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(Since all the current horde guides are either incomplete or obsolete) In this guide, you'll find all the hordes available in Kanto, Hoenn, Unova and Soon™ Sinnoh. I'll also include what EVs these hordes yield as well as their level range. Hope this helps you in your EV training, shiny hunting or any other endeavors! Green = Gives HP EV(s) Red = Gives Attack EV(s) Orange = Gives Defense EV(s) Pink = Gives Special Attack EV(s) Purple = Gives Special Defense EV(s) Blue = Gives Speed EV(s) ☀ Daytime Only (GT 4:00 - 20:59) ☾ Nighttime Only (GT 21:00 - 3:59) Kanto Hoenn Unova Summer Fall Winter Spring Sinnoh (Soon™) Jotho P.S. The "Find in Page" option (Ctrl+F/Cmd+F) will help you find the location of a specific horde or check if a Pokemon appears in a horde at all. Please tell me if I'm missing any hordes or made any mistakes, but please make sure you investigate before you post a correction. Thank you and happy hunting! Special mentions: @Minks, @SmolSpartan, @Quilachy, @Deviluke and @Exodos for spotting some mistakes and hordes I missed, really appreciate the help! @Quilachy and @DeadGorilla for reminding me about a few locations no one ever mentions or thinks about that potentially have hordes. @Beebam for spotting an error in EV colors. I really really appreciate you guys ^^

Hey guys! I created a tutorial for using a program to count the amount of pokemon encounters, this is usefull when you want to know how many encounters it took to get a shiny pokemon. There was a program with the same purpose created for pokemmo before, but since that counter is outdated it is no longer usable. Benefits of using this program: - Easy to use - Count with the use of a hotkey - Count single and hordes encounters - Save as many hunts as you want Video: Programs: - https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/mycount.210/ ( the counter program) - https://efotinis.neocities.org/deskpins/ (the pin that makes the counter stay on top, this is not required but very usefull) Feel free to ask your questions or share your experience down below ! *this program does not improve your gameplay, ease your shiny hunt or affects the game in any other way. It is just for fun and to keep track of your hunt :)

Ellow, this my first time ever trying to make a guide so bare with me. Bassicly ive noticed that some people get brain damage during breeding so for those who recognize themself, this guide is for you. bassicly all you need is a empty box voila now you place the males and females on top of eachother. like this Now make sure that the males and females are in the right order, by this i mean make sure that they are pairs, partners etc. ^- this is the only part where your brains are required, make a upside down tournament tree or whatever helps you to calculate how to breed, after you done that the rest will be automatic pilot. after breeding a pair put the baby back in its respective male or female slot. you should end up with something like this now all you will have to do is slide them all to the left till they all have a partner again example below: after doing this you end up with everything should be perfectly in place now and you can blindly repeat the breeding. note: you should be aware of wich braces to use and when to use everstone. but the rest is a no brainer now. EDIT: I used 10 slots for the example, but you can simply use more by using the other 4 rows in the same manner. for 6x31 keep 2 boxes free so you can put the last 4 poke in the next box. A way to store 31's caught ( Credit goes to: Crimar )

Click here for the Google doc with our findings. Page #1 has the stats and moves for YOUR Elfbot that you choose at start. Page #2 has the stats and moves ENEMY Elfbots have. Page #3 has our own results of prizes from running for ya mathematicians (no longer relevant, formula seems changed). Page #4 has important notes for running through. Page #5 has a map of the main area and points to gift locations. Happy grinding!

Just a simple table i made showing cost/time for Cerulean Cave BF1 Leveling 1-100 3,200 Nominal EXP per battle(EXP Share) 45 Sec per battle(LVL100 pokemon to cut text down and surf for no super effectives) Donator status +25% EXP MAP TABLE

Hallo zusammen Ich bin HandOfButz Oder MrsCooki heute erkläre ich euch einwenig über die dvs und wesen auf. natürlich das allgemeine wissen 0 ist scheise 31 ist beste. das ist das wichtigste bei der zucht in Hoenn könnt ihr zwei pokemon zu einem werden lassen was dann lvl1 ist. in der pansion gibts dann aber eine frau die vk euch bänder womit iihr 1 dv wert von jedem der beiden pokis behalten dürft. ahha ich wollte doch auf die dvs einegehen nicht auf die zucht ach egal haben wir das gleich mit dabei xD die dvs der eltern werden auf das kind übertagen vorsichtig es besteht 50% chance das es in der mitte der werte liegt 25%das es sehr gut wird ABER auch 25% das es kacke wird. so abernun zu den dvs die dvs sind abhänig je nach dem was ihr für ein pokemon habt wichtig ist das ihr möglichst alles hoch habt aber es gibt auch sachen wie zb. Kicklee und knockchan da es beide nahkampf pokemon sind ist für die beiden Angriff und verteidigung wichtig aber auch sp vert sollten sie gut haben Denkt daran INI und KP sollten auch möglichst hoch sein bei einem psycho pokemon wiederum ist angriff meisten unwichtig da es mehr attacken mit Sp angriff hatt. nun zum wesen es erklärt sich schneller ^^ das wesen boostet 10% eines stats aber nimmt auch10% eines anderen stats Ich werde bei gelegenheit ein neuen post machen mit bildern um es genauer zu zeigen bis dahin habt spaß und schaut immer auf die dvs und denkt daran ein pokemon was überall 20 dvs hatt macht sehr viel aua aber 31 ist immer noch das beste ;)

( This Guide has Vietnamese Language ) Nhằm mục đích giúp đỡ các nhà huấn luyện thêm kiến thức PvP Đã có một Guide dành cho OU nên mình sẽ làm UU ( Under Used ) Gởi lời chào khả ái và ngây ngất lòng người <3 Lưu ý : Guide bỏ qua một vài Pokemon mang tinh quyết định bởi H.A Guide được dựa theo Smogon và tối ưu hóa theo PokeMMO Dự Án Hiện Tại : 29 / 41

The guide is rebuilding . So something might wrong I will update kanto and hoenn soon

Greetings all! I am creating a visual guide to the Gym Leader Rematches. Currently, we are working on the Kanto Region. If your Gym Leader variation differs from this guides, please share your results in this thread and I will update the guide with your Gym Leaders team variation. Any new data discovered in the future will be noted and updated within this post. Within this guide, you'll see the Gyms City Name, the Gym Leaders Name, their Pokemon Team Variation number, and the Pokemon they use (in order from 1-6, in sync with their Pokeball order). You will also see the Prize Money payout at the bottom of each picture. FAQ: What am I looking at? What's this "Variation Number"? Hopefully you find this guide useful and effective in making the Gym Leader Rematches less difficult. (Leaving a like would be a great way to let me know that this guide is being used, and may further encourage completing the other regions as well as other rematches) Kanto Region: Pewter City - Brock: Cerulean City - Misty: Vermilion City - Lt. Surge: Celadon City - Erika: Fuchsia City - Koga: Saffron City - Sabrina: Cinnabar Island - Blaine: / End Kanto Region Thanks to everyone in this thread who has posted comments, information and cleared up things such as the Team Variations. This guide wouldnt be what it is without you!

How to Save Time, Work Smarter Not Harder Fast Breeding Tips Use both breeding centers at once (now this takes a little bit more planning than usual but can easily be done in your head. You can right down what gender the eggs are when you get them so you dont forget.) Buy braces and give to the mon(s) during the egg wait time Have mons needed for next stage of breed in party with braces/everstone waiting to be put into daycare immediately when you pick up the other egg (if possible). Fast EV Training Tips Use sweet scent hoards Use spread moves Use a spread move that hits neutrally. This means that it doesnt say the "its super-effective!" or "its not very effective..." strings of text. Use Twister for everything except steel types. Use Surf for Steel types ~~~~~~~ Fastest Magma Hideout DEFENSE EV Training (Hoenn, near Lavaridge) ~~~~~~~~~ There is only 1 spread move that hits them neutrally and this will save you HOURS of training time. That move is TWISTER. This move will hit every EV training hoard in the game neutrally except for steel type and dragon types. The best mon to use this move with is Dragonite. Since it is only 40 base power you will need to train special attack, hopefully have 31 ivs, grind to level 100 and potentially use a special choice band. If you find you are able to 1 hit the hoards without the need of any item then use a kings rock for the added flinch chance, twister has a 10% chance to flinch and kings rock adds another 10% to that, bringing the total to 20%. You'll be surprised by how much it triggers. ~~~~~~~ Fastest Cerulean Cave SPECIAL ATTACK EV Training (Kanto, Near Cerulean [Fire red storyline must be complete]) ~~~~~~~~~ New Method: Fastest!! Cerulean Cave hoards are fastest. Kill the kadabras and magneton only. Use surf on the magnetons to save time with the text displaying the "its not very effective..." string of text.. Old Method: 0. Navigate into the Pokemon Tower and position yourself near the healing square so you can heal as often as you need. 1. Have the mon you are training in the front of your party holding a MACHO BRACE 2. Switch into a NORMAL TYPE pokemon with a spread move that is not Hyper Voice. The best mon for this is a Smeargle with surf. Since the Smeargle is normal-type 75% of the moves the gastlys and haunters use on you wont effect it. Making the turn go by fast. ~~~~~~~ Fastest Route 23 ATTACK EV Training (Kanto, near Viridian City) ~~~~~~~~~ The best place to train attack is Route 23. Since this Route is far down a path the fastest way to EV train here is to bring Leppa berries/ethers. However if you are strapped for cash it is still quite quick without them. Fast Berry Farming Tips If you are only growing a single berry species for money and its one of the "basic" berries that only requires 3 seeds of the same plain type then you can save alot of time. 1. Have nothing in your seed inventory other than the seed you want to use 2. Go up to berry patch and hold down "a". 3. It will go through the berry window crazy fast, then just water! (hotkey wailmer pail to skip water dialogue.) Fastest Leveling in the Game 1: Cerulean cave gives the most exp in the game. 2: Use traded mons as your spread move user. (The mon in the front of the party.) 3: Give the spread move user (the mon in the front of the party) a lucky egg/have donators status if you afford both/either. (lucky egg only affect the first mon in the party) X: Use Exp Share on an additional mon to gain that amount of exp as well With all of that combined you can earn up to 7k exp a battle for both the pokemon in the front of the party, and one you may wish to give the exp share. Note: Using multiple exp shares reduces the amount of exp gained. Smart Shiny Hunting Have your leppa berries hotkeyed in a very accessible key, I use "d". You want your sweet scent user in the fourth slot of your party. You want sweet scent to be the first move in the moveset. Once you have this all set up you are ready to refill your sweet scent users pp very quickly. Here's how: 1: Press d 2: Press down once, press a 3: Press a again to refill pp by one leppa 4: Repeat steps 1-3 2 more times to refill pp completely

Mnemosyne’s Never Used competitive guide Welcome everyone, In the last couple of months I noticed that the popularity of the NU tier has grown alot, because of this I decided to make a Never Used Competitive Guide. I will try to keep this guide updated with the monthly tier changes due to usage and adjust sets if needed. If anyone has feedback about sets, or has new sets to add, that they would like to share, feel free to reply =). The following pokemons are Never Used pokemons: Aggron Bellosom Camerupt Cacturne Claydol Chimecho Diglett Electabuzz Electrode Exploud Fearow Flareon Gligar Golduck Gorebyss Hitmontop Kabutops Kadabra Kecleon Kingler Magmar Mantine Masquerain Mawile Metang Muk Octillery Piloswine Pinsir Qwilfish Raichu Roselia Sableye Sandslash Scyther Shiftry Shuckle Solrock Stantler Tangela Tropius Torkoal Victreebell Venomoth Walrein Whiscash Xatu Aggron HP 70 / Atk 110 / Def 180 / Sp Atk 60 / Sp Def 60 / Speed 50 With it’s amazing rock + steel typing, 110 attack stat and sturdy ability, Aggron is one of the most dangerous wallbreakers in the current NU tier, that gives your opponent a lot of pressure. It is a lot of predicting, and it’s best stab move only has 75% accuracy but there are barely pokemons that don’t get 2HKO’d by this monster. Watch out for water and ground moves. Choice Bander Item: Choice Band Nature: Adamant Ability: Sturdy EV’s: 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Iron Tail - Rock Slide - Earthquake - Thunderpunch Best counters: Tangela and Whiscash Bellosom HP 75 / Atk 80 / Def 95 / Sp Atk 90 / Sp Def 100 / Speed 50 Bellosom is a good defensive wall that has access to synthesis and leech seed for recovery. Being a grass type gives a good answer to water and ground moves. Bellosom is one of the few pokemons that stop Kingler and Whiscash and checks offensive Raichu. Watch out for Victreebells and Roselia that could easily switch in. Defensive wall Item: Leftovers Nature: Bold Ability: Chlorophyll EV’s: 252 HP / 252 Def Moveset: Giga Drain – Sludge Bomb/HP Ice – Synthesis – Leech Seed/Toxic Cacturne Camerupt HP 70 / Atk 100 / Def 70 / Sp Atk 100 / Sp Def 75 / Speed 40 Camerupt has pretty poor defensive statt’s but it’s electric immunity, 4 resists and having only 2 weaknesses makes it a decent special defensive wall that can counter Electabuzz and switch in on grass types like Bellosom andTangela. Eruption is it’s strongest stab move that could be used on a offensive set to break walls. Camerupt benefits a lot from a spikes user. Earthquake is mainly for hitting other Camerupts. Special Defensive wall Item: Leftovers Nature: Sassy EV’s: 252 Hp / 252 Sp Def Moveset: Flamethrower - Earthquake – Toxic – Roar Eruption Item: Special Choice band / Swift Choice Band Nature: Mild Ev’s: 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Eruption – Flamethrower – HP Grass – Earthquake Claydol HP 60 / Atk 70 / 105 Def / 70 Sp Atk / 120 Sp Def / 75 Speed Claydol is one of the few spinners in the current NU tier. It has impressive defensive stats but pretty poor offensive stats. Has 6 amazing resistances but also 6 weaknesses. Only use it as a spinner. You could also go for the special defensive set as a Raichu + Electabuzz counter if you want to. Defensive Rapid Spinner Item: Leftovers Nature: Relaxed/Bold Ability: Levitate Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 Def Moveset: Earthquake/Ice Beam – Psychic – Rapid Spin – Toxic/Rest Special Defensive Rapid Spinner Item: Leftovers Nature: Sassy Ability: Levitate Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 Sp Def Moveset: Earthquake – Psychic – Rapid Spin – Toxic/Rest Chimecho HP 75 / Atk 50 / 80 Def / 95 Sp Atk / 90 Sp Def / 65 Speed This year Chimecho got a very nice buff in HP, Def and Sp Def which have made Chimecho a decent support pokemon. It has an amazing movepool with moves like: Wish, Heal Bell, Recover, Thunder Wave to support your team. If you go recover in stead of wish, I suggest you to pick Calm Mind fort he second slot. Support Item: Leftovers Nature: Bold Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 Def Moveset: Wish/Recover – Protect/Calm Mind – Heal Bell – Psychic Diglett Electabuzz HP 65 / Atk 83 / Def 57 / Sp Atk 95 / Sp Def 85 / Speed 105 Electabuzz has one of the highest speed stats in this NU tier. It’s very good stats and amazing movepool makes Electabuzz currently one of the best offensive sweepers. Special sweeper Item: Life Ball Nature: Timid Ev’s: 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Thunderbolt – HP Ice/Grass – Psychic – Signal beam Mixed offensive Item: Life Ball Ev’s 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Cross Chop – HP Ice – Psychic – Thunderbolt Best counters: Kecleon (If not Cross Chop) Whiscash (If not HP Grass) Claydol Bellosom Raichu (If not Cross Chop) Muk Electrode HP 60 / Atk 50 / Def 70 / Sp Atk 80 / Sp Def 80 / Speed 150 Electrode is the fastest pokemon in the game. The best way to use Electrode is to try and get behind a substitute, then toxic while behind the sub. Even though it’s offensive stat isn’t the best it can still give the opponent a lot of pressure. 108 Speed EV’s gives you 184 speed at level 50. Sub + Toxic Item: Leftovers Nature: Modest Ev’s: 144 HP / 252 Sp Atk / 108 Speed Moveset: Thunderbolt – HP Ice – Toxic – Substitute Best counters: Muk Metang Kecleon Raichu Exploud Fearow HP 65 / Atk 90 / Def 65 / Sp Atk 61 / Sp Def 61 / Speed 100 Fearow is the fastest normal spammer in this Never Used tier. It’s movepool is pretty horrific but it can do the job for you. It has access to a priority stabmove and can pursuit. Choice Bander Item: Choice Band Nature: Jolly Ev’s 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Return/Double Edge – Drill Peck – Quick attack – Pursuit Best counters: Solrock Metang Aggron Shuckle Flareon HP 65 / Atk 130 / Def 60 / Sp Atk 95 / Sp Def 110 / Speed 65 Flareon can either be used as a mixed wallbreaker or special defensive support set. Flareon isn’t used that much currently, but it is a good pokemon that should defenitely be used more often. The 220 speed ev’s on the wallbreaker set lets Flareon outspeed max speed Whiscash. Mixed wallbreaker Item: Life Ball/Choice Band Nature: Lonely Ev’s: 38 HP / 252 Atk / 220 Speed Moveset: Superpower / Overheat / Quick Attack/HP Grass / Bite/HP Grass Wish Support Item: Leftovers Nature: Calm Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 Sp Def Moveset: Flamethrower – Toxic – Protect – Wish Best counters: Chimecho Solrock Qwilfish Shuckle Gligar HP 65 / Atk 75 / Def 105 / Sp Atk 35 / Sp Def 65 / Speed 85 Gligar it’s typing makes it immune to Thunderbolt and Earthquake and also resistances to Fighting, Bug and Poison moves. Gligar is as it’s best as a offensive swords dancer or defensive wall. Watch out for ice or water moves. HP Ice is a move that is used a lot on Electabuzz, Electrode and offensive Raichu these days. Offensive Swords Dance: Item: Leftovers Nature: Jolly Ability: Hyper Cutter Ev’s: 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Earthquake – Aerial Ace – Quick Attack – Swords Dance Defensive Wall: Item: Leftovers Nature: Impish Ability: Hyper Cutter Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 Def Moveset: Earthquake – Aerial Ace – Toxic – Counter Golduck HP 80 / Atk 82 / Def 78 / Sp Atk 95 / Sp Def 80 / Speed 85 Golduck has very all-rounded stats and one of the few water pokemons that has access to Psychic. Golduck is a decent offensive calm minder. It’s ability Cloud Nine blocks the effects of weather. Although there are better calm minders in this meta like Xatu. Gets pretty easily walled by Kecleon and Raichu. Offensive Calm Minder Item: Life Ball / Leftovers Nature: Timid Ability: Cloud Nine Ev’s: 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Surf – Ice Beam – Psychic – Calm Mind Best counters: Raichu Kecleon Gorebyss HP 54 / Atk 84 / Def 105 / Sp Atk 114 / Sp Def 75 / Speed 52 The ability Swift Swim makes Gorebyss the best special attacking rain user. Rain Dance boosts your speed and powers up Surf, turning Gorebyss into an offensive powerhouse. Rain Dance Sweeper Item: Life Ball Nature: Modest Ability: Swift Swim Ev’s: 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Surf – Ice Beam – HP Grass /HP Electric– Rain Dance Best counters: Raichu Muk Hitmontop HP 50 / Atk 95 / Def 95 / Sp Atk 35 / Sp Def 110 / Speed 70 Even though Hitmontop it’s HP is pretty low, the ability Intimidate and it’s 95 defensive and 110 special defensive makes Hitmontop a very good wall. Having Rapid spin only makes it even better. Rapid Spinner Item: Leftovers Nature: Impish Ev’s: 252 HP, 252 Def Moveset: Mach Punch/High Jump Kick – Earthquake/Rock Slide – Rock Slide/Toxic – Rapid Spin Bulk Up Item: Leftovers/Chesto Berry Nature: Careful Ev’s: 252 HP, 252 Sp Def Moveset: High Jump Kick – Earthquake/Rock Slide – Bulk Up – Rest/Rock Slide/Earthquake Kabutops HP 60 / Atk 115 / Def 105 / Sp Atk 65 / Sp Def 70 / Speed 80 Kabutops can either be used as a rain dance sweeper or choice scarfer. It’s water + rock typing gives it 2 very solid stab moves. The rock typing allows Kabutops to stop normal spam. 118 speed is needed to outspeed everything as a rain dance user. If you already got a rain dancer, defenitely use aerial ace. Rain Dance sweeper Item: Life Ball Nature: Adamant Ev’s: 116 HP / 252 Atk / 142 Speed Moveset: Rain Dance/Aerial Ace – Waterfall – Rock Slide – Superpower Choice Scarf Item: Choice Scarf Nature: Jolly Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 Speed Moveset: Rock Slide – Waterfall – Superpower – Aerial Ace Best counters: Bellosom Tangela Hitmontop Qwilfish Kadabra HP 40 / Atk 35 / Def 30 / Sp Atk 120 / Sp Def 70 / Speed 105 This thing is a very dangerous sweeper in Never Used. Psychic + Signal Beam is a very strong offensive combination. It can either be used as a calm minder or as a special bander. Just make sure you switch this thing in safely. Also watch out for special defensive Metang that could pursuit trap you. Calm Minder Item: Life Ball Nature: Timid Ev’s: 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Psychic – Signal beam/Shadow Ball – HP Fighting/HP Ground – Calm Mind Special Choice band Item: Special Choice Band Nature: Timid Ev’s: 252 Sp Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Psychic – Signal beam/Shadow Ball – HP Fighting/HP Ground – Trick Best counters: Metang Raichu Kecleon Kecleon HP 60 / Atk 90 / Def 70 / Sp Atk 60 / Sp Def 120 / Speed 40 Having the ability Color Change and an amazing 120 Special Defense stat makes Kecleon one of the best special defensive walls in the game, if not the best. What color change does is it changes the type to the type of the last attack that hit this pokemon. Also has Recover and Thunder Wave. Thunder wave helps crippling fast opposing attackers or slow defensive calm minders like Chimecho and Xatu. Specially Defensive: Item: Leftovers Nature: Careful Ev’s: 252 HP / 252 SP Def Moveset: Seismic Toss – Thief – Recover – Thunder Wave/Toxic Kingler HP 55 / Atk 130 / Def 115 / Sp Atk 50 / Sp Def 50 / Speed 75 Another amazing wallbreaker in the tier. Can either be used as a Choice Bander, Swords Dancer or Choice Scarfer. Crabhammer is defenitely something to watch out for. The best counters for this gigantic krab are Tangela and Bellosom. For the Choice Banded and Scarf set I would just pick Swords dance in the last slot because it only has 3 proper moves to use anyway. Choice Band Item: Choice Band Nature: Adamant/Jolly Ev’s: 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Crabhammer – Return – Superpower – Swords Dance (Could use Rock Tomb, but meh) Swords Dance Item: Life Ball Nature: Adamant/Jolly Ev’s: 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Crabhammer – Superpower – Return – Swords Dance Flail + Swords Dance Item: Salac Berry Nature: Jolly Ev’s: 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Crabhammer – Flail – Substitute – Swords Dance Choice Scarf Item: Choice Scarf Nature: Adamant/Jolly Ev’s: 252 Atk / 252 Speed Moveset: Crabhammer – Return – Superpower – Swords Dance (Could use Rock Tomb, but meh) Best counters: Tangela Bellosom

Hello there. I know there are several guides how to and where to farm items with trick, thief or covet. Most people use pokemon with ability damp and move thief. But you have to train many different pokemon with damp and thief to be able to thief-farm in different areas on pokemons with different levels. Thinking about that, I got an idea: Is damp really that important? If you train full speed ev and have 31 speed iv, it shouldnt be a problem to get the first hit. So.. what about smeargle, you ask? Let me explain on this example (This example is for perfectionists) SMEARGLE LEVEL: 100 IV HP: 31 ATK: 0 DEF: 31 SP ATK: 0-31 SP DEF: 31 SPEED: 31 EV SPEED: 252 DEF/HP: 252 Nature: Timid. (+10% Speed, -10% Atk) MOVES: Covet/Thief (Or both if you want to) (THe other moves dont really matter. Choose whatever move you want after learning covet and/or thief) Now let me explain: Smeargle with -10% Atk (timid, no atk iv and no atk ev) has only 40 Base Atk at level 100. With full 31 IV on hp, def, sp def and speed you have a good defense and good hp. (Sp atk doesnt matter in this case, cause we won't need it. So it can be between 0 and 31.) Next is: Train full speed ev for first strike. Next EV its up to you. You can push Smeargles DEF, SP DEF or HP (to withstand enemies attacks). Basically, if you follow this introduction, you will need only one smeargle to thief/covet-farm wild pokemons without needing to make dfferent pokemon for different areas and levels. Just to make a comparison.. other pokemon have nearly 40 base atk at lvl 20 (for example pokemon with damp, many people are using them). Well, hope this guide helped you. Maybe I will change the appearnce of this guide a bit (better order, maybe tables, style and maybe adding comparisons to other thief/covet pokemons) , but it should be complete how it is now. Feel free to comment and help me :)

Hello World, like probably most people here, I've got accompanied by Pokemon my whole childhood through. Just a month ago I've started to actively play PokeMMO and at the same time begun to play competitively. And there we already have the first reason to warn you: Although I do know all Pokemon, their typings and specific tasks from Gen 1-3 by heart, I actually never played against human competitors until Jan 2017 due to lack of link partners. On the other hand, I do know a bit about statistical analysis and other hardcore nerd stuff, so I guess that can help me to get better at figuring out what to do in PvP. Of course, throwing yourself into queue is by far the best way to improve, but I also like theory crafting. From the latter I have got a buttload incoming for you! However, you and me should be aware of that statistics or maths in general are not that representative for reality. This in fact is one of the biggest philosophical problems ever. Even Pokemon, although a game based on maths, is filled with such complexity and chaos, that it's very hard to predict the exact outcome of an encounter by numbers only. For actually relevant statistics you'd need to have an insanely huge sample size, which I don't have in this case, so please take the results with a grain of salt! :^) 1. Motivations Display and sort various properties using a spreadsheet (download required for interaction): Highest average damage dealt => Best attackers Figure out the best / easiest ways to sweep specific defenders Lowest average damage taken => Best defenders Figure out the best / easiest ways to wall specific attackers All that considering builds, play rates and more By that: Help creating a Team with good defense and offensive coverage Grant (more or less) easy access to several nice-to-know values, e.g. during battles The spreadsheet I created definitely offers more functionality than this thread, however if you don't want to mess with it, then that's absolutely fine. In that case it would be nice to let me know how much information you'd wish me to extract. :) 2. The Wall of Numbers {{OverUsed Tier}} I just put the credits here. This is based on information from: PokeMMO official usage statistics for play rates, sampled 11th Jan - 5th Feb 2016 (which is kinda outdated tbh) Pokemon Database Pokedex for Pokemon status values, type effectiveness, accessibility of moves and several good-to-know Q&As Gbush's OU Guide, Smogon Strategy Pokedex, Google and my small fraction of own experiences for composition of builds Bulbapedia for game mechanics And of course, special thanks to the creators of Pokemon, PokeMMO and OpenOffice and everyone, who's willing to help me improve this guide :) Challenge accepted. jk, in principle he's totally right. First off, a brief explanation on what I did. Essentially, I arranged a maximum of two builds per pokemon, calculated the respective stats and let all builds and associated moves hit all pokemon and their two builds once. Thus, by help of the almighty copy-paste and some handiwork, I created a vast array of damage values and derived several weighted averages from the aggregated data. By vast, I mean more than a hundred thousand entries. (please kill me) The following things are considered: Play rate, EV spread, move set, STAB, type effectiveness, move power, most beneficial status effects (items, abilities, moves), average critical hit bonus and average random attack bonus. Everything with 31 IVs in all relevant stats. !!! WARNINGS / FLAWS !!! || || || || || V V V V V What does it do? Some clarification for each tab: Builds and Results Here you can play around with the "big" averages. Greyed-out rows are redundant builds. "Atk+ DMG" refers to the damage dealt with Atk stat boosts only, like Choice Band, or one use of e.g. Swords Dance or Calm Mind. The Guts ability is excluded from this. "MAX DMG" refers to the damage dealt with all available steroids, again with only one use of status moves. Which one of those values is more representative depends on the pokemon... This convention applies to all tabs of the spreadsheet. Sweeping X-Y Mark the entire first row and "Ctrl+F" the pokemon you want to sweep (make sure to search only within the selection), then sort as you please and look out for which pokemon or attacks bring the highest values. Physical/Special Defense Mark the entire first row and "Ctrl+F" the pokemon you want to wall (make sure to search only within the selection), then sort as you please and look out for which pokemon or builds bring the lowest values. Play Rates and Move Access Here you can see the ludicrous mess I fabricated considering the chances to encounter specific builds and moves. On the one hand I really need those values, on the other they're completely made up. Maybe more on that in the WIP section... Though the accessibility of moves could be helpful, I guess. I genuinely hope, that you are able to download, open and arrange the file without problems. || || || || || V V V V V Download link to ODS (BETA) version, (size: 5.38 MB, recommended): https://www.dropbox.com/s/590lmk8viez9xry/PokéMMO - OU Battling Statistics BETA.ods?dl=0 Download link to XLS (BETA) version (size: 9.53 MB, not yet sure if exported correctly): https://www.dropbox.com/s/q0alz0xuerontif/PokéMMO - OU Battling Statistics BETA.xls?dl=0 3. OU Offense Results Below you can see the highest overall maximum damage averages. By that definition, these are not necessarily the "best". Most of them require a certain form of setup to be useful. With such great potential often comes high risk, too, so as always please take the results with a grain of salt. The overall play rate does not refer to the build but the pokemon usage. The following builds might not even be the most common ones. This list only takes raw, fully boosted damage into consideration as far as order goes. However most of the conclusions I made are based on what I observed in detail with the spreadsheet. 3.1. TOP 10 Physical Damage Potential 3.2. TOP 10 Special Damage Potential 3.3. TOP 10 Allrounders 3.4. Speed Calculated with base speed + 31 IVs only. 4. OU Defense Results 4.1. TOP 5 Physical Walls 4.2. TOP 5 Special Walls 4.3. TOP 5 Mixed Walls 4.4. Worst Defenders

Hey, A few days ago I started programing a Egg Hatch Timer, which counts down the time until the egg hatches. First I used the times from this thread. After I finished the code,I noticed that the real times are shorter then the times in the thread by @Eggplant (big thanks for sharing!). Because I don't want to give up my project and want to know the new times, I need your help! Please count the time till the egg hatches while you are breeding and post them into this thread. Here are the times and tiers I already collected: Tier 1: 3 mins, 15-45 seconds Tier 2: 5 minutes, 15-45 seconds Tier 3: 6 minutes, 15-45 seconds Tier 4: 8 minutes, 15-45 seconds Tier 5: 10 minutes, 15-45 seconds Tier 6: 11 minutes, 15-45 seconds Tier 7: 13 minutes, 15-45 seconds

Why hello again! I am making the WIP guide so that it get's the process rolling for me. This guide will be extremely basic and will just get the player to breed their first pokemon. It will make the assumption that they know just about nothing about Pokemon.

First Route no boss Essentially for people who are having difficulties with this dungeon If you can leave some feedback that would be nice :D Credit to: kietme GapoMOn OrangeManiac The developers did a great job to make this Christmas event fun and challenging something I have been longing for, apart from the previously included Battle Frontier. Really loved this update and made me really excited what the developers have in store for us for 2017-2018. ~Happy Holidays~ 2nd Route BIG BOSS For the people that are that hardcore that want to complete this entire dungeon. LOL If you can leave some feedback that would be nice :D Credit to: Munya jerryzoo xSparkie BestFriends Any additional information would be greatly appreciated. ~Happy Holidays~

Things Needed - Macho Brace - High Level poke with Surf (or any other move that hits all pokes at once) - Pokemon with Sweet scent - EV Lowering Berries - Max Ether (Optional) EV Lowering berries ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ EV Yield for each pokemon + Best location for EV Training Pokemon written in bold give different EVs, I've picked out certain locations based on likely-ness to encounter a pokemon. I'm not quite finished testing horde-ability. HP Atk Def Sp. Atk Sp Def .Speed ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Moves that hit all pokemon at once This list does not contain moves below 80 accuracy or power and is sorted from highest power/accuracy to lowest ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Steps

Hoenn Secret Base Shop Guide Item - Price | Size [Route 104 - Flower Shop] Red Plant - $30,000 | 1x1 Tropical Plant - $30,000 | 1x1 Pretty Flowers - $30,000 | 1x1 Colorful Plant - $50,000 | 1x1 Big Plant - $50,000 | 2x1 Gorgeous Plant - $50,000 | 1x1 [Slateport City - Farmer's Market Top] Red Brick - $5,000 | 1x2 Blue Brick - $5,000 | 1x2 Yellow Brick - $5,000 | 1x2 Red Balloon - $5,000 | 1x1 Blue Balloon - $5,000 | 1x1 Yellow Balloon - $5,000 | 1x1 C Low Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 D Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 E Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 F Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 G Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 A Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 B Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 C High Note Mat - $5,000 | 1x1 [Slateport City - Farmer's Market Bottom] Azurill Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Marill Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Skitty Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 [Fortree City - Bottom Right Hut, Left Salesperson] Small Desk - $30,000 | 1x1 Pokemon Desk - $30,000 | 1x1 Heavy Desk - $60,000 | 3x2 Ragged Desk - $60,000 | 3x2 Comfort Desk - $60,000 | 3x3 Brick Desk - $90,000 | 3x3 Camp Desk - $90,000 | 3x3 Hard Desk - $90,000 | 3x3 [Fortree City - Bottom Right Hut, Right Salesperson] Small Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Pokemon Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Heavy Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Ragged Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Comfort Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Brick Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Camp Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 Hard Chair - $20,000 | 1x1 [Lilycove City - Department Store 5F, Middle Left Salesperson] Pichu Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Pikachu Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Marill Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Jigglypuff Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Duskull Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Wynaut Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Baltoy Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Kecleon Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Azurill Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Skitty Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Swablu Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 Gulpin Doll - $30,000 | 1x1 [Lilycove City - Department Store 5F, Middle Right Salesperson] Pika Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Round Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Zigzag Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Spin Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Diamond Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Ball Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Grass Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Fire Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 Water Cushion - $20,000 | 1x1 [Lilycove City - Department Store 5F, Bottom Left Salesperson] Ball Poster - $10,000 | 1x1 Green Poster - $10,000 | 1x1 Red Poster - $10,000 | 1x1 Blue Poster - $10,000 | 1x1 Cute Poster - $10,000 | 1x1 Pika Poster - $15,000 | 1x1 Long Poster - $15,000 | 1x1 Sea Poster - $15,000 | 1x1 Sky Poster - $15,000 | 1x1 [Lilycove City - Department Store 5F, Bottom Right Salesperson] Surf Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Thunder Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Fire Blast Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Powder Snow Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Attract Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Fissure Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Spikes Mat - $40,000 | 3x3 Glitter Mat - $20,000 | 1x1 Jump Mat - $20,000 | 1x1 Spin Mat - $20,000 | 1x1 [Battle Frontier - Exchange Shop, Front Left Salesperson] Mud Ball - 200 BP | 1x1 Fench Length - 500 BP | 1x1 Fence Width - 500 BP | 1x1 Tire - 1,200 BP | 2x1? Solid Board - 4,200 BP | 1x2 Sand Ornament - 4,200 BP | 1x1 Breakable Door - 4,200 BP | 1x1 TV - 3,200 BP | 1x1 Round TV - 4,200 BP | 1x1 Cute TV - 4,200 BP | 1x1 Stand - 8,000 BP | 4x2 Slide - 8,000 BP | 2x4 Wailmer Doll - 12,800 BP | 3x3 (?) Rhydon Doll - 12,800 BP | 3x3 (?) [Battle Frontier - Exchange Shop, Left Salesperson] Kiss Poster - 1,200 BP | 2x1 Kiss Cushion - 3,200 BP | 1x1 Smoochum Doll - 3,200 BP | 1x1 Togepi Doll - 4,800 BP | 1x1 Meowth Doll - 4,800 BP | 1x1 Clefairy Doll - 4,800 BP | 1x1 Ditto Doll - 4,800 BP | 1x1 Cyndaquil Doll - 8,000 BP | 1x1 Chikorita Doll - 8,000 BP | 1x1 Totodile Doll - 8,000 BP | 1x1 Lapras Doll - 12,800 BP | 3x3 (?) Snorlax Doll - 12,800 BP | 3x3 (?) Venusaur Doll - 25,600 BP | 3x3 (?) Charizard Doll - 25,600 BP | 3x3 (?) Blastoise Doll - 25,600 BP | 3x3 (?) [Route 113 - Soot House] Pretty Chair - 6,000 Ashes (?) | 1x1 Pretty Desk - 8,000 Ashes (?) | 3x3 For photos of the items, please visit Bulbapedia's Decorations and Ornaments Pages

This post is made with intentions of helping only TEAM: LegeDarkSked By: Hkaichim PS: Route 120 Azumarill - Location: Water - Region: Hoenn - Route 120 - Level of appearance: 20 to 30 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +3 - Evs: With vestment +6 Attack: MT. MOON Paras - Location: Cave - Region: Kanto - MT. MOON - Level of appearance: 5 to 12 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +1 - Evs: With vestment +2 Defense: Magma Hideout Geodude - Location: Cave - Region: Hoenn - Magma Hideout - Level of appearance: 27 to 30 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +1 - Evs: With vestment +2 Graveler - Location: Cave - Region: Hoenn - Magma Hideout - Level of appearance: 30 to 33 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +2 - Evs: With vestment +4 Special Attack: Pokémon Tower Gastly - Location: In - Region: Kanto - Pokemon tower - Level of appearance: 13 to 19 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +1 - Evs: With vestment +2 Haunter - Location: In - Region: Kanto - Pokemon tower - Level of appearance: 20 to 25 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +2 - Evs: With vestment +4 Special Defense: Cinnamon Island Tentacool - Location: Water - Region: Kanto - Cinnamon Island and Raw Island - Level of appearance: 5 to 40 - Appearance: Common - Evs No vestment: +1 - Evs: With vestment +2 Tentacruel - Location: Water - With Sweet Aroma - Region: Kanto - Raw Island - Level of appearance: 35 to 40 - Appearance: Rare - Evs No vestment: +2 - Evs: With vestment +4 Speed: Hot Road Meowth - Location: Grass - With Sweet Aroma - Region: Kanto - Evs No vestment: +1 - Evs: With vestment +2 Persian - Location: Grass - With Sweet Aroma - Region: Kanto - Evs No vestment: +2 - Evs: With vestment +4 Ponyta - Location: Grass - With Sweet Aroma - Region: Kanto - Evs No vestment: +1 - Evs: With vestment +2 Rapidash - Location: Grass - With Sweet Aroma - Region: Kanto - Evs No vestment: +2 - Evs: With vestment +4

I'll not add english translation. This guide already being a translation from most of the current breeding guides. English Breeding guides : Ou aller pour reproduire ses pokémon : Voici les principaux points à savoir sur le système de reproduction actuel: 1. Les parents utilisés lors de la reproduction ne sont PAS récupérables. 2. Deux parents produisent un oeuf, ni plus, ni moins. 3. L'éclosion d'un oeuf dépends d'une durée, basée sur l'espèce du pokémon. (Inutile de marcher). 4. Donner une Pierre Stase a l'un des parents permet la transmission de sa nature à 100%. (La Pierre Stase sera perdue avec les parents). 5. Trois IV sont directement transmis de ceux des parents, et les trois autres sont déterminés par la moyenne de ceux des deux parents (arrondi à l'IV inférieur). 6. Des bracelets de chaque stat peuvent être achetés au prix de 10k auprès de PNJ a l'intérieur des pensions. Ces bracelets peuvent être donnés a l'un des parents pour assurer que l'IV concerné sera transmis depuis ce parent (Cet IV fera parti des 3 transmis directement depuis ceux des parents). 7. Si le pokémon peut apprendre deux talents, il apprendra celui que possède la mère dans 80% des cas. 8. Si le pokémon peut apprendre deux talents, le talent appris peut être changé a l'aide d'une Pilule Talent, au prix de 35k. 9. Vous pouvez choisir le sexe de l'oeuf pour un prix dépendant du taux Male/Femelle de l'espèce en question (Prix en fonction des taux ci dessous). Comment obtenir un Pokémon 6*31 avec la nature souhaitée. Les prix : Par étapes Obtenir un 6*31 : Ajouter la nature souhaitée : ___________________________________ Quelques points utiles : - La nature n'est pas à négliger ! - Pour beaucoup de pokémon, le 6ieme IV est inutile. Parfois l'atk quand vous jouez un pokémon qui utilise l'atk spé. Parfois l'atk spé quand vous jouez un pokémon qui utilise l'atk. Parfois les deux, pour un pokémon qui l'utilise que des attaques de statut, ou des attaques à dégats fixes. Parfois même la vitesse, dans le cas d'un pokémon qui utilise malédiction par exemple (même si il est souvent conseillé de monter là vitesse, quelque soit le pokémon). - Commencer par monter son pokémon avec tous les IV, sans nature, est le meilleur moyen de provoquer une, possible, grosse économie d'argent. Il est possible que vous obteniez la nature que vous souhaitez, aléatoirement, sur votre pokémon alors qu'il est 4*31, 5*31, ou encore 6*31. Le nombre d'étapes gagnées n'est pas à négliger. Pour cette raison, il est conseillé de toujours ajouter la nature à la fin.

I Made this guide cause people are recently asking "where to get johto starters?".For those who are asking this is a small guide to help you find them So first Johto starters are all located in hoenn safari zone's certain areas like shown below ↓ 1.Cyndaquil's location 2.Chikorita's location 3.Totodile's location I hope I could help if you have any questions (whisper me in game) (in game name : faiyad)

IVs IVs is short for Individual Values, but what are they? Simply put, they are a value from 0-31 that the pokemon are born with. They cannot be changed in any way. For each stat (HP, Atk, Def, Sp.Atk, Sp.Def, Speed) the pokemon will have an IV. This IV is part of what determines how high a stat can be. You don't need to worry about these calculations. All you need to know is that 31 is the best possible IV you can get, and the closer the IVs are to that number the better the pokemon is. If you want to go into more detail, then some IVs are good for some pokemon while others are good for others. For example, a pokemon who mainly use special moves don't need the atk stat. So there the atk IV doesn't matter. You would look at the sp. atk IV for those pokemon, and vise versa. People use a lot of time and money to breed pokemon with perfect IVs, as that is the only way to have any control over what IVs your pokemon will have. Since the latest update you will always see the exact IVs of any pokemon. EVs EVs is short for Effort Values. So what are these? EVs like IVs increase the stats of your pokemon. 4 EVs = 1 point in the respective stat, at level 100. But unlike IVs, you have perfect control over the EVs of your pokemon. EVs are earned when you defeat pokemon. Any pokemon that was in the battle at some point, or is holding an exp. share, will gain the EV. Your pokemon can gain 252 EVs in one stat, and 510 overall. So when people EV train a pokemon they usually focus on 2-3 stats which they want to enhance. EV training is done by simply fighting pokemon that gives the desired EV. You can see what EV a pokemon gives in the pokedex. EVs at level 50 (Advanced) As competitive battling happens at level 50 in PokeMMO, it is worth looking at the effects of EVs at this level. Basically, if you have an odd IV, the first 4 EVs = 1 stat point. After that you gain 1 stat point with every 8 EVs. So stat increases with 4/12/20/28/36/44 EVs and so forth. When you have an even IV, you just gain a stat point every 8 EVs. Good EV training spots/pokemon I will only list spots/pokemon that I find to be good. Of cause there are more than what I have listed. The rest can be found in the 'Full List's I have linked. HP Full List 2 EVs 3 EVs Marill and Azumarill are by fare the best for training HP EVs. They can be found by surfing in ponds in Hoenn. Best places are just north of Mauville City, or just east of Fortree City. Atk Full List 1 EV 2 EVs 2 EVs 1 EV 1 EV 2 EVs Fishing with a Super Rod in Fuchsia Cite, Kanto, is my personal favourite spot to train Atk EVs. You will fish up a lot of goldeen, seaking, and gyarados there. Just beware of the occasional psyduck or slowpoke. Another popular spot is the paras tunnels at Mt. Moon, Kanto, or fishing with a Super Rod just east of Mauville City, Hoenn. Def Full List 1 EV 2 EVs 2 EVs 1 EV The best place by fare is the Team Magma hideout at Mt. Chimney, hoenn, just east of Lavaridge Town. There you will find geodude, graveler, and torkoal only. Another popular spot is the tangela patch just south of Pallet Town, Kanto. Sp. Atk Full List 1 EV 2 EVs Best place to train sp. atk EVs is at the pokemon tower in Lavender Town, Kanto. You will have a higher chance of encountering haunter on the top floor. Sp. Def Full List 1 EV 2 EVs 1 EV Surf in any offshore water pretty much. You'll find Tentacool and Tentacruel anywhere. You can also use hoppip which have a 100% encounter rate at Memorial Pillar, Five Island, Kanto. Speed Full List 1 EV 2 EVs 1 EV 2 EVs 1 EV A very nice place is Scorched Slab, small cave east of Fortree City, Hoenn, where there is a 100% Golbat encounter rate. Another is surfing in the inner caves (past the waterfall) at Meteor Falls, west of Fallarbor Town, Hoenn. There you will encounter Golbat 90% of the time. You can also surf at Sootopolis City, Hoenn, which has a 100% Magikarp encounter rate. Maybe you'll get lucky and meet a shine while you train. For Kanto, a very popular spot is the diglett tunnel just east of Vermilion City, Kanto. Another place I like is on One Island, Kindle Road, Kanto. There you find spearow, fearow, ponyta, rapidash, meowth, and persian, who all give speed EVs. Lastly, a pokemon holding the Macho Brace will gain the double amount of EVs from battling. However, it also greatly lowers the speed of the pokemon holding it. It can be obtained at the house just north of Mauville City, Hoenn. And by using the item finder in Viridian City Gym, Kanto, at the spot where Giovanni stood. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EV Reducing Berries Don't worry if you mess up the EV training of your pokemon. They can easily be removed again. This is done with berries. 1 berry will remove 10 EVs from its respective stat. Berries are grown in Loamy Soil around Hoenn, by using Seeds. To start growing berries, you need to visit the house on Route 104, south of Rustboro City, Hoenn. Natures Pokemon can have 25 different natures. 20 of these natures will cause a 10% increase to one stat, in return for a 10% decrease to another. The remaining 5 will not cause any stat changes. The 25 Natures As seen from the scheme some natures are better for specific pokemon than others. For example, a pokemon going for atk but not sp. atk would be best off with an adamant nature, and a modest nature would be really bad for this pokemon. It's important to take the nature into consideration, when deciding the value of a pokemon. Breeding Breeding in Pokemmo is a little different from breeding in the normal games. The biggest different being that you will not get the parent pokemon back. You pretty much trade them for the egg, so make sure you won't regret it later. The two places you can breed is on Four Island, Kanto, and on route 117, between Mauville City and Verdanturf Town, Hoenn. When you breed, the pokemon will always turn out the same as the female. There are of cause a few exceptions to this. If you breed your pokemon with a ditto, the egg will never turn out as ditto, but always the other pokemon you used. Ditto can breed with both male and female pokemon but not with itself. If you breed two shiny pokemon, then the egg will always be shiny. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There are different items you can make your pokemon hold when you breed. These will help you make sure that a specific IV or nature is passed down to the offspring. These items are a one time use, and are consumed in the breeding process. There are three kinds of items used in breeding: Braces The first is the braces. There is one brace for each stat, HP, Atk, Def, Sp. Atk, Sp. Def, and Speed. When a pokemon hold one of these, it will pass down the IV specified by the brace to the egg without fail. If you just breed two pokemon without braces, three IVs of the parents will be passed down directly to the egg. The others will be the average of the stats. Thus, by using braces you can decide which two of the three stats should be passed down, instead of it being random. Braces can be bought from an NPC inside the daycare center for $10000 each. Everstones The 2nd is everstones. These are used to make sure a specific nature is passed down to the egg. In short, if you make the female pokemon hold an everstone, the egg will have the same nature as the mother. If you breed without an everstone, the nature will be completely random, no matter what natures the parents may have. Everstones can be found on wild Geodude and Graveler. Ability Capsule The 3rd is the ability capsule. It can be used to change the ability of a pokemon, if it has more than one possible ability. An example of this could be Growlithe. It can have both Intimidate or Flash Fire as it's ability. So if after breeding it doesn't have the ability that you wish for, you can change it with the ability capsule. There is an 80% chance that the egg will inherit the ability of the mother. Ability capsules can be bought from an NPC inside the daycare center for $35000 each. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When you start the breed, an interface will pop up. Here you're asked to drag the two pokemon you wish to breed. Left and right you see the mother and father pokemon, and in the middle the offspring and what species it will be. For the offspring you can see the IVs. The green IVs are those locked with braces. You can hover over the rest of the IV ranges to see the % chance of the IVs possible. Next is the list of moves the offspring will inherit from the parents. Moves in green are those which are inherited. Then there is the nature. If none of the parent pokemon are holding an everstone, this will be random. So if you're satisfied you press "Breed". Gender Cost When you receive the egg, you can choose which gender it should have for a fee. If you intend to breed it further, it is advised to make it female to make it easier for yourself. ____________________________________________________ % chance for female | Cost of male | Cost of female 75% | $9000 | $5000 50% | $5000 | $5000 25% | $5000 | $9000 12.5% | $5000 | $21000 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Egg Groups For two pokemon to be able to breed, they must be from the same egg group. Again, ditto is an exception as it can breed with everything but itself. You can see the different egg groups here: Monster Field Grass Water 1 Water 2 Water 3 Dragon Bug Flying Mineral Fairy Human-Like Amorphous The above are the normal egg groups, but there are also three special ones: Ditto > Contains only ditto. Can breed with any other egg group but it's own. Genderless > Can only breed with ditto. They may still be found in other groups, but the ditto rule still apply. Always check if the pokemon you're planning to breed is in this group. Undiscovered > Cannot breed at all. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Finally if you want to learn how to breed the perfect 6x31 pokemon I would suggest that you read this guide: 6x31 Breeding Guide So good luck to you all and have fun! :) Thanks to:

Elite Four Location: Indigo Plateau(Kanto) / Ever Grande City(Hoenn) What is Elite Four? Elite Four is an area in Kanto and Hoenn which consists of four elite trainers and your rival where you'll have to defeat them all one by one in a row without using the Pokemon Center to heal your Pokemon(although you can use items to heal/revive/recover PP). Why do people do Elite Four? Well, everyone has to do it at least once to complete the storyline, but you can continue to do it after since it gives you a nice chunk of cash for completing it. How does Elite Four work? The first time you do it, it shouldn't be too difficult since this is what I like to call the 'storyline round'. When you beat the Elite Four, it gets harder. Once you beat the storyline round, it goes onto round 1, once you've finished with round 1 it goes onto round 2, and finally to round 3(Round 3 is the highest possible round). Are there any rewards? Absolutely. The rewards are great and it's the reason people continuously complete the Elite Four. Round 3(the max round) can give up to 62.5k! Anything else I should know? Yes, you should know that Elite Four goes on a 45 minute cooldown from the moment you enter. It is also advisable to make sure your first party member has an Amulet Coin held when you beat your rival because it increases your rewards. Tip: If you're struggling, you can always buy potions & revives and what not. Inside Elite Four(Kanto+Hoenn), there is a lady who sells supplies - Spoiler below contains pictures: Kanto Storyline Round - The title of this guide might attract some storyliners and I wouldn't want to disappoint so I might as well give a brief overview of the storyline teams. I won't go too in-depth since it isn't really too difficult. Round 1 - Usually the default one for all of us that's finished the storyline. Pokemon levels here vary from 50 - 70. Round 2 Round 3 - Each team consists of 6 Pokemon, all level 100. Each trainer has one signature Pokemon they always use.

Hello. Lets keep it brief, shall we? You want to know where to find battles in Hoenn, you cant find a good guide. Well, here is one organized by route. Will update more in time, thanks for suggestions.

for many games, display scaling is something you can modify in your settings. for some reason pokemmo does not give you the option to mess with your display setting, and it is controlled by your dpi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dots_per_inch. so if you are using a very high resolution laptop with a relatively small screen, or a large monitor, you may have issues with reading the text. this is a guide on how to fix this. windows: linux: mac: their are programs that can change your display settings with the touch of a button, but im not covering that here, go google it if you want it. im tired off seeing "how do i change my display settings" threads.