Natures : Jolly / Hasty / Naive / Adamant / Lonely / Naughty Physical Attack Pokémon with a low Sp.A sweeper or more commonly known as "Glass Cannon" is a role, that benefitts from high speed and high atk/sp.atk so there are 2 versions of Sweepers.ĮVs : It would be best to go for 252 atk and 252speed and 6HP.Ībilities : Accuracy Master / Speed Master / Attack Master / Physical Master Physical Attack Pokémon with a low Defense Special Attack Pokémon with a low Defense Pokémon with balanced stats (Physical = Special) Assuming your Pokémon is a physical attacker, you should aim for the Adamant Nature as it increases the Attack stat but lowers the Special Attack stat, which is not utilized anyways due to the Pokémon being a physical attacker.Ī complete list containing all Natures and their team-building recommendations are featured down below.
It is important to note that these Natures are far more critical than a normal playthrough of any given game will ever elude to, as they become relevant only when tackling end-game content like the Battle Tower or starting to participate in competitive play.įor example, most of the time, you should try to raise a Pokémon with a favorable Nature to maximize its potential as it supports a Pokémon's natural stat attribution or moves. This color-coding got introduced in HeartGold and SoulSilver. Usually, this Nature will be displayed on the Pokémon's summary screen and highlighted in red or blue showcasing which stat is increased (in red) and decreased (in blue). They both increase and decrease specific stats by 10% and improve a Pokémon's overall quality tremendously.Įach Pokémon either receives a Nature at birth (differing between you receiving the egg from the daycare or when the game generates the egg) or upon encountering it in the wild, randomly selected from a total of 25 Natures. Pokémon Natures have been another game mechanic introduced in the third generation of Pokémon (Ruby and Sapphire) and have been in every installment ever since.
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