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4th Gen Something New I Noticed...

インフェルノの津波

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    I noticed that in stats, the game shows what stats are affected by your Pokemon's Nature!

    Red is the increased stat, blue is the decreased. Just letting you all know.

    Opinions on this new discovery?
     
    Oh yeah, I heard about this from someone else. What does it show for natures that increase and decrease the same stat?

    It's nifty. Won't have to check online for natures.
     
    That sounds really cool can't wait to take a look at it :]
     
    off topic: Nintendo has gone way too far in this game... but in a good way!

    on topic: Yea, I noticed that when I first got it. I was like "Why the heck is there blue and red stats?" but then when I got to the first gym I found out :D
     
    Mine don't have that for some reason. Their stats are all black.
     
    Can't be, I have quirky, modest, gentle, and sassy natures.
     
    I heard about this a long time ago, actually, I just haven't really paid any attention to it.

    They are kinda hard to see imo
     
    I did notice they were a bit faint, but i was wondering why that was. I noticed it in the Japanese game, but at the time didn't think anything of it. How interesting... But good interesting! :D
     
    Thanks for illuminating this. I was wondering what the heck the blue and red letters were for!
     
    Sounds like a neat feature. Thanks for telling me, now I don't have to waste time searching the web for natures :D
     
    Panique said:
    Oh yeah, I heard about this from someone else. What does it show for natures that increase and decrease the same stat?

    It's nifty. Won't have to check online for natures.
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    No nature raise and lower the same stat...the ones that raise none are left all white...

    Panfisha said:
    Mine don't have that for some reason. Their stats are all black.
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    LOL your looking at the color of the number Panfisha...look at the stat's name instead...

    I just noticed this today...never looked at the stats closely until today and I was like woah...thats helpful
     
    Actually this has been around since the third Generation in Ruby/Sapphire. They just didn't show the stats differences. But yes this has been around for a loooong time. I always found Timid interesting. And of course there are some Natures which don't affect anything at all, like Quirky.

    You can find more about this topic on Bulbapedia under Natures.
     
    I...I don't understand where this is shown. Is it where it says Hp Attack ect. Or is it on the stat number, because everything on all my pokemon shows balack and white...
     
    Calder said:
    No nature raise and lower the same stat...the ones that raise none are left all white...
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    Neutral natures 'raise and lower the same stat'. There's one for each stat. That's why there are so many neutral natures.
     
    Chary said:
    I...I don't understand where this is shown. Is it where it says Hp Attack ect. Or is it on the stat number, because everything on all my pokemon shows balack and white...
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    I just stated above where it is...its the names...if you have a nature that had a raised and lowered stat the name is changed in color...its rather simple...don't make it harder than it is.

    Myles said:
    Neutral natures 'raise and lower the same stat'. There's one for each stat. That's why there are so many neutral natures.
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    They just don't boost or lower any stat...doesn't mean they boost and lower the same stat...plus it doesn't event matter its the same ****ing thing anyways...
     
    I just noticed this last night, and only after David pointed it out. It's so faint that you can barely see it unless you're looking for it. But it really is a nice feature - now there's no running to Bulbapedia whenever I get a nature that I can't remember which stats it affects. XD
     
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