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Baton Pass (move)

**Stats**

* Not affected by Protect
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

Baton Pass is a Vanilla-type move in Pokemon Sweet. It was originally a Normal-type move.

## Effect

The user switches out with an available pokesweet.

This allows any pokésweet to set up against their opponent using another pokésweet that has a stat boosting move, or a HP conserving move that the newly chosen pokésweet does not have, e.g: Lemdrop's Substitute getting passed on to a Chocosaur, offering better protection, whilst setting up Hunger Dust & Cherry Seed.

The following status conditions or stat changes will be passed on (not including the Infatuation status, since it cannot be passed on):

* Any effects done by stat increasing moves done by the user of Baton Pass (Fork Dance, Double Team, Apple Core, etc.)
* Any effects done by stat decreasing moves inflicted upon the user of Baton Pass by foe pokésweets (Growl, Apple Sound, Fake Tears, etc.)
* Any "double-edge sword" styled stat increasing moves used by the Baton Pass user (Curse, Superpower, Minimize, etc.)
* Any status moves that help the Baton Pass user get a sure-hit or critical hit (Lock-On, Mind Reader, Focus Energy, etc.)
* If the Baton Pass user has used a trapping move (such as Mean Look, Block, Taffy Web), it will pass on to another pokésweet in the same party.
* Trapping moves inflicted on the Baton Pass user by foe pokésweets will pass on to another pokésweet in the party.
* The Confusion Status will be passed on if a pokésweet is switched out via Baton Pass.
* The Cursed Status inflicted by a type of pokésweet that can inflict it is passed on to another pokésweet
* The HP healing move, Ingrain will be passed on, along with its trapping effect.
* The Baton Pass user's Substitute will pass on to another pokésweet from the same party.
* The effect of the 3 Turn, 1-Hit K.O move Perish Song inflicted on the user, or by the user will pass on to another pokésweet.

## PokéSweets that can learn Baton Pass

### **Via Level Up**

 133

Pokésweets do not gain STAB using this move, due to Baton Pass being a non-attacking move.

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Vapeareon - Can only learn as a Cupvee at level 36

Plumbreon - Can only learn as a Cupvee at level 36

Beigeon - Can only learn as a Cupvee at level 36

### **Via Breeding/Hacking**

 49
 123
Gumballer

**Gumballer** is a dual-type Cherry/Blueberry PokéSweet. It evolves from **Gumble** at level 38.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Learnset

### By A Prior Evolution

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Gumballer is based on gumball machines and the canon Pokémon Crustle.

### Errors

* Despite being a Blueberry-type, Gumballer can't learn any Blueberry moves.
Orange City

**Orange City** is a town next to Orange Hills, connecting to Jelly Bridge, Orange Road, and Honey Road. Here the sidewalks are cookies and bright green hedges border the roads. Orange City has a **PokéSweet Center**, **Sweet Mart**, **Bike Shop**, and the **Orange City Gym**. In the north are two berry trees, Cheri and Chesto. There are two men about to have a baking contest, but neither is ready and both are anxious about the skills of the other.

 Places of Interest

### Bike Shop

In the west of town, there is a Bike Shop, that sells donut-wheel bikes. Initially the price for a Donut Bike is ¥1million. Later on the player receives a Bike Voucher which can be exchanged for a free Donut Bike.

### Robbed House

One of the houses has been robbed by a Team Sour grunt, who can be found in the lower-left corner of the map. Talking to her will initiate a battle, and after beating her, the player receives TM11. If returning to the robbed house, the man will ask for the TM back. If TM11 is given to him, he'll reward the player with TM18.

### Baker's Home

The house next to the Sweet Mart is home of a baker, who will offer to bake the player a **Cupvee**. She asks for the following berries: Oran x2, Pecha x2, Chesto x2, and Cheri x2. This can be repeated whenever the player has enough berries to give her.

### Orange City Gym

The Gym Leader is **Fizzy**, and she uses Orange-type PokéSweets. Her gym is made of a large orange-soda pool and cannot be exited until she is beaten or the player loses all their pokemon.

### Sweet Mart

See a list of items for sale on the Sweet Marts and Shops page.

In addition, a girl to the north of town will sell the player **Soda Pops** for ¥600.

## Items

 TM18 (Rain Dance)
 Cheri Berry x2
 Chesto Berry x2

## Trainers

(reward  ¥1,000)
Doslug lv.25
Mawnana

**Mawnana** is a Banana-type PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite its Attack being tied with its Speed as its lowest base stat, Mawnana gives 1 Attack EV when defeated.
Aromatherapy (move)

**Stats**

* Not affected by Protect
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* **Affected by Snatch**
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

**Aromatherapy** is a status-restoring Lime-type move. It was originally a Grass-type move.

Aromatherapy cures any status conditions affecting the user and all of the user's teammates, including those not currently in battle.
Beigeon

**Beigeon** is a dual-type Strawberry/Chocolate PokéSweet. It evolves from **Cupvee** when exposed to the Beige Candy. It is one of **Cupvee’s** final forms, the others being **Vapeareon** and **Plumbreon**.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Learnset

### By A Prior Evolution

**Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

* Beigeon is the only evolution of Cupvee that can use a move with STAB.

### Design origin

Beigeon's design origin has limited traces. It might be based off of coffee cake, due to it's soft brown palette. Or it might have been blondies, a type of brownie in which instead of cocoa, there is vanilla mixed in it. This was made after a brilliant speculation of someone in the comments.

### Name origin

Beigeon is a portmanteau of "Sylveon" and "beige".

### Errors

* Despite being a Strawberry/Chocolate-type, Beigeon can only learn one Strawberry move, Ember, and can't learn any damaging Chocolate-type moves.
* Despite its Special Defense being its highest stat, Beigeon gives 2 Attack EVs when defeated. This is because it uses Flareon's slot, and the EVs were not updated.
Orange Hills (Route 4)

**Orange Hills** is a route with **Rock Candy Mine** separating it into two parts. The area connecting to **Cake Hills** has a **PokéSweet Center**, and the **Vanilla Dome** in the cave to the left. Inside the PokéSweet Center is a man annoyed that the **Rival** took all the credit for repelling Team Sour from the Candy Manor.

After exiting the **Rock Candy Mine**, the route continues and leads to **Orange City.**

## Places of Interest

### Vanilla Dome

Right next to the PokéSweet center is the **Vanilla Dome**, where the player can battle 4 trainers in a row to receive a prize (a rare candy). The player isn't healed between battles, and after winning them all the challenge can be re-taken again for another rare candy.

## Items

 Caratorb | Grass
 Gumble | Grass

## Trainers

There are no trainers on route 4.

Listed here are the Vanilla Dome Trainers.

(reward ¥600)
Creamtuff lv.15
Popsichu lv.15
 PKSW Trainer Chris
(reward ¥600)
Cookietot lv.15
Ariacake lv.15
 PKSW Trainer Pete
(reward ¥720)
Cottonat lv.18
Ariacake lv.18
 PKSW Trainer Meg
(reward ¥720)
Ariacake lv.18
Gumballer lv.18
Caratrode lv.18
Sorbet Island

Sorbet Island is a cave in Pokémon Sweet 2th that has been captured by pirates.

## Trainers

Captain Sam and your Rival will fight you right after eachother, unless either of them has been beaten before.

(reward ¥640)
Oshacone lv.32
 Pirate Eddie
(reward ¥640)
Doslug lv.32
 Pirate Chad
(reward ¥640)
Shrewberry lv.32
 Pirate Dan
(reward ¥640)
Shrewberry lv.32
 Captain Sam
(reward ¥2,560)
Chocolish lv.32
Donaught lv.32
Mega Cweamicent lv.32
Frustration (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

Frustration is an offensive Vanilla-type move. It was originally a Normal-type move.

## Effect

If Frustration is used by a pokésweet, they will deal damage to a single target using their hatred for their trainer against them.

Frustration deals more damage depending on how much they hate their trainer:

* Fainting causes a pokésweet to lose friendship points, weakening Return & powering up Frustration
* Walking around will increase friendship, weakening Frustration
* Winning a battle using the pokésweet who knows Frustration will increase friendship, weakening the move

At max friendship, Frustration only deals 1 damage, but at minimum friendship, deals 102 damage.

Frustration also has these effects:

* **Allies** can be accidentally targeted using this move, so be careful
* Only **one** Pokésweet can be targeted at a time using this move
* Since Frustration is a **physical** attack, abilities such as Starve Armor, Static, Cute Charm etc. **may** take affect on the user.

## PokéSweets that can learn Frustration

### **Via TM**

**Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Ariacake - Can only learn as a Spinacake using a TM

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

**Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## PokéSweets that cannot learn Frustration

* Cottonat - This is due to Cottonat using Caterpie's slot
* Cottomoth - This is due to Cottomoth using Metapod's slot
* Ariacake - This is due to Ariacake using Weedle's slot
* Cookietot - This is due to Cookietot using Kakuna's slot
* Berrierd - This is due to Berrierd using Magikarp's slot
* Pudding - Being based on Ditto, Pudding can only learn Transform
Leilabu (Psychodash's OC)

**NOTE: This is a *Steven Universe* OC, so everything with this OC is Steven Universe related.**

**Leilabu**, often just called **Leila**, is the fusion of Moonstone and Aquamarine. Her name is a combination of
**"Leila"**, which means night, and **"Ambu"**, which means water.

## Description

Leilabu, like most gems, has a more feminine appearance (since all gems are genderless but like "she/her" pronouns). However, she looks like a normal gem despite being a fusion, as she has no extra body parts like most fusions do.

She has a light blue-green skin color, along with dark, almost midnight blue hair. She has a dark blue tank top with a dark blue-green skirt, along with blue leggings. She also had midnight blue boots and sleeves (not connected to her shirt).

## Personality

Leilabu is mainly a kind gem if you're not on her bad side. Most try to stay on her good side due to the power she has, and the things she can do with it.

But that doesn't mean others just want to be away from her bad side, alot do like her for her caring and kind personality. As she is willing to go as far as risking her life (or cracking her gem) for people she cares about. She'd also go as far as cracking another gem or killing someone for the protection of people she cares about. So, by many, she is seen as a warrior for people she loves.

## Abilities

**Flight-** Leilabu, like the in-show character Lapis Lazuli, has the ability to spurt wings from one of her gemstones (the one located on her back), but different from Lapis' wings, her's have a celestial design on them rather than looking like water. She developed this ability from Moonstone, since her wings look almost exactly like Leilabu's.

**Hydrokinesis-** Also like Lapis, Leilabu has the ability to move water with her mind. Though she can only move small amounts of it, she can still use it to harm others. She got this ability from Aquamarine.

**Telekinesis-** Leilabu also seems to be able to move the stars at night, so they can form shapes for even form shooting stars. However, it is unknown where she got this ability from. It is thought of to be from Moonstone, since her powers are related to nighttime and galaxies.

**Magic Orbs-** Leilabu can use magic orbs coming from both hands, but due to her being s fusion, the orbs are two different colors. The orb in her left hand is a light aqua color while the orb in her right hand is blue, which both resemble the gems who made her exist as a fusion.

## Trivia

* Moonstone and Aquamarine, despite some occasions, often stay fused as Leilabu for long periods of time.
	+ The longest they've been unfused was when Moonstone was forced into a fusion with Peridot.
* Moonstone has a more passive personality, while Aquamarine's more of a warrior.
* Whenever the two are unfused, Moonstone is constantly nagged by Aquamarine to use her power better.
Mousse

**Mousse** is a dual-type Chocolate/Cherry PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Mousse is based on Mousse and the canon Pokémon Stantler.

### Name Origin

Mousse is named for the dessert it was based on.
Cinnabun Island

Cinnabun Island GYM:

"Pirates booted the gym leader out!"

Take Dessert Quizzes to skip the Pirate Trainers:

Question 1: Lemonade has sugar? YES

Question 2: Icecream has flour in it? NO

Question 3: Piestoise evolves? NO

Question 4: Can apples be poisoned? NO

Question 5: Pie day is Marth 14th? YES

Question 6: TM28 contains laxatives? NO

GYM LEADER: Captain (has Hyperpotions and Full Heals)

Lipsynx lvl 48; Plumbreon lvl 48; Leaforice lvl 48; Cottomoth lvl 48; Ariacake lvl 48; Cookietune lvl 48

Once defeated you win the Sugar Badge.
Flour Town

**Flour Town** is the second town on the player's journey. It consists of 12 buildings, including a **PokéSweet Center,** **Sweet Mart**, **Baking School**, and the **Flour Town Gym**. The town has pink grass and a pastel yellow road, along with pink flowers and two **berry trees.**

## Places of Interest

### Baking School

The building in the top-middle of town is the **Baking School**, with a student studying her notes and a teacher standing by the board. She confesses she isn't sure why it's called "Home Economics". The board details the effectiveness of flavors against each other. The book before the girl explains which types are physical (Vanilla, Cherry, Strawberry, Apple, and Chocolate), and which are special (the rest).

### Official Name Rater

The house right above the school (at the very top of the town) is the official **Name Rater**. Talk to him to change your PokéSweet's nickname.

### Flour Town Gym

To the right on the town is the PokéSweet gym. The first time the player enters the town, it's locked and the name on the sign is "???".

### Sweet Mart

See a list of items for sale on the Sweet Marts and Shops page.

## Items

 Oran Berry x2
 Pearl
 Great Ball
Chocolate Hill

**Chocolate Hill** is a short route to the west of **Rainbow City**. It is blocked by a sleeping **Smorelax** that can be woken up by a **B-Day Cake** (multiple use item) from the **Tower of Candy**. Another area is blocked by a builder that needs **Strength**, a Pokésweet chef lives in a house at the end of this path that cooks you a **Cinnawag** for 2 Cheri and 2 Chesto Berries.

## PokéSweets

 Gumchoo | Grass
 Snotree | Grass
 Cinnawag | Trade for berries
 Smorelax | B-Day Cake

## Trainers

reward ¥1,160
 Cue Ball Koji
reward ¥1,344
Snotree lv.28
 Cue Ball Luke
reward ¥1,392
 Biker Hideo
reward ¥700
 Biker Ruben
reward ¥1,120
Flangoose lv.28
 Cue Ball Camron
reward ¥1,392
Cantree lv.29
Cotton Crater

**Cotton Crater** is a short route to the west of **Berry City**. It has a small patch of grass with 3 trainers and a passage to the **Stawberry Slide**

## PokéSweets

 Oshacone | Grass
 Mintret | Grass
 Raticake | Grass
 Rattatart | Grass

## Trainers

reward ¥1,392
 Bird Keeper Jacob
reward ¥1,248
Mintret lv.26
Mintret lv.26
 Bird Keeper Ramiro
reward ¥816
Bananaby

**Bananaby** is a dual-type Banana/Chocolate PokéSweet. It evolves into **Bananibuzz** at level 26.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Name origin

Bananaby is a portmanteau of "banana" and "Vullaby".

### Errors

* Despite being a Chocolate-type PokéSweet, Bananby can only learn one damaging Chocolate-type move.
Grapipom

**Grapipom** is a Grape-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Grapom** at level 25.

## Biology

*Grapipom* is a bunch of grapes shaped into a monkey. It has grown a second tail, making it better at attacking.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Grapipom is based on a bunch of grapes and the canon Pokémon Ambipom.

### Name origin

Grapipom is a portmanteau of "grape" and "Ambipom".

### Errors

* Despite being a Grape-type, Grapipom can only learn one damaging Grape-type move, Astonish, which it can only learn via TM.
Monsieur

**Monsieur** is a dual-type Lemon/Vanilla PokéSweet. It evolves from **Macaloon** at level 28.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Lemon-type, Monsieur can't learn any Lemon-type moves.
Golberry

**Golberry** is a Blueberry-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Frubat** at level 28, and evolves into **Croberry** at level 36.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Blueberry-type PokéSweet, Golberry does not learn any Blueberry-type moves.
Lemonade Port Gym

Vermilion City Gym is led by Lieutenant Surge. Leader Kokai's gym has 3 trainers who can all be avoided. He uses 2 HyParfaits and 2 Full Heals and she awards the Swirly Medal.

## Trainers

(reward ¥896)
Cupop lv.25
 Chef Steve
(reward ¥896)
Candila lv.25
 Chef Winston
(reward ¥896)
Doslug lv.25
 Leader Kokai
(reward ¥3,000)
Hypflan lv.30
Poffdrio lv.30
Lolliwak lv.30
Black Forest

**Black Forest** is a large zone north of **Berry City**, that has several areas with unique and rare Pokésweets in each.

## Items

### Heart area

 Max Potion
 TM46 (Thief)
 TM11 (Sundae)

### Pumpkin area

 TM47 (Banana Wing)
 Protein
 HM03 (Surf)

## PokéSweets

### Cone area

 Snotree | Grass
 Mousse | Grass
 Pieduck | Water

### Heart area

 Malts | Grass
 Chocorose | Grass
 Pieduck | Water

### Pumpkin area

 Airloon | Grass
 Cornet | Grass
 Pieduck | Water

### Egg area

 Peepow | Grass
 Chocotank | Grass
 Pieduck | Water

## Trainers

### Heart area

reward ¥3,600
Velvevoir lv.45
 Sweet Pie Lip
reward ¥2,800
Lillicake lv.45
Whimsiwine lv.35

### Pumpkin area

reward ¥1,440
 Hex Maniac Henry
reward ¥1,280
Parfure lv.28
 Hex Maniac Tharja
reward ¥1,400
Parfure lv.33
 Pirate Dart
reward ¥1,024
Cinnawhirl lv.30
 Pirate Darros
reward ¥960
Tartortle lv.29
 Pirate Ross
reward ¥1,024
Banperior lv.32
Gummaring lv.32
 Pirate Dozzla
reward ¥256
Bananibuzz lv.26
Swellpeep lv.26
 Leader Captain
reward ¥1,024
Gumtic lv.32
Gummaring lv.32
Cupcat lv.32
 Youngster Oscar
reward ¥320 and Surf

### Egg area

reward ¥304
Banperior lv.36
Parfelure lv.36
 Tuber Drake
reward ¥272
Cweamicent lv.36
Panfisk lv.34
Lipsynx

**Lipsynx** is a dual-type Raspberry/Grape PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any know PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Raspberry/Grape-type, Lipsynx can't learn any Grape-type moves, and can only learn one damaging Raspberry-type move, which it learns via HM.
Cookietune

**Cookietune**is a dual-type Raspberry/Chocolate PokéSweet. It evolves from **Cookietot** at level 18.

## Biology

*Cookietune* is a chocolate cookie shaped into a bug, with raspberry icing spread into a suit. Its hands have candy canes with artificial raspberry flavor in them.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Learnset

### By A Prior Evolution

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being its evolved form, Cookietune's Defense stat is lower than Cookietot's.
* Despite being a Chocolate-type, Cookietune can only learn one Chocolate-type move, which it can only learn via TM.
Gummaring

**Gummaring** is a Lemon-type PokéSweet.

It evolves from **Gummiursa** at level 31.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Both the Gummiursa line and the Gumchoo line are based on gummy bears.

### Design origin

Gummaring is based on gummy bears and the canon Pokémon Ursaring.

### Name Origin

Gummaring is a portmanteau of "Gummy (bear)" and "Ursaring".

### Errors

* Despite being a Lemon-type PokéSweet, Gummaring can only learn two Lemon-type moves.
* Despite being the evolved form of Gummiursa, Gummaring's Attack stat is actually lower than Gummiursa's.
Milky Coast

**Milky Coast** is a surfing route south of **Berry City** and ending in **Milky Way**.

## PokéSweets

 Tropanana | Grass
 Pieduck | Grass
 Icefish | Water

## Trainers

reward ¥240
 Swimmer Dude
reward ¥360
Lickichef lv.29
 Swimmer Tony
reward ¥360
 Swimmer David
reward ¥344
Gumchoo lv.36
 Swimmer Doug
reward ¥344
Icefish lv.44
Icefish lv.43
 Swimmer Matt
reward ¥240
 Swimmer Alice
reward ¥352
 Swimmer Connie
reward ¥234
Tropanana lv.43
 Swimmer Lea
reward ¥344
Icefish lv.35
Lickichef lv.33
Cweamicent lv.43
 Swimmer Annie
reward ¥216
Chocorose lv.34
Cinnawag lv.27
Lempras lv.41
Chocorose lv.33
Bisour

**Bisour** is a Lime-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Pawnsour** at level 24.

## Biology

*Bisour* is a sour lime candy shaped into a bishop chess piece. Its attacks are well known for being fast and strong.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Crazy Cake (move)

Crazy Cake is a Vanilla type move in Pokémon Sweet. It was originally a Normal type move, and was originally called Metronome.

Crazy Cake allows the user to choose almost any move in the game.

## Effect

Crazy Cake allows the user to randomly use a move that the Pokésweet may not be able to learn, including all unobtainable moves excluding Assist, Sketch & Nature Power.

Crazy Cake also has different effects:

* If Crazy Cake chooses any Priority Moves, even if the pokésweet is slower than its target, moves like Quick Attack will NOT allow the user to attack first.
* Moves that allow guaranteed hits, such as Mind Reader will NOT effect Crazy Cake; if the move can miss, the move may miss.
* If the move can select more than one target, such as a foe and an ally, the target is randomly selected, making this move ***dangerous* to use in double battles**.
* Multiple Turn Moves (such as Rollout), or two-turn moves (such as Dig) will fail if the user is holding a Choice Band, but that can only be found in Sweet 2th.

Also, Crazy Cake cannot choose, or use any of the moves listed below:

* Another Crazy Cake (Metronome)
* Improvise (Struggle), since it is a move that cannot be *taught* to a pokésweet
* Snore (for some odd reason...)
* Transform (Only Pudding & Mewberry can learn this move)
* **Moves that block attacks** (Detect, Endure & Protect)
* **Item Stealing Moves** (Covet, Thief & Trick)
* **Moves that randomly pick other moves** (Assist, Another Crazy Cake, Sleep Talk & Nature Power)
* **Moves that copy a foe pokésweet's moves** (Mimic, Copycake (Mirror Move) & Sketch)
* **Situational moves** (Counter, Destiny Bond, Focus Punch, Mirror Coat & Snatch)
* **Moves that help allies in double battles** (Follow Me & Helping Hand)

## Description

Waggles a finger and stimulates the brain into using any move at random.

 Learnset

### **By Leveling Up**

 36
 151

Pokésweets do not gain STAB using this move, due to Crazy Cake being a non-attacking move. However, the move picked by Crazy Cake may have STAB if the move matches the typing of the pokésweet.

### **Via TM**

No Pokésweets can learn Crazy Cake via TM

### **Via Breeding/Hacking**

Pokésweets do not gain STAB using this move, due to Crazy Cake being a non-attacking move. However, the move picked by Crazy Cake may have STAB if the move matches the typing of the pokésweet.
Shang 'Toasty' Lao

**Shang 'Toasty' Lao** is a character that's a mixture of Five Night's at Freddy's and Mortal Kombat. He is one of the few creations that are not Corpse-Party, Ib, or Mad Father related.

## About Shang Lao

A powerful, deadly sorcerer and a primary villain, Shang Lao is a shapeshifter who needs to consume souls in order to sustain his health and life. Normally, he is the epitome of cunning and decadence, as symbolized by his preference for lavish parties, grand palaces, toast, and stylish clothing. However, this bombast is a facade, disguising 'Toasty's' true intellectual and mental sophistication. His nemesis can be anyone, but throughout his unnatural lifespan, he may earn the hatred of any others.

## Appearance

Shang 'Toasty' Lao's normal appearance is that of a man with purple clothing and purple skin. He also be may seen wearing a yellow badge. This may not be his *natural* appearance moreso a disguise as he has consumed many souls, giving him the ability to change his appearance and other's. However, it's just revealed he painted his skin. He normally looks like a normal asian man with normal light gray hair.

## Combat characteristics

As mentioned above, 'Toasty' was cursed by mysterious entities identified only as his gods. The curse forcibly decreases his lifespan, unless he takes the souls of others to replenish himself. Shang's primary objective is to find an infinite source of souls on which to thrive indefinitely. Should Lao go on without souls, his body will rapidly age, wither, and eventually die.

However, due to his ability to absorb souls, he has also discovered an unforeseen side effect, granting him the ability to shapeshift into the people whose souls he has taken. The change is more than skin deep as he has access to their memories and powers as well. Shang 'Toasty' Lao is not required to steal a person's soul in order to morph into them, however. As a sorcerer, he wields incredible black magic, most of it provided by blood rituals and training by the greatest sorcerer in the Netherrealm he could find.

He is also associated with the element fire, able to fire flaming skull-shaped projectiles at his opponent. In addition to his projectiles, he has the ability to create a giant, flaming cobra of fire. He can also use his element of fire for sorcery and black magic, such as his ability to create portals or make illusions.

Additionally, Shang possesses knowledge of genetics, able to create clones and biological abominations.
Frappé City Gym

Frappé City Battle Bakery is one of the two strongest gyms in the region. The 3 trainers inside block the way to Sarina, so at least one of them needs to be fought from a distance. Strength is unneeded if the player chooses to fight Rick out of the 3 Chefs. Sarina has 2 HyParfaits and 2 Full Heals. She uses chocolate types and gives the Frappé Medal.

## Trainers

(reward ¥1,120)
Panzeal lv.35
 Chef Dave
(reward ¥1,120)
Devino lv.35
 Chef Ben
(reward ¥1,120)
Migum lv.35
 Leader Sarina
(reward ¥3,800)
Bananabuzz lv.38
Chocorade lv.38
Chocotank lv.38
Puffdrio lv.38
Banana Road

**Banana Road** is a winding route with an Underground Path on it. It has a pink lake and lots of grass, along with a small house. The girl inside will tell the player about how she got on a truck and ended up in an entirely different area.

## PokéSweets

 Mawnana | Grass
 Banvy | Grass
 Pieduck | Water

## Trainers

(reward ¥504)
Cottonat lv.22
 Bug Catcher Dave
(reward ¥240)
Tackle (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

**Tackle** is an offensive Vanilla-type move in Pokémon Sweet. It was originally a Normal-type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

When a pokésweet uses Tackle, the user slams their body into their foe to inflict damage.

Tackle has no secondary effects.

Tackle also has these effects:

* **Allies** can be accidentally targeted using this move, so be careful
* Only **one** Pokésweet can be targeted at a time using this move
* Since Tackle is a **physical** attack, abilities such as Starve Armor, Static, Cute Charm etc. **may** take affect on the user.

### **Outside of Battle**

Tackle cannot be used outside of a battle

## Description

A physical attack in which the user charges, full body, into the foe.

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.
Facade (move)

Facade is a physical vanilla type move that deals more damage if the Pokésweet that uses it is suffering from a major status condition.

It used to be a Normal Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

If Facade is used by a pokésweet, they deal 70 base power damage with no other effect.

However, if the user has a status condition, Facade will deal 140 base power damage instead, making it a really good situational move, due to how most enemy Pokésweets like to status the player's Pokésweets.

Facade also has these effects:

* **Allies** can be accidentally targeted using this move, so be careful
* Only **one** Pokésweet can be targeted at a time using this move
* Since Facade is a **physical** attack in Gen 3, abilities such as Starve Armor, Static, Cute Charm etc. **may** take affect on the user. **However, in the case of Facade, this is actually good**, since it will **now deal an additional 140 damage.**
* The move Haze will **cancel out** status conditions, reducing Facade's power back to 70
* Facade is **only powered up by** Hunger & Paralysis. Burn will **halve the attack of the user**, making Facade still deal 70 base power, & both Sleep & Freezing **renders Facade useless.**

### **Outside of Battle**

Facade cannot be used outside of a battle

## In-game Description

An attack that is boosted if user is burned, poisoned, or paralyzed.

## PokéSweets that can learn Facade

### **By Level Up**

No Pokésweets can learn Facade via Level Up.

### **Via TM**

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Ariacake - Can only learn as a Spinacake using a TM

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

## PokéSweets that cannot learn Facade

* Cottonat - This is due to Cottonat using Caterpie's slot
* Ariacake - This is due to Ariacake using Weedle's slot
* Cookietot - This is due to Cookietot using Kakuna's slot
* Pudding - Being based on Ditto, Pudding can only learn Transform
Berochef

**Berochef** is a Vanilla-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Lickichef** when leveled up after baking a few PokéBlocks at the bakery in Rainbow City.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Berochef shares the same cry as Seadra.

### Design origin

It is a cake version of Lickylicky decorated with white marzipan shaped into Chef's clothing.

### Name Origin

Berochef's name may either be:

* A mixture of Bureau and Chef (from "Bureau de chef", which is French for "Head of Office"), meaning that combined with Chef, Berochef literally translates to "Head Chef".
* Bero is the Japanese sound for "lick", meaning that Berochef translates to Lickchef.
Baking Sweets

Throughout the region of Kanto, There are some NPC that will create a PokéSweet for you after giving them some berries. Each of these Sweets can be done multiple Times so long as you have the necessary Berries

## NPC locations

 Orange City | Cupvee | 15
X2 Pecha Berries
X2 Chesto Berries
 Chocolate Hill | Cinnawag | 15
 Berry City | Tortoal | 20

if more are found they will be added
Cherry Seed (move)

Cherry Seed is a Cherry-type status attack in Pokémon Sweet.

Cherry Seed is a move in which the opponent takes little damage every turn, giving the user some health back.

It was originally a Grass Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

If a Pokésweet manages to use this move, the user will throw special cherry seeds at a targeted pokésweet, giving them the Seeded status condition.

After all pokésweets have ended their turn, the cherry seeds will suck up an eight of the infected pokésweet, which the user of Cherry Seed will absorb.

Also, Cherry Seed will have these effects:

* **Allies** can be accidentally targeted using this move, so be careful
* Only **one** Pokésweet can be targeted at a time using this move
* Cherry Seed **doesn't effect** Lime Types
* Cherry Seeds can be removed if the infected Pokésweet switches out
* Cherry Seed will not drain the infected Pokésweet's HP if there are no Pokésweets in the spot where the user was
* The move Haze will **not remove** any Cherry Seeds that are planted on any Pokésweet.
* The move Rapid Spin can be used to remove cherry seeds, but **only the user** can shake them off.
* Every time Cherry Seed drains the seeded Pokésweet's health, the textbox below says "Foe's \_\_\_\_'s health is sapped by LEECH SEED!" This is likely an oversight.

### **Outside of Battle**

Cherry Seed cannot be used outside of a battle

## Description

A seed is planted on the foe to steal some HP for the user on every turn.

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

Pokésweets don't get STAB due to Cherry Seed being a non-attacking move

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Shroompie - Can only learn as a Limeshroom at level 13

### **Via Breeding/Hacking**

 47

Pokésweets don't get STAB due to Cherry Seed being a non-attacking move
Pie Tackle (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 \*10% chance to paralyze
* User takes recoil damage equal to ⅓ of the damage done to the target.

**Pie Tackle** is an offensive Banana-type move. It was originally Volt Tackle.
Lemdrop

**Lemdrop** is a Lemon-type PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Sprites

### Design origin

Lemdrop is based on lemon drops and Castform's Rainy form.

### Name origin

Lemdrop is a corruption of "lemon drop". It may also be a play on "raindrop".

### Errors

Despite being a Lemon-type, Lemdrop can only learn one Lemon-type move, which it can only learn via TM.
Dewice

**Dewice** is a Blueberry-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Oshacone** at level 21, and evolves into **Samurcone** at level 45.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Blueberry-type, Dewice can only learn one damaging Blueberry-type move.
Cinnabun Island Gym

**Cinnabun Island** Gym has been taken over by the **Black Sugar Pirate Captain,** who stole it from the previous leader, **Fargus** (or is the Captain's real name).

**Pirate Leader Captain** has also put a signpost outside of the gym, claiming that he has won all 100 of his matches so far, which is hinted to be a lie due to the player character's reaction.

Unlike most gyms in the game, the exit isn't blocked off, so Cinnabun Island's Gym can be left at any point.

All of the battles with the Black Sugar Pirates can be skipped if all of the quiz machines are answered correctly.

**Pirate Leader Captain** has 2 Hyper Potions and a Full Heal, and uses Raspberry type Pokésweets.

Upon being defeated, he gives the **Sugar Badge** after victory, and the Black Sugar Pirates stop antagonizing everyone. However, the Black Sugar Pirates do not give the gym back to the original owner.

Interestingly, due to a glitch, Pirate Ramon has a male level 0 Decamark that knows no moves. He also instantly faints on his turn, giving 1 EXP point to the player's Pokésweets.

After defeating Ramon's Pumpkinete, MissingNo.'s sprite stays on the screen next to Ramon until the battle ends.

It is likely possible that Pirate Ramon's battle was not meant to be a double pokésweet battle.

## Trainers

reward ¥1,472
Creamtuff lv.46
 Pirate Avery
reward ¥1,408
Ariacake lv.47
Cookietune lv.45
 Pirate Ramon
reward ¥1,312
 Pirate Derek
reward ¥704
 Pirate Rusty
reward ¥1,440
 Pirate Zac
reward ¥1,504
 Leader Captain
reward ¥1,920
Lipsynx lv.48
Cottomoth lv.48
Ariacake lv.48
Leaforice lv.48
Cookietune lv.48
Meringle

**Meringle** is a dual-type Lemon/Vanilla PokéSweet.

It is based on Grotle, and has the cry of a Nidorina.

It evolves from **Tortewig** at level 16, and evolves into **Torteringe** at level 36.

## Biology

*Meringle* is a medium-sized lemon torte shaped into a tortoise, with a hardened meringue shell. This hard meringue can be used a shield.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Berrierd

**Berrierd** is a Blueberry-type PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Blueberry-type, Berrierd only learns two Blueberry moves, and can only learn a damaging Blueberry move via TM. (Water Pulse)
Kangaclown

**Kangaclown** is a dual-type Vanilla/Chocolate PokéClown, owned by the champion of Clown Land, Clown Adder.

Kangaclown is not intended to be obtainable for the player, so much of its data (movepool, Cookbook entry, evolution line, etc.) is left over from the Pokémon it was edited from. (In this case, that Pokémon was Feraligatr)

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Cake Castle (Sweet 2th)

## Cake castle

Cake Castle contains an average trainer's final challenge. In Pokémon Sweet 2th you may however progress to the Inverse Castle in search of your rival. There is also a move relearner and a name rater sitting near the PokéSweet Center.

### Shop

 Ultra Ball
 Great Ball
 Full Restore
 Max Potion
 Revive
 Full Heal
 Max Repel

## Trainers

The Pastriots have 2 Full Restores

(reward ¥5,000)
Chocoluxe lv.50
Samurcone lv.50
Creamgar lv.50
Glacream lv.50
 Pastriot Hikaru
(reward ¥5,000)
Chefchamp lv.50
Chocotank lv.50
Berochef lv.50
Alakabake lv.50
 Pastriot Amy
(reward ¥5,000)
Gumtic lv.50
Goman lv.50
Fearnana lv.50
Gumballer lv.50
 Pastriot Tsurugi
(reward ¥5,000)
Gelldra lv.50
Swamptart lv.50
Chocardos lv.50
Strawizard lv.50
Pinacha lv.50
Cantree

**Cantree** is a Lime-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Snotree** at level 37.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Lime-type, Cantree can only learn one Lime-type move.
* Despite being its evolved form, Cantree's Attack is lower than Snotree's.
Cinnawhirl

**Cinnawhirl** is a Chocolate-type PokéSweet. It evolves from **Cinnawag** at level 25, and evolves into **Cinnawrath** at level 40.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Cinnawhirl is based on cinnamon rolls and the canon Pokémon Poliwhirl.

### Name Origin

Cinnawhirl is a portmanteau of "cinnamon (roll)" and "Polywhirl".

### Errors

* Despite being primarily brown, Cinnawhirl is categorized as a yellow PokéSweet by the Cookbook.
Sugar City Gym

Sugar City Battle Bakery is led by Midori, who awards the Lollipop Medal. She has 2 HyParfaits, 2 Full Heals. There is an easy ice puzzle inside, with 3 trainers who can all be avoided. If the Battle Bakery is left, the trainers will be reset.

## Trainers

(reward ¥896)
Cupop lv.25
 Chef Felix
(reward ¥896)
Chadabra lv.25
 Chef Jace
(reward ¥896)
Sevipop lv.25
 Leader Midori
(reward ¥3,000)
Muffloom lv.30
Mintastar lv.30
Pinekle lv.30
Choco Mine

Choco Mine is a cave in Pokémon Sweet 2th on Route 16 and leading to Route 17.

## Items

 Mega Whisk
 Mega Lollipop\*

## Trainers

Before fighting the Lolliwak, your rival will appear and gives you a Mega Whisk (~Mega Ring). Its unknown if Lolliwak can be caught or not, but it can be run away from.

(reward ¥440)
Popsichu lv.22
 Hiker George
(reward ¥440)
Migum lv.22
 Hiker Orson
(reward ¥440)
Rattatart lv.22
Mintanyte lv.22

## Bugs

* Note that the entrance is bugged and you can't Fly while inside the cave so

be prepared to reach the exit in one go. Or loose to Lolliwak, as you lose no money this way.

* The item in the box crashes the game
* The rival is invisible
* Mega Pop can be repeated if you run away from Lolliwak then talk to the child.
Cottgrape

**Cottgrape** is a Grape-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Whimsiwine** at level 26.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Cottgrape is based on the canon Pokémon Cottonee.

### Name origin

Cottgrape is a portmanteau of "Cottonee" and "grape". It may also include "cotton candy".

### Errors

Despite being a Grape-type, Cottgrape can only learn one damaging Grape-type move.
Solar Beam (move)

**Solar Beam** is a special Lime-type attacking move in Pokémon Sweet.

It used to be a Grass Type move.

## Effect

### **In Battle**

Solar Beam is a 2-turn move that, on the first turn, the user absorbs sunlight and releases it on the second turn to inflict damage.

If harsh sunlight is on the field, then the user does not need to charge on the first turn.

But, if there is rain, hail or a sandstorm, then the power of Solar Beam is cut in half.

Solar Beam will also fail if the user is affected by the conditions of sleep, freezing, confusion, paralysis and/or flinching before it unleashes the energy.

### **Outside of Battle**

Solar Beam cannot be used outside of a battle

## In-game Description

A 2-turn move that blasts the foe with absorbed energy in the 2nd turn.

## Learnset

### By Leveling Up

No Pokésweets learn Solar Beam by Leveling Up

### By TM22

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.

### **Via a Previous Evolution**

Ariacake - Can only learn as a Spinacake using a TM

### **Non-Pokésweets**

Non-Pokésweets can also learn this move:

 ???

**Bold**indicates a move that gets STAB when used.
Grapom

**Grapom** is a Grape-type PokéSweet. It evolves into **Grapipom** at level 25.

## Biology

*Grapom* is a bunch of grapes shaped into a monkey. Its tail grape is strong enough to use as a weapon. It is able to perfectly balance on its tail.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Design origin

Grapom is based on a bunch of grapes and the canon Pokémon Aipom.

### Name origin

Grapom is a portmanteau of "grape" and "Aipom".

### Errors

* Despite being a Grape-type, Grapom can only learn one damaging Grape-type move, Astonish, which it can only learn via TM.
* Despite its HP and Special Attack being its highest stats, Grapom instead gives one Speed EV when defeated.
Chocolate (type)

The **Chocolate** type is one of the 12 Types in the PokéSweet filled land of Kanto.

## Moves

In Battle all **Chocolate**type attacks that do damage are **Physical** in this game.

## Moves (Sweet 2th)

In **Pokémon Sweet 2th** with the **Physical/Special split**, now in Battle all **Chocolate** type attacks that do damage can be either **Physical** or **Special.**
Cherry (type)

The **Cherry**type is one of the 12 Types in the PokéSweet filled land of Kanto.

Beryl of the Pudding City PokéSweet gym is known to specialise in this type.

## Battle properties

Cherry Types **resist** **Cherry**, Strawberry, Orange & Grape type moves, and are **weak** to Apple & Raspberry type moves.

Cherry type moves are **super effective** on Strawberry, Orange & [[(type)|]] types, but are **not very effective** on **Cherry**, Raspberry & Apple types.

Cherry Type PokéSweets are **immune** to sandstorms caused by the ability Flour Bed.

## Moves

In Battle all **Cherry**type attacks that do damage are **Physical** in this game.

## Moves (Sweet 2th)

In **Pokémon Sweet 2th** with the **Physical/Special split**, now in Battle all **Cherry** type attacks that do damage can be either **Physical** or **Special.**
Ambipie

**Ambipie** is a Blueberry-type PokéClown, owned by the champion of Clown Land, Clown Adder.

Ambipie is not intended to be obtainable for the player, so much of its data (movepool, Cookbook entry, evolution line, etc.) is left over from the Pokémon it was edited from. (In this case, that Pokémon was Totodile)

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Limeshroom

**Limeshroom** is a dual-type Lime/Raspberry PokéSweet. It evolves into **Shroompie** at level 45.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Limeshroom's type combination means that is either weak to or resists every type, except for Vanilla, which is not super effective or resisted by any type, and Chocolate, which is only super effective against itself.
Heartgrape

**Heartgrape** is a Grape-type PokéSweet. It does not evolve into or from any known PokéSweet.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Errors

* Despite being a Grape-type, Heartgrape can only learn one Grape-type move.
Malts

**Malts** is a dual-type Cherry/Chocolate Pokesweet in the original Pokémon Sweet and is now a pure Cherry type in Sweet 2th. It evolves into **Kirlicake** at level 25 and at level 21 in Sweet 2th, which evolves into **Velvevoir** at level 40.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.