Help: Proper training

[LionHeartRAWR]

Hey guys, I posted up a thread earlier about smogon moveset, and i thank you guys for the help. But i got another problem that i hope you guys can help me with, its about training.

SO i want to get the strongest ATT stats a tyranitar can get. But I'm getting really confused with this IV stuff and a little bit of the EV.

So i read that if you breed 2 pokemon EXAMPLE with a high IV in speed and a high IV in att, the off spring can inherit them. So my question is if i train 2 tyranitars 1 boy 1 girl TO LVL 100, both adament, "likes to thrash about" , both with high IV's in ATT and i breed them and hopefully getting the same nature and characteristic as the parents, will THIS tyranitar have a greater chance of getting a very high IV in att?

And once i hatch this pokemon, can i put all my EVs in its att? or is that impossible?

 

[PlatinumDude]

There's absolutely no need to evolve both Larvitar all the way to Tyranitar if you intend to breed them.

Here's how EVs work. Individual values represent the quality of a Pokémon's stats from a value of 0-31 (this applies to all visible stats). Read this for more.

Here are some tips to make your breeding easier:
-It would be great if at least one of the parents have the wanted nature, so give that parent the Everstone to increase the odds (B/W) or guarantee (B2/W2) that the nature will be passed down.
-The Power items guarantee that a particular IV will be passed down:
--Power Weight: HP
--Power Bracer: Attack
--Power Belt: Defense
--Power Lens: Special Attack
--Power Band: Special Defense
--Power Anklet: Speed
-Tyranitar doesn't learn Dragon Dance by level-up, so you can breed a female Larvitar/Pupitar/Tyranitar with a male Axew/Fraxure/Haxorus to pass the move down to the offspring
-If both parents have different Trainer IDs, then the odds of finding an egg are higher.

 

[WingedDragon]

There's absolutely no need to evolve both Larvitar all the way to Tyranitar if you intend to breed them.

Here's how EVs work. Individual values represent the quality of a Pokémon's stats from a value of 0-31 (this applies to all visible stats). Read this for more.

Here are some tips to make your breeding easier:
-It would be great if at least one of the parents have the wanted nature, so give that parent the Everstone to increase the odds (B/W) or guarantee (B2/W2) that the nature will be passed down.
-The Power items guarantee that a particular IV will be passed down:
--Power Weight: HP
--Power Bracer: Attack
--Power Belt: Defense
--Power Lens: Special Attack
--Power Band: Special Defense
--Power Anklet: Speed
-Tyranitar doesn't learn Dragon Dance by level-up, so you can breed a female Larvitar/Pupitar/Tyranitar with a male Axew/Fraxure/Haxorus to pass the move down to the offspring
-If both parents have different Trainer IDs, then the odds of finding an egg are higher.

Can two high IV pokemon be bred into the baby pokemon using the power items?

 

[Keiran]

Level of the parents are irrelevant. If you are starting from scratch, go to Route 15 and catch Tyranitar then use this IV calculator; https://www.marriland.com/tools/iv-calculator

Keep catching until you have 1 that is Adamant and 1 that has an Attack IV of 31 (or whatever you're comfortable with). If you are patient, keep going until multiple stats have 30+ IVs.

Give the Adamant Tyranitar an Everstone and give the Tyranitar with 31 Attack IVs a Power Bracer.

The babies will always end up as Adamant with 31 Attack IVs and will inherit 2 other IVs randomly from the parents (this latter inheritance is only really beneficial if all of the parents IVs are high).

 

[wolf]

This belongs in the Competitive Team Questions thread, so please continue this there if you need further help. Your other thread was fine here because it was a question primarily related to Smogon and not team building.