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The easiest way to raise a Pokémon's strength is to battle the Pokémon, which will give it [[experience]] and allow it to gain [[level]]s, thus improving its [[stats]] and generally making it stronger. Trainers also teach their Pokémon new [[move]]s which will aid it in battle. Some Trainers may even monitor a Pokémon's [[effort values]] to ensure that their Pokémon gains the most beneficial stats. | The easiest way to raise a Pokémon's strength is to battle the Pokémon, which will give it [[experience]] and allow it to gain [[level]]s, thus improving its [[stats]] and generally making it stronger. Trainers also teach their Pokémon new [[move]]s which will aid it in battle. Some Trainers may even monitor a Pokémon's [[effort values]] to ensure that their Pokémon gains the most beneficial stats. | ||
One of the best way to train a pokemon is to put it in the front of your party and every time you enter a battle, switch it out for a stronger pokemon. This way, the pokemon that needs training will still get experience points to help it level up. Another way to train your pokemon is to get an Exp. Share and let the pokemon to be trained hold it. Every time you battle, that pokemon will get a part of the Exp. earned in battle, also leveling it up. | |||
There are also some items that will enhance the way a Trainer's pokemon performs in battle. These types of items can either power up the pokemon's stats or power up some of their moves. An item such as a Silk Scarf powers up normal-type moves, like Mystic Water strengthens water-type moves, and Charcoal powers up fire-type moves. | |||
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