I didn't understand why people were very happy to reset the evs of the Pokémon they have neither why EV training is fun and cool until I saw ur video ur very good at teaching um gonna sub
The best place for EV training is Area Zero: 3 HP EVs (11 EVs with Power Weight) For Scarlet players: Scream Tail For both games: Dondozo (in Casseroya Lake) 3 Attack EVs (11 EVs with Power Bracer) For Scarlet players: Brute Bonnet, Slither Wing and Great Tusk For Violet players: Iron Hands and Iron Thorns 3 Defense EVs (11 EVs with Power Belt) For Both games: Garganacl and Corviknight Exclusive for Violet players: Iron Treads 3 Special Attack EVs (11 EVs with Power Lens) For Scarlet players: Sandy Shocks For Violet players: Iron Moth and Iron Jugulis For both games: Volcarona and Glimmora (it gives 2 SpA EVs instead) 2 Special Defense EVs (10 EVs with Power Band): Floette 3 Speed EVs (11 EVs with Power Anklet) In both Games: Raichu, Jumpluff and Talonflame Exclusive for Violet players: Iron Bundle
Best way to fully train a stat to max. is use 25 vitamins and then give two feathers = 252 EV's. 26 vitamins is a bit of a waste 👍 This used to be even worse when the max EV's for a stat was 255. You ended up wasting one stat investment if you went beyond 252. As for the berries... All I can say is hopefully they introduce an NPC who completely resets stats, like they did in the Sw/Sh DLC.
That and something to help change Tera types far easier than it is now it's just too expensive and time consuming to get a good Tera type for everything I don't want to do a trillion raids lol
@@06twar Yeah they need to make the shards purchasable, give more per raid, or reduce how many are required. It's too grindy. Especially since you can't really control the tera type you end up battling in the search system... That being said, they need to implement a better search system so you can filter by star rating and tera type. This would also reduce the grind.
This is good to save a few bucks by not having to buy one extra vitamin (I miss the Isle of Armor's bulk discount), but if you're making more specific spreads than 252/252/4 for competitive or something, manually ev training is the way to go.
@@06twar returning to Area Zero is a great way to find a lot of Tera Shards as “pokeball object finds”. Granted you can’t hunt for a specific type of shard but with the high level Pokémon you can also do some leveling
i did 25 on speed (carbos) and 25 on attack (protein) for chien-pao and then 1 on hp (hp up) so 53 isn’t possible he must’ve made a mistake in the vid True?
I've been with the Pokemon series since the beginning, but this is the first time I've ever done EV training. You made it super easy to understand so I can get right into high level Tera raids with my friends. Thank you very much and I hope you keep up the good work. You're helping a lot of people with this guide.
So for the Stat reducing berries, i did some research of my own (testing it out on my Pokemon) and found out that 11 berries is not enough to completely lower a specific stat to 0. That was only applicable in Gen 4. Gen 5 and onwards, you are required to have 26 of the berries needed to lower the stat to 0. Just like the vitamins since they give out +10 EV's, the berries reduce them by -10.
This is prolly the first time I’ve ever focused on anything meta related in Pokémon and I’ve been playing for a long time casually. This was super helpful
PRO TIP: If you're looking at the EV graph and it's in gold/yellow, it means you have not maximized all 510 EVs for that pokemon. The EV graph will turn into light blue when it as gained all 510 EVs. If you are not seeing a sparkle in a specific stat you want to max to 252 and it is already in the blue shade, this means that you have EVs appointed to other stats. Just check the graph which one has it, it will be protruding towards those stats. When feeding a berry to reduce the EV stat, you can check the maximum amount you can feed it by pressing down on the D-pad, it will show you the exact amount you only need to reduce the excess ev. If it's showing the maximum amount of berry, then you don't have excess in that specific ev in that specific stat.
My EVs are maxed on my garchomp just how I want them but my chart isn’t blue, I have sparkles in attack and speed and I have one more point on HP, so it should be 510 right ? 😊
@@DaGGzu You need 4 EV points in HP and then 2 extra EV points going anywhere (Just having 252 atk, 252 speed and 4 hp will result in 508, so you need to put the last two somehwere - doesn't matter where since that's not enough to give an extra stat)
@Dormummu i didnt understand the berry thing, i tried to press down d pad on all berries and it showss me the number of berries i have (example i have 26 berries it shows me 26 if i press down). has my pokemon all ev s to zero or i am doing something wrong?
Sadly, ur wrong about the ev remove berrys. They removed the 100 ev barrier for the vitamins but they also removed the back to 100 mechanic with the first berry. That means you now need 26 berrys to remove all Evs from a maxed out stat.
@@MilesClancy Not sure what you mean by "back". The Berries REMOVE your EV's. Pokemon can have a maximum of 510 EV's at any point, with a maximum of 252 EV's in the same stat. If you take a Pokemon with 510 EV's, and reduce the amount in one stat, (ie remove 100 Atk EV's) you can put them in another stat or multiple stats, as long as those stats have less than 252 EV's in them. Does that make sense?
Such an amazing guide. I’ve been playing Pokémon since Gen 4 but never learned ab Evs. This guide was super easy to understand compared to other TH-camrs. Thank you so much bro.
I've been very confused about EVs in this game! This was a very informative guide on them! Thank you very much for making it simple to follow along. Cheers!
found you from austin john!~ love seeing the milestone of 100k and hope you hit that 200k ^_^ make sure to stay hydrated and keep omnoming healthy while working hard!
A good late game area for training Attack stat is the Bamboo forest. Almost every pokemon in that area will give you 1-3 Attack EVs, with the exceptions of Golduck, Dratini (or it's evolutions), and Oranguru (in scarlet, Passimian gives Attack). If you eat a Encounter: Electric meal power sandwich, Luxray will spawn more frequently, which is +3. Great for EV training many pokemon at once in Attack, especially if you bring a pokemon that can just sweep through (like having a 100 pokemon before all the rest, it's a fair chunk of EXP too).
Excellent video! Just wanted to also share some things that might help other players: - There was video made by Dan Berr which showcased an area full of Golduck near North Province (Area Two) / Fury Falls which he used to farm Experience. Golduck gives +2 SpA EVs each, and sometimes the area spawns Dratini (+1 Atk), Vaporeon (+2 HP), and Dreepy/Drakloak (+1/+2 Speed). I found it to be quite useful for farming SpA EVs! - Using Pokemon Showdown is a great way to gauge your EVs, in case you lose track of how many points you've already earned! Just adjust the level to the Pokemon's current level, then adjust the sliders so that the stats match up with what you see in the Summary Screen.
Damn, for some reason I thought that holding a Power Item would not only give you the 8 EVs, but also convert all EVs you receive naturally to be the ones getting raised by the item itself. I kept wondering why I had these few rogue EVs on so many of my Pokémon. 😥 Thanks for the clarification and the great guide!
Near the Team Star Fairy base, eat a ham sandwich to increase normal spawn rate. Chansey will spawn frequently. I use this to train HP and whatever other stat I need. HP is vital for Raids so I tend to do it on many Pokemon.
Thank you PhillyBeatzU for this amazing video! As a newcomer on studying the EVs, this has definitely helped me learn and understand it fully. Thank you very much!
There's other pokemon that give 2 or 3 EVs when defeated such as these: Oinkologne, Clodsire, Hariyama and others: 2 HP EVs Blissey, Azumarill, Slaking, Dondozo and Wigglytuff: 3 HP EVs Gumshoos, Ursaring, Bombirdier, Scovillain and more: 2 Attack EVs Dragonite, Garchomp, Staraptor, Luxray and Grimmsnarl: 3 Attack EVs Carkol, Forretress, Naclstack, Slowbro and more: 2 Defense EVs Garganacl: 3 Defense EVs Kirlia, Haunter, Sunflora, Espeon, Glaceon and more: 2 Special Attack EVs Gardevoir: 3 Special Attack EVs Grumpig, Altaria, Toedscruel, Tinkatuff and more: 2 Special Defense EVs Fletchinder, Medicham, Pawmo, Staravia and more: 2 Speed EVs Raichu: 3 Speed EVs They GIve 10 / 11 EVs with a corresponding Power Item, I don't quite know if Auto-Battling wild pokemon will give EVs.
Its funny I didn't plan on subscribing until he said "it's just a button these videos are gonna pop up on ur feed anyway and ur gonna watch em" so here I am...subscribed lmao
@@youngrizziepoppin9225 I mean, that is the games target audience. And considering the competitive players constantly complain about the effort involved removing features that help all players seems silly
My prefered way is to buy 5 of Atk, Sp.Atk, and HP braces and EV train with Encounter Power sandwiches of the pokemon I want. Since the whole party gets EVs it's very fast. For ex, you can EV train a whole party of Physical Attackers in one go. And saves you all that money that you'd spend on vitamins.
just discovered this video 8 months later :), great video to watch, the reason why there is a waste of EVs in because max EVs per state is 255, 255 EVS/4EVs = 63.75, and because you can't have 63.75, it is rounded down to 63, 63 point x 4 EVs = 252, them 3 EVs from 255-252 are wasted, hope this helps
This was a great video explanation, thank you so much for breaking down this information. I love to play competitive. Do you have a video for making quick money?
Question So I want to make a competitive scizor, I just hatched a perfect 6iv scyther with an Adamant nature but I don’t know if I should trade evolve it right away and then EV train it or EV train before I evolve it? If anyone can help I appreciate it 😅
Thank you this is very halpful. I just have a question the best ev trainig is speed + attack/sp attack(depend on the pokemon) or there is a pokemons that is a another good ev trainings
Wish I saw this vid when I first started 😭. I got over 50 lvl 100s now and a KOT of them are strong enough for 6 star raids and ranked battles. But this explains why some of them still lack a lot of power in attack or sp attack and why I never won a 7 star raid yet 😅. I’m sure their evs are all over the place
First great video made it easy to understand and how to do it for my first time. Second I’m sad to say is for some reason my EV didn’t reset when I tried to even though in know that stat is maxed out and ended up having to use 20 berries on one Pokémon any idea why?
Hi! Thank you for this so much! Not now to Pokémon but very new to EV training. I always assumed you’d want max stats, so I always just raised all of my mons stats. Can some explain why max stats aren’t ideal? Or a a situation where I might not want them to have max stats? Would it mostly be for competitive or would casual play thru players benefit as well? Thank you I appreciate it! Any help from any comments is appreciated!
Thank you man, it’s been a while since I’ve needed to ev train i havn’t done this since swsh last major content update. So this was an amazing refresher!
Respect for your work ! Im little disappointed because I tried for HP evs in first area, six Pokémon together held the ring for HP and only one of my team increased its HP stat. The other nothing. Why that happened? For what reason? By the way its first time Im trying this kind of training I have never knew that
Great video, thank you for putting this information together! Do you have any idea why I would have to stats sparkling yet if I go talk to the character in Levincia; she says I still have work to do. I cannot give the Pokémon any more EV stats and I’ve even tried to decrease the remaining stats to see if maybe the others somehow increase during battle? I’m actually in this same situation for several of my pokemon and not sure where I’ve gone wrong 😢
Random noob question I apologize if this is been covered before. how do I know what stats to build up versus what stats not to build up? Say I have an Sylveon how do I know where to put the stats vs where not to put them? And I apologize if it's been covered thank you 😊
4:04 This information is NOT correct. The 1st berry does not bring it down to 100, as mentioned. So only requiring "11 berries" is not accurate. When using the EV reducing berries (in Scarlet), I used 1 to bring it down to 100 (as the video claimed) then used 10 more for the suggested 11 total. It was not enough. I needed a total of 16 berries (it was not a full 252 points, thankfully) to remove that single stat down to "0". Everything else about the rest of the video, superb! 👌 Thank you very much! I was already familiar with EV Training, but mostly was just needing to know where to get the Power items at. Thank you for this information. 😀
Super helpful video, thank you so much for this!! By far the easiest video to follow as a beginner. Just one question about resetting EVS though, how do you check how many EVs a Pokémon has? Like do you have to just waste 11 berries on each stat or can you check how much the EV is and give the relevant berries to reset them all the zero.
@@philmccoochie3572 no not really :( as far as I can tell your best bet is to use berries to reduce the EVs and if you get a prompt saying it won’t have any effect then it means the EV is 0.
fun fact: if you'd prefer to have "no good" ivs in a stat(useful with moves like Trick Room), you can put the ev boosting held item for that stat on the parent with the "no good" stat, and they'll be guaranteed to pass that one down (this works no matter how high the iv is, but the only other rating worth going for is "best" and that's easily corrected with hyper training)
yo I think you need to check your info cos I followed your video to a T and the math did NOT check out. Caught myself a fresh mon. wanted to train it in max ATK. so, I dumped 3 proteins on it, first; according to your video this should've given said mon 30 EVs. I then gave it a Power Bracer to hold and went out to slap some Flamigo until I'd counted 250 EVs. According to your video this should've given me 10 EVs per garden bird. I meticulously added another 10 to my count every time I defeated one. At 250, I added 2 Muscle Feathers. According to the information in your video, this should've given me precisely 252 EVs in attack, making the stat sparkle on the stats graph, right? WRONG. I had to dump another SIX Muscle Feathers in this mon before the stat began to sparkle, for a total of 258 EVs, well above the supposed 252 max. Care to explain? Unless the feathers only give 0.25 of an EV, I can think of no other way the math would above would work out.
@@joelhuh268 thought I'd just try it myself. I was attacking hoards upon hoards of pawniard for ages just using R for attack evs. and I can confirm you do NOT get the evs. You have to battle them normally as you would. But it's not all bad. if say... the attack powerband is equipped to the first pokemon. The other 5 also get att evs too. Allowing you to train the same evs with 6 pokemon at once. I did it with Taurus, flamigo, cyclizar, klawf, maushold and fletchinder. So its the same when training other stat evs too.
Very informative video, thank you! But it's left me with more questions about how the EV points translate into the actual stat points. You say that it takes 4 EV points to equal 1 HP, so I don't understand how, mathematically, it's possible that I have over 400HPs on a single Pokémon. Shouldn't the limit be 1/4 of the 252 EV maximum? That same Pokémon also has an attack of 331, so I'm not sure how that translates into how many EVs it has.
Hey man great video. Do you have context about WHAT EVs to train on your pokemon? For example, I don’t know if having max HP is better than max Def/Sp. Def?
Awesome vid can't wait to try it out. Can anyone tell me if catching a wild pokemon that it comes with 0 EV? I don't have time to gather berries or breed for a new mon. Just trying to do Charizard raid this weekend.
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I didn't understand why people were very happy to reset the evs of the Pokémon they have neither why EV training is fun and cool until I saw ur video ur very good at teaching um gonna sub
So are the power weight items 8+# of what the pokemon offers or just a flat 8?
The best place for EV training is Area Zero:
3 HP EVs (11 EVs with Power Weight) For Scarlet players: Scream Tail
For both games: Dondozo (in Casseroya Lake)
3 Attack EVs (11 EVs with Power Bracer) For Scarlet players: Brute Bonnet, Slither Wing and Great Tusk
For Violet players: Iron Hands and Iron Thorns
3 Defense EVs (11 EVs with Power Belt) For Both games: Garganacl and Corviknight
Exclusive for Violet players: Iron Treads
3 Special Attack EVs (11 EVs with Power Lens) For Scarlet players: Sandy Shocks
For Violet players: Iron Moth and Iron Jugulis
For both games: Volcarona and Glimmora (it gives 2 SpA EVs instead)
2 Special Defense EVs (10 EVs with Power Band): Floette
3 Speed EVs (11 EVs with Power Anklet) In both Games: Raichu, Jumpluff and Talonflame
Exclusive for Violet players: Iron Bundle
What do you do with a Pokémon stats like every stat is over 200 and one of them is 400 and somehow still not marked out
Best way to fully train a stat to max. is use 25 vitamins and then give two feathers = 252 EV's. 26 vitamins is a bit of a waste 👍 This used to be even worse when the max EV's for a stat was 255. You ended up wasting one stat investment if you went beyond 252. As for the berries... All I can say is hopefully they introduce an NPC who completely resets stats, like they did in the Sw/Sh DLC.
That and something to help change Tera types far easier than it is now it's just too expensive and time consuming to get a good Tera type for everything I don't want to do a trillion raids lol
@@06twar Yeah they need to make the shards purchasable, give more per raid, or reduce how many are required. It's too grindy. Especially since you can't really control the tera type you end up battling in the search system... That being said, they need to implement a better search system so you can filter by star rating and tera type. This would also reduce the grind.
This is good to save a few bucks by not having to buy one extra vitamin (I miss the Isle of Armor's bulk discount), but if you're making more specific spreads than 252/252/4 for competitive or something, manually ev training is the way to go.
@@06twar returning to Area Zero is a great way to find a lot of Tera Shards as “pokeball object finds”. Granted you can’t hunt for a specific type of shard but with the high level Pokémon you can also do some leveling
i did 25 on speed (carbos) and 25 on attack (protein) for chien-pao and then 1 on hp (hp up) so 53 isn’t possible he must’ve made a mistake in the vid
True?
From a complete EV/IV training beginner, THANK YOU!!! This video helped me so much to understand how these stats work.
I've been with the Pokemon series since the beginning, but this is the first time I've ever done EV training. You made it super easy to understand so I can get right into high level Tera raids with my friends. Thank you very much and I hope you keep up the good work. You're helping a lot of people with this guide.
So for the Stat reducing berries, i did some research of my own (testing it out on my Pokemon) and found out that 11 berries is not enough to completely lower a specific stat to 0. That was only applicable in Gen 4.
Gen 5 and onwards, you are required to have 26 of the berries needed to lower the stat to 0. Just like the vitamins since they give out +10 EV's, the berries reduce them by -10.
ARE YOU SERIOUS?!
This is prolly the first time I’ve ever focused on anything meta related in Pokémon and I’ve been playing for a long time casually. This was super helpful
PRO TIP:
If you're looking at the EV graph and it's in gold/yellow, it means you have not maximized all 510 EVs for that pokemon.
The EV graph will turn into light blue when it as gained all 510 EVs.
If you are not seeing a sparkle in a specific stat you want to max to 252 and it is already in the blue shade, this means that you have EVs appointed to other stats. Just check the graph which one has it, it will be protruding towards those stats.
When feeding a berry to reduce the EV stat, you can check the maximum amount you can feed it by pressing down on the D-pad, it will show you the exact amount you only need to reduce the excess ev. If it's showing the maximum amount of berry, then you don't have excess in that specific ev in that specific stat.
THANK YOU! I was wondering what the different colors/sparkles mean!
My EVs are maxed on my garchomp just how I want them but my chart isn’t blue, I have sparkles in attack and speed and I have one more point on HP, so it should be 510 right ? 😊
@@DaGGzu You need 4 EV points in HP and then 2 extra EV points going anywhere (Just having 252 atk, 252 speed and 4 hp will result in 508, so you need to put the last two somehwere - doesn't matter where since that's not enough to give an extra stat)
@@DaGGzu Yes.
@Dormummu i didnt understand the berry thing, i tried to press down d pad on all berries and it showss me the number of berries i have (example i have 26 berries it shows me 26 if i press down). has my pokemon all ev s to zero or i am doing something wrong?
I miss sending multiple Pokemon for part time jobs to raise their EVs in Pokemon Sword & Shield. So much easier and faster. =(
Remembr in Gen seven when you could ev train up to fifteen pokemon!?
@@miguelzurita3216 And you can send the groups separately too for specific EV. Way more convenient and faster.😗
THEY RAISED THEIR EVS?!
Ya this is so stupid. GAMEFREAK always somehow finds a way to go one step backwards.
okay but on the bright side we have lechonk
Sadly, ur wrong about the ev remove berrys. They removed the 100 ev barrier for the vitamins but they also removed the back to 100 mechanic with the first berry. That means you now need 26 berrys to remove all Evs from a maxed out stat.
@@Captain_0934 Its true, I just tested it and it took 26 berries for 1 stat. The 11 berry thing is incorrect.
do u get ur evs back when u do this
@@MilesClancy Not sure what you mean by "back". The Berries REMOVE your EV's.
Pokemon can have a maximum of 510 EV's at any point, with a maximum of 252 EV's in the same stat. If you take a Pokemon with 510 EV's, and reduce the amount in one stat, (ie remove 100 Atk EV's) you can put them in another stat or multiple stats, as long as those stats have less than 252 EV's in them.
Does that make sense?
Singles Battles usually have a pretty consistent EV Spread of 252 Atk or Sp Atk and 252 Speed. VGC however usually has EV's spread across 3-5 Stats.
@@JakeOakley1991 i dont even know lol
Such an amazing guide. I’ve been playing Pokémon since Gen 4 but never learned ab Evs. This guide was super easy to understand compared to other TH-camrs. Thank you so much bro.
I've been very confused about EVs in this game! This was a very informative guide on them! Thank you very much for making it simple to follow along. Cheers!
This is one of the most comprehensive guides I’ve seen. Doing gods work 👑
Thank you for this guide! Every single one of your guide are so helpful!!! Keep up the amazing work!
found you from austin john!~ love seeing the milestone of 100k and hope you hit that 200k ^_^ make sure to stay hydrated and keep omnoming healthy while working hard!
A good late game area for training Attack stat is the Bamboo forest. Almost every pokemon in that area will give you 1-3 Attack EVs, with the exceptions of Golduck, Dratini (or it's evolutions), and Oranguru (in scarlet, Passimian gives Attack).
If you eat a Encounter: Electric meal power sandwich, Luxray will spawn more frequently, which is +3. Great for EV training many pokemon at once in Attack, especially if you bring a pokemon that can just sweep through (like having a 100 pokemon before all the rest, it's a fair chunk of EXP too).
Thank you
Thank you so much I was thinking I was a bad pokemon trainer but now I feel like I can reach my potential
Excellent video! Just wanted to also share some things that might help other players:
- There was video made by Dan Berr which showcased an area full of Golduck near North Province (Area Two) / Fury Falls which he used to farm Experience. Golduck gives +2 SpA EVs each, and sometimes the area spawns Dratini (+1 Atk), Vaporeon (+2 HP), and Dreepy/Drakloak (+1/+2 Speed). I found it to be quite useful for farming SpA EVs!
- Using Pokemon Showdown is a great way to gauge your EVs, in case you lose track of how many points you've already earned! Just adjust the level to the Pokemon's current level, then adjust the sliders so that the stats match up with what you see in the Summary Screen.
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This is honestly so helpful! I'm raising an all fire type team and I really need to raise my defense and sp. defense
Love that you used Tinkaton for this video! She’s my favorite and it helps me understand/pay attention to learn this more 😂
Shes so OP I love her
I don’t know to many people from Philly that play Pokémon but I’m glad we have a Poke Tuber now ! 😎👏🏾
Thanks for this vid, watched a lot of guides about EVs and you're the only one who explained it to me very well! you deserve a subscribe!
Thanks for this guide! I've decided to try competitive pokemon this generation, and it's been fun so far!
Great video, suscribed. I was so confused when i saw people on discord talking about EV's.
Damn, for some reason I thought that holding a Power Item would not only give you the 8 EVs, but also convert all EVs you receive naturally to be the ones getting raised by the item itself. I kept wondering why I had these few rogue EVs on so many of my Pokémon. 😥
Thanks for the clarification and the great guide!
Look for Tauros. They travel in packs so you can defeat at least 5 of them for ATK EVs
They also give off 1 speed EV. So only good if you are trying to hit both stats
Yungoos in the Inlet Grotto come in plentiful numbers as well
You can also find them, Shinx, Growlithe towards the East gate of Mesogoza
Near the Team Star Fairy base, eat a ham sandwich to increase normal spawn rate. Chansey will spawn frequently. I use this to train HP and whatever other stat I need. HP is vital for Raids so I tend to do it on many Pokemon.
Ah Chansey, the amount of war crimes we put them through to level our mons. Truely, their existence is suffering. But it's for a good cause.
Love the guide. You always provide exceptional content Phillybeats. Keep at it. I've been subscribed to you since BDSP.
Finally a video that explains the questions I needed answered. Great video, thank you
Amazing video!!! Thank you for making it so easy to understand! Never really understood about it at all! 😅👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you PhillyBeatzU for this amazing video! As a newcomer on studying the EVs, this has definitely helped me learn and understand it fully. Thank you very much!
There's other pokemon that give 2 or 3 EVs when defeated such as these:
Oinkologne, Clodsire, Hariyama and others: 2 HP EVs
Blissey, Azumarill, Slaking, Dondozo and Wigglytuff: 3 HP EVs
Gumshoos, Ursaring, Bombirdier, Scovillain and more: 2 Attack EVs
Dragonite, Garchomp, Staraptor, Luxray and Grimmsnarl: 3 Attack EVs
Carkol, Forretress, Naclstack, Slowbro and more: 2 Defense EVs
Garganacl: 3 Defense EVs
Kirlia, Haunter, Sunflora, Espeon, Glaceon and more: 2 Special Attack EVs
Gardevoir: 3 Special Attack EVs
Grumpig, Altaria, Toedscruel, Tinkatuff and more: 2 Special Defense EVs
Fletchinder, Medicham, Pawmo, Staravia and more: 2 Speed EVs
Raichu: 3 Speed EVs
They GIve 10 / 11 EVs with a corresponding Power Item, I don't quite know if Auto-Battling wild pokemon will give EVs.
Simple, precise and fun to watch! Thank you!
Leaving a comment for the algorithm! This is so cool!
This is a great guide, Philly. Thanks!
Noti gang love the videos bro keep up the grind
Good vid. Very well made keep up the good work
Thanks for this ive looked at a number of videos but this explains the topic and method of training in simple and easy terms
Its funny I didn't plan on subscribing until he said "it's just a button these videos are gonna pop up on ur feed anyway and ur gonna watch em" so here I am...subscribed lmao
Subscribed and liked to help a great channel out. Thank you for info I am pretty new to Pokémon at age of 48
I dislike that they took out the Auto EV Training Gen 6-8 had as well as removed Berry Tree growing. I miss the mini games etc.
Gen 6-8 made the game easier for children
@@youngrizziepoppin9225 I mean, that is the games target audience. And considering the competitive players constantly complain about the effort involved removing features that help all players seems silly
Great video I’ve been playing g for years and always been confused but now I’m on page!
Good information. Better pupper cameo ❤️
Thank you so much for the breakdown on which Pokemon are good for each stat!
Wow, fantastic guide. Learned everything I wanted and way more!
Just subscribed cuz how he said it was so funny. Like you gonna watch it anyways it’s just a button lmao. Good video my guy thanks a lot as well!
My prefered way is to buy 5 of Atk, Sp.Atk, and HP braces and EV train with Encounter Power sandwiches of the pokemon I want. Since the whole party gets EVs it's very fast. For ex, you can EV train a whole party of Physical Attackers in one go. And saves you all that money that you'd spend on vitamins.
All I could say about this videos is : SUPER SUPER USEFUL!! SUPER NGL!!!
this was a fantastic guide and it helped me understand everything so clearly. thank you for this !
Hella Underrated Video
just discovered this video 8 months later :), great video to watch, the reason why there is a waste of EVs in because max EVs per state is 255, 255 EVS/4EVs = 63.75, and because you can't have 63.75, it is rounded down to 63, 63 point x 4 EVs = 252, them 3 EVs from 255-252 are wasted, hope this helps
This was a great video explanation, thank you so much for breaking down this information. I love to play competitive.
Do you have a video for making quick money?
Thank you for this, I'm using this guide for my shiny weavile.
Please do a video on TMs🙏🏻 I’m new to Pokemon so I’m kinda confused about alot of things 🤣
Lol i'm not new to Pokemon and I barely understand all these EVs, IVs, breeding and stuff dw
every vid is so good keep up the good work
Thanks Waffles!!!
This was so helpful! It was very well organized, and I was able to understand it. Thanks man!!
Question
So I want to make a competitive scizor, I just hatched a perfect 6iv scyther with an Adamant nature but I don’t know if I should trade evolve it right away and then EV train it or EV train before I evolve it?
If anyone can help I appreciate it 😅
Eventhough i already know all of this, this is an impressive guide and you didn't speak fast which is a good thing.
Thank you this is very halpful.
I just have a question the best ev trainig is speed + attack/sp attack(depend on the pokemon) or there is a pokemons that is a another good ev trainings
Great video as always! Very informative and I like how it’s broken up in sections. ✌🏻
You made this so easy to understand, thank you!
Love the dog in the background!
Dude I love your videos you help me out a lot . Keep up the great work pls lol
Really should have had a section on bottlecaps in this video. Seems to be all it was missing. Great informative video!
That’s for IVS not EVS
Great work brother. Really information
Wish I saw this vid when I first started 😭. I got over 50 lvl 100s now and a KOT of them are strong enough for 6 star raids and ranked battles. But this explains why some of them still lack a lot of power in attack or sp attack and why I never won a 7 star raid yet 😅. I’m sure their evs are all over the place
Thank you for this!!! Saved for later as i haven't finished the game yet 🤣👍
Ur guide is so clear and easy to understand, thank you so much
Very useful and informative 👍🏽 earned my sub 😎 nice content!
First great video made it easy to understand and how to do it for my first time. Second I’m sad to say is for some reason my EV didn’t reset when I tried to even though in know that stat is maxed out and ended up having to use 20 berries on one Pokémon any idea why?
Super useful, thank you for the great content
Hi! Thank you for this so much! Not now to Pokémon but very new to EV training. I always assumed you’d want max stats, so I always just raised all of my mons stats. Can some explain why max stats aren’t ideal? Or a a situation where I might not want them to have max stats? Would it mostly be for competitive or would casual play thru players benefit as well? Thank you I appreciate it! Any help from any comments is appreciated!
Thank you man, it’s been a while since I’ve needed to ev train i havn’t done this since swsh last major content update. So this was an amazing refresher!
This has to be the best video on EV training! Its broken down and explained so well! Amazing work PhillyBeatz!
Respect for your work ! Im little disappointed because I tried for HP evs in first area, six Pokémon together held the ring for HP and only one of my team increased its HP stat. The other nothing. Why that happened? For what reason? By the way its first time Im trying this kind of training I have never knew that
Thanks for the guild Philly, yet again I’m on time.
Great video, thank you for putting this information together! Do you have any idea why I would have to stats sparkling yet if I go talk to the character in Levincia; she says I still have work to do. I cannot give the Pokémon any more EV stats and I’ve even tried to decrease the remaining stats to see if maybe the others somehow increase during battle? I’m actually in this same situation for several of my pokemon and not sure where I’ve gone wrong 😢
Great guide, but no mention of the bottle caps and hyper training? I'm not sure how these fit into EV training.
Random noob question I apologize if this is been covered before. how do I know what stats to build up versus what stats not to build up? Say I have an Sylveon how do I know where to put the stats vs where not to put them? And I apologize if it's been covered thank you 😊
4:04 This information is NOT correct. The 1st berry does not bring it down to 100, as mentioned. So only requiring "11 berries" is not accurate.
When using the EV reducing berries (in Scarlet), I used 1 to bring it down to 100 (as the video claimed) then used 10 more for the suggested 11 total. It was not enough. I needed a total of 16 berries (it was not a full 252 points, thankfully) to remove that single stat down to "0".
Everything else about the rest of the video, superb! 👌 Thank you very much! I was already familiar with EV Training, but mostly was just needing to know where to get the Power items at. Thank you for this information. 😀
Super helpful video, thank you so much for this!! By far the easiest video to follow as a beginner. Just one question about resetting EVS though, how do you check how many EVs a Pokémon has? Like do you have to just waste 11 berries on each stat or can you check how much the EV is and give the relevant berries to reset them all the zero.
I would like some clarification on this as well. Noticed you posted this 9 days ago. Did you find an answer elsewhere?
@@philmccoochie3572 no not really :( as far as I can tell your best bet is to use berries to reduce the EVs and if you get a prompt saying it won’t have any effect then it means the EV is 0.
fun fact: if you'd prefer to have "no good" ivs in a stat(useful with moves like Trick Room), you can put the ev boosting held item for that stat on the parent with the "no good" stat, and they'll be guaranteed to pass that one down (this works no matter how high the iv is, but the only other rating worth going for is "best" and that's easily corrected with hyper training)
Best guide ever ! Damn I did auto-battles during hours for nothing !!!
This is the first time I’ve seen someone explain EV’s and it made sense to me lol
Thanks for the videos. I really appreciate the help in understanding this game.
I really miss the EV soccer game from Kalos region.
It was just a fun way to EV train the Pokemon
Thanks this is vary useful now i olso nowe a bouwt the mints i can make fast work of getting good Pokémon plus i can change wat i dont want
Very helpful. Thank you! Worthy of a sub
Can we all appreciate how much time he spends in his guides and there not Quick cheap guides HE SPENDS SO MUCH TIME INTO THEM
Lets get him the 100k
yo I think you need to check your info cos I followed your video to a T and the math did NOT check out.
Caught myself a fresh mon. wanted to train it in max ATK. so, I dumped 3 proteins on it, first; according to your video this should've given said mon 30 EVs. I then gave it a Power Bracer to hold and went out to slap some Flamigo until I'd counted 250 EVs. According to your video this should've given me 10 EVs per garden bird. I meticulously added another 10 to my count every time I defeated one. At 250, I added 2 Muscle Feathers. According to the information in your video, this should've given me precisely 252 EVs in attack, making the stat sparkle on the stats graph, right?
WRONG. I had to dump another SIX Muscle Feathers in this mon before the stat began to sparkle, for a total of 258 EVs, well above the supposed 252 max. Care to explain?
Unless the feathers only give 0.25 of an EV, I can think of no other way the math would above would work out.
I subbed you have helped a ton in this gen
I’m trying to get into competitive so I really appreciate this. I have my Pokemon lv 100 and hyper trained, can I still increase their EVs?
When you fight a pokemon for evs. Do you have to have an actual battle or can you have your pokemon attack with the R button and still get the evs?
Commenting cause I’m also curious
@@joelhuh268 thought I'd just try it myself. I was attacking hoards upon hoards of pawniard for ages just using R for attack evs. and I can confirm you do NOT get the evs. You have to battle them normally as you would.
But it's not all bad. if say... the attack powerband is equipped to the first pokemon. The other 5 also get att evs too. Allowing you to train the same evs with 6 pokemon at once. I did it with Taurus, flamigo, cyclizar, klawf, maushold and fletchinder. So its the same when training other stat evs too.
@@ktopics5876 Technically, he answered that question at the very beginning of the video at 0:22
i never realized EV training in scarlet was this easy
thanks
i seen so many vid talk about EV ... and dis is da only 1 simple enuf for me to understand
THX SO MUCH !!!
I got you!!!
literally the best vid ever ty so much
Could you please make like a picture chart about what early/easy to mass farm Pokémon give what EV?
Very informative video, thank you! But it's left me with more questions about how the EV points translate into the actual stat points. You say that it takes 4 EV points to equal 1 HP, so I don't understand how, mathematically, it's possible that I have over 400HPs on a single Pokémon. Shouldn't the limit be 1/4 of the 252 EV maximum? That same Pokémon also has an attack of 331, so I'm not sure how that translates into how many EVs it has.
Hey man great video. Do you have context about WHAT EVs to train on your pokemon? For example, I don’t know if having max HP is better than max Def/Sp. Def?
Awesome vid can't wait to try it out. Can anyone tell me if catching a wild pokemon that it comes with 0 EV? I don't have time to gather berries or breed for a new mon. Just trying to do Charizard raid this weekend.
When you buy the belts I think it would be better to only buy only one of each and just swap them between the pokemon you wish to train to save money