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EV Training

PPM

Pikachu/Pichu Master
Hello everyone,

Okay so I have finally started EV training, but I still can't grasp one concept. Let's say I am training Mareep from level 5 for defense. I know there is only 255 point limit for stats, and it takes 4 points to grow one stat at level ups. However, I see no difference even though I am battling, lets say Metapod (2 points per faint)... does it happen at the level up, or is it spread out between level ups? If I am making no sense can you give me a little overview please. Thanks.


Yes, I read serebii's explanation, but I am still confused. If there is a thread for this already, please be kind enough to point it out. Thank you.
 
When Ampharos gets to level 100 you will see the results, don't worry even if you get a +0 increase in that stat, it will all balance out in the end at level 100.

Also if you use the Level 100 Boost in a battle you can check those results as well.
 
go on game mechanics and choose evs then hp, to work out what provides hp evs, and where to find them :)
 
i don't totally understand EV training but i'm going to try to do it
 
i don't totally understand EV training but i'm going to try to do it

Here it is summarized.

Every pokemon you battle will give out either 1, 2, or 3 EV points to a certain stat. Your pokemon can gain a total of 510 EV points, and 255 points in one stat. If you give your pokemon the maximum EVs in a stat, it's stat will be 64 points higher at level 100 than if you hadn't EV trained it. What the Macho Brace does is double EVs gained from each pokemon, as does the Pokerus. The new EV items add 4 EV points to whatever stat they apply, in addition to the ones you receive from another pokemon.

There it is.
 
If you give your pokemon the maximum EVs in a stat, it's stat will be 63 points higher at level 100 than if you hadn't EV trained it.
There it is.

255/4 = 63 3/4

Pokemon ALWAYS rounds down.

Pokerus also multiplies the amount of EVs given by the power items, so you would get 8 evs instead of 4 if you have Pokerus.

Also using 255 evs in one stat wastes one stat point, 252 evs still gives the same amount of stat points as using 255, and you save 3 evs, doing that on two stats saves 6 evs, enough for another stat point in a different stat.
 
Where is a good place to EV train for HP in D/P again?

I heard that there is a trainer somewhere with 5 Bippas. If that is so, where is s/he? I've been traing with the trainer who has 3 Toritoidon. But the Bippas would give me 50 EVs every battle over 36.

Oh, and do the Bippas evlove?...I hope not...
 
HP
- Route 213, Bottom-right of the route the little guy running around has 3 Toritoidon (2HP evs each)
- Route 209, Cowgirl has 5 Bippa (1 hp ev each)

Attack
- Route 222, First fisherman on the route has 2 Gyarados (2ATK evs each)
The town you start in, fish with super rod to get Seakings and Gyarados (Both 2ATK)

Defence
- Ruin Manic's Grotto on Route 214 has Geodude and Hippopotasu (Both 1 DEF ev)

Speed
- Route 205 - Northern-most fisherman has 6 Magikarp (1 spd ev each)

Sp.Attack
- Hakutai Mansion Gastly (1SAtk ev) Haunter (2) Gengar (3)
- Route 214 - Collector (right path) has 3 Roselia (2 each)

Sp.Defence
- Route 223 Surfing - Tentacruel (2 S.Def evs), Tamanta (1)
- Route 205 Surfing - Tentacool (1) Tentacruel (2)

And no, the Bippas don't evolve
 
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