How to Check IVs in Pokémon
To check IVs (Individual Values) in Pokémon, you can use the Judge feature, which is available after defeating the Champion and speaking to the receptionist at the Pokémon Center, or by using the Appraisal feature in Pokémon Go, where your team leader will tell you your Pokémon’s IVs. The IVs of a Pokémon can be checked by pausing the game, going to Pokémon Boxes, hovering over the Pokémon, and pressing the + Judge button to activate it, or by using the Appraisal feature in Pokémon Go, which provides a detailed analysis of the Pokémon’s stats.
Understanding IVs
IVs are hidden numbers that dictate why one Pokémon has better or worse stats than another of the same species, and they can range from 0 to 31, with 31 being considered perfect.
Checking IVs in Different Pokémon Games
To check IVs in different Pokémon games, you can use various methods, such as the Judge feature in the main series games or the Appraisal feature in Pokémon Go.
Frequently Asked Questions
The following are some frequently asked questions about IVs in Pokémon:
- What are IVs in Pokémon?: IVs (Individual Values) are hidden numbers that dictate why one Pokémon has better or worse stats than another of the same species.
- How do you check IV level 1 Pokémon?: You can’t tell at level one because how much of an impact IVs have is proportional to the Pokémon’s level.
- How do you know if a Pokémon is 100% IV?: Use the iOS and Android app PokeGenie to check IVs while you’re on the go.
- How do you know if your Pokémon has 6 IVs?: If you want to check the IVs of a Pokémon in this game, you have to speak to a person in the Battle Tree first, and if it says a stat is best, it has an IV of 31.
- How do you check Pokémon exact IV?: To check the exact IV of a Pokémon, you can use the Judge feature or the Appraisal feature in Pokémon Go.
- What does 3 mean in Pokémon Go?**: *3** = *3 Stars*, and *4** = *3 Stars* with a red background / 100% Pokémon.
- What is the IV in Pokémon stats?: IVs (Individual Values) are hidden numbers which dictate why one Pokémon has better or worse stats than another of the same species.
- How many IVs is Max?: IVs: Pokémon must hatch with them already at max (31 IVs) in the required stats.
- What do perfect IVs look like?: To have perfect IVs is to have a value of 31 in all stats’ IVs at the same time.
- Can all 6 IVs be perfect?: It’s possible, at least in the recent generations, to have all 6 IVs be perfect, but it takes a fantastic dedication to breeding.
- Should I keep 0 star Pokémon?: Because it will take most players a long time before they can max out Pokémon Storage, it’s best to just release the 0-stars and keep the 1/2/3/4-stars.
- How rare is a 100% IV Pokémon?: The chance to get a 100% IV (15/15/15) Pokémon in Pokémon GO is 1/4096, or in percentage, 0.0244%.
- Can you tell a Pokémon IV from CP?: There are many app-based IV calculators that players like to use, but some of those have led to shadow bans, which makes conservative players a little hesitant to use them.
- What does 3* mean in Pokémon Go?**: *3** means that the Pokémon has a high *IV* rating, with 4* being the highest rating.
- How do you train IVs in Pokémon?: While traditional methods to improve a Pokémon’s IVs involve intensive breeding, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet makes this easy by providing an abundant amount of Bottle Caps, an item you can buy at Delibird Presents.
By understanding IVs and how to check them, you can make informed decisions about which Pokémon to keep and which to release, and you can improve your chances of catching 100% IV Pokémon.