Ralts has a catch rate of and can be found in Route , but is a bit rare. Natu can be found in the Safari Zone, is uncommon, and has a catch rate of Now comes the important part: how to catch Ditto. We are going to consider the method to catch Ditto in Emerald here. The way to catch Ditto in DPP is similar. When you encounter Ditto, switch immediately for the Magikarp. The Ditto will transform to the Magikarp, and its catch rate will also change to that of the Magikarp: Also, the Ditto will not be able to hurt you at all, since it will know only Splash.
Now throw a Repeat Ball, and you should be able to catch it. Another option would be to teach return to Ralts catch rate and have it attack Ditto in the turn it transforms and throw the Repeat Ball afterwards takes less time than a switch. If you're sick of encountering level 35 Whismur, level up your Synchronizer to level , buy lot of Super Repels and use them.
All Ditto are at level 38 to Release those that don't have a perfect IV, change your Synchronizer to breed for another nature if you like, and repeat this process as necessary.
It actually turns out that the average amount of Ditto you need to catch in order to get six Dittos with one perfect IV, one Ditto for every stat, is You might need less than this, or more, but 85 is the average number of Dittos you'll need to catch. This is slightly less than 3 full boxes of Ditto.
To get these six Dittos, all with the nature you want, you'll need to catch twice this number, or an average of Dittos. You might think that Dittos are a lot, but remember that you need to do this only once it only takes a few hours and then always use these Ditto whenever you need to breed.
Not only IVs and natures can be passed down to the baby, but moves as well. There are five types of moves that can be passed from the parents to the baby:. A slight complication can occur if you're breeding for an Egg move. This is called a breeding move chain. For example, suppose you need to breed a Larvitar with the Egg move Dragon Dance.
So you first need to breed for a male baby Charmander or Totodile to get Dragon Dance, which would then be bred with your Larvitar to give him Dragon Dance. Charmander can breed with either Gyarados, Altaria, or Dragonite, all of which learn Dragon Dance by level up, and Totodile can breed with Kingdra, which also learns Dragon Dance by level up.
So there are two breeding chains:. Let's give a second example. Suppose you need to breed a Snorunt with the egg move Spikes. The problem, though, is that Spikes is an Egg move also for Roselia. So you first need to breed for a male baby Roselia to get Spikes, which would then be bred with your Snorunt to give him Spikes.
Roselia can breed with Cacturne, and Cacturne can learn Spikes by Level up. So the breeding move chain is:. For this to not be too time consuming, you can find out the Level 5 maximum stats of the baby you're going to breed before you start breeding refer to Part I section about finding out your IVs and write them down on a piece of paper. Now, everytime you check the IVs of a baby, you will be able to tell whether the baby is good enough for further IV checking or not by just looking at its stats and comparing them with the numbers on your paper.
After a while, you'll be able to do this without using the paper. All the following stats assume a neutral nature. If the nature is boosting the stat, and the stat listed here is a two-digit number, add the first digit of that number to the number shown. If the nature is hindering the stat, first subtract one from the stat listed here, then, if the resulting number is a two-digit number, subtract further the first digit of that number from itself.
To clarify:. If a stat is less than 10, it stays the same with a beneficial nature and is decreased by 1 with a hindering nature. If a stat is 10, it is increased by 1 with a beneficial nature and is decreased by 1 with a hindering nature.
If a stat is between 11 and 19, it is increased by 1 with a beneficial nature, and is decreased by 2 with a hindering nature. He will tell you:. In Emerald, there is a nice road steps long, ranging from the Battle Tent sign in Verdanturf Town to the boulder on the shore of Route , where you can ride your bike on while waiting for the Egg to hatch.
The distance from the Day Care man standing in front of his fence to the left hand side of the end of the route is 66 steps. The distance between him and the right end of the route is 70 steps. In Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, there is a road connecting Route north of Solaceon Town and Route south of Solaceon Town where you can bike through it back and forth while you're breeding. This road is steps long. The distance from the Day Care man standing in front of the day care to the top of Route is 64 steps.
Breeding two compatible Pokemon will result in a new Pokemon of the lowest level of evolution for either parent. Pokemon are compatible if:. The resulting Pokemon will always be normal. After successfully breeding, a Pokemon egg will be created. You can create up to three eggs at a time. After the hatching time displayed reaches , your egg will be ready to hatch.
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