Pokémon Stat Calculator

What are IVs in Pokémon?

Individual Values (IVs) are hidden stats that range from 0-31 for each stat. They are determined when a Pokémon is generated and cannot be changed. Higher IVs mean higher potential stats.

What are EVs in Pokémon?

Effort Values (EVs) are points earned by defeating specific Pokémon. Each stat can have up to 252 EVs, and a Pokémon can have a total of 510 EVs across all stats. EVs significantly impact a Pokémon's final stats.

How does nature affect stats?

Natures modify a Pokémon's stats by 10% - increasing one stat and decreasing another. For example, Adamant nature increases Attack and decreases Special Attack. Some natures are neutral.

How is the final stat calculated?

HP: ((2 × Base + IV + EV/4) × Level) / 100 + Level + 10

Other Stats: (((2 × Base + IV + EV/4) × Level) / 100 + 5) × Nature

What is a "perfect" Pokémon?

A perfect Pokémon has 31 IVs in all stats (or in the stats that matter), optimal nature, and the right EV distribution. Perfect IVs are often referred to as 6IV (all 31) or 5IV (5 perfect stats).

How many EVs can a Pokémon have total?

A Pokémon can have a maximum of 510 EVs total, with up to 252 EVs in any single stat. For competitive play, standard spreads are 252/252/4 (two maxed stats and one small investment).

What is the best nature for my Pokémon?

The best nature depends on the Pokémon's role and stats. Generally, you want to boost the Pokémon's strongest stat and lower its least used stat. For example, physical attackers often use Adamant or Jolly nature.

What is STAB in Pokémon?

STAB stands for Same Type Attack Bonus. When a Pokémon uses a move that matches its type (e.g., Charizard using Fire Blast), the move's power is multiplied by 1.5. This makes type-match moves much more powerful.