This number, however is again far too large, as the real number of possible variations of Hidden power is simply 16*41=656, as Hidden Power exists in 16 types and has 41 different powers. tweet share share. HP Power = Floor[((1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 32)*40/63)+30] = Floor [(63*40/63)+30] = Floor[70] = 70, which means that our Pikachu's Hidden Power's power is 70. The Type for the attack Hidden Power is calculated entirely on the Individual Values of your Pokemon. In Generations 2-5, the base power of Hidden Power ranges from 30-70, depending on the user's IVs. Please read the. In fact, there are only four essentially different types of IV when calculating Hidden Power: In other words: only four IVs that give different remainders when divided by four would cover all possible Hidden Power types and powers. "For raids, DPS is what matters, not TDO. Togekiss's survivability just means that you can spend a long time dealing subpar damage." Hidden Power is a very unique move. In reply to (No subject) by ScooterJameson. It means that for the mentioned algorithms an IV of 30 is treated in the same way like IVs of 2,6,10,14,18,22 and 26 (8 in total). I consider it a proper dragon counter. Hidden Power is a dragon-type move according to the icon (I have a Porygon2). It's a "meh" pokemon and a better dex filler than anything else. Hidden Power has the same base damage and move parameters regardless of type. Effects. Hidden Power (also known as Awakening Power) is a Normal-Type damage-dealing move that appeared in Generation II. Gardevoir > Togekiss remains unchanged with other variables toggled as well ("swap discount", cloudy weather, windy weather). In the list of fastest Palkia counters, Togekiss with hidden power - dragon ranked below the mons I mentioned, though barely below C/DG Gardevoir and DB/O Gyarados. Dragon and ice are equally effective against Giratina. also I have herd that you can learn another type of hidden power on the same pokemon with TMs. For instance, a Bug-type Pokémon will receive same-type attack bonus when using a Bug-type Hidden Power. I just tried to get fairy hidden power on Togetic but every time I switched from extrasensory it came up fire type hidden power 3x in a row. HP Power = Floor[(5*(1 + 2*1 + 4*1 + 8*1) + 2)/2+31] = Floor[(5*(1 + 2 + 4 + 8) + 2)/2+31] = Floor[(5*15 + 2)/2+31] = Floor[(75 + 2)/2+31] = Floor[77/2+31] = Floor[38.5+31] = Floor[69.5] = 69, which means that our Pikachu's Hidden Power's power is 69. Actually, in answer to your your comment and the one from peach below, I was looking at Time to Win in Pokebattler simulations. It's hands down the bulkiest counter to a double dragon Palkia with the highest TDO, though it's much slower than other dragons and a little slower than Gardevoir. For raids, DPS is what matters, not TDO. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. From Generation VI onward, Hidden Power's base power is always 60. Hidden Power receives a same-type attack bonus. I'd say ie hidden power is probably one of the best you could hope for on a togekiss. For instance, a Bug-type Pokémon will receive same-type attack bonus when using a Bug-type Hidden Power. Not when you are talking about a pokemon with a time to win of 530 seconds (L40 Rayquaza with best friend bonus vs. Palkia) vs. a pokemon with a TTW of 712 seconds (L40 Togekiss, same conditions). The damage of the Hidden Power is calculated using the following formula: Hidden Power's base power is therefore a number ranging from 31 to 70, inclusively. In reply to (No subject) by MetagrossMaxis. Should I evolve a slowking to stick in gyms…, How will the integration of Pokémon GO/Home work? According to pokebattler it’s actually a top 5 counter in Partly Cloudy weather and is less glassy than the top counter Rampardos, won’t get … It receives STAB if the user's type matches the type given to Hidden Power. In Pokemon Go it is a Fast Attack type, being introduced on February 16, 2017. Main article: Hidden Power (move) In the Pokémon games, Hidden Power is a Normal-type move when the type is displayed, such as in battle and on status screens. A move that varies in type and intensity depending on the user. Hidden Power inflicts damage using a type determined by the user's IVs. The move's type cannot be changed to another type by using Fast TM. Individual Values are 6 hidden numbers (one for each stat) that are randomly generated upon encountering a Pokémon. After rounding down, however, the number of 64 "types" is reduced to 16 and the number of 64 "powers" to 41. This is mainly for FireRed/LeafGreen users who don't have wild Kecleon to test against. Hidden Power can be any type except Normal or Fairy. HPtype=4*(15 mod 4)+(15 mod 4)=4*3+3=12+3=15, which means that our Pikachu has a Dark-type Hidden Power. Around three times that or rayquaza, I'd say it fits for a fantastic dragon counter. As it was stated before, the number of theoretically different Hidden Powers is 4096, which is the result of multiplying theoretical values of possible types (64) and powers (also 64). Mathematically, this is the equivalent of: Where a represents the Attack IV and b represents the Defense IV. Did you mess with Gardevoir's stats? I mean its a 96% lucky togekiss, i'd max that even if it didnt have dragon hidden power. It means that every of 64 "types" comes into 64 "powers". dont even know how to alter stats. Hidden power can be any type other than normal and fairy for some reason in pokemon go. This simply means that every element of the sum in the brace is the remainder of division of corresponding IV and 2, multiplied by appropriate power of 2 (20 in case of a and 25 in case of f). I have a few with hidden power. Damage of the Hidden Power is calculated in a manner very similar to that of its type, using the following formula: Like before, the sum may range from 0 to 63, inclusively. Paniola Ranch (in the Pokémon Nursery) in Sun/Moon. The calculated number is then rounded down (floor[]), which simply means that only integral part of the calculated number is considered. Hidden Power Fire can thaw out a frozen target. Don't know your IVs? -Ground/Rock/Dragon + Giga Impact v Reshiram. It’s possible their best stat only lands a 9 in the 0-31 IV Scale! I just checked wth the DPT TDO spreadsheet with dragon hidden power, and togekiss is about .1 DPS above gardevoir with significantly more TDO. Togekiss's survivability just means that you can spend a long time dealing subpar damage. Hidden Power (also known as Awakening Power) is a Normal-Type damage-dealing move that appeared in Generation II. It's really worth going through the pain of getting one with HP Ice, though, as it lets it fight off a multitude of Pokemon that it otherwise would have no chance of beating. The calculated number is then multiplied by 40 and divided by 63 to make sure that the fraction will not exceed 40. Could be good against palkia with double dragon moves, and cloudy weather is seemingly very common. 100 Pokemon that superficially increases its stats to reflect what they would be as if its IVs were … This makes it a useful move for coverage - giving the Pokémon a type of move they don't normally have.. Hidden Power can be any type except Normal or Fairy. Hidden Power is a special move that can use one of the eighteen different types of a Pokemon (e.g. Hidden Power can randomly be any of 16 of the 18 damage types, and its typing is locked for that specific Pokémon. So, in both cases the algorithms will interpret the IVs of those Pokémon in the same way, returning Grass-type Hidden Power with 70 power. If you go into mods, you can change the type of hidden power for togekiss to dragon, and it will display as such. However, the actual type of Hidden Power is determined by the Pokémon's individual values, and through calculation, can be set as one of other natural types.In Generations II to V, Hidden Power's base power is also determined by the Pokémon's … Weird. Could there be some error on my end that caused other discrepancies? HP: Atk: Def: Spec Atk: Spec Def: Spd: Manual Calculation. The Togekiss may be a good dragon counter for PvP and gym battling, but not for raids. In reply to (No subject) by TheBiggestLeaf. This guide will teach you how to su... A unique attack that varies in type and intensity depending on the Pokémon using it. Hidden Power Fire can thaw out a frozen target. These Pokémon learn Hidden Power at the level specified. IV that gives a remainder of 0 when divided by 4 - has damage bit 0 and type bit 0: IV that gives a remainder of 1 when divided by 4 - has damage bit 0 and type bit 1: IV that gives a remainder of 2 when divided by 4 - has damage bit 1 and type bit 0: IV that gives a remainder of 3 when divided by 4 - has damage bit 1 and type bit 1: This page was last edited on 16 October 2019, at 09:17. A unique attack that varies in type and intensity depending on the Pokémon using it. palkia's set DT/DM. In cloudy weather, charge beam gardevoir jumps above togekiss, but only by .3 DPS, both at 20.4 and 20.7 respectively, but togekiss still out TDO's gardevoir, and confusion gardevoir always lags behind togekiss. As there are 6 IVs, ranging from 0 to 31 (32 in total), the number of different possible Hidden Powers should be 326=230, which is more than one billion possibilities. How good is Togekiss with Dragon Hidden Power? This is my point. Copyright (C) GamePress All Rights Reserved. With Bottle Caps you can purchase Hyper Training for a Lv. Just when I thought things couldn't get dumber. You can find the type of Hidden Power in-game by talking to a particular character who will state the type a Pokémon's Hidden Power would be if it learned the move. Three Togepi that each have Ghost, Dragon, and Grass type for their Hidden Power. Pokemon Go Hidden Power. The type of Hidden Power can be checked in certain locations in the games by talking to certain NPCs. In Generations II to V, Hidden Power's base power is also determined by the Pokémon's individual values; in Generation II it ranges from 31 to 70, while in Generation III to V it ranges from 30 to 70. Gameandwatch2 6 years ago #4. If it goes according to the main game, your Hidden Power type should be set according to your pokemon's IVs. 100 Pokemon that superficially increases its stats to reflect what they would be as if its IVs were 31. Z-Move effects. The resulting number will correspond to a type as marked below. Don't know where your information is coming from, the attached numbers are what I'm getting. TTW is primarily based on DPS, but takes into account lost energy from fainted pokemon. Really hoping for Hideen Power Electric. Free Remote Raid Passes Every Monday in October, "The Feeling of…, Pokemon Go's Temporary Bonuses Changing Soon, Pokemon Home - Pokemon Go Integration Coming By End of 2020, Shiny Mel…, Players Successfully Unlock Mega Houndoom, Events, Raid Bosses, Research Breakthrough and More Confirmed for Octo…, Omega Porygon-Z: The Hidden Potential of Tri-Attack, I just caught a slowpoke with max stats. Pokemon Go Top Story. That way you will deal more damage. Also, I have a Porygon with Bug type Hidden Power.