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Growth is a factor that determines the relative size of Pokémon compared to other Pokémon of the same species. This factor is randomly generated when the Pokémon spawns and cannot be changed without using external NBT editors. It has no effect on gameplay besides aesthetics and hitboxes (i.e. no effect in battle). A Pokémon's growth is stated along with its stats. | Growth is a factor that determines the relative size of Pokémon compared to other Pokémon of the same species. This factor is randomly generated when the Pokémon spawns and cannot be changed without using external NBT editors. It has no effect on gameplay besides aesthetics and hitboxes (i.e. no effect in battle). A Pokémon's growth is stated along with its stats. | ||
| + | A Pokémon's size also grows as its level increases, but this factor is independent of the growth stat. | ||
| + | ==List of growth== | ||
In order from smallest to largest, the different sizes are: | In order from smallest to largest, the different sizes are: | ||
| + | *Microscopic | ||
*Pygmy | *Pygmy | ||
*Runt | *Runt | ||
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*Giant | *Giant | ||
*Enormous | *Enormous | ||
| − | + | *Ginormous | |
| − | + | ==Breeding== | |
| + | [[Breeding]] allows the two parent Pokémon to pass on their growths to their offspring. The offspring will have the growth value that is between their parents' growths. For example, a parent with runt growth and a parent with ordinary growth will produce offspring with small growths. | ||
Revision as of 23:07, 3 October 2014
Growth is a factor that determines the relative size of Pokémon compared to other Pokémon of the same species. This factor is randomly generated when the Pokémon spawns and cannot be changed without using external NBT editors. It has no effect on gameplay besides aesthetics and hitboxes (i.e. no effect in battle). A Pokémon's growth is stated along with its stats.
A Pokémon's size also grows as its level increases, but this factor is independent of the growth stat.
List of growth
In order from smallest to largest, the different sizes are:
- Microscopic
- Pygmy
- Runt
- Small
- Ordinary
- Huge
- Giant
- Enormous
- Ginormous
Breeding
Breeding allows the two parent Pokémon to pass on their growths to their offspring. The offspring will have the growth value that is between their parents' growths. For example, a parent with runt growth and a parent with ordinary growth will produce offspring with small growths.
