Translations:Training Pokémon/2/en

Universal

• When training a Pokémon, it is best to be near a healer, as the Pokémon in training will eventually be worn down by the large number of Pokémon it is fighting, HP or PP-wise. Both a Pokémon Center's healers or a crafted healer that is placed in a convenient spot will work. Keep in mind that a healer cannot be retrieved once placed, and breaking it with a pickaxe will only give back an aluminum plate.
• Two held items, the Exp. Share and the Lucky Egg, both help with experience gain. They can be obtained as drops from boss Pokémon or from PokéLoot chests.
  • An Exp. Share gives the holder 50% of the experience before distributing any remaining experience normally. This means that if the holder enters battle, it will gain more of the total experience than usual. Note that an Exp. Share doesn't increase the total experience gained at all.
  • A Lucky Egg increases the amount of experience gained by the holder by 50%.
• Each species of Pokémon has a different experience yield. This factor is relative to other Pokémon, not a flat number. Generally, evolved Pokémon have a higher experience yield than unevolved Pokémon.
• An opponent of a higher level will give more experience than a lower-leveled Pokémon of the same species.
• A lower-leveled Pokémon will gain more experience than a higher-leveled Pokémon in the same situation.
• Not all Pokémon require the same amount of experience to level up.
• The maximum level a Pokémon can reach is level 100. Boss Pokémon are an exception and may exceed that level (up to level 140 under certain circumstances), but they cannot be captured.