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My Relicanth is "Mischievous", but PKHeX displays "Likes to thrash about". The same happens to almost all my pokémon, and I've never changed their PID or turned them into shinies. Some other examples: Aggron - In-Game: Capable of taking hits / PKHeX: Somewhat vain Gastrodon - In-Game: Capable of taking hits / PKHeX: Somewhat vain Mewtwo - In-Game: Mischievous / PKHeX: Takes plenty of siestas Sceptile - In-Game: Mischievous / PKHeX: Somewhat vain Vespiquen - In-Game: Somewhat vain / PKHeX: Mischievous
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I'm obsessed over the details of pokemon and one of them is the Pokemon Characteristics (The ones that are based off of the Pokemon's IV). We all know that pokemon's highest IV is displayed as their characteristic. Like a 31 spd IV as the pokemon's highest IV would have "Alert to Sound". I was wondering which stat takes precedent over the others. Like if the pokemon's spd, and atk are 31 would it show "alert to sound" or "Likes to thrash about" I originally thought it went like Hp>Atk>Def>Satk>Sdef>Spd (Since that's the order shown on the Summary List) but I tested it out and it wasn't the case. Does anyone know or is this still a mystery.
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When you ever PokeSav edit a Pokemon with at least 31 IV, you'll happen to came across the term such as: "Often dozes off, Likes to thrash about, Capable of taking hits, Mischievous, Somewhat vain, and Alert to sounds." A somewhat startling result I've find is that, if you're a legit obsessed Pokemon hacker, you might want your, say, Salamence to have the "Likes to thrash about", instead of "Somewhat vain," and that is obtainable by selecting the "Class 2" from the "Generate" option in the PokeSav menu. So, here are my results: Class 1 produces: -Often dozes off -Capable of taking hits -Mischievous Class 2 produces: -Likes to thrash about -Somewhat vain -Alert to sounds The above ONLY holds true if all IVs are 31. There is 1/3 chance of getting the description that you like, so you can re-roll it via "generate" (for the hatched ones), or by reselecting the "PID/IV"(for caught/nonhatched ones). Make sure to select the matching nature when you're doing the latter kind, otherwise...you'd make us look bad with the poor hack. Other than that, it's all pretty strange, isn't it? Of course, you wouldn't want your Bronzor to go with Class 2, since he would evolve with Heatproof ability instead of Levitate, unless you were intending on doing that.
