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Read this Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu / Eevee guide to learn more about Individual Values or IVs. Know about a Pokemon's stat growth & stat potential and how to maximize your IVs!

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What Are Individual Values (IV)?

IVs Are Stats That Make Each Pokemon Unique

What Are Individual Values (IV)s

IVs are unique stats that determine & influence how far a Pokemon stats will grow as they level up. This is what makes every Pokemon different from each other.

Partner Pokemon Will Have Best IVs

Your partner Pikachu or Eevee will have maxed out best IVs when you start the game, this makes them unique & strong Pokemon throughout your journey.

IVs Determine A Pokemon's Stat Potential

What Are Individual Values (IV)s

IVs influence and determine a Pokemon's stat potential, creating the upper & lower limit on how far a Pokemon's specific stat will go as it gains levels.

IVs Are Not Necessary To Beat The Game

Players don't need to focus too much on determining IVs at the beginning or when simply trying to beat the game. However, it is important during end-game battles & content.

Important Against Pokemon Master Trainers

Eevee Master Trainer

Players who want to face off with Pokemon Master Trainers throughout Kanto region should take IVs in to heavy consideration as they will be pitted against the best of the best in that Pokemon's kind.

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How To Maximize IVs

Get The Judge Function From Prof. Oak's Assistant

What Are Individual Values (IV)s

To start checking a Pokemon's IV, you need to get the "Judge Function" from Prof. Oak's assistant. You need to have 30 species on your Pokedex & visit him at Route 11, to the east of Vermilion City.

Check Your Pokemon's IV For Potential

What Are Individual Values (IV)s

Once you unlock the Judge Function, you can check your Pokemon's IV and potential. Their IVs are indicated by the stamp on the upper left!

Judge Function Stats List

Stats IV Potential
Amazing Stats Highest IV potential - Pokemon perfect for end-game battles & Master Trainers.
Great Stats Great IV potential - Strong against higher level battles.
Good Stats Moderate IV potential - Decent Pokemon capable of carrying you through the game.
OK Stats Lowest IV potential - Pokemon with low IVs that may not be the best in battle.

Bring Pokemon With Great Stats To Battle

Pokemon with great or amazing stats will do well in battle. It's best to use Pokemon with these stats when fighting against strong opponents or other real-life trainers.

Maximize IVs By Hyper Training

Hyper Train Pokemon Day Care

You can max out a Pokemon's IVs via Hyper Training at the Pokemon Day Care in Route 5. Make sure to have a Bottle Cap or Gold Bottle Cap and a Lv.100 Pokemon to activate this training session.

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Need Gold / Bottle Cap To Hyper Train

What Are Individual Values (IV)s

You need to have a stock of regular Bottle Caps & Gold Bottle Caps to Hyper Train your Pokemon. You can get these from Mina or the Celadon City Game Corner floor.

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Catch As Much Pokemon To Get Higher IVs

One way to get Pokemon with high IV is to catch as many Pokemon of that species, check their IVs via the Judge Function, rinse and repeat until you find those with the highest IVs.

Tips & Tricks to Catching Pokemons

Restart To Get Legendary Pokemon With High IV

Restart To Get Legendary Pokemon With High IV

Since you can only catch Legendary Pokemon once - it's best to check their IVs right after you capture them and then restart the game if their IVs are not high enough.

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