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PC Markings

I've had thoughts about using it to mark various IVs, but I've never used it in practice. I guess it's an easy thing to forget.
 
Nowadays, I use them for IVs like everyone else. Back in D/P, I just used them to as labels to tell me which batch of eggs a baby came from.

Like, if a Pokemon was part of the first 5 eggs, they'd have the first symbol marked. If they were in the fourth batch of eggs, they'd have the 4th symbol marked, etc.
 
The only time I mark a Pokemon is if it has Pokerus on it and when it no longer has it. As for EV training, I put those Pokemon in a separate box.


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I have seen people use them for maxed IVs, but I prefer to give each symbol a meaning, like the heart means it's one of my favorites, the square means a solid IV spread, star means it's great in battle, the diamond means there's a mega stone for it ... etc. That way I can just set the filter to which ones I am looking for and it makes finding them easier if I lose them in some random box.
 
never understood the point of those markings
 
i use them to note what ivs are perfect on the pokemon i breed, like a lot of people do. before i started doing that i didn't really use them for anything.
 
For what you do I think boxes would be better, because that's what I do for those criteria. I think the markings would be hard to look through.

I use them for IVs.
 
I'm currently using the markings to denote which Pokemon have how much IV, whether I've EV trained them and so on.
 
Before the latest gen I never used them for anything...but I've started marking my main team pokemon I've EV trained with a heart and a star to make sure I never mix them up.
 
I've used them to mark up the perfect Ivs in a pokemon since there are exactly six of them
 
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