14-03-2012, 04:12 AM
Find the Pokemon's Statistics!
First thing you want to do is find the pokemon's stats. You'll want to know what its base stats are, its egg moves, its level up moves, and, if it evolves, the stats for those evolutions. This will help determine how you want to raise the pokemon.
Items You May Want!
99 Rare Candies so you can always be sure about your pokemons IVs.
Everstone, Power Anklet, Power Band, Power Belt, Power Brace, Power Lens, and Power Weight are all used in breeding.
Breed for Moves!
Before breeding for IVs, or individual values, you'll want to breed for moves. Moves that that pokemon are not normally born with are classified into three segments. Egg, TM/HM, and Level-Up moves.
Egg and TM/HM moves are only able to be passed on by the male pokemon. Level-Up moves are moves that both parents have to know and the child pokemon will eventually learn.
Check for Sex and/or Status!
OPTIONAL
If you have multiple games you may want to breed for sex and/or Shiny status. For example, I have Pokemon Platinum, HeartGold, and Black Versions. I chose to breed my pokemon platinum to be female, HeartGold to be Male, and Black version to have shiny pokemon.
If the pokemon only has one gender that pokemon goes to both games. Now as shiny pokemon are so rare it will obviously take a long time to complete the pokedex entries for those pokemon, but if you have access to the Global Trade Station, GTS, you can possible make that time considerable shorter, by getting a foriegn pokemon you can enact the Masuda Method. The Masuda Method states that if two pokemon are of the same game laguage the chance of getting a shiny pokemon is about 1/8192, but if one pokemon is from a different game language the chance increases to about 1/1639 for Generation IV and 1/1366 for Generation V.
Now thats increases your chance by about 499.8% and 599.7% for each generation. If your doing this the best pokemon to get is a Ditto, because of its ability to breed with all pokemon.
Check Ability!
You may want a certain ability for a pokemon. Some pokemon have two or three abilities. So you may want it to have a certain ability that goes along with your fighting style. There is no way to make sure a pokemon has a certain ability, and you cannot give a pokemon an abiliity that it doesn't already have access to.
Check Nature!
There are 25 natures for pokemon. While five natures do nothing but look pretty on the screen (Bashful, Docile, Hardy, Quirky, and Serious), the other 20 affect stats. Natures give one stat a 10% increase in power and another a 10% decrease. The only stat not affected by a nature is HP. If you want to pass on a certain nature make sure the mother pokemon has it and give her an everstone (not 100% increases chances by 50%).
Check the IV's!
Idividual Value is the added bonus to a pokemon's stats. The range of the bonus can be from a measly 0 to a massive 31. A pokemon inheirits 3 IVs from the parents 1 from the father and 2 from the mother. You can determine 2 of the IVs by having the parents hold Power Items, otherwise the two if only one parent is holding a power item or all three are inheirited at random. The remaining three stats are always chosen at random. Use the Power Weight to recieve HP, Brace for Attack, Belt for Defense, Lens for Special Attack, Band for Special Defence, and Anklet for Speed.
For the easy way use Legendary Pokemon's IV Calculator, but if you don't have internet all the time here are the IV equations:
Hp iv=((s-L-10)(100/L))-2b-(ev/4)v
Atk/def/s.atk/s.def/spd iv=(((s/n)^-5)100/L))-2b-(e/4)v
s is the stat number
L is the poke level ( works best if it can be divided by 100 evenly)
b is the poke s base stat
e is the ev
n is the nature code (plus side: 1.1; neutral side: 1; negative side: 0.9) <- what to put in
v is telling you to round down
^ is telling you to round up
If you need base stats pm me i got all of them.