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Oceanocelot: Changed wording/grammar

2025-04-02T11:48:47Z

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	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 6.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: "[]" are stat that was locked by the Power Item).]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 6.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: "[]" are stat that was locked by the Power Item).]]

	=== ~~Useful~~ Strategies: ===		=== Breeding Strategies: ===
	The best way to get higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone (depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon). As Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.		The best way to get higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone (depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon). As Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's, it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.

	~~Like said before this is only recommended when you have a Pokémon with at least 2-3 x 31 IVs due it it lowering the amount of randomization during breeding~~.

	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======
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	Using the offspring from the above example as the parent for generation 2, a Power Bracer could be used to avoid passing down the Ditto's subpar Attack IV, as well as a Destiny Knot to potentially pass down the other 31 IV stats. This minimises the random generation of stats, allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.		Using the offspring from the above example as the parent for generation 2, a Power Bracer could be used to avoid passing down the Ditto's subpar Attack IV, as well as a Destiny Knot to potentially pass down the other 31 IV stats. This minimises the random generation of stats, allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.

	A lot of ~~Poké Breeding is random chance~~, so ~~good luck!~~		Breeding involves a lot of RNG, so you need to be lucky to get the perfect Pokémon.

LotusLilith: Added Footnote

2025-03-26T17:50:15Z

Added Footnote

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	=== Destiny Knot: ===		=== Destiny Knot: ===
	The first thing you need to know for breeding high IV Pokémon is how a [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Destiny_Knot Destiny Knot] works. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each or obtained via crafting.		The first thing you need to know for breeding high IV Pokémon is how a [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Destiny_Knot Destiny Knot] works. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each or obtained via crafting.

			Note since Destiny Knot lower the amount of stats that are randomized it should only be used when the Pokémon being bred have at least a decent amount of 31 IV's, typically 2-3 x 31 IVs.

	'''Destiny Knots don't stack'''. So only one Pokémon needs to hold them for it to take effect.		'''Destiny Knots don't stack'''. So only one Pokémon needs to hold them for it to take effect.
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	=== Useful Strategies: ===		=== Useful Strategies: ===
	The best way to get higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone (depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon). As Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.		The best way to get higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone (depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon). As Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.

			Like said before this is only recommended when you have a Pokémon with at least 2-3 x 31 IVs due it it lowering the amount of randomization during breeding.

	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======

Oceanocelot: Grammar and stuff

2025-03-22T22:50:34Z

Grammar and stuff

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	== Breeding Regional Pokémon ==		== Breeding Regional Pokémon ==
	~~To breed a~~ regional Pokémon ~~you need to have the regional Pokémon you want to breed to be holding~~ an Everstone~~. They~~ can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each. (Only one parent has to ~~be holding the~~ Everstone to pass down the ~~regional~~ form~~, note that breeding~~ two ~~regional forms together still requires one to hold~~ an Everstone.)		A regional Pokémon must hold an Everstone to pass down its form (Everstones can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each). Only one parent has to hold an Everstone to pass down the form. Breeding two parents regardless of variant without an Everstone will always result in non-regional offspring.

	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======
	[[File:Regional breeding example 1.png\|none\|frame]]		[[File:Regional breeding example 1.png\|none\|frame]]

	== ~~Passing Down~~ Nature ==		== Nature Inheritance ==
	Natures are passed down when one or both parents holds an Everstone (the same as ~~passing down~~ regional variants). If both parents ~~are holding~~ an Everstone the Nature is randomized between the two of them with a ratio of (50/50).		Natures are passed down when one or both parents holds an Everstone (the same as regional variants). If both parents hold an Everstone the Nature is randomized between the two of them with a ratio of (50/50).
	== IV Breeding Guide ==		== IV Breeding Guide ==

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	=== Power Items: ===		=== Power Items: ===
	Power Items are a very useful tool when it comes to breeding. Any of the Power Items lock a certain stat of the parent guaranteeing that the respective IV gets passed down. This takes up 1 of the 3 stats or 1 of the 5 if ~~one of the parents has~~ a Destiny Knot. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 10,000 each or obtained via crafting.		Power Items are a very useful tool when it comes to breeding. Any of the Power Items lock a certain stat of the parent, guaranteeing that the respective IV gets passed down. This takes up 1 of the 3 stats, or 1 of the 5 if a parent holds a Destiny Knot. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 10,000 each or obtained via crafting.

	'''Power Items don't stack.''' So you ~~have to~~ pick and choose which stat ~~you prefer~~ to pass down.		'''Power Items don't stack,''' so you must pick and choose which stat to pass down.

	====== Types: ======		====== Types: ======
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	=== Useful Strategies: ===		=== Useful Strategies: ===
	The best way to get ~~higher and~~ higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon. ~~Since~~ Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.		The best way to get higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone (depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon). As Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.

	~~an example of a good setup would be this~~.

	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======
	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 7.png\|none\|frame]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 7.png\|none\|frame]]
	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 8.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: ~~As you can see this~~ increased the IVs of the Sprigatito greatly in just two breeds).]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 8.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: This setup increased the IVs of the Sprigatito greatly in just two breeds).]]


	Using the Child from the previous example as the parent for generation 2 the use of the Power Bracer allows the Attack IV to be passed down avoiding the Ditto's subpar Attack IV and a Destiny Knot allowing for the other 31 IV stats to be passed down. This minimized the most amount of random number generation allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.

	~~A lot~~ of ~~Poké Breeding is just Luck so~~,		Using the offspring from the above example as the parent for generation 2, a Power Bracer could be used to avoid passing down the Ditto's subpar Attack IV, as well as a Destiny Knot to potentially pass down the other 31 IV stats. This minimises the random generation of stats, allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.

	~~Good luck with your~~ Poké Breeding.		A lot of Poké Breeding is random chance, so good luck!

LotusLilith: Breeding page edit - Part Final

2025-03-22T17:39:39Z

Breeding page edit - Part Final

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	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======
			[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 7.png\|none\|frame]]
			[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 8.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: As you can see this increased the IVs of the Sprigatito greatly in just two breeds).]]


	Using the Child from the previous example as the parent for generation 2 the use of the Power Bracer allows the Attack IV to be passed down avoiding the Ditto's subpar Attack IV and a Destiny Knot allowing for the other 31 IV stats to be passed down. This minimized the most amount of random number generation allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.		Using the Child from the previous example as the parent for generation 2 the use of the Power Bracer allows the Attack IV to be passed down avoiding the Ditto's subpar Attack IV and a Destiny Knot allowing for the other 31 IV stats to be passed down. This minimized the most amount of random number generation allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.

			A lot of Poké Breeding is just Luck so,

	Good luck with your Poké Breeding.		Good luck with your Poké Breeding.

LotusLilith: /* Example: */ Breeding page edit - Part 3

2025-03-22T17:25:53Z

Example:: Breeding page edit - Part 3

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	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======
			[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 5.png\|none\|frame]]
			[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 6.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: "[]" are stat that was locked by the Power Item).]]

	=== Useful Strategies: ===		=== Useful Strategies: ===

LotusLilith: Breeding page edit - Part 2

2025-03-22T17:13:08Z

Breeding page edit - Part 2

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	Pokémon bred together must be either the opposite gender to one another, or any gender with a ditto. The two Pokémon (excluding ditto) must be in the same [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Egg_Group Egg Group]. You can breed most genderless Pokémon with a ditto (excluding: Legendaries, "[https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Baby_Pokémon Baby Pokémon]", and Galarian Fossils).		Pokémon bred together must be either the opposite gender to one another, or any gender with a ditto. The two Pokémon (excluding ditto) must be in the same [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Egg_Group Egg Group]. You can breed most genderless Pokémon with a ditto (excluding: Legendaries, "[https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Baby_Pokémon Baby Pokémon]", and Galarian Fossils).

	It should be noted that unlike the games, there is no way to boost your odds when breeding for shiny Pokémon. Breeding a shiny with another Pokémon also does not increase the odds. The odds through breeding will always be the same as the base odds, which can be checked with the command "'''/pokeodds'''".		It should be noted that unlike the games, there is no way to boost your odds when breeding for shiny Pokémon. Breeding a shiny with another Pokémon also '''does not increase the odds'''. The odds through breeding will always be the same as the base odds, which can be checked with the command "'''/pokeodds'''".

	Albino Pokémon are unable to be bred and cannot be obtained from breeding.		Albino Pokémon are unable to be bred and cannot be obtained from breeding.

LotusLilith: Breeding page edit - Part 2

2025-03-22T17:10:55Z

Breeding page edit - Part 2

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	=== Destiny Knot: ===		=== Destiny Knot: ===
	The first thing you need to know for breeding high IV Pokémon is how a [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Destiny_Knot Destiny Knot] works. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each or obtained via crafting.		The first thing you need to know for breeding high IV Pokémon is how a [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Destiny_Knot Destiny Knot] works. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each or obtained via crafting.

			'''Destiny Knots don't stack'''. So only one Pokémon needs to hold them for it to take effect.

	====== Crafting Recipe: ======		====== Crafting Recipe: ======
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	=== Power Items: ===		=== Power Items: ===
	Power Items are a very useful tool when it comes to breeding. Any of the Power Items lock a certain stat of the parent guaranteeing that the respective IV gets passed down. This takes up 1 of the 3 stats or 1 of the 5 if one of the parents has a Destiny Knot. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 10,000 each or obtained via crafting.		Power Items are a very useful tool when it comes to breeding. Any of the Power Items lock a certain stat of the parent guaranteeing that the respective IV gets passed down. This takes up 1 of the 3 stats or 1 of the 5 if one of the parents has a Destiny Knot. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 10,000 each or obtained via crafting.

			'''Power Items don't stack.''' So you have to pick and choose which stat you prefer to pass down.

	====== Types: ======		====== Types: ======
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	====== Pokémart Npc: ======		====== Pokémart Npc: ======
	[[File:Held Items Npc.png\|none\|frame\|Held Items Npc at "'''/warp pokemart'''"]]		[[File:Held Items Npc.png\|none\|frame\|Held Items Npc at "'''/warp pokemart'''"]]

			====== Example: ======

	=== Useful Strategies: ===		=== Useful Strategies: ===
			The best way to get higher and higher IV Pokémon is by using both a Destiny Knot and either a Power Item or Everstone depending on whether or not you are breeding Regional Pokémon. Since Natures can be changed with the use of Mint's it's typically not advised to use Everstones unless you are breeding a Regional Pokémon.

			an example of a good setup would be this.

			====== Example: ======


			Using the Child from the previous example as the parent for generation 2 the use of the Power Bracer allows the Attack IV to be passed down avoiding the Ditto's subpar Attack IV and a Destiny Knot allowing for the other 31 IV stats to be passed down. This minimized the most amount of random number generation allowing you to slowly build up to getting a guaranteed 5 x 31 IV Pokémon from two perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon. Note there's no way to guarantee a perfect 6 x 31 IV Pokémon.

			Good luck with your Poké Breeding.

LotusLilith: Breeding page edit - Part 1

2025-03-22T16:42:12Z

Breeding page edit - Part 1

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	== Breeding Regional Pokémon ==		== Breeding Regional Pokémon ==
	To breed a regional Pokémon you need to have the regional Pokémon you want to breed to be holding an Everstone. (Only one parent has to be holding the Everstone to pass down the regional form, note that breeding two regional forms together still requires one to hold an Everstone.)		To breed a regional Pokémon you need to have the regional Pokémon you want to breed to be holding an Everstone. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each. (Only one parent has to be holding the Everstone to pass down the regional form, note that breeding two regional forms together still requires one to hold an Everstone.)

	====== Example: ======		====== Example: ======
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	=== Destiny Knot: ===		=== Destiny Knot: ===
	The first thing you need to know for breeding high IV Pokémon is how a [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Destiny_Knot Destiny Knot] works. ~~These~~ can be obtained ~~by either buying or~~ crafting ~~them~~.		The first thing you need to know for breeding high IV Pokémon is how a [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Destiny_Knot Destiny Knot] works. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 500 each or obtained via crafting.

	====== Crafting Recipe: ======		====== Crafting Recipe: ======
	[[File:Destiny Knot crafting recipe.png\|none\|frame]]When breeding Pokémon with no items, only three stats are inherited from the parents while the other three are randomized.		[[File:Destiny Knot crafting recipe.png\|none\|frame]]When breeding Pokémon with no items, only three stats are inherited from the parents while the other three are randomized.

	====== Example: ======		====== No Destiny Knot Example: ======
	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture.png\|none\|frame]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture.png\|none\|frame]]
	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 2.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: "Xs" are stats that weren't passed down to the child and were randomized).]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 2.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: "Xs" are stats that weren't passed down to the child and were randomized).]]
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	Breeding with a Destiny Knot passes down five stats from both parents instead of three. This does not stack, meaning the maximum that can be passed down is five, with one stat always randomized.		Breeding with a Destiny Knot passes down five stats from both parents instead of three. This does not stack, meaning the maximum that can be passed down is five, with one stat always randomized.

	====== Example: ======		====== Destiny Knot Example: ======
	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 3.png\|none\|frame]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 3.png\|none\|frame]]
	[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 4.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: Attack is the only random stat, while the other five are inherited from the parents).]]		[[File:Breeding Stats Explain Picture 4.png\|none\|frame\|(Example Above: Attack is the only random stat, while the other five are inherited from the parents).]]

	=== Power Items: ===		=== Power Items: ===
			Power Items are a very useful tool when it comes to breeding. Any of the Power Items lock a certain stat of the parent guaranteeing that the respective IV gets passed down. This takes up 1 of the 3 stats or 1 of the 5 if one of the parents has a Destiny Knot. They can be bought from the Pokémart for 10,000 each or obtained via crafting.

			====== Types: ======
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+Power Items
			!Names:
			!Recipes:
			!IV Passed Down:
			\|-
			\|Power Weight
			\|[[File:Power Weight Recipe.png\|none\|thumb\|200x200px]]
			\| HP
			\|-
			\|Power Bracer
			\|[[File:Power Bracer Recipe.png\|none\|thumb\|200x200px]]
			\| Atk
			\|-
			\|Power Belt
			\|[[File:Power Belt Recipe.png\|none\|thumb\|200x200px]]
			\| Def
			\|-
			\|Power Lens
			\|[[File:Power Lens Recipe.png\|none\|thumb\|200x200px]]
			\| Sp.A
			\|-
			\|Power Band
			\|[[File:Power Band Recipe.png\|none\|thumb\|200x200px]]
			\| Sp.D
			\|-
			\|Power Anklet
			\|[[File:Power Anklet Recipe.png\|none\|thumb\|200x200px]]
			\| Spd
			\|}

			====== Pokémart Npc: ======
			[[File:Held Items Npc.png\|none\|frame\|Held Items Npc at "'''/warp pokemart'''"]]

	=== Useful Strategies: ===		=== Useful Strategies: ===

LotusLilith: Breeding page reformatting - Part 2

2025-03-22T14:54:57Z

Breeding page reformatting - Part 2

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	Aetheria's breeding system is based on how breeding works in the main [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokémon_breeding Pokémon games]. There are, however, some important differences.		Aetheria's breeding system is based on how breeding works in the main [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokémon_breeding Pokémon games]. There are, however, some important differences.

LotusLilith: Breeding page reformatting - Part 2

2025-03-22T14:53:26Z

Breeding page reformatting - Part 2

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	Aetheria's breeding system is based on how breeding works in the main [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokémon_breeding Pokémon games]. There are, however, some important differences.		Aetheria's breeding system is based on how breeding works in the main [https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokémon_breeding Pokémon games]. There are, however, some important differences.