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Where ''Base'' is the base payout of the Trainer class, and ''Level'' is the level of the last Pokémon | <!-- As far as my research snooping around in the ROM goes, it is the last Pokémon in the Trainer's party stored in memory that accounts for the payout. If you have an exceptional case, please put it on the talk page with the following documentation: | ||
1. The order in which Pokémon appeared, including their levels. If a Pokémon was switched out by means of Whirlwind or the Trainer manually switching out another Pokémon, include this in the order. | |||
2. The Trainer class. | |||
3. The final payout. | |||
4. The Poké Balls in the Trainer's party lineup that turned dark after a Pokémon fainted, and the order in which they did so. | |||
5. The Pokémon that corresponded to each Poké Ball in the party's lineup. | |||
Unless all this information is included, the case will be dismissed as a misreading. | |||
End ROM hacker's comment. ~Ztobor --> | |||
Where ''Base'' is the base payout of the Trainer class, and ''Level'' is the level of the last Pokémon in the Trainer's party. Note that the last Pokémon is not always the highest level Pokémon - for example, in [[Generation II]], {{ga|Red}} pays out {{pdollar}}7700 even though there is a level 81 Pikachu in his party, because the last Pokémon he has is his level 77 Blastoise, and in [[Generation IV]], he pays out {{pdollar}}16,800 despite the level 88 Pikachu because, again, the last Pokémon in his party is his Level 84 Blastoise. | |||
In tag battles, the total payout is simply the sum of the payouts of the two Trainers if they had separate parties. For example, in Generation IV, battling a Camper with a level 26 Spearow at the end of the party at the same time as a Champion with a level 78 Garchomp at the end of the party<!-- I just love using Cynthia as an example, don't ask --> would earn the player {{pdollar}}416 + {{pdollar}}15,600 = {{pdollar}}16,016. Taking on two Roughnecks with a Level 53 and Level 67 Koffing respectively would earn the player {{pdollar}}1272 + {{pdollar}}1608 = {{pdollar}}2880. | In tag battles, the total payout is simply the sum of the payouts of the two Trainers if they had separate parties. For example, in Generation IV, battling a Camper with a level 26 Spearow at the end of the party at the same time as a Champion with a level 78 Garchomp at the end of the party<!-- I just love using Cynthia as an example, don't ask --> would earn the player {{pdollar}}416 + {{pdollar}}15,600 = {{pdollar}}16,016. Taking on two Roughnecks with a Level 53 and Level 67 Koffing respectively would earn the player {{pdollar}}1272 + {{pdollar}}1608 = {{pdollar}}2880. | ||
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The payout of a Pokémon Trainer is the amount of money that a Trainer pays out at the end of a battle.
NPC Trainers
In the games, a Trainer pays out money based on a formula:
Where Base is the base payout of the Trainer class, and Level is the level of the last Pokémon in the Trainer's party. Note that the last Pokémon is not always the highest level Pokémon - for example, in Generation II, Red pays out $7700 even though there is a level 81 Pikachu in his party, because the last Pokémon he has is his level 77 Blastoise, and in Generation IV, he pays out $16,800 despite the level 88 Pikachu because, again, the last Pokémon in his party is his Level 84 Blastoise.
In tag battles, the total payout is simply the sum of the payouts of the two Trainers if they had separate parties. For example, in Generation IV, battling a Camper with a level 26 Spearow at the end of the party at the same time as a Champion with a level 78 Garchomp at the end of the party would earn the player $416 + $15,600 = $16,016. Taking on two Roughnecks with a Level 53 and Level 67 Koffing respectively would earn the player $1272 + $1608 = $2880.
Base payout table
Below is a table of the base payouts of each trainer class, by generation.
| Trainer Class | Gen I | Gen II | Gen III | Gen IV | Gen V |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Youngster | $15 | $16 | |||
| Bug Catcher | $10 | $16 | $12 | $16 | |
| Lass | $24 | ||||
| Sailor | $30 | $40 | $40 | $32 | |
| Jr. Trainer♂/Camper | $20 | $20 | $20 | $16 | |
| Jr. Trainer♀/Picnicker | $20 | $20 | $20 | $16 | |
| Pokémaniac | $50 | $60 | $48 | $64 | |
| Super Nerd | $25 | $32 | $24 | $24 | |
| Hiker | $35 | $32 | $36 | $32 | |
| Biker | $20 | $32 | $20 | ||
| Burglar | $90 | $88 | $88 | ||
| Engineer | $50 | $48 | |||
| Juggler | $35 | $40 | |||
| Fisherman | $35 | $40 | $32 | ||
| Swimmer♂ | $5 | $8 | $8 | $8 | |
| Swimmer♀ | $20 | ||||
| Cue Ball/Roughneck | $25 | $32 | |||
| Gambler | $70 | $72 | |||
| Beauty | $70 | $88 | $80 | $56 | |
| Psychic | $10 | $32 | $32 | ||
| Rocker | $25 | $24 | |||
| Tamer | $40 | ||||
| Bird Keeper | $25 | $24 | $32 | ||
| Black Belt | $25 | $24 | $24 | ||
| Scientist | $50 | $100 | $48 | ||
| Boss | $99 | ||||
| Grunt | $30 | $40 | |||
| Cool/Ace Trainer♂ | $35 | $48 | |||
| Cool/Ace Trainer♀ | $35 | $48 | |||
| Gentleman | $70 | $72 | $200 | ||
| Channeller | $30 | ||||
| Sage | $32 | ||||
| Firebreather | $48 | ||||
| Pokéfan | $80 | $64 | |||
| Twins | $20 | $32 | |||
| Medium | $40 | ||||
| Kimono Girl | $72 | ||||
| Executive/Commander | $72 | $80 | |||
| Skier | $72 | ||||
| Policeman | $40 | ||||
| Guitarist | $32 | ||||
| Teacher | $72 | ||||
| Aroma Lady | $32 | ||||
| Young Couple | $64 | ||||
| Collector | $64 | ||||
| Battle Girl | $16 | ||||
| Cyclist | $32 | ||||
| Artist | $48 | ||||
| Gym Leader | $99 | $100 | $100 | $120 | |
| Elite Four | $99 | $100 | $100 | $120 | |
| Champion | $99 | $100 | $200 | $200 | |
| PKMN Trainer | $100 | $60 | $100[1] | ||
| (Rival) | $35* | $60 | |||
| $65* | |||||
| More to come later. | |||||
| Trainer classes that did not exist in their respective generation have been left blank. | |||||
Player character
In FireRed and LeafGreen and the Generation IV games, the money lost when a player blacks out is calculated using the same formula for the NPC trainers. Unlike the NPC trainers, however, Level is the highest level of any Pokémon in your party instead of simply the level of the last one - this is probably to prevent players from simply inserting a low-level Pokémon at the end of the party to minimize money loss.
Base Payout is looked up using the following table:
| Badges | Payout |
|---|---|
| 0 | $8 |
| 1 | $16 |
| 2 | $24 |
| 3 | $36 |
| 4 | $48 |
| 5 | $60 |
| 6 | $80 |
| 7 | $100 |
| 8 | $120* |
*In FireRed and LeafGreen, this is $100.
For example, if you lose to another trainer with a Level 96 Venusaur in your party when you have seven badges, you will lose $9600.
If the Trainer is currently holding less money than the amount calculated, (s)he will simply lose all his or her money and black out.
