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 Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:10 pm
Ok, i did say i didnt place pokemon that much and im now getting into it. How the heck do you breed pokemon in diamond version?
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:13 pm
Find the daycare peoples.
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:19 pm
Sentama Lin Find the daycare peoples. Oh! Is that the place where you put what ever pokemon in the daycare for a while then if you come back a egg appears?
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:19 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:24 pm
OH! ok, thank you i thought so at first. Thank you!!! =3
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:14 pm
Well, you also have to make sure that you put in a male and female.
Also, each pokemon has an egg group. What an egg group does, is it tells you what pokemon can be bred with who, which is how you get some of the egg moves that pokemon can have.
Cross breeding is one of the best ways of getting powerful pokemon.
Also. The female pokemon, will determine the type of offspring that will hatch from the egg. If you put in a female charmander, and a male bagon (they have similar egg groups; the dragon egg group) What will hatch from the egg will be a charmander.
The male is also important, because the moves that the newborn will know come from what the male knows, and it works out like this:
Tackle (most babies start off with this)
Level up move that both the mother and father know
TM move
HM/TM move
Let's take my Garchomp for example. His moveset consists of Dragon Rush, Stone Edge, Earthquake, and Crunch.
If I were to breed him again, with say a Ditto, the baby's moveset would be Tackle, Dragon Rush, Stone Edge and Earthquake.
Why didn't the baby learn Crunch? That's because Garchomp learns that move as it levels up. It also learns Dragon Rush as it levels up, but at level 1, Gible will only know Tackle. But, because of where the move is on the move list, the baby retrained Dragon Rush, but lost Crunch.
I hope this wasn't too hard to understand... But that's just the basics of breeding. There's also the transferring of Natures, and IV's, using certain held items. But once you get the hang of breeding, then you can experiment with the different held items.
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Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:12 pm
Arcanas Well, you also have to make sure that you put in a male and female. Also, each pokemon has an egg group. What an egg group does, is it tells you what pokemon can be bred with who, which is how you get some of the egg moves that pokemon can have. Cross breeding is one of the best ways of getting powerful pokemon. Also. The female pokemon, will determine the type of offspring that will hatch from the egg. If you put in a female charmander, and a male bagon (they have similar egg groups; the dragon egg group) What will hatch from the egg will be a charmander. The male is also important, because the moves that the newborn will know come from what the male knows, and it works out like this: Tackle (most babies start off with this) Level up move that both the mother and father know TM move HM/TM move Let's take my Garchomp for example. His moveset consists of Dragon Rush, Stone Edge, Earthquake, and Crunch. If I were to breed him again, with say a Ditto, the baby's moveset would be Tackle, Dragon Rush, Stone Edge and Earthquake. Why didn't the baby learn Crunch? That's because Garchomp learns that move as it levels up. It also learns Dragon Rush as it levels up, but at level 1, Gible will only know Tackle. But, because of where the move is on the move list, the baby retrained Dragon Rush, but lost Crunch. I hope this wasn't too hard to understand... But that's just the basics of breeding. There's also the transferring of Natures, and IV's, using certain held items. But once you get the hang of breeding, then you can experiment with the different held items. I honestly didn't know that. But, now I do. :] Thank you. I knew about the mother being the species, but I didn't know about the father making the move sets. But, if you do a male Pokemon with a ditto, will it still be the male Pokemon's species, and not another ditto?
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Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 5:05 pm
Mimi Kyashi 19 Arcanas Well, you also have to make sure that you put in a male and female. Also, each pokemon has an egg group. What an egg group does, is it tells you what pokemon can be bred with who, which is how you get some of the egg moves that pokemon can have. Cross breeding is one of the best ways of getting powerful pokemon. Also. The female pokemon, will determine the type of offspring that will hatch from the egg. If you put in a female charmander, and a male bagon (they have similar egg groups; the dragon egg group) What will hatch from the egg will be a charmander. The male is also important, because the moves that the newborn will know come from what the male knows, and it works out like this: Tackle (most babies start off with this) Level up move that both the mother and father know TM move HM/TM move Let's take my Garchomp for example. His moveset consists of Dragon Rush, Stone Edge, Earthquake, and Crunch. If I were to breed him again, with say a Ditto, the baby's moveset would be Tackle, Dragon Rush, Stone Edge and Earthquake. Why didn't the baby learn Crunch? That's because Garchomp learns that move as it levels up. It also learns Dragon Rush as it levels up, but at level 1, Gible will only know Tackle. But, because of where the move is on the move list, the baby retrained Dragon Rush, but lost Crunch. I hope this wasn't too hard to understand... But that's just the basics of breeding. There's also the transferring of Natures, and IV's, using certain held items. But once you get the hang of breeding, then you can experiment with the different held items. I honestly didn't know that. But, now I do. :] Thank you. I knew about the mother being the species, but I didn't know about the father making the move sets. But, if you do a male Pokemon with a ditto, will it still be the male Pokemon's species, and not another ditto? An interesting question. And here's your answer! When you breed a pokemon with a ditto, the ditto will transform into the opposite gender pokemon. So yes, when you breed a pokemon with a ditto, you'll get whatever species the male is, along with part of the male's moveset.
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Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 6:42 pm
what about rares that have no gender. will those be able to breed?
i feel sad also. i can't breed one of my favorite pokemon cause i don't have a female egg group
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Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 6:48 pm
ZzGypsyzZ what about rares that have no gender. will those be able to breed? i feel sad also. i can't breed one of my favorite pokemon cause i don't have a female egg group I know that Lugia cannot breed at all. ;^; I even have two of them. You can check serebii.net to make sure what pokemon can breed with eachother, though.
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Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 8:42 pm
Here's a basic rule of thumb when it comes to which pokemon can breed or not.
First thing, ask yourself "Can I catch more than one of these?" If the answer is "No," then you won't be able to breed it, as those pokemon are one of a kind and are the legendaries.
But, if a pokemon is genderless, like magnemite or staryu, ditto fixes that problem.
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 1:34 pm
Arcanas Here's a basic rule of thumb when it comes to which pokemon can breed or not. First thing, ask yourself "Can I catch more than one of these?" If the answer is "No," then you won't be able to breed it, as those pokemon are one of a kind and are the legendaries. But, if a pokemon is genderless, like magnemite or staryu, ditto fixes that problem. Not all pokemon are like that, though. You can breed Rotom and Riolu, and you can only receive/catch one of those in-game.
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 1:51 pm
i am trying to find a female eevee to breed. but i have yet to come across one in the mansion.
BUT HERES A NEAT LIL GLITCH.
if you save inside the mansion (not where that guy is) and you are trying to find a specific pokemon from the list you can go to him talk blah blah blah if you don't find the pokemon you want while hes talking turn off your ds go back to him after you've restarted the ds and it SHOULD have a different pokemon show up. neat lil glitch i found (exploition time? biggrin )
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 2:02 pm
ZzGypsyzZ i am trying to find a female eevee to breed. but i have yet to come across one in the mansion. BUT HERES A NEAT LIL GLITCH. if you save inside the mansion (not where that guy is) and you are trying to find a specific pokemon from the list you can go to him talk blah blah blah if you don't find the pokemon you want while hes talking turn off your ds go back to him after you've restarted the ds and it SHOULD have a different pokemon show up. neat lil glitch i found (exploition time? biggrin ) That in itself is going to be a feat. xD;;; You only have a 12.5% chance of catching OR hatching a female Eevee.
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 2:14 pm
Turn Me on Dead Man ZzGypsyzZ i am trying to find a female eevee to breed. but i have yet to come across one in the mansion. BUT HERES A NEAT LIL GLITCH. if you save inside the mansion (not where that guy is) and you are trying to find a specific pokemon from the list you can go to him talk blah blah blah if you don't find the pokemon you want while hes talking turn off your ds go back to him after you've restarted the ds and it SHOULD have a different pokemon show up. neat lil glitch i found (exploition time? biggrin ) That in itself is going to be a feat. xD;;; You only have a 12.5% chance of catching OR hatching a female Eevee. waaait does that mean i should hoard my female eevees???
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