camerupt -> Torkoal
2.Endure: Vigoroth -> Torkoal
3. Sleep Talk: Whismur -> Torkoal
4. Yawn: Slakoth -> Torkoal
Spoink
1. Future Sight: Absol -> Spoink
2. Extrasensory: Nuzleaf -> Spoink
3. Substitute: Kecleon -> Spoink
4. Trick: Abra -> Spinda -> Spoink
Spinda
1. Encore: Spheal -> Spinda
2. Rock Slide: Camerupt -> Spinda
3. Assist: Skitty -> Spinda
4. Disable: Psycduck -> Spinda
5. Baton Pass: Girafarig -> Spinda
6. Trick: Abra -> Spinda
7. Smelling Salt: Makuhita -> Spinda
Trapinch
1. Focus Energy: Pinsir -> Trapinch
2. Quick Attack: Volbeat -> Trapinch
3. Gust: Beautifly -> Trapinch
Cacnea
1. Grasswhistle: Roselia -> Cacnea
2. Acid: Oddish -> Cacnea
3. Teeter Dance: Spinda -> Cacnea
4. Dynamic Punch: Breloom -> Cacnea
5. Counter: Breloom -> Cacnea
Swablu
1. Agility: Taillow -> Swablu
2. Haze: Zubat -> Swablu
3. Pursuit: Wingull -> Swablu
4. Rage: Doduo -> Swablu
Zangoose
1. Flail: Slakoth -> Zangoose
2. Double Kick: Combusken -> Zangoose
3. Razor Wind: Absol -> Zangoose
4. Counter: Slakoth -> Zangoose
5. Roar: Electrike -> Zangoose
6. Curse: Torkoal -> Zangoose
Seviper
1. Stock Pile: Pelipper-->Spheal--> Seviper
2. Swallow: Pelipper -> Spheal ->Seviper
3. Spit Up: Pelipper-->Sphea--> Seviper
4. Body Slam: Spheal -> Seviper
Lunatone
No Egg Moves
Solrock
No Egg Moves
Barboach
1. Thrash: Gyarados -> Barboach
2. Whirlpool: Wailmer -> Barboach
3. Spark: Chinchou -> Barboach
Corphish
1. Mud Sport: Mudkip -> Corphish
2. Endeavor: Mudkip -> Corphish
3. Body Slam: Spheal -> Corphish
4. Ancient Power: Lileep -> Corphish
Baltoy
No Egg Moves
Lileep
1. Barrier: Tentacool -> Lileep
2. Recover: Corsola -> Lileep
3. Mirror Coat: Corsola -> Lileep
4. Rock Slide: Camerupt -> Spheal -> Corsola -> Lileep
Anorith
1. Knock Off: Corphish -> Anorith
2. Swords Dance: Corphish -> Anorith
3. Rock Slide: Camerupt -> Spheal -> Corsola -> Anorith
Feebas
1. Mirror Coat: Corsola -> Feebas
2. Dragon Breath: Altaria -> Feebas
3. Mud Sport: Mudkip -> Feebas
4. Hypnosis: Spinda -> Psyduck -> Feebas
5. Light Screen: Glalie (Buyable TM) -> Marill -> Feebas
6. Confuse Ray: Mantine -> Feebas
Castform
1. Future Sight: Ralts -> Castform
2. Psych Up: Psyduck -> Skitty -> Castform
Kecleon
1. Disable: Psyduck -> Kecleon
2. Magic Coat: Spoink -> Kecleon
3. Trick: Abra -> Spinda -> Kecleon
Shuppet
1. Disable: Grimer -> Shuppet
2. Destiny Bond: Wobbuffet -> Shuppet
3. Foresight: Duskull -> Shuppet
4. Astonish: Duskull -> Shuppet
5. Imprison: Ralts -> Shuppet
Duskull
1. Imprison: Ralts -> Duskull
2. Destiny Bond: Wobbuffet -> Duskull
3. Grudge: Shuppet -> Duskull
4. Memento: Koffing -> Duskull
5. Faint Attack: Shuppet -> Duskull
Tropius
1. Headbutt: Aron -> Tropius
2. Slam: Treecko -> Tropius
3. Razor Wind: Nuzleaf -> Tropius
4. Leech Seed: Roselia -> Tropius
5. Nature Power: Lotad -> Tropius
Chimecho
1. Disable: Grimer -> Chimecho
2. Curse: Shuppet -> Chimecho
3. Hypnosis: Ralts -> Chimecho
4. Dream Eater: Ralts -> Chimecho
Absol
1. Baton Pass: Girafarig -> Absol
2. Faint Attack: Nuzleaf -> Absol
3. Double Edge: Skitty -> Absol
4. Magic Coat: Spoink -> Absol
5. Curse: Torkoal -> Absol
6. Substitute: Kecleon -> Absol
Snorunt
1. Block: Nosepass -> Snorunt
2. Spikes: Cacturne -> Roselia -> Snorunt
Spheal
1. Water Sport: Surskit-> Spheal
2. Stock Pile: Pelipper -> Spheal
3. Spit Up: Pelipper -> Spheal
4. Swallow: Pelipper -> Spheal
5. Yawn: Slakoth -> Spheal
6. Rock Slide: Camerupt -> Spheal
7. Curse: Torkoal -> Spheal
8. Fissure: Camerupt -> Spheal
Clamperl
1. Refresh: Corsola -> Clamperl
2. Mud Sport: Mudkip -> Clamperl
3. Body Slam: Spheal -> Clamperl
4. Supersonic: Wingull -> Clamperl
5. Barrier: Tentacool -> Corsola -> Clamperl
6. Confuse Ray: Lileep--> Corsola-->Clamperl
Relicanth
1. Magnitude: Barboach -> Relicanth
2. Skull Bash: Sharpedo -> Relicanth
3. Water Sport: Barboach--> Relicanth
4. Amnesia: Wailmer -> Relicanth
5. Sleep Talk: Whismur -> Wailmer -> Relicanth
6. Rock Slide: Camerupt -> Spheal -> Relicanth
Luvdisc
1. Splash: Magikarp -> Luvdisc
2. Supersonic: Goldeen -> Luvdisc
3. Water Sport: Goldeen -> Luvdisc
4. Mud Sport: Barboach -> Luvdisc
Bagon
1. Hydro Pump: Horsea -> Bagon
2. Thrash: Gyarados -> Bagon
3. Dragon Rage: Gyarados -> Bagon
4. Twister: (Guess) Gyarados -> Bagon
5. Dragon Dance: (Hmm I wonder) Gyarados -> Bagon
*You can breed all of Bagons moves from Gyarados :P
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I will list the steps you have to take in order to evolve each pokemon egg.
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| 1280 -------- | Magikarp |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 2560 -------- | Azurill |
| | Cleffa |
| | Igglybuff |
| | Pichu |
| | Togepi |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 3840 -------- | Caterpie |
| | Corphish |
| | Geodude |
| | Hoothoot |
| | Volbeat |
| | Illumise |
| | Ledyba |
| | Lotad |
| | Nincada |
| | Pidgey |
| | Poochyena |
| | Rattata |
| | Seedot |
| | Sentret |
| | Shroomish |
| | Skitty |
| | Slakoth |
| | Spearow |
| | Spinarak |
| | Spinda |
| | Surskit |
| | Taillow |
| | Volbeat |
| | Weedle |
| | Wurmple |
| | Zigzagoon |
| | Zubat |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 5120 -------- | Bulbasaur |
| | Abra |
| | Aipom |
| | Barboach |
| | Bellsprout |
| | Cacnea |
| | Carvanha |
| | Charmander |
| | Chikorita |
| | Chinchou |
| | Clamperl |
| | Corsola |
| | Cubone |
| | Cyndaquil |
| | Delibird |
| | Diglett |
| | Ditto |
| | Doduo |
| | Phanpy |
| | Drowzee |
| | Dunsparce |
| | Ekans |
| | Electrike |
| | Exeggcute |
| | Farfetch'd |
| | Feebas |
| | Gastly |
| | Girafarig |
| | Gligar |
| | Goldeen |
| | Grimer |
| | Growlithe |
| | Gulpin |
| | Hoppip |
| | Horsea |
| | Houndour |
| | Kangaskhan |
| | Kecleon |
| | Koffing |
| | Krabby |
| | Lickitung |
| | Luvdisc |
| | Machop |
| | Magnemite |
| | Makuhita |
| | Mankey |
| | Mareep |
| | Mawile |
| | Meditite |
| | Meowth |
| | Miltank |
| | Minun |
| | Mudkip |
| | Murkrow |
| | Natu |
| | Nidoran(M and F) |
| | Nosepass |
| | Numel |
| | Oddish |
| | Paras |
| | Pineco |
| | Plusle |
| | Poliwag |
| | Ponyta |
| | Porygon |
| | Psyduck |
| | Qwilfish |
| | Ralts |
| | Remoraid |
| | Rhyhorn |
| | Roselia |
| | Seel |
| | Seviper |
| | Shellder |
| | Shuckle |
| | Slowpoke |
| | Slugma |
| | Smeargle |
| | Sneasel |
| | Snorunt |
| | Snubbull |
| | Spheal |
| | Spoink |
| | Squirtle |
| | Stantler |
| | Staryu |
| | Sudowoodo |
| | Sunkern |
| | Swablu |
| | Swinub |
| | Tangela |
| | Tauros |
| | Teddiursa |
| | Tentacool |
| | Torchic |
| | Torkoal |
| | Totodile |
| | Trapinch |
| | Treecko |
| | Voltorb |
| | Vulpix |
| | Whismur |
| | Wingull |
| | Wooper |
| | Wynaut |
| | Yanma |
| | Zangoose |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 6400 -------- | Absol |
| | Castform |
| | Chimecho |
| | Duskull |
| | Elekid |
| | Heracross |
| | Tyrogue |
| | Smoochun |
| | Magby |
| | Mantine |
| | Misdreavus |
| | Mr. Mime |
| | Onix |
| | Pinsir |
| | Sableye |
| | Sandshrew |
| | Scyther |
| | Shuppet |
| | Skarmory |
| | Tropius |
| | Venonat |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 7680 -------- | Anorith |
| | Kabuto |
| | Lileep |
| | Omanyte |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 8960 -------- | Aerodactyl |
| | Aron |
| | Eevee |
|---------------+------------------------|
| 10,240 ------ | Bagon |
| | Chansey |
| | Dratini |
| | Lapras |
| | Larvitar |
| | Relicanth |
| | Snorlax |
| | Wailmer |
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| __ | 17. Basic Battle Strategies (1700) | __ |
|/ \_|================================================================|_/ \|
This sectio is dedicated to competitive battling. In this section, I will help
you understand the important basic things about real battling.
What you'll find here:
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How to raise your Pokemon to be the best battler
EV explanation
Tips to create teams
A few extra stuff
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| --- 17.1 Effort Values - EVs --- (1701) |
O===========================================================================O
Ahem. Before we begin, lets get a couple things straight:
This assumes level 100 and the ability to manipulate IVs. (Maxing them,
configuring them for specific Hidden Powers, etc.)
Stats are listed as:
HP / Attack / Defense / Speed / Special Attack / Special Defense
Also, all stats are rounded down unless otherwise stated. If you get a 50%
boost on an odd stat, you just lost half a point. This is very important when
considering natures effect on stats. Also, it plays a major point in Hit
Points. When using the item Leftovers, for every 16 HP, you receive 1 HP
extra per turn. That means that a Pokemon with 16 HP would get the same
Leftovers recovery than one with 31. That means that when using Leftovers,
you should try to make your Hit Points a multiple of 16, any more HP than
that can be put to better use elsewhere.
Also, Sandstorm, Burn, Hail, Poison, and similar moves all do damage in
increments of 16. That means that a Pokemon with 31 HP would receive less
damage from one of these ailments than one with 32 HP. So if you are not
using Leftovers, it would be most advantageous to make your HP one less than
a multiple of 16.
The move Substitute takes one forth of the users HP and makes a Substitute
with it. For every 4 HP of the users max HP, 1 HP is used in the Substitute.
That means that a Pokemon with 12-15 HP would make 3 HP Substitutes while a
Pokemon with 16-19 HP would make 4 HP Substitutes.
In the normal game, what the game defines as In a pinch is 1/3 HP. That
means that a Pokemon with 10 HP would activate its In a pinch status at 3
HP, while one with 12 HP would trigger at 4 HP. (For reference, In a pinch
status is used to trigger stat-raising berries like Petaya, Liechi, and
Salac, as well as abilities such as Overgrow, Torrent, Blaze, and Swarm.
However, in the program Netbattle, In a pinch status is defined as 25% HP.
That means that when using Substitute to trigger In a pinch status, you
should make your HP a multiple of 4, so that each time exactly 25% (no less)
of your HP will be used, and after three Substitutes you will be at exactly
25% HP and your In a pinch status will activate.
You should never use neutral natures. Thus, assuming you are using a nature
that raises one asset and lowers another, (which you should be), I can
provide the following guidelines.
For the stat that the nature is lowering, for every 10 points that that stat
normally would have, the stat is lowered by 1 point. For the stat that is
being increased, for every 10 points that that stat would ordinarily have, it
gets 1 extra point. This means that it is more advantageous to give 40 EVs to
a stat that is increased by the nature than to give those 40 EVs to a stat
unaffected by the nature, or to give enough EVs initially in order for the
stat to be a multiple of 10, if they weren't to start with. However, it is no
more advantageous to give 36 EVs to a stat increased by the nature than to
give those 36 EVs to a stat unaffected by the nature, except in situations
where the extra 9 stat points would leave the stat a multiple of 10, so it in
this situation it is merely a matter of which stat would be more useful.
Generally this is used when "capping off" stats, especially when using
defensive EV configurations.
Remember that you can not have half a stat point. This means that if you
Dragon Danced with 9 speed, you would have a resulting speed of 13, not 13.5.
However, if after this you Dragon Danced one more, you would have a speed of
18. This means that if you are planning on receiving an odd stat boost (such
as the boost from a single stat-raising berry), it is optimal to have that
stat be even. This applies to HP, as well. When using moves such as Recover,
Softboiled, and Milk Drink, a Pokemon with 15 HP would recover no more HP
than a Pokemon with 14 HP. That means that when using such moves, it is
optimal to have HP be an even number.
Speed is a major concern. The most commonly targeted number is 394, Jolteon,
Aerodactyl, and Crobats maxed speed. (Also Mewtwo, but hopefully that wont
be an issue.) After that is 372, a speed shared by Alakazam, Dugtrio, and
Sceptile. When selecting your speed, consider what Pokemon might be faster
than you. I once gave my Weezing enough speed EVs to Will-o-Wisp Tyranitar
before it could Taunt me or set up a Substitute.
Based on what we know already, lets create an EV distribution and nature for
this Gyarados:
Gyarados (M) @ Liechi Berry
Trait: Intimidate
- Dragon Dance
- Earthquake
- Substitute
- Hidden Power
IVs: 31 / 31 / 31 / 30 / 30 / 30 [resulting in Hidden Power Flying 70]
stats: 331 / 286 / 194 / 197 / 155 / 235
remaining EVs: 508
First, let us put 252 EVs into attack. Hes a physical attacker, and this
should be a given. (remaining EVs: 256)
Next, lets give him enough speed EVs to out speed Jolteon after one Dragon
Dance. Hell need an actually speed stat of 264 to do this. In order to reach
this number, hell need a Jolly nature. Then 172 speed EVs, and weve met
this goal. Notice that 264 is a nice multiple of 11, that means that we just
took full advantage of his nature. Also, since this leaves his speed an even
number, hell be able to take full advantage of Dragon Dance. (remaining EVs:
84)
Now weve got some EVs left over. If we put them all into HP, this would
result in an actual HP stat of 352. Since we are not using Leftovers, we do
not want his HP to be a multiple of 16. So lets give him 80 of the remaining
EVs for HP. (remaining EVs: 4)
Now we have 4 EVs to increase one stat by 1 point. This could be put into
speed to give the possibility of out speeding other Dragon Dancers. Or used
to bolster either of the defenses. Lets put it in special defense, just to
leave things tidy. (remaining EVs: 0)
The product looks like this:
Gyarados (M) @ Liechi Berry
Trait: Intimidate
EVs: 80 HP / 252 Atk / 172 Spd / 4 SDef
Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk)
- Dragon Dance
- Earthquake
- Substitute
- Hidden Power
IVs: 31 / 31 / 31 / 30 / 30 / 30 [resulting in Hidden Power Flying 70]
stats: 351 / 349 / 194 / 264 / 139 / 236
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