HP may increase by two, Attack by three, and so on. EV Training increase the amount of points a stat raises at each level, possibly a bigger increase than usual, but this isn't all that happens.
When adding Effort Values to a stat, the stat can increase before a level up occurs. Still, the Stats will not increase by EVs alone; the increases will be spread throughout all of a Pokemon's levels. Even if you are not training a particular stat, it will still increase while leveling up. However, adding EVs to a particular stat will increase the value more than a stat that has little or no EVs. Make note: Pokemon cannot gain unlimited Effort Value points to max out all of their stats.
Pokemon can only gain a total of EVs spread throughout all six stats, and only a max of EVs can make it onto one stat. The Medicine and stats they increase are in the table below.
Each Medicine type adds ten Effort Value points to a specific stat. However, you can only give a max of ten of these items to a stat. This will add Effort Value points.
If the Stat already reached the EV point mark, or if your Pokemon already has EV points total, you will not be able to use anymore of these items. So always use Vitamins first before beginning your EV Training! Not only can EV points get added on from medicine , but it's also possible to remove EV points with special berries!
The berries and stats they reduce are in the table below. The first berry used will reduce the Effort Values on a stat to if it's any number over After that, each berry will lower the EVs by ten points each. Obtain Berries from berry piles found around Alola, then plant them on Poke Pelago to produce more. Gaining EVs in battle is a lot easier with certain items. The Macho Brace doubles the amount of EV points you gain from each battle, but so far this item has not been found within Pokemon Sun and Moon.
However, other items can make EV Training even easier. These held items will add eight additional EV points to a specific stat after defeating a wild Pokemon. These items and the stats they increase are listed below. These will add per Pokemon defeated, so if you defeat four Pokemon during an S. Battle, the Power Item alone will grant you an extra 32 EV points! Lets not forget about the item Exp. Not only does this item allow you to share experience points with other Pokemon in your party, but it will also spread Effort Value points too!
A similar EV Sharing effect will happen without Exp. Share if you switch a Pokemon out of Battle to a new Pokemon. Both Pokemon that entered battle will will earn the same amount of EV and Exp points from the defeated Pokemon. It's rare to get it in the wild, but it's easy to come by now that online trading is so easily accessible. This virus will allow Pokemon to gain Effort Values twice as fast as usual. A more defensive build might have you maxing out speed and HP instead. The highest amount of EVs you can have in one stat is technically , but since the game calculates EVs by multiples of four, having is the same thing.
This way you can put the extra EVs in another stat. Vitamins raise each EV by While this seems easy, vitamins are pretty expensive. There are also Wings , which you can find on the ground as sparkling objects on the bridges on Route 5 and in the Motosoke Outskirts. They raise one EV each and boost the following stats:. Each stat can have a maximum of EVs. So that means if you were to fight a wild Gardevoir times, you'll only have EVs instead of x 3.
A Pokemon with EVs for Defense Or , , since they are divided by four and round down to the same number will have 63 points more than a Pokemon with 0 EVs for Defense.
However, a Pokemon can only hold a maximum of EVs. Therefore, it's possible to max out two of a Pokemon's stats, whether it be Attack and Defense, or HP and Speed, or whatever. Careful planning means that you can have for one, for another, and 6 in another, meaning you max out two stats, and increase the last by 1.
Still confused? Let's take a look at a sample Pokemon. This is a level Breloom with max IVs IVs are pre-determined, unchangeable numbers that determine your stats. You can enter in some values below to see how its stats change with the number of EVs you put in. Alternatively, play around with our Stat Calculator to see the effects on different Pokemon, with different levels and different IVs.
It is obvious that maxing out EVs is a powerful training method to make your Pokemon that much stronger. With EVs to distribute between 6 stats, however, how should one go about gaining EVs? When planning what EV Spread should be used for a Pokemon, you have to consider the moves that the Pokemon knows.
As you can see this Latios is used as a Special Sweeper, with all its attacking moves being Special moves. As such, it would be pointless to gain EVs in Attack to raise its Attack stat, since Latios has no Physical moves to use. Instead, you should probably choose to pump EVs into Special Attack and Speed, since those help it do damage to the foe before it can damage you.
As stated before, EVs are gained when you battle and defeat wild Pokemon or in-game Trainers, excluding the Trainers in the Battle Frontier and Battle Tower facilities. As a general rule of thumb, if you gain Experience in a battle, you are gaining EVs as well, just that EVs are hidden values and are not shown to you. The fact that EVs are hidden means that there is no way for you to know how many EVs your Pokemon has accumulated. As such, you should manually keep track of the EVs that your Pokemon have gained, so as to avoid learning the wrong amount of EVs.
There is, however, one in-game method to check if your Pokemon has already maxed out its EVs. In Diamond or Pearl, go to the lady behind the counter at Sunyshore Market and speak to her. In Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald, go to the stall in the lower left and speak to the woman there. Apart from this, there are no other methods of telling how many EVs your Pokemon have. Thankfully, there are a variety of items and features which will go a long way towards helping you gain those EVs.
As such, defeating a wild Pidgey will net you 2 Speed EVs instead of just 1. Note that your Pokemon's Speed is halved when it is holding the Macho Brace. However, it is just a temporary effect, so once the Macho Brace is removed, the effect will be gone. Introduced in Diamond and Pearl, there are six new items that speed up EV training for a certain stat. Unforunately, like Macho Brace, these items cut the user's Speed while wearing that item. Vitamins, unlike the Macho Brace, instantly give a Pokemon EVs, instead of helping it to gain them faster.
There is a specific vitamin for each stat. Vitamins can be obtained in a variety of ways. They can be found as hidden items throughout the land, Proteins may be obtained by a Pokemon with the Pickup ability , and vitamins can also be purchased in Slateport City from the Energy Guru in the Slateport Market for dollars.
After beating the Elite 4, the Energy Guru will occasionally have a half-priced sale preceded by an ad on the TV 2 days in advance. In addition, they can be purchased in the Lilycove Department Store on the left counter on the third floor for dollars.
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