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r/PokeMath: Converting standard weight/mass measurements into the roughly equivalent pokemon.
PokeMathBot also supports specifying pokemon such as "1500 kg shellder !pokemath" Multiple pokemon will return how many of each pokemon individually to reach the total and is not a combination like the standard !pokemath call with no options.
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Getting coins at the game corner seems impossible through playing the games. I really need 6000 coins to get a dratini and I would really like some of the tm's as well. Am I missing something?
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Some funny pokemath... So my friend recently told me how ridiculous Wailord is, and I wasn't sure why. He told me to go to the bulbapedia page for him and look at his weight. 398 kg, that's pretty heavy, right? No. We decided to do some math and determine his density.
Hi all, I'm looking to improve on my VGC skills. I enjoy building my own teams from scratch, and the hardest part of that comes down to which stats to raise and by how much. Are any of you aware of resources that explains some of the math behind EV/IV training so I can do a better job of optimizing my custom spreads?