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First, please note that Natures only appear in the Third Generation and Fourth Generations. Natures are like Traits; they are automatic. However, Traits raises a certain stat while lowering another stat, or they could have no stat changes at all. This change will be 10% in either direction. Also, all Pokémon can randomnly have any Nature from the list below, while each Pokémon can only have one or two Traits assigned to them. Natures are like IVs in a way. If you want a Pokémon with a specific Nature, it is very hard to do so becaues it is random, but still possible since Natures are not hidden and there are less Natures than there are IVs. Natures are important because they give a boost in your | First, please note that Natures only appear in the Third Generation and Fourth Generations. Natures are like Traits; they are automatic. However, Traits raises a certain stat while lowering another stat, or they could have no stat changes at all. This change will be 10% in either direction. Also, all Pokémon can randomnly have any Nature from the list below, while each Pokémon can only have one or two Traits assigned to them. Natures are like IVs in a way. If you want a Pokémon with a specific Nature, it is very hard to do so becaues it is random, but still possible since Natures are not hidden and there are less Natures than there are IVs. Natures are important because they give a boost in your | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 21 June 2007
First, please note that Natures only appear in the Third Generation and Fourth Generations. Natures are like Traits; they are automatic. However, Traits raises a certain stat while lowering another stat, or they could have no stat changes at all. This change will be 10% in either direction. Also, all Pokémon can randomnly have any Nature from the list below, while each Pokémon can only have one or two Traits assigned to them. Natures are like IVs in a way. If you want a Pokémon with a specific Nature, it is very hard to do so becaues it is random, but still possible since Natures are not hidden and there are less Natures than there are IVs. Natures are important because they give a boost in your Pokémon's strengths. If you are Machamp, you would love a 10% in Attack while would not mind a 10% decrease in Special Attack. Below is a list of Natures in the order of what it increases, what stat they increase, and what stat they decrease. Note that Natures do not alter a Pokémon's HP stat.
- Bashful
- No Change
- Docile
- No Change
- Hardy
- No Change
- Serious
- No Change
- Adamant
- +10% Attack
- -10% Special Attack
- Brave
- +10% Attack
- -10% Speed
- Lonely
- +10% Attack
- -10% Defense
- Naughty
- +10% Attack
- -10% Special Defense
- Bold
- +10% Defense
- -10% Attack
- Impish
- +10% Defense
- -10% Special Attack
- Lax
- +10% Defense
- -10% Special Defense
- Relaxed
- +10% Defense
- -10% Speed
- Mild
- +10% Special Attack
- -10% Defense
- Modest
- +10% Special Attack
- -10% Attack
- Quiet
- +10% Special Attack
- -10% Speed
- Rash
- +10% Special Attack
- -10% Special Defense
- Calm
- +10% Special Defense
- -10% Attack
- Careful
- +10% Special Defense
- -10% Special Attack
- Gentle
- +10% Special Defense
- -10% Defense
- Sassy
- +10% Special Defense
- -10% Speed
- Hasty
- +10% Speed
- -10% Defense
- Jolly
- +10% Speed
- -10% Special Attack
- Naïve
- +10% Speed
- -10% Special Defense
- Timid
- +10% Speed
- -10% Attack