Aug 14, 2024 · As of Generation V, the base experience values of most Pokémon have been changed based on their base stat totals. This article displays the base experience values for Generation I to Generation III.

This page lists every pokemon, with the Effort Points (EVs) they provide in each stat. Check the main EVs page for more details on how they work.

This calculator will tell you the potential base stats of a pokemon at a given level. You can include nature and IVs to see the stats for a specific pokemon or leave them blank to see all possibilities for a pokemon at a specific level. EVs will be applied to all calculations.

The Pokémon data structure in Generation I contains two EV bytes for each of the five stats (HP, Attack, Defense, Speed and Special), starting at zero when caught and with a maximum EV of 65535 for each stat.

Each Pokemon can have a maximum of 510 EVs. One stat can have a maximum of 252 EVs (as of Generation 7) and 255 EVs prior to Generation 7. This equates to +63 to the affected stat of a Pokémon (at level 100), if you maxed out EVs in that stat.

The EV system was completely overhauled in Generation 3 (Ruby/Sapphire). Prior to that, battling a Pokémon would give you Effort Values equal to its stats. For example, Dragonite would give 91 EVs in HP, 134 in Attack and so on.

To check your EVs, you simply have two options. The first is to go to Hammerlocke and get the Effort Ribbon to see if your Pokémon have maxed out your EVs. However, if you go into a Pokémon's summary screen, go to stats and press X, it will show you your Pokémon's EVs as well as the current stats.

Effort Values, also referred to as EVs, are values that strenghten your Pokemon by increasing its stats, they are mainly obtained by fighting other Pokemon. From 1 to 3 EVs can be obtained by defeating an opposing Pokemon, up to a maximum of …

This is a list of all the Pokémon from Generation 3 (Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen & Emerald). It includes the base stats of every new Pokémon and form introduced.

PokÉV Tracker allows you to: Keep track of each Pokémon's species, nature, nickname, IVs, and of course EVs. View whether or not your Pokémons' EVs are maxed out and how many available EVs the Pokémon has remaining. Create your team from a vast database of Pokémon including different forms such as Gigantamax, Mega, and more.