BoBoMaster13
Shiny and Event Collecter
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- Seen Jun 4, 2010
A good way to train attack is to use the v.s seeker on the Richboy on the way to sunnyshore forgot route # but if you have amulet coin you can get lots of money too.
The route west of Sunyshore is a great way to EV train attack and gain money at the same time. There's a trainer with 2 Gyarados (4 atk total), and another trainer close by with a lv. 60 Luxio (2 atk), and he also gives 19k money with Amulet Coin.
A good way to train attack is to use the v.s seeker on the Richboy on the way to sunnyshore forgot route # but if you have amulet coin you can get lots of money too.
I was wondering which would be more unbeatable a ev trained spiritomb or a drifblim? sorry if this is not the right place to post this.
I dont fancy the HP EV training spot D: Gastrodon is common but so are floatzels..and they happen to outspeed my tankers which I train there.
Now it's time to takeover and make one super guide. :P
I have a question regarding this entry:
Route 205 (Eterna Side). Fisherman Andrew, in the wooden bridge, the second person from the right, has 6 Magikarp (1 Speed), which can become Gyarados (2 Attack).
Does this guy's 6 Magikarp turn into 6 Gyarados? Because that would make my life loads easier training for attack EVs
However, when you are done EV training there is a lady in the Sunnyshore city mart who will give your Pokemon an Effort Ribbon for completing it's EV training.
--> Does that mean I get the ribbon when my pokémon has gained all its EV (from fighting other pokémon), or when all EV points have been actually applied to its stats..?
I'm asking because I just finished EV training my first pokémon, and I tried very hard to keep track during the fights. All 510 points should be full now, but I still won't get that ribbon. :(
what when i think im done?