EV Training is geared towards players who want to step up their game and take their gameplay to the next level. You have points to work with, so determining how to distribute them — the EV Spread — should be your first priority before starting. There are a few items or features you can get that help speed up the process of EV Training, though, and are strongly recommended before starting the process. Other games may allow you to buy vitamins for a very small amount of Battle Points BP. This is NOT a bad thing!
Its sole effect is to speed up EV Training. The only downside is that it will no longer spread. It just requires a bit of communication and negotiation. HP Up raises HP. Protein raises Attack.
The Macho Brace is the most easily obtainable EV-training item. At the cost of speed, a Pokemon will gain double the amount of EVs per battle. This reduces the Pikachu harvest in the example down to Meanwhile, " Power" items will give a bonus 8 EVs in a specific stat at the end of a battle, independent of the EVs gained from the opposing Pokemon:.
The effect stacks with the Power items as well, bringing that stat bonus up to 16 EVs per battle. Altogether, with Pokerus and the Power Anklet, it only requires 13 Pikachus to max the speed stat.
The player saves time, and the Pikachu population will be grateful. Maxing out a stat is relatively easy with all the tools at hand. However, those who require more specific stat builds will need to be careful to allocate points properly.
It's very easy to overshoot goals and mess up EV training , especially with the various combinations of items and Pokerus. If this happens, don't get discouraged! That Pokemon will not need to get sent to the farm; it just needs to be tuned a bit.
In some games, berries can be used to reduce stats. Players would want to feed their Pokemon a Kelpsey Berry to reduce those unwanted EVs by 10 points per berry. If the player royally screws up a build or decides to use a different stat spread, there are ways to completely reset EVs. However, each game adds or takes away items and minigames that make the process of EV training easier to manage. Although most trainers will likely be spending their efforts on the latest entry, it's good to search efficient EV training methods for the individual games.
In Gens 1 and 2, the system was similar, but much harder to reliably track and manage. Every single stat could also be maxed out, which eliminates the interesting part of the modern EV system. There is one consistency between the two systems: EVs are factored into stats on level up.
However, it wasn't until Gen V that Pokemon at level could gain more EVs that are calculated into their stat total. It's odd, but the system works as intended for all players. As another fun fact, EV's are not a mechanic in any of the spinoffs , including games that have a leveling system. EV Training may seem complex at first, but it's a simple process and can make Pokemon much more exciting to play.
Pokemon do not lose stats if they are levelled with a Rare Candy so long as they have sufficient EVs. Everything should be completely covered here, however if there is anything else you need to know don't hesitate to ask in our chat room or forums.
Finally, below is a list of all the best EV training areas in the game. The Pokemon feels closer to you when you give it make-up. HP EVs lower a lot. Attack EVs lower a lot. Defense EVs lower a lot. Speed EVs lower a lot. HP EVs lower unreasonably. Attack EVs lower unreasonably. Defense EVs lower unreasonably.
Speed EVs lower unreasonably. All Attack EVs disappear. All Defense EVs disappear. All Sp. Attack EVs disappear. Defense EVs disappear. All Speed EVs disappear. You strengthen your Pokemon a little bit. Its HP EVs rise. Its Attack EVs rise. Its Defense EVs rise. Attack a tiny bit. Its Sp. Attack EVs rise. Attack a little bit. Attack quite a bit. Attack a lot. Attack a tonne. Attack absurdly. Defense a tiny bit. Defense EVs rise.
Defense a little bit. Defense quite a bit. Defense a lot. Defense a tonne. Defense absurdly. Its Speed EVs rise. The Pokemon who eats this has its Attack EVs raised high. The Pokemon who eats this has its Defense EVs raised high.
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