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Getting a Hitmontop

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wcgold

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I'm fully aware of how to evolve a Tyrogue into Hitmontop (Attack has to equal defense), but with these Effort Values, natures that support one stat and deduct another, and whatnot, what's the easiest way of getting Hitmontop?
 
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Eszett

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Use vitamins or a nature that doesn't affect either Attack or Defense. All of Tyrogue's base stats are at the same level, so if it's evolving into either Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan either you have a nature affecting one of your Attack or Defense, or you have bad IVs in the stat.
 
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Eszett said:
Use vitamins or a nature that doesn't affect either Attack or Defense. All of Tyrogue's base stats are at the same level, so if it's evolving into either Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan either you have a nature affecting one of your Attack or Defense, or you have bad IVs in the stat.
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I thought IVs only affected stats at lv 100 and Hidden Power. Don't they?
 
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shining-Celebi

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One way is to get a nature that doesn't effect attack or defense.
For example a nature that lowers special attack and raises speed or
a nature that lowers special attack and raises special defense.
 
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ShadowAlakazam

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Its a quite a bore to a train a tyorgue to a hitmontop but heres a solution:
Save the game. Rare candy the baby to lvl20. Check its stats before it evolves. If they equal, you can immediately evolve it to hitmontop, but I suggest you shut the game off and train hitmontop again anything that does not give attack/defence Evs.
If the tyrogue has higher attack then defence, or anything for that matter, shut the game off, train it 4 effort points of what you lacked;meaning to say, if attack is lower, train it for 4 effort points in attack, vice versa. After those 4 effort points are gotten, rare candy the rest of the lvls. If they equal, shut the game off, train it again in 4 effort points of attack/defence, and train it against pokemon that do not give attack/defence, and there you go. If they do not equal yet again, obtain 4 effort points plus another 4 effort points. Repeat this procedure, adding 4 effort points every time it does not tally. You should get a tyrogue sooner or later.
 
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