Template:MSP/8c/doc

{{MSP/8c}} displays a core series menu sprite for a Pokémon, and clicking that sprite will go to the Pokémon's species page.

The menu sprite grabbed will be from Pokémon Sword and Shield.

This template crops out some of the white space on sprites, and wraps the sprite inside a flexible div. This is intended to be used for lists of several sprites, such as in egg move tables.

• To display the full sprite files without trimming and without the div wrapping, see {{MSP/8}}.

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• Template fields
  • TemplateData
• Examples
  • Standard use
  • Forms
• Other templates

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Template fields

• field 1 (natdex number) - The Pokémon's National Pokédex number. This should be in a 3-digit format.
• field 2 (Pokémon name) - The name of the Pokémon, to allow linking to its species page.
• form (optional) - A short signifier for the Pokémon's form, so the correct image is displayed.
  • This is generally the first letter (or first few letters) of the form's name or type. For example: G for Galarian Articuno.
  • If unsure, check this archives category for all valid file names: Category:Sword and Shield menu sprites. File names are usually in the format (natdex)(form)MS8.png.

TemplateData

Displays a Sword & Shield cropped menu sprite for a Pokémon, and links to its species page

Template parameters

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
NDex	1	National Pokédex number	Number	required
Pokémon	2	Pokémon species name	Line	required
Form	form	Form identifier	Line	suggested

Examples

Standard use

{{MSP/8c|810|Grookey}}

Forms

{{MSP/8c|144|Articuno}}
{{MSP/8c|144|Articuno|form=G}}
{{MSP/8c|888|Zacian}}
{{MSP/8c|888|Zacian|form=C}}

Other templates

MS templates display a menu sprite for a Pokémon, and links to the file description page on the archives.

• {{MS}} - Most recent (usually HOME)
  • {{MSN}} - Most recent, with name beside (usually HOME)
• {{MS/1}} - Red, Green, and Blue or Red and Blue
• {{MS/Y}} - Yellow
• {{MS/2}} - Gen II
• {{MS/3}} - Gen III, IV, or V
• {{MS/6}} - Gen VI, Sun and Moon, or Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
• {{MS/PE}} - Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
• {{MS/8}} - Sword and Shield
• {{MS/BDSP}} - Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
• {{MS/LA}} - Legends: Arceus
• {{MS/9}} - Gen IX
• {{MS/HOME}} - HOME (3D render)

MSP templates display a menu sprite for a Pokémon, and links to Pokémon species page.

• {{MSP}} - Most recent (usually HOME)
  • {{MSP name}} - Most recent, with name underneath (usually HOME)
• {{MSP/1}} - Red, Green, and Blue or Red and Blue
• {{MSP/Y}} - Yellow
• {{MSP/2}} - Gen II
• {{MSP/3}} - Gen III, IV, or V
• {{MSP/6}} - Gen VI, Sun and Moon, or Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
• {{MSP/PE}} - Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
• {{MSP/8}} - Sword and Shield
  • {{MSP/8c}} - Sword and Shield (With cropped whitespace)
• {{MSP/BDSP}} - Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
• {{MSP/LA}} - Legends: Arceus
• {{MSP/9}} - Gen IX
• {{MSP/ZA}} - Legends: Z-A
• {{MSP/Stad}} - Stadium
• {{MSP/Colo}} - Colosseum
• {{MSP/XD}} - XD
• {{MSP/GO}} - GO
• {{MSP/H}} - HOME (Small bordered sprite)
• {{MSP/HOME}} - HOME (3D render)
• {{MSP/Pokopia}} - Pokopia
• {{MSP/Champs}} - Champions
• {{MSP/RRH}} - Rumble Rush (head)
• {{MSP/RRB}} - Rumble Rush (body)
• {{MSP/Sleep}} - Sleep