*like I said in my first post, I'm on my 3DS so I can't link you to the site. To max out Mewtwo's Special Attack, you just need to give it the vitamin that raises Special Stat Experience (should be Calcium since Zinc wasn't introduced until Gen III) and then fight tons of Pokemon (of course, you will max out your Special Stat Experience faster if you fight Pokemon with high base Special Attack). Your Special Attack Stat Experience should always equal your Special Defense Stat Experience because of this (they did this to retain compatibility with Gen I). If your Mewtwo defeats a Gastly in GSC, it will gain 100 Stat Experience in Special Attack and 100 in Special Defense as well. For instance, Gastly has base 100 Special Attack.
I was just reading on another website* that the base Special Attack stat of the defeated Pokemon is used to determine the amount of Stat Experience your Pokemon gains in its Special stats. Special Attack and Special Defense share the same Stat Experience "EV". So, if you want to "EV train" in Crystal, give your Pokemon vitamins and then go fight a bunch of Pokemon. (You should be able to look up more information about Stat Experience on your own if you're still confused). Pokémon CrystalDust is a remake of Pokémon Crystal with the engine from Pokémon Emerald.See the game come to life in ways you never imagined as you experience the jump from the Game Boy Color to the Advance Following in the footsteps of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, enjoy everything as you remember but recreated with an awesome amount of polish. I would link to it - that article also explains Stat Experience - but I'm using my 3DS right now so I can't. I don't remember what the max amount of Stat Experience is, but there is an article on Bulbapedia with it. There's no way to check how much Stat Experience you have, so you'll have to keep track. It doesn't really matter which Pokemon you fight since every Pokemon contributes Stat Experience to each stat and there's no 510 EV limit to worry about. All you really have to do to max out your Stat Experience is just battle a lot of Pokemon. You can get enough Stat Experience to do this. Using vitamins will also give your Pokemon Stat Experience for a certain stat.Īnd yes, it is true that you can max out all your stats in Gens I and II. I believe that every time you beat a Pokemon, you gain Stat Experience based on the defeated Pokemon's base stats so if you defeated a Mew, your Pokemon would gain 100 Stat Experience in each of its stats since Mew's stats are all base 100 (I'm 99% sure this is how it worked). In GSC and RBY, Pokemon had what was known as Stat Experience, which functioned similar to EVs.
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