How do you breed good stats in Pokemon?

Breeding Pokémon with good IVs To get a parent Pokémon to pass down IVs, give it a Destiny Knot to hold. This passes down five of their IVs to their child, randomly. Having a parent hold a power item that’s used for EV training will have the parent pass down the corresponding stat guaranteed.

How do you breed Pokemon effectively?

How to Breed Pokemon Basics

1. Choose one male and one female Pokemon.
2. Make sure they like each other.
3. Leave them at a Pokemon Nursery either on Route 5 or Bridge Field in the Wild Area.
4. Eventually, they will produce an egg, which you can pick up from outside the Nursery.
5. Keep the Egg in your party until it hatches.

How do you get perfect IVs in Pokemon go?

In Pokémon Go, IVs are given a value out of 15 for each stat, so a spread of 15/15/15 across Attack, Defence, and Stamina would be considered perfect IVs.

Which Pokemon can make eggs?

Two Pokémon in the Field egg group will produce a Pokémon egg, but if one Pokémon is in Field and the other is in Water 1, then no egg will be made. You can see all Pokémon’s egg groups via Serebii’s Pokédex. To make things way easier, everything (except Legendary and Mythical Pokémon) can be bred with a Ditto.

Does Ditto nature matter for breeding?

The egg will have the desired Pokémon with the correct nature. That critter can then be given the Everstone to breed with Ditto. The stats that nature will affect are highlighted in red and blue on the stats page above the ability. The increased stat will be highlighted in red, and the decreased stat will be blue.

Can these Pokémon breed?

Two Pokémon are only able to breed if they are a part of the same Egg Group (with the exception of Ditto, who can breed with any Pokémon that isn’t in the Undiscovered Egg Group). For example, Pikachu can breed with Marill as they are both found in the Fairy Egg Group.

How do you get a 4 star Pokemon?

Simple enough. Now you can look up Pokémon by their star rating, making it very simple to find 100 percent IV Pokémon you may have. Simply typing “4*” in the search bar will yield all of your 100 percent IV Pokémon, making it easy to spot any sleeper picks you may have missed.