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The way to do it is just with the everstone and destiny knot; the power item is superfluous here as you can easily get the stat you want in one or two more batches of eggs, whereas it's harder to get the nature you want since there are more natures than there are stats.

The natures for eeveelutions are very dependent on what role they'll play. Espeon and Jolteon are better off being Timid to try and win speed battles since they are pretty frail, whereas impish might be better for an Umbreon if you're going for a mixed wall. If the eeveelution's speed isn't a 110 or 130 base, then you can go for the offensive nature appropriate to each one (special or physical), or a defensive if that's what you're going for (like a special wall Sylveon would be good as Calm for the sp.def, or you could go for modest if you want a specially-bulky attacker). I would suggest to go ahead and start breeding Wish onto eevee as early as possible to get that out of the way.

What I usually do is that I breed for nature and ability first, then once I obtain a female with that combination, I start adding in males that have good IVs, switching out the female every time I get one with the same ability that has better IVs. Of course, I have males from pretty much every egg group with 5-6 maxed IVs now, so it's a bit easier. I have to say, eevee is a bit of a hard one to start with, what with that low female to male ratio. It's always easier when that ratio is in favor of females. Vulpix was a particularly easy breed.

wish is great for a few of the eeveelutions, such as Umbreon, Vaporeon, and Sylveon as both reliable recovery (especally when paired with Protect) and the ability to heal team mates or mitigate the damage they might take on a switch-in. It's particularly good since it heals damage equal to half of the users max HP, so the eeveelutions I mentioned above can heal a large chunk of lower-hp pokemon's hp. It's also just a better option than Moonlight or Morning Sun since Wish has 10 pp and those other moves only have 5. It can keep an opponent guessing since they don't know if you're going to protect or switch after using wish, making it a good mind-game move; if they predict the switch and try to attack but you potect, they waste their turn and rack up toxic damage while you go back up. If you switch and they took a turn to boost rather than attack, one of your weakened pokemon is suddenly back in the game.

If a pokemon learns a movee by leveling up, it forgets other moves. When breeding moves, you have to withdraw them every few levels and put the moves you want in the lowest move slot so as not to lose it

What Pokemon do you currently have in the Daycare?

Also, do you still have any of the babies with the egg move Wish? Usually, a good way to build up the stats is to switch out the parent for one of the offspring with higher/more desirable IVs to further the process of hatching more quality Pokemon.

That would be super appreciated if you could spare one with 4-5 with Wish, it wouldn't set me back as far. Well for the tanks anyway. My current program seems to be fine for my glass cannons.



I had a 5IV male (H/A/D/SpD/S) with an off nature and a 4IV Female, (D/SpA/SpD/S) again off nature as I am trying to get a stock 6IV to cross with.

I have half a box of other 5IV pokes, 14 male and 1 female. My other female has everything except SpD and is bold.

I have one timid 5IV male with everything except defence. I suspect that one will be a jolteon. Otherwise my males are just a mish mash of offcuts.

I'll see about breeding you one tonight while I'm at work

Probably the next question would be what time(s) are you available? If Hunter isn't able to help you out, I may have a 4 or 5 IV Eevee with Wish, Curse and Fake Tears you could have.

I've managed to obtain a Togepi, which I understand gets Wish at Lv 29. From there i believe I can cross that with a Skitty and then cross that onto an Eevee to get Wish Eevees.