This counts towards your total EV's, so if a morty has completed EV's already, they will have no effect.

At level 100 a morty that has been ev-maxed will have stats that are around 120 points higher than one that is encountered in the wild at level 100 - and that's a big difference.Īttack/Def/Speed seeds will increase your EV's by a set amount. This will happen naturally if a morty is used for long enough, but if you want to speed up the process or gain max EV's at as low a level as possible, then you can 'EV train' - more on this in part 3. So a morty that has been trained up from level 5 to level 50 will have much higher stats compared to one that is freshly caught at level 50.Īfter a while your EV's will 'complete', meaning they can't go any higher and you will only gain the basic stat increase for each level up. Every time you daze another morty and gain experience, you also gain EV's to your stats upon level up. More on this in part 2.ĮV's are Effort Values. However you cannot always calculate them perfectly. IV's can be a number between 0 and 16 for each stat, with 16 being the highest. Finding mortys with as high IVs as possible is important, particularly if you plan on using it to battle. This is because the second morty has higher IVs. Let's say you catch two Egg Mortys at level 5. If you catch two mortys of the same species and level, you will notice that they have slightly different stats. These are hidden values that determine how good a morty will be later on. Can I send you The Pale Morty?ĭo you even play Pokemon bruh? It works mostly the same. Why do people say I shouldn't use seeds if trading?ħ. What is EV training and how do I do it?ĥ.

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