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IV/HP/Stat Calculator

Pokémon Species

Base Stats:

Nature

Nature Effects:110%:90%:

Level

HP

Atk

Def

SpAtk

SpDef

Spd

Stats

EP

Individual Values

Average%MinMax
HP
Atk
Def
SpAtk
SpDef
Spd

Calculated Stats

Hidden Power

PowerTypeLocked

Program information

Current Version: 7.5 (24/May/2007)

This IV Calculator/Stat Calculator/Hidden Power Calculator has been written by Hercules G. Papatheodorou a.k.a Arty2, owner of Legendary Pokémon. It allows the calculation of any Pokémon's Individual Values when given the Pokémon's species, nature, stats and Effort Points.

It's written in JavaScript to ensure cross-system compatibility. It is a single file download (can easily fit on a floppy disc) and requires nothing but the pre-installed browser that can be found on any Operating System.

This calculator is designed for Ruby/Sapphire and newer versions; Gold/Silver and previous versions are not compatible with it, so make sure which version you are playing. This Program requires JavaScript, which is enabled by default in most browsers (Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla, Opera, Safari, Konqueror). If you have problems with this Program you can find the online, (PHP powered) calculator on Legendary Pokémon. If you want to work on this Program or put it in your site, read the License below; don't forget to clearly link back to http://www.legendaryPokémon.net !

Please report any bugs/problems here.

Program History

Version 7.5 (24/May/2007)
No more off-range IVs; that was a feature that alerted the user if the input was inaccurate but it seems like people were getting confused and it was therefore removed.
Version 7.4 (11/May/2007)
Many bugfixes; re-added Deoxys and Wormadam alternate forms.
Version 7.1 (19/March/2007)
Updated all names to english Diamond & Pearl Pokémon names.
Version 7 "Tagsoup" (24/February/2007)
Theme system added, new Save feature; older Saves are incompatible. Read more…
Version 7 "Tagsoup" beta (10/February/2007)
Completely rewritten hence the version jump; new GUI, functions and underlying code. A lot of thanks to Brett Harris for improving some of the IV calculation functions used in the previous version. First public beta.
Version 5 (02/November/2006)
Added Diamond & Pearl data.
Version 4.1 (07/October/2005)
Corrected minor bugs.
Version 4 (05/October/2005)
Major changes to the User Interface. Save and Load functions. Online features. Print-friendly styles.
Version 3.1 (01/June/2005)
Small changes to the CSS. Added auto-complete dropdown list function. Try typing the Pokémon's name or nature in the dropdown lists if you want quick access to a Pokémon or Nature.
Version 3 (17/May/2005)
A version jump this time, as the Program also calculates Stats now. Various small changes to the CSS code and validation of the "precision".
Version 2.1.3 (16/May/2005)
Fixed a small typographic bug (Cheerful instead of careful).
Version 2.1.2 (09/December/2004)
Changed "Defence" to "Defense".
Version 2.1 (03/December/2004)
Added a show/hide function, corrected some words.
Version 2.0 (05/November/2004)
Various changes to the code (now fits in 800x600 screens). Multiple Deoxys added.
Version 1.0beta (14/September/2004)
First public release.

PLDH branch

Version 1.0.2 PLDH (21/September/2008)
Updated with Pokémon Formes added in Platinum.
Version 1.0.1 PLDH (24/March/2008)
Updated for fourth website iteration of PLDH.net
Version 1.0 PLDH (3/June/2007)
Customized for PLDH.net.

Instructions

Individual Values
range from 0 to 31. Check out our IV guide out for help understanding IV.
Effort Points
range from 0 to 255. Check out our EV guide out for help understanding EV.
Precision %
Precision shows the possibity of "average IV" being the actual IV. Note: You have 1 chance in 32 to get a an IV of 31 in one stat, 1 in 1.024 to get a max IV in two stats and 1 chance in 1.073.741.824 to find a Pokémon with max IV in all 6 stats. Remember that it is not possible to accurately clalculate the IVs of low leveled Pokémon unless their stats are projected to lvl 100 in a Wi-Fi battle for example.
Hidden Power
This move that changes from Pokémon to Pokémon since both its base power and type depend on the user's Individual Values. Getting a Pokémon with good stats and the desired Hidden Power type (really useful for Special Attackers that need to counter another Pokémon type) is tough but not impossible since Hidden Power's type and base power can be accurately calculated with using the form below. You can edit the Average IVs and get different results from the defaults. An easier way to determine a Pokémon's Hidden Power type, it to attack a wild Kecleon.
Stat Calculation
As you can do for calculating the Hidden Power, you can edit the Average IVs, and Effort Points and accurately calculate a Pokémon's stats.
Autocomplete
Try typing the Pokémon's name, number or nature in the textboxes beside the dropdown lists if you want quick access to a Pokémon or Nature.
Online features
You can now click on the Show Sprite button to show a Pokémon's Sprite if you are online. You can also see the Pokémon's dex entry by clicking on the sprite.
Themes
You can now use themes that alter the Calculator's default appearence. You can also add your own themes.
Last Modified: February 16, 2010. 02:39:00 am