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New Pokémon, Hyper Training revealed in new trailer (view source)
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Hyper Training, a new method of boosting a Pokémon's stats, will appear in {{bp|Pokémon Sun and Moon}}. Whereas {{bp|Super Training}} allows the player to increase a Pokémon's {{bp|Effort value|EVs}} (officially referred to as base stats), Hyper Training allows players to increase a level 100 Pokémon's {{bp|Individual value|IVs}} (officially referred to as individual strengths). This is the first time in the games that it will be possible to modify a Pokémon's IVs after it is obtained. | Hyper Training, a new method of boosting a Pokémon's stats, will appear in {{bp|Pokémon Sun and Moon}}. Whereas {{bp|Super Training}} allows the player to increase a Pokémon's {{bp|Effort value|EVs}} (officially referred to as base stats), Hyper Training allows players to increase a level 100 Pokémon's {{bp|Individual value|IVs}} (officially referred to as individual strengths). This is the first time in the games that it will be possible to modify a Pokémon's IVs after it is obtained. | ||
Hyper Training is done by Mr. Hyper, an NPC in the games. He performs Hyper Training in exchange for Bottle Caps, which are rare items the player can obtain in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The {{p|Magearna}} that will be | Hyper Training is done by Mr. Hyper, an NPC in the games. He performs Hyper Training in exchange for Bottle Caps, which are rare items the player can obtain in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The {{p|Magearna}} that will be distributed for the games this year will hold a Silver Bottle Cap. | ||
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