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Welcome to the fascinating world of Mudkip, the lovable Water-type Pokémon. Whether you're looking to catch, train, or battle with Mudkip, this guide will provide all the details you need to make the most of this Pokémon in your Cobblemon adventure.

Mudkip Overview

Pokémon Name: Mudkip
National Pokédex Number: #0258
Type: Water
Base Stats:

• HP: 50
• Attack: 70
• Defense: 50
• Sp. Attack: 50
• Sp. Defense: 50
• Speed: 40

Abilities:

• Torrent: Powers up Water-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
• Damp: Prevents the use of explosive moves like Self-Destruct by dampening its surroundings.

EV Yield: 1 Attack

Dropped Items:

• Clay Ball: Chance: 100%, Quantity: 0-1
• Mystic Water: Chance: 5%, Quantity: 1

Where to Find Mudkip in Cobblemon

Mudkip spawns in two ways in Cobblemon. Here are the details:

Spawning Details:

• Context: Grounded
• Bucket: Ultra-rare
• Level Range: 5-31
• Preset: Natural
• Requirements:
  • Can See Sky: True
  • Is Raining: True
  • Will Spawn in Biomes: #cobblemon

Leveling Up Moves for Mudkip

Mudkip learns a variety of moves as it levels up, making it a versatile choice for battles. Here's a breakdown of its moves:

Evolution Line

Mudkip evolves into Marshtomp and eventually into Swampert. Here’s a quick look at their stats and abilities:

Marshtomp (#0259)

Type: Water/Ground
Base Stats:

• HP: 70
• Attack: 85
• Defense: 70
• Sp. Attack: 60
• Sp. Defense: 70
• Speed: 50

Abilities:

• Torrent
• Damp

EV Yield: 2 Attack

Dropped Items:

• Clay Ball: Chance: 100%, Quantity: 0-2
• Mystic Water: Chance: 10%, Quantity: 1

Swampert (#0260)

Type: Water/Ground
Base Stats:

• HP: 100
• Attack: 110
• Defense: 90
• Sp. Attack: 85
• Sp. Defense: 90
• Speed: 60

Abilities:

• Torrent
• Damp

EV Yield: 3 Attack

Dropped Items:

• Clay Ball: Chance: 100%, Quantity: 0-3
• Mystic Water: Chance: 25%, Quantity: 1

Conclusion

Mudkip and its evolutions, Marshtomp and Swampert, offer excellent options for trainers looking to build a strong and versatile team. With a variety of moves and strong stats, these Pokémon can be valuable assets in both battles and exploration on CobblemonGG. Happy catching and training!

Stay tuned for more guides and updates, and make sure to check out our other articles for tips on maximizing your Cobblemon experience.

Totodile Guide

Overview

Totodile is the #0158 Cobblemon, a pure Water-type Pokémon. This guide provides detailed information about Totodile's abilities, stats, spawning locations, and leveling moves.

Basic Information

• Type: Water
• Abilities:
  • Torrent: Powers up Water-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
  • Sheer Force: Removes additional effects to increase the power of moves when attacking.
• EV Yield: Attack: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Mystic Water: 5% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Spawning Information

• Spawning Context: Grounded
• Rarity: Ultra-rare
• Spawn Levels: 5-31
• Spawning Conditions: Can See Sky: True
• Spawn Biomes: Swamp

Leveling Moves

Evolution

Totodile evolves into Croconaw starting at level 18, which then evolves into Feraligatr starting at level 30. Here's a quick overview of the evolution stages and their characteristics:

Croconaw

• Type: Water
• Abilities:
  • Torrent: Powers up Water-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
  • Sheer Force: Removes additional effects to increase the power of moves when attacking.
• EV Yield: Attack: 1, Defense: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Mystic Water: 10% chance, Quantity: 1

Feraligatr

• Type: Water
• Abilities:
  • Torrent: Powers up Water-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
  • Sheer Force: Removes additional effects to increase the power of moves when attacking.
• EV Yield: Attack: 2, Defense: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Mystic Water: 25% chance, Quantity: 1

Spawning Information

• Spawning Context: Grounded
• Rarity: Ultra-rare
• Spawn Levels: 18-41
• Spawning Conditions: Can See Sky: True
• Spawn Biomes: Swamp

Leveling Moves (Croconaw)

Leveling Moves (Feraligatr)

Torchic #0255

Cobblemon Torchic's Sprite

Type: Fire

Abilities

• Blaze
• Speed boost

EV Yield

SpAtk 1

Dropped Items

• Feather
  • Chance: 100%
  • Quantity: 0-1
• Raw Chicken
  • Chance: 100%
  • Quantity: 1
• Charcoal Stick
  • Chance: 5%
  • Quantity: 1

Base Stats

• HP: 45
• Attack: 60
• Defence: 40
• SpAtk: 70
• SpDef: 50
• Speed: 45

Where does Torchic spawn in Cobblemon?

Torchic spawns in 1 way in Cobblemon. Use the buttons below to see the details for each.

Spawning Details

• Context: Grounded
• Bucket: Ultra-rare
• Level: 5-31
• Preset: natural

Requirements

• Can See Sky: True
• Will Spawn in Biomes:
  • #cobblemon:is_plains

Leveling Moves

Combusken #0256

Cobblemon Combusken's Sprite

Type: Fire, Fighting

Abilities

• Blaze
• Speed boost

EV Yield

Attack 1, SpAtk 1

Dropped Items

• Feather
  • Chance: 100%
  • Quantity: 0-2
• Raw Chicken
  • Chance: 100%
  • Quantity: 1
• Charcoal Stick
  • Chance: 10%
  • Quantity: 1

Base Stats

• HP: 60
• Attack: 85
• Defence: 60
• SpAtk: 85
• SpDef: 60
• Speed: 55

Where does Combusken spawn in Cobblemon?

Combusken spawns in 1 way in Cobblemon. Use the buttons below to see the details for each.

Spawning Details

• Context: Grounded
• Bucket: Ultra-rare
• Level: 16-41
• Preset: natural

Requirements

• Can See Sky: True
• Will Spawn in Biomes:
  • #cobblemon:is_plains

Leveling Moves

Blaziken #0257

Cobblemon Blaziken's Sprite

Type: Fire, Fighting

Abilities

• Blaze
• Speed boost

EV Yield

Attack 3

Dropped Items

• Feather
  • Chance: 100%
  • Quantity: 0-3
• Raw Chicken
  • Chance: 100%
  • Quantity: 1
• Charcoal Stick
  • Chance: 25%
  • Quantity: 1

Base Stats

• HP: 80
• Attack: 120
• Defence: 70
• SpAtk: 110
• SpDef: 70
• Speed: 80

Where does Blaziken spawn in Cobblemon?

Blaziken spawns in 1 way in Cobblemon. Use the buttons below to see the details for each.

Spawning Details

• Context: Grounded
• Bucket: Ultra-rare
• Level: 36-53
• Preset: natural

Requirements

• Can See Sky: True
• Will Spawn in Biomes:
  • #cobblemon:is_plains

Leveling Moves

Cyndaquil Guide

Overview

Cyndaquil is the #0155 Cobblemon, a pure Fire-type Pokémon. This guide provides detailed information about Cyndaquil's abilities, stats, spawning locations, and leveling moves.

Basic Information

• Type: Fire
• Abilities:
  • Blaze: Powers up Fire-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
  • Flash Fire: Powers up the Pokémon's Fire-type moves if it's hit by one.
• EV Yield: Speed: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Charcoal Stick: 5% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Spawning Information

• Spawning Context: Grounded
• Rarity: Ultra-rare
• Spawn Levels: 5-31
• Spawning Conditions: Can See Sky: True
• Spawn Biomes: Temperate
• Non-Spawn Biomes: Spooky

Leveling Moves

Evolution

Cyndaquil evolves into Quilava starting at level 14, which then evolves into Typhlosion starting at level 36. Here's a quick overview of the evolution stages and their characteristics:

Quilava (#0156)

• Type: Fire
• Abilities:
  • Blaze
  • Flash Fire
• EV Yield: Special Attack: 1, Speed: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Charcoal Stick: 10% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Typhlosion (#0157)

• Type: Fire
• Abilities:
  • Blaze
  • Flash Fire
• EV Yield: Special Attack: 3
• Dropped Items:
  • Charcoal Stick: 25% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Overview

Chikorita is the #0152 Cobblemon, a pure Grass-type Pokémon. This guide provides detailed information about Chikorita's abilities, stats, spawning locations, and leveling moves.

Basic Information

• Type: Grass
• Abilities:
  • Overgrow: Powers up Grass-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
  • Leaf Guard: Prevents status conditions in sunny weather.
• EV Yield: Special Defense: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Miracle Seed: 5% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Spawning Information

• Spawning Context: Grounded
• Rarity: Ultra-rare
• Spawn Levels: 5-32
• Spawning Conditions: Can See Sky: True
• Spawn Biomes: Floral

Leveling Moves

Evolution

Chikorita evolves into Bayleef starting at level 16, which then evolves into Meganium starting at level 32. Here's a quick overview of the evolution stages and their characteristics:

Bayleef (#0153)

• Type: Grass
• Abilities:
  • Overgrow
  • Leaf Guard
• EV Yield: Defense: 1, Special Defense: 1
• Dropped Items:
  • Miracle Seed: 10% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Meganium (#0154)

• Type: Grass
• Abilities:
  • Overgrow
  • Leaf Guard
• EV Yield: Defense: 1, Special Defense: 2
• Dropped Items:
  • Miracle Seed: 25% chance, Quantity: 1

Base Stats

Squirtle, the Water-type starter Pokemon, is a classic choice for many trainers. In Cobblemon, Squirtle is a powerful defensive Pokemon with great speed and special defense. This guide will cover everything you need to know about Squirtle and its evolutions in Cobblemon.

Squirtle (Water) - #0007

Abilities:

• Torrent:Increases Water-type moves' power by 1.5x when the Pokemon is at low HP.
• Rain Dish:Slowly restores HP in rainy weather.

EV Yield:

• Defense: 1

Dropped Items:

• Scute:100% chance, 0-1 quantity
• Mystic Water:5% chance, 1 quantity

Base Stats:

• HP: 44
• Attack: 48
• Defense: 65
• Sp. Atk: 50
• Sp. Def: 64
• Speed: 43

Spawning Locations:

Squirtle spawns inriverbiomes and as anaturalspawn inallbiomes, with aultra-rarebucket spawning rate. You can find it between levels 5-31.

Leveling Moves:

Wartortle (Water) - #0008

Abilities:

• Torrent:Increases Water-type moves' power by 1.5x when the Pokemon is at low HP.
• Rain Dish:Slowly restores HP in rainy weather.

EV Yield:

• Defense: 1
• Sp. Def: 1

Dropped Items:

• Scute:100% chance, 0-2 quantity
• Mystic Water:10% chance, 1 quantity

Base Stats:

• HP: 59
• Attack: 63
• Defense: 80
• Sp. Atk: 65
• Sp. Def: 80
• Speed: 58

Spawning Locations:

Wartortle spawns inriverbiomes and as anaturalspawn inallbiomes, with aultra-rarebucket spawning rate. You can find it between levels 16-40.

Leveling Moves:

• Same moves as Squirtle, but levels are higher.

Blastoise (Water) - #0009

Abilities:

• Torrent:Increases Water-type moves' power by 1.5x when the Pokemon is at low HP.
• Rain Dish:Slowly restores HP in rainy weather.

EV Yield:

• Sp. Def: 3

Dropped Items:

• Scute:100% chance, 0-3 quantity
• Mystic Water:25% chance, 1 quantity

Base Stats:

• HP: 79
• Attack: 83
• Defense: 100
• Sp. Atk: 85
• Sp. Def: 105
• Speed: 78

Spawning Locations:

Blastoise spawns inriverbiomes and as anaturalspawn inallbiomes, with anultra-rarebucket spawning rate. You can find it between levels 36-53.

Leveling Moves:

Strategy Tips:

• Torrent:Use Squirtle's Torrent ability to your advantage. Use powerful Water-type moves like Hydro Pump or Aqua Tail when Squirtle is at low HP.
• Rain Dish:In rainy weather, Blastoise can regain HP slowly. Use this to your advantage in long battles or to heal from minor damage.
• Defensive Tank:Squirtle and its evolutions are durable Pokemon with high Defense and Special Defense. Utilize their defensive strengths to tank attacks and last longer in battles.
• Water-type Coverage:Learn a variety of Water-type moves for strong coverage against common Pokemon types like Fire, Ground, and Rock.

Conclusion:

Squirtle and its evolutions are strong defensive Pokemon in Cobblemon. Their Water typing offers excellent coverage, and their high Defense and Special Defense stats make them hard to take down. By utilizing their abilities and learning powerful moves, you can create a formidable team member that can help you win battles and conquer the Cobblemon world.

Introduction:

Bulbasaur, the Grass/Poison-type starter Pokemon, is a beloved choice for many trainers. In Cobblemon, Bulbasaur is a powerful Pokemon with a wide range of attacks and impressive stats. This guide will cover everything you need to know about Bulbasaur and its evolutions in Cobblemon.

Bulbasaur (Grass/Poison) - #0001

Abilities:

• Overgrow:Increases Grass-type moves' power by 1.5x when the Pokemon is at low HP.
• Chlorophyll:Doubles the Pokemon's Speed stat in sunlight.

EV Yield:

• Sp. Atk: 1

Dropped Items:

• Melon Seeds:100% chance, 0-1 quantity
• Miracle Seed:5% chance, 1 quantity

Base Stats:

• HP: 45
• Attack: 49
• Defense: 49
• Sp. Atk: 65
• Sp. Def: 65
• Speed: 45

Spawning Locations:

Bulbasaur spawns injungleandtropical islandbiomes, with aultra-rarebucket spawning rate. You can find it between levels 5-32.

Leveling Moves:

Ivysaur (Grass/Poison) - #0002

Abilities:

• Overgrow:Increases Grass-type moves' power by 1.5x when the Pokemon is at low HP.
• Chlorophyll:Doubles the Pokemon's Speed stat in sunlight.

EV Yield:

• Sp. Atk: 1
• Sp. Def: 1

Dropped Items:

• Melon Seeds:100% chance, 0-2 quantity
• Miracle Seed:10% chance, 1 quantity

Base Stats:

• HP: 60
• Attack: 62
• Defense: 63
• Sp. Atk: 80
• Sp. Def: 80
• Speed: 60

Spawning Locations:

Ivysaur spawns injungleandtropical islandbiomes, with aultra-rarebucket spawning rate. You can find it between levels 16-40.

Leveling Moves:

• Same moves as Bulbasaur, but levels are higher.

Venusaur (Grass/Poison) - #0003

Abilities:

• Overgrow:Increases Grass-type moves' power by 1.5x when the Pokemon is at low HP.
• Chlorophyll:Doubles the Pokemon's Speed stat in sunlight.

EV Yield:

• Sp. Atk: 2
• Sp. Def: 1

Dropped Items:

• Wheat Seeds:100% chance, 1 quantity
• Coba Berry:3% chance, 1 quantity

Base Stats:

• HP: 80
• Attack: 82
• Defense: 83
• Sp. Atk: 100
• Sp. Def: 100
• Speed: 80

Spawning Locations:

Venusaur spawns injungleandtropical islandbiomes, with aultra-rarebucket spawning rate. You can find it between levels 32-52.

Leveling Moves:

Strategy Tips:

• Overgrow:Use Bulbasaur's Overgrow ability to your advantage. Use powerful Grass-type moves like Solar Beam or Petal Dance when Bulbasaur is at low HP.
• Chlorophyll:In sunny conditions, Venusaur can reach incredible speeds with its Chlorophyll ability.
• Special Attacker:Bulbasaur and its evolutions are strong Special Attackers. Focus on leveling up their Sp. Atk stat and using strong Special attacks.
• Grass-type Coverage:Learn a variety of Grass-type moves for strong coverage against common Pokemon types like Water and Ground.

Conclusion:

Bulbasaur and its evolutions are powerful and versatile Pokemon in Cobblemon. Their Grass and Poison typing offers excellent coverage, and their high Special Attack stat makes them a threat to many opponents. By utilizing their abilities and learning powerful moves, you can create an unforgettable team member that can help you dominate the Cobblemon world.

The Charmander line is a classic in the Pokémon world, and Cobblemon is no exception. These creatures are the perfect force in the early to mid-game, offering a powerful combination of speed and fire-type attacks. Here's a guide to help you understand how to use them effectively.

Charmander (Lv 5-31): The Starter

• Abilities:Blaze (boosts fire-type attacks when HP is low), Solar Power (boosts special attacks in sunlight)
• Spawning:Found in volcanic and hilly biomes, during the day and without rain. You can also find it in Ultra-rare buckets.
• Moves:
  • Early:Growl, Scratch, Ember, Smokescreen
  • Later:Dragon Breath, Metal Claw, Dragon Rage, Fire Fang, Rage, Slash, Flamethrower, Flame Burst, Scary Face, Fire Spin, Inferno, Flare Blitz
• Strategy:Charmander's early game focuses on fast attacks with Ember and Scratch, paired with Growl for defense. As it levels up, learn powerful special attacks like Flamethrower and Fire Spin to take advantage of its high special attack stat. Its physical attacks are still effective, so use them when needed.
• Strengths: High speed for countering opponents, and dealing powerful fire-type attacks.
• Weaknesses:Vulnerable to water, ground, rock, and dragon types.

Charmeleon (Lv 16-40): The Flame

• Abilities: Same as Charmander. (Blaze (boosts fire-type attacks when HP is low), Solar Power (boosts special attacks in sunlight))
• Spawning:Similar to Charmander, found in volcanic and hilly biomes. You can also find it in Ultra-rare buckets.
• Moves:
  • Early:Ember, Growl, Scratch, Smokescreen
  • Later:Dragon Breath, Metal Claw, Dragon Rage, Fire Fang, Rage, Slash, Flamethrower, Flame Burst, Scary Face, Fire Spin, Inferno, Flare Blitz
• Strategy:Charmeleon maintains its focus on speed and strong fire-type attacks. Its increased stats make it a valuable mid-game attacker. It excels at taking down opponents with its powerful special moves.
• Strengths:Increased stats, higher base Sp. Atk for stronger fire attacks, maintains high speed.
• Weaknesses: Same weaknesses as Charmander, although its increased stats make it more resilient.

Charizard (Lv 36-53): The Inferno

• Abilities: Same as Charmander. (Blaze (boosts fire-type attacks when HP is low), Solar Power (boosts special attacks in sunlight))
• Spawning:Similar to previous stages, found in volcanic and hilly biomes. You can also find it in Ultra-rare buckets.
• Moves:
  • Early:Air Slash, Dragon Claw, Ember, Growl, Heat Wave, Metal Claw, Scratch, Shadow Claw, Smokescreen, Wing Attack
  • Later:Dragon Breath, Dragon Rage, Fire Fang, Rage, Slash, Flamethrower, Flame Burst, Scary Face, Fire Spin, Inferno, Flare Blitz
• Strategy: Charizard finally evolves into a flying type, granting it a new set of advantages. It can now learn powerful flying moves like Air Slash and Wing Attack. While its physical attacks are still viable, its high Sp. Atk stat makes it ideal for special moves. Utilize strong fire attacks like Flamethrower and Heat Wave, and leverage its aerial mobility to evade attacks.
• Strengths:Powerful fire-type attacks, excellent Sp. Atk stat, learns both flying and fire moves, gains the Flying type for increased maneuverability and coverage.
• Weaknesses:Same weaknesses as previous stages, with the added vulnerability to electric attacks.

Overall, the Charmander line offers a valuable and consistent progression through the early to mid-game. Each stage brings new strengths and strategies, making them a powerful choice for any trainer seeking a strong fire-type.

In the Pokémon universe, EVs, or Effort Values, are another essential aspect that determines a Pokémon's strength. In Cobblemon, just like in the main Pokémon games, EVs help shape your Pokémon's stats through training and battles. Let's explore what EVs are, how they work, and why they're important.

What Are EVs?

EVs are hidden stats that a Pokémon can gain through battling other Pokémon. Each Pokémon you defeat gives specific EVs, which contribute to increasing your Pokémon's stats. These EVs are spread across six different stats:

1. HP (Hit Points): Increases the amount of damage a Pokémon can take.
2. Attack: Boosts the power of physical moves.
3. Defense: Enhances resistance to physical attacks.
4. Special Attack: Increases the power of special moves.
5. Special Defense: Improves resistance to special attacks.
6. Speed: Affects the order of attacks during battles.

How Do EVs Work?

Every Pokémon can earn a total of 510 EVs, with a maximum of 252 EVs in a single stat. EVs are earned through battling and defeating wild Pokémon or other trainers' Pokémon. Each species of Pokémon you battle provides different EVs. For example, defeating a Zubat might give you Speed EVs, while a Machop might give you Attack EVs.

Here’s a breakdown of how EVs affect your Pokémon:

• Training Focus: By focusing on battling specific Pokémon, you can train your Pokémon to be particularly strong in certain stats.
• EV Spread: Trainers often plan their EV distribution, known as EV spread, to maximize a Pokémon's effectiveness in battle. For instance, a speedy attacker might have EVs distributed heavily in Speed and Attack.

Why Are EVs Important?

1. Customized Training: EVs allow you to tailor your Pokémon’s stats according to your battle strategy.
2. Battle Performance: Properly distributed EVs can significantly enhance your Pokémon's performance in battles.
3. Competitive Edge: In competitive play, understanding and optimizing EVs can give you an edge over opponents.
4. Strategic Depth: EV training adds an extra layer of strategy to the game, making battles more engaging.

How Can You Check and Train EVs in Cobblemon?

In Cobblemon, you can check your Pokémon's EVs using specific commands or items. To train EVs effectively:

1. Battle Wisely: Choose battles against Pokémon that give the EVs you want.
2. Use Items: Certain items, like vitamins, can increase specific EVs.
3. Berries: Some berries can lower EVs in specific stats, allowing you to redistribute them if needed.

Conclusion

EVs are a critical part of understanding and optimizing your Pokémon's potential in Cobblemon. By knowing what EVs are, how they work, and why they're important, you can better strategize your gameplay and build stronger teams. Whether you're battling other trainers or exploring the world of Cobblemon, having a well-trained team with optimized EVs can make a significant difference in your success.

Happy training, and may your Pokémon become the best they can be!

In the world of Pokémon, IVs, or Individual Values, are a crucial aspect that determines a Pokémon's potential. In Cobblemon, just like in the main Pokémon games, IVs play an essential role in shaping how strong your Pokémon can become. Let's dive into what IVs are, how they work, and why their maximum value is 186.

What Are IVs?

IVs are hidden stats that each Pokémon has, which affect their overall performance in battles. Think of them as a Pokémon's genes, determining how good they are in different areas. Each Pokémon has six IVs, one for each of the following stats:

1. HP (Hit Points): Determines how much damage a Pokémon can take before fainting.
2. Attack: Influences the power of physical moves.
3. Defense: Affects how well a Pokémon can withstand physical attacks.
4. Special Attack: Influences the power of special moves.
5. Special Defense: Affects how well a Pokémon can withstand special attacks.
6. Speed: Determines how fast a Pokémon can act in battle.

How Do IVs Work?

Each of these six stats has an IV value that ranges from 0 to 31. The higher the IV, the better the Pokémon will be in that particular stat. For example, a Pokémon with a Speed IV of 31 will be faster than one with a Speed IV of 10, assuming other conditions are the same.

IVs are determined when you first encounter or hatch a Pokémon. They are randomly assigned and cannot be changed, which means each Pokémon is unique in terms of its IVs. Trainers often seek Pokémon with high IVs to ensure their teams are as strong as possible.

Why Is the Maximum IV Total 186?

If you add up the maximum IV values for all six stats (31 IVs per stat), the total comes to 186 (31 x 6 = 186). This number represents the best possible genetic potential a Pokémon can have across all its stats.

In Cobblemon, as in the main series games, trainers often aim to catch or breed Pokémon with high IVs to build the most powerful teams. A Pokémon with a total IV of 186 is considered perfect.

Why Are IVs Important?

1. Battle Performance: Higher IVs mean better stats, leading to stronger performance in battles.
2. Breeding: Pokémon with high IVs are used to breed offspring with potentially better stats. (This section is not enabled in Cobblemon yet, but will be added soon)
3. Competitive Play: In competitive battling, having Pokémon with high IVs is essential to be competitive. (Imagine a legendary Zapdos with 31 sp. atk and 31 sp. def, it would be huge)
4. Pride and Achievement: Catching or breeding a Pokémon with high IVs is a point of pride for many trainers.

How Can You Check IVs in Cobblemon?

In CobblemonGG, you can check your Pokémon's IVs using /pokedex command or by opening the auction page and checking your Pokémon from there. Knowing your Pokémon's IVs can help you decide which ones to focus on and train for battles.

IVs are a fundamental part of understanding and maximizing your Pokémon's potential in Cobblemon. By knowing what IVs are, how they work, and why their maximum value is 186, you can better strategize your gameplay and build stronger teams. Whether you are battling other trainers or just exploring the world of Cobblemon, having Pokémon with high IVs can make a significant difference in your success.

Happy training, and may you catch the perfect Pokémon!

Cobblemon (and also of course, CobblemonGG), a mod that brings Pokémon into the Minecraft universe, significantly impacts the regular survival game in various ways. Here's how Cobblemon integrates and affects the Minecraft survival experience:

1. Pokémon Encounters and Battles:

• Wild Encounters: Players can encounter wild Cobblemon in different biomes, adding an element of surprise and excitement to exploring the world.
• Battles: Engaging in battles with wild Cobblemon or other players' Cobblemon introduces a new layer of strategy and combat.

2. Resource Management:

• Item Gathering: Cobblemon adds a variety of items such as Poké Balls, evolution stones, and healing items that players need to gather or craft, affecting resource management and crafting priorities.
• Harvesting Materials: Certain Cobblemon might drop unique materials when defeated, which can be used in crafting or trading.

3. Exploration and Biomes:

• Biomes and Spawning: Different Cobblemon spawns in specific biomes, encouraging players to explore a wider variety of environments.
• Structures and Locations: New structures like Pokémon Centers or Gyms can be found, providing unique exploration opportunities and goals.

4. Progression and Challenges:

• Leveling and Evolution: Training and evolving Cobblemon adds an additional progression system alongside traditional Minecraft advancements.
• Boss Fights: Certain Cobblemon might act as boss encounters, offering significant challenges and rewards.

5. Economy and Trading:

• Trading Systems: Players can trade Cobblemon and items with each other, fostering a player-driven economy.
• Quests and Rewards: NPCs or in-game quests related to Cobblemon can offer rewards, adding objectives beyond regular survival gameplay.

6. Building and Customization:

• Housing Cobblemon: Players may build special habitats or training areas for their Cobblemon, adding new dimensions to base building and customization.
• Aesthetic Enhancements: Incorporating Cobblemon-themed decorations and structures can enhance the visual appeal and thematic scene for a player's world.

7. Mod Synergy:

• Compatibility with Other Mods: Cobblemon can often be integrated with other popular mods (like we do in CobblemonGG), allowing for complex and enriched gameplay experiences.

8. Community:

• Multiplayer Dynamics: Cobblemon offers a more engaging multiplayer experience with elements like tournaments, cooperative battles, and communal projects.
• Events: Hosting events centered around Cobblemon, such as tournaments or hunts, will bring the community together and enhance the fun.

Practical Examples:

• Catching and Training: A player might encounter a wild Charmander while mining, catch it, and train it to evolve into a powerful Charizard, which then helps them in battles against other players & tough mobs.
• Resource Use: Instead of focusing solely on mining for diamonds, a player might allocate time to gather Apricorns for crafting Poké Balls, finding and mining evolving stones, and balancing their survival and Cobblemon-related activities.

Overall, Cobblemon enriches the Minecraft survival experience by adding layers of gameplay, new goals, and community interaction, making it a dynamic mod for fun environments.

Discover the Wonders of the Gilded Chest in Cobblemon!

In the enchanting world of Cobblemon, storage solutions are key to managing your adventures. Enter the Gilded Chest – a unique and dazzling storage block that brings a touch of elegance and functionality to your inventory management. Let's dive into what makes the Gilded Chest special and how you can obtain this remarkable item.

What is a Gilded Chest?

A Gilded Chest works much like the traditional vanilla chest in Minecraft, providing ample space to store your treasures, tools, and other important items. However, what sets it apart is its gilded design and the variety of colors it comes in, making it a stylish addition to any base or storage room.

How to Obtain a Gilded Chest

There are two main ways to get your hands on a Gilded Chest: finding them naturally or crafting them yourself.

Natural Generation

Gilded Chests can sometimes be found naturally generated within Gimmi Towers. If you’re lucky, you might stumble upon one as a replacement for a Gimmighoul Chest, making your exploration of these towers even more rewarding.

Crafting Your Own Gilded Chest

Crafting a Gilded Chest is a straightforward process, and the recipe varies depending on the color of the chest you want to create. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Basic Ingredients:

• 6 Gold Ingots
• 2 Dried Kelps
• 2 Apricorns (specific color)
• 1 Chest

Crafting Recipes for Different Colored Gilded Chests:

With these recipes, you can craft a Gilded Chest in the color that best suits your style and needs. The combination of gold, dried kelp, and vibrant apricorns not only makes for a visually appealing chest but also ensures your storage solutions are as unique as your adventures.

Conclusion

The Gilded Chest is more than just a storage block; it's a statement piece that adds flair to your Cobblemon experience. Whether you find one in the wilds of a Gimmi Tower or craft it with your own resources, the Gilded Chest is sure to become a cherished part of your collection. So go ahead, gather your materials, and start crafting your own Gilded Chests today!

Happy crafting and adventuring in Cobblemon!

Evolution stones play a crucial role in the Cobblemon universe, enabling the evolution of various Cobblemon. These stones can be mined from specific ores, known as evolution stone ores, scattered throughout the world. This guide delves into the complexities of obtaining, mining, and utilizing these valuable resources.

Obtaining Evolution Stone Ores

Mining

Evolution stone ores are best mined with a stone or higher-tier pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch. Without the Silk Touch enchantment, the ores will drop their respective evolution stones. Using a pickaxe with the Fortune enchantment can yield multiple evolution stones from a single ore.

Natural Generation

The generation of evolution stone ores is highly dependent on biome tags. Each type of evolution stone ore has common and rare biome tags that dictate their frequency of appearance.

• Common Generation: Occurs in two batches. The first batch generates 8 times per chunk in blobs of 1-2 from levels 64 to 320, peaking around level 192. The second batch also generates 8 times per chunk in blobs of 1-2 from levels -64 to 192, with a peak around level 64.
• Rare Generation: Also occurs in two batches. The first batch generates 4 times per chunk in blobs of 1-2 from levels 64 to 320, peaking around level 192. The second batch generates 4 times per chunk in blobs of 1-2 from levels -64 to 192, with a peak around level 64.

This creates a broad range between levels 64 and 192 where evolution stones are plenty.

Biome Tag Rarity

Each evolution stone ore is associated with specific biomes, affecting their common and rare generation rates:

*Moon stone ore has a unique generation pattern, mainly forming as part of dripstone pillars in Dripstone Cave biomes. These attempt to generate in dripstone blocks 320 times per chunk in groups of 1-2 from levels -64 to 256.

Usage

Smelting Ingredient

Each evolution stone ore can be smelted to yield its evolution stone, using any fuel source.

• Dawn Stone Ore → Dawn Stone
• Dusk Stone Ore → Dusk Stone
• Fire Stone Ore → Fire Stone
• Ice Stone Ore → Ice Stone
• Leaf Stone Ore → Leaf Stone
• Moon Stone Ore → Moon Stone
• Shiny Stone Ore → Shiny Stone
• Sun Stone Ore → Sun Stone
• Thunder Stone Ore → Thunder Stone
• Water Stone Ore → Water Stone

Special Easter Egg: Note Block

Placing any evolution stone ore under a note block produces a bass drum sound, adding a musical utility to these ores.

Evolution stones are a vital resource for any Cobblemon trainer. Understanding their generation, obtaining them efficiently, and utilizing them effectively can significantly enhance your gameplay experience. Happy mining!

Welcome to the world of Minecraft mods. As you know, imagination and creativity make Minecraft, "Minecraft". Today, we're diving into the world of Cobblemon and Pixelmon, two popular Minecraft mods that bring the magic of Pokémon to the blocky landscapes we all love. If you're a fan of both Minecraft and Pokémon, you're probably wondering which mod is the best fit for you. Let's break down the differences and advantages of Cobblemon and Pixelmon to help you decide.

Cobblemon: A Fresh Take on Pokémon in Minecraft

Innovative Features: Cobblemon is the new kid, but it’s already making waves with its innovative features. One of the standout aspects of Cobblemon is its integration with Minecraft’s core gameplay. This mod adds Pokémon without disrupting the core mechanics that make Minecraft so enjoyable. You can explore, mine, and build just like you always have, but now with the added thrill of encountering and catching Pokémon.

Visual Appeal: Cobblemon’s visual style stays true to Minecraft’s blocky aesthetic, which makes it feel like a natural extension of the game. The Pokémon models are designed to blend in with the environment, creating a cohesive and immersive experience. Whether you're building a grand castle or exploring a dense forest, the Pokémon in Cobblemon fit right in.

Community and Customization: One of the biggest strengths of Cobblemon is its focus on community and customization. The mod is designed to be easily modifiable, allowing players to enhance the experience to their liking. Whether you want to create a competitive battling play-style or a peaceful exploration style, Cobblemon gives you the tools to make it happen. Plus, the community around Cobblemon is passionate and supportive, making it a great place to share ideas and get inspired.

Pixelmon: The Veteran Mod

Rich Content: Pixelmon has been around for years and has built up an impressive amount of content. With comprehensive battle mechanics and a wide variety of item and move animations, Pixelmon offers a deep graphical amusem*nt for Pokémon fans. If you’re looking for a mod with high-quality and 3D Pokémon designs, Pixelmon is the way to go.

Established Community: Pixelmon boasts a large and dedicated community. There are numerous servers, each offering unique experiences, from competitive battling to role-playing adventures. The mod also has a wealth of online resources, including wikis, forums, and YouTube tutorials, making it easy to find information and get help when you need it.

Comparing the Two

Integration vs. Expansion Cobblemon’s strength lies in its seamless integration with Minecraft’s vanilla gameplay. It feels like a natural addition to the game, enhancing the experience without overwhelming it. Pixelmon, on the other hand, is more of an expansive overhaul, adding a significant amount of new content and mechanics that can transform the way you play Minecraft. Sadly, it doesn't feel like Minecraft like Cobblemon does.

Visual Style While Cobblemon sticks to Minecraft’s blocky aesthetic, with awesome animations, Pixelmon opts for more detailed and 3D Pokémon models. This difference in visual style can be a deciding factor depending on your preference, but as a person who played both, Cobblemon wins over a mile. :)

Community and Customization Both mods have strong communities, but Cobblemon’s focus on customization makes it particularly appealing for players who want to enjoy unique experiences. Pixelmon’s extensive content and established resources make the performance slightly worse than Cobblemon's.

Final Thoughts

Choosing between Cobblemon and Pixelmon ultimately comes down to what kind of experience you’re looking for. If you want a mod that enhances Minecraft without straying too far from its roots, and to feel all the content that Pokemon has to offer, Cobblemon is an excellent choice. Its seamless integration, customization options, and supportive community make it a fantastic option for everyone.

Both mods bring the joy of Pokémon to Minecraft in unique ways, so why not give them both a try? Whichever mod you choose, you're in for an adventure that combines the best of both worlds.

Happy crafting and catching!

Welcome to the CobblemonGG Server FAQ section! Here, we aim to address some of the most common questions and concerns about the Cobblemon mod. Whether you're a new player or a seasoned Cobblemon trainer, this information will help you navigate our server and understand the current features and future updates of the mod.

Will Cobblemon work on Bedrock/mobile?

Cobblemon is designed exclusively for the Java Edition of Minecraft and does not support the Bedrock Edition at this time. Players interested in experiencing Cobblemon should ensure they are using the Java Edition.

Does Cobblemon work on cracked/pirated/free versions of Minecraft?

CobblemonGG does not support pirated versions of Minecraft. For players seeking an affordable option to play Cobblemon, we recommend considering the trial version of Xbox Gamepass for PC. It includes access to Minecraft for Java and often has promotions as low as a dollar, although availability may vary by country.

How do I evolve my Pokémon or change their moves?

To evolve your Pokémon or change their moves in Cobblemon, press 'M' to open the Summary menu. You'll find the option to evolve your Pokémon or change their moves by clicking the respective buttons in the interface. Note that some Pokémon require specific items to evolve, such as Link Cables for trade evolutions.

How do you plant new Apricorn trees?

After harvesting grown Apricorns by right-clicking on them, there is a 12.5% chance that an Apricorn will drop a seed, which you can use to plant a new Apricorn tree.

Will Pokémon be ridable?

We are currently developing a riding system for Pokémon in Cobblemon. This feature will be introduced in a future update, allowing players to ride their Pokémon.

Where do I catch legendaries?

Currently, legendary Pokémon do not spawn naturally in the world but they exist. We have an NPC called "Legendary Scout" at the spawn location. There is a random chance to spawn a Legendary Pokemon and you can check the NPC regularly for the information about Legendary spawns.

Are there shiny Pokémon?

Yes, shiny Pokémon are available in Cobblemon with the odds of encountering one being 1 in 8192. Also, we have another scout (NPC) called "Shiny Scout" next to our Legendary Scout friend. You can also check the current rates for the shiny Pokemon spawn.

Is there Pokémon breeding?

Pokémon breeding is not available yet but is planned to be introduced in an upcoming update.

Are there Megas, Z-Moves, Dynamax, or Teras?

All these battle gimmicks are planned to be added to Cobblemon eventually. Stay tuned for future updates!

Is there a Pokédex?

A Pokédex feature is in development and will be improved in a future update to enhance the gameplay experience.

When is the next update?

We are committed to quality and do not rush our updates. Therefore, we do not provide set release dates. Updates are released when they are fully developed and ready for the community.

Can Pokémon fight vanilla mobs?

Currently, Pokémon cannot fight vanilla mobs. However, integrating this feature is in our plans for future updates.

We hope this FAQ helps you better understand the Cobblemon mod and enhances your experience on our server. Stay tuned to our website and social media for more updates and news about CobblemonGG!