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Types of Pokémon BDSP Accounts

Of course, catching them all is the allure of the game, so some buyers might want some Pokémon to catch. There could also be some who want a shiny starter but don’t want to go through the whole process of resetting for it. Here are a few types of accounts to buy.

• Shiny Starter Account - Accounts with a shiny starter right at the start of the game. A more complete Pokedex collection might also be welcomed, but some buyers prefer the ‘fresh’ version.
• Shiny Legendary Account - Accounts with the shiny versions of Legendary Pokémon. Due to encountering Legendaries only once in-game, a shiny one is a lucky find. These can be really expensive.
• Shiny Charm Account - The Shiny Charm is a reward for those trainers who have caught them all and filled the PokeDex. It raises the chances of encountering shiny Pokémon in the wild. This account means that the PokeDex is complete, so the buyer can do what they want in the game.
• Competitive Account - Some trainers don’t care about the Shiny Charm. They care about how strong the Pokémon in the account is. This kind of account may not have a complete Pokedex, but it’s filled with strong Pokémon with good IVs and fully trained EVs.

Clarification of Terms

There have been some terms used that players new to the franchise might not understand, so here are some definitions.

• Shiny Pokémon - These Pokémon are a different color than normal. They are incredibly hard to encounter. Other than that, there is nothing special about them. They’re just really, rare. Shiny Legendary Pokémon are prized possessions because of this. Encountering one is emphasized by a sparkling animation during the start of the battle, as some shiny Pokémon have very subtle differences.
• IVs - Individual Values, a hidden value that determines a Pokémon’s stat growth. It is fixed upon obtaining the Pokémon (by catching it or receiving it as a gift from NPCs). Trading isn’t included as the IVs were fixed from when the other trainer obtained the Pokémon. NPCs within the game can tell the player a general range of these IVs for a Pokémon. Most will aim for perfect IVs on at least 4-5 stats, though of course, it’s better to have them on all six.
• EVs - Effort Values, a point system that adds to a Pokémon’s stats. Earning 4 EVs for a certain stat will add 1 point to that stat. A Pokémon can earn up to 510 EVs. However, they can only earn 255 per stat. Guides recommend giving Pokémon 252 EVs for two main stats on the Pokémon. This leaves 6 points that can give one more point to another stat. However, the remaining 2 EVs would be wasted.

The last two terms have more significance to competitive trainers. A well-bred (IVs) and well-trained (EVs) Pokémon can beat out Legendaries without the proper training. This kind of care allows even baby Pokémon to defeat Legendaries. Casual trainers can ignore this if they’re only going for the in-game Pokémon League. However, they must be attentive to this if they want to get far in some post-game activities.