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The Ultimate Guide to Pokemon Breeding by Billy Pabst
Pokemon are monsters that live in a fictional world much like our own. There are
currently 18 Pokemon video games out, all of which are RPGs (Role Playing Game). In
these games, you catch, battle, trade, and ultimately try to collect every Pokemon in this
world. To do this, you must breed Pokemon, not only to trade, but also to collect “baby
Pokemon” that you can only get via breeding certain Pokemon. Breeding is a very useful
tool that allows you to experiment with Pokemon like never before. Although breeding is
only a secondary feature, it is very intricate and complicated. It is my knowledge that this
guide is the most complete guide out at this time, because when I struggled with this,
there were no thorough walkthroughs on this.
Firered/Leafgreen: Four Island, Sevii islands.
Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald: Mauville City, Hoenn.
First off, Pokemon
breeding is when you
Diamond/ Pearl: Solaceon Town, Sinnoh. drop off Pokemon at the
Four Island
day care center, and
after a while, an egg
will mysteriously
appear. The day care is
different in each
Pokemon game. The list
is as follows.
<<
Mauville
City (left of the city)
Solaceon Town
Day Care
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Egg Types
Egg types show which kind of Pokemon can breed with which, as such, every Pokemon
has a set list of egg types it can breed with, with the exception of the Pokemon ditto,
which can breed with any Pokemon (excluding legendary Pokemon).
Egg Types: Water 2
Monster Water 3
Dragon Indeterminate
Ground Fairy <<Pokemon Egg
Bug Humanshape
Plant Mineral
Water 1 No Egg
Take, for example, Empleon, the emperor Pokemon, has two egg types, Water 1 and
Ground since it is water and steel type. Because of its egg types it can breed with
Pokemon with the egg type Water 1 or the egg type Ground. Egg types are based on the
physical type of the Pokemon
This is Ditto.
In Firered, Ground Water 1
Ditto can breed
Leafgreen, B with any
Ruby, Sapphire, A
Pokemon that
and Emerald, S
I has a gender.
Pokemon that
C Unlike other
hatch from eggs
Pokemon, when
start at Lv.5. In P you breed a
Diamond and O ditto, you always
Pearl, however, K
get the Pokemon
pokemon hatch E
M you breed it
at Lv.1
O with.
N
Water 1 AND Ground
As you can see, the result Pokemon is dependant on the Pokemon breeding with
Empoleon. The two example Pokemon are; Raticate on the left, and Golduck on the right.
Depending on the gender of the Empoleon and the other Pokemon, the egg will either
hatch a Piplup, or the other Pokemon. It is obvious that the egg will match the female
Pokemon in the pair.
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Baby Pokemon
Baby Pokemon are Pokemon that you can only get from an egg, and only certain
Pokemon can make one.
“Parent” Pokemon Baby Pokemon
Manaphy and Phione
Evolution is
when a
Pokemon
Breed For……. > earns enough
experience
points to enter
the next stage
of “life”.
Pokemon do
Snorlax and Munchlax not die, but
evolution
shows how
The only way to get a strong your
Munchlax is to breed a Pokemon is,
Snorlax while it is plus,
holding the item “Full evolution is
Incense” necessary to
capture every
Pokemon in
Pikachu and Pichu the game,
thus, making
In the anime series, the it crucial to
first gym leader in
evolve.
Firered and Leafgreen,
and the main character
Ash Ketchum’s best
NOTE: Baby Pokemon are
friend, Brock aspires to
NOT an optional extra
be the best Pokemon
feature, they are required to
breeder in the world
complete your Pokedex.
Chansey and Happiny
These are just a few examples, and some Pokemon have special requirements in order to
breed and make a baby Pokemon. Most baby Pokemon evolve into their parent Pokemon,
but one does not. Phione does not become Manaphy.
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Advantages of breeding
Breeding comes in handy if you catch a fully evolved Pokemon and you don’t have the
lower evolutions. When you breed a Pokemon, the egg always hatches the “Basic” or first
evolution of the Pokemon. This is helpful because the Pokedex, the object that records
Pokemon capture, doesn’t count you having the lower evolutions if you didn’t evolve
your way to the final evolution. Plus, some of the time, the lower evolutions don’t appear
in the game, so you have to breed.
EX:
Charizard, final evolution of You need a Charmander, basic Pokemon
Charmander Charmander because
you got Charizard
from a friend, you
need to breed that
Charizard so you can
get the first
evolution,
Charmander, and
then evolve it into
the second
evolution,
Charmeleon (not
shown here)
EEVEE
Eevee is a very peculiar pokemon in the sense that it has SEVEN separate evolutions,
and, since you can only get one Eevee in the whole game, you must breed Eevee to
obtain every evolution. The evolutions from left to right counter clockwise: Leafeon,
Espeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Umbreon, and Glaceon. There are a handful of
pokemon that have more than one evolution path.
NOTE: You
can breed any
of the
evolutionary
forms of
Eevee with a
ditto or a
Pokemon with
the same egg
type, and
hatch an
Eevee.
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Inherted Moves
Moves are what Pokemon Battle with, and in breeding, there is a chance that
the hatched Pokemon will know some of the parent’s moves when it is born.
This game mechanic is improtant, and must be known so that the breeder
gets the desired outcome.
If both the mother and the father Pokemon both know the same
move, there is a good chance that the hatched Pokemon will
know that move when it is born.
If you taught one of the pokemon a move that it doesn’t learn
by leveling up, the hatched Pokemon will most likely know that
move too.
The baby Pokemon has a set list of egg moves that, if known by
the father Pokemon, the Pokemon will hatch knowing.
Weepinbell
(Female)
Growth
Wrap
Razor Leaf
Sleep Powder
Bellsprout
Exeggcute (Either)
(Male) Vine Whip*
Leech Seed Sleep Powder (from both)
Sleep Powder Reflect (from male)
Reflect Toxic (from learned)
Learned: Toxic
*sometimes a hatched Pokemon will know a move it would know normally
at that level.
This Example came from the Nintendo Power Pokemon Firered/Leafgreen
Guide book
2004Nintendo of America inc.
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Pokemon Relationships
Pokemon will only breed if they share some certain characteristics. One of
these characteristics is the two Pokemon’s Lv.. the level of a pokemon
determines the strength of your Pokemon and how close to evolving it is.
The Lv. Of a Pokemon, in a way, is its age, and Pokemon will only mate
with pokemon their “age”. Another way to insure that your Pokemon will
like each other is to check their natures. The nature of a Pokemon shows
how they will grow, and also shows how they act and how they will respond
to certain things. What I’m saying is that some natures don’t mix, like if you
have a Pokemon with the “Naïve” nature, it can breed with any other
Pokemon, no matter what its nature is. On the other hand, if your Pokemon
has a “Serious” nature, it will not breed with Naïve, Hasty, or Relaxed
nature, and is most likely to breed with a Careful natured Pokemon. Natures
are listed in the summary in the pokemon section of the menu.
Hatching an Egg
Now its time to see the end of your hard work. When you get the egg from
the day care People, you must walk around until the egg hatches. According
to the games, it takes 30,000 to 50,000 steps until the Egg hatches.
The Pokedex, or Pokemon Index, is given
FINAL PRODUCT to you at the beginning of each Pokemon
Completed Pokedex* game. This device is essential to your
quest, because it gives you information
on Pokemon you have seen and/or
captured. The main goal of the game is to
complete the Pokedex for the Pokemon
Professor, while attempting to become
the Ultimate Pokemon trainer
END
*pokedex is complete when you have ALL pokemon, breeding is just a part of the big picture.
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