Parameters

Parameter Values range from 'I' to 'SSS' for the categories:

* Vitality
* Strength
* Endurance
* Agility
* Energy Capacity
* Energy Density

Base stats are factored into the parameter values

The Parameters are divided into stages

Parameter Stages
 High Grade
 Limit Break

The starting parameter for a Pokemon is determined by the Pokemon's Base Stats that its species possesses. That means a Pokemon's Base Parameters in each stage is the same, provided no modifiers apply. Each time a Pokemon break through into the next stage, ie Iron to Bronze to Silver to Gold, etc the Parameters for that Pokemon return to it's starting Parameter Grade if no modifiers have been included during the advancement. This does not mean Pokemon in different stages have equal strength. A Gold-stage Pokemon Parameters in the D range is far stronger than a Bronze-Stage Pokemon with Parameters in the A range.

The Parameter values are used to measure those parameters within the stage the Pokemon is in.

Advancement between stages require a certain minimum Parameter Value across the board. Mikail was given the information for the first 4 stages for advancement. The first 4 Stages require a minimum average of B-Value parameters to break into the next stage.

## Modifiers

### Negative Modifiers

The B-Parameter average due to being the minimum to advance gives a negative modifier to the Pokemon's Parameters in the next stage.

For example: A Pokemon base stat in a stage places it in the D Parameter for Strength. After reaching the minimum B-average for it's Parameters and advances into the next stage, it's Strength Parameter will be lower than D, it's supposed base. This decrease in Parameters is determined by the Parameter reached before advancing. A Parameter of B will give a negative modifier of -1. That places it at 1 value lower than it's base parameter at the next stage. Using the example above, the Pokemon with a Base Parameter of D for Strength, after raising Strength to B and advancing into the next stage, the Parameter will start at E for Strength. Harsher negative modifiers also apply depending on how low the Parameter is before advancing to the next stage.

* B: -1 Base Parameter Modifier
* C: -2 Base Parameter Modifier
* D: -3 Base Parameter Modifier

### Neutral Modifier

A Parameter value of A ensure that the Base Parameter remains unchanged at the next stage

### Positive Modifiers

A Parameter raised to the S value before breaking into the next stage ensures that the Parameter Value is raised by 1 in the next stage. This increase in Parameters is not permanent and would require continued training to continue at the +1 Parameter value.

For example: A Pokemon has a Base Parameter Value of D for Strength. After raising Strength to S and advancing, Strength would have a Parameter Value of C, +1 than D it has for its Base Parameter Value. This however is not a permanent change in its Base Parameter Value of D. If Strength is only raised to A after starting at the +1 raised C value, when it advances, Strength's Parameter Value would become D since there was no modifier from the previous stage.

The more a Pokemon breaks through their Parameter Values, the better the modifier they gain:

* S: +1 Base Parameter Modifier
* SS: +1.5 Base Parameter Modifier
* SSS: +2 Base Parameter Modifier

Parameter Modifier when advancing
 C
 B
 A
 S
 SS
 SSS

## Effect on Potential

When breaking through a stage, with Parameters Broken through their limits, the increased energy and strength tempers the genes of a Pokemon and can help reveal hidden Genetic Potential.

Broken through Parameters effect on Potential
 SS
 SSS

Using the above information, with there being 11 Stages with Stageless being one of them that can have the Parameters trained and broken through, a Pokemon can increase its Potential by a maximum of 10 \* 160% = 1600% or 16 Potential levels by Limit breaking before advancing. There are 20 Potential Levels, (2 in Red, 3 in Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Aurora). With this, a Pokemon at Deep Orange with enough training and SSS Parameter Limit Breaking can reach Deep Aurora Potential. Awaiting for stricter requirements to enter Aurora.

## Effect of Evolution on Parameters

Evolution has an influence on the Parameters of a Pokemon. When a Pokemon evolves, the newly evolved form's Base Parameters come into effect and acts as the new base. This means that if a Pokemon evolves into its new form with Parameters below that of the Base Parameters of the evolved form, after the evolution, those Parameters will immediately increased to that of the Base Parameters of the evolved form - giving that kind of performance boost we seen the protagonist have in anime. But if a Pokemon has been trained and raised it's Parameters above the Base Parameters of its evolved form and undergoes evolution, the Pokemon would not have a Parameter increase due to it already having better Parameters than the evolved form's Base Parameters.

Evolution also makes it easier to train Parameters. With higher Base Parameters, it becomes easier to raise the Parameter. Having a Base Parameter(BP) of I and training it all the way to SSS means 11 jumps in Parameter divisions with each consecutive one becoming harder and longer than the last. Whereas having a BP of D and training to SSS means 6 jumps in Parameter Divisions making it easier to train.

## Pokemon Base Parameters

### Butterfree

Butterfree's Base Parameters were first known when Mikail advanced Optimus/Butterfree to the Bronze stage with B Parameter Average.

 Strength
 Endurance
 Agility
 Energy Capacity
 Energy Density

The reason for the H/I is that with the negative -1 modifier on Optimus advance to Bronze-stage left Strength and Endurance at I Parameters. This could either indicate that the Base Parameter for Butterfree for Strength and Endurance is at the lowest 'I' and can't decrease any further even with the -1 negative modifier, or the base parameter was 'H' for Strength and Endurance and had decreased to 'I' after the -1 negative modifier.

### Magikarp

This base parameters were used from the Poison Variant (Medusa) breaking into the Bronze stage after limit breaking her Parameters (SSS/+2)

 Strength
 Endurance
 Agility
 Energy Capacity
 Energy Density