Since we are creating a shiny Mew from gen 3, it makes sense to me to use a Masterball. This is normally reserved for Dream balls, Apricorn balls in Gen 6, and Beast balls in Gen 7. Regarding legit vs legal, there are some combinations in terms of generations and available pokeballs.
Next it is as simple as choosing the Pokéball for your chosen Pokémon. For Mew, we will select “Poké Transfer” as stated. The only time this is different, is if you are generating Event Only Pokémon, some of whom have VERY specific locations. For most Pokémon from previous generations, you will want to choose “Poké Transfer”. The date MUST be a date BEFORE the met date in the field above. From the dropdown menu, on “location” choose Day-Care Helpers. Then, you must check the “As Egg” box near the bottom. So, if you chose “Moon” as your origin game, you can select any route or town in Pokémon Moon as the met location. If you are generating a breeded Pokémon then you will want to set this as any route or town in the GAME you want it to be “HATCHED” in. Look it up to be 100% sure the Pokémon can come from that game, at the level/nature you’ve set.įor Mew, we are going to set the Origin Game as “Emerald”. Again, this is when research comes into play. It can get very specific when genning Pokémon with older movesets, or moves only available through tutors from previous generations etc. The first section is the game of origin, which you should know by default when you decided to create your chosen Pokémon. I’m not exactly sure why, because it is very straight forward. This is probably the section where people mess up the most when generating Pokémon. Again, there are multiple places that you can check to see what the happiness level of the Pokémon is, I like. The item does not matter if you are not trading the Pokémon.įor the friendship section, you need to know the “base happiness” of the Pokémon you are creating. The held item can be anything except: Game specific items (i.e Blue/red Orb), MegaStones, Z-Stones, etc). Now for this Pokémon we will set the nature to “Modest” because we plan to give him a perfect IV spread of 31/31/31/31/31/31 which we know is a legitimate combination. These are calm, careful, docile, hardy, lax, modest, naive, rash, and timid.
Shinies obtained through the Pokeradar in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum can have any IV/nature combination.These are calm, docile, modest, quiet, sassy, and timid.
Wild Pokémon with variable genders caught in Heart Gold and Soul Silver have 6 possible natures for 31/31/31/31/31/31. These are calm, docile, hasty, modest, quirky, sassy, and timid. Wild Pokémon with variable genders (including Heatran) caught in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum have 7 possible natures for 31/31/31/31/31/31.These natures are calm, docile, modest, and timid. Only 4 natures are possible for 31/31/31/31/31/31 Pokémon caught in generations 3 & 4 (exceptions below). If you choose the former then it really doesn’t matter what nature you choose if you want it to look legitimate than you should consider that: This part can either be extremely simple, or a little complicated depending on if you want your Pokémon to appear legal or legitimate. Now we know he is only available at one level 30.
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