What does b(n p) mean in Pokémon?

The bn p is the base stat of a Pokémon — the stats that a pikachu shares with other Pikachu. This value affects how strong your Pokémon is, as well as whether it can use certain attacks. For example, a Pikachu with a bAtk of 20 can use Thunderbolt, while one with a bAtk of 60 can't.

What does b(n p) mean on Pokémon Emerald?

The b(n p) help determine the power of a move. The higher the number, the more powerful the move is. This power is represented by the number of balls required to catch the pokémon who knows the move. Essentially, the b(n p) of a move determines the speed, power, and range of the move.

What does b(n p) mean in Pokémon Ruby?

The b(n p) refers to the number of Pokémon that can be held in a party at one time. The maximum number of Pokémon you can have in your party at any given time is six—this includes your partner Pokémon. If you try to add more Pokémon to an already full party, the game will automatically drop the weakest one.

What does b(n p) mean in Pokémon Red?

The b(n p) line is the core mechanic of the Pokémon games. It allows you to determine the strength of your Pokémon, and it’s used in battles to determine whether a Pokémon is defeated or not.

What does b(n p) mean in Pokémon Sapphire?

This number appears in the party menu for your trainer before you send out a Pokémon, when you pull up the menu to select which Pokémon you want to use. The b refers to the number of backup Pokémon that you have, while the p refers to the Pokémon's potential power. This number changes depending on your Trainer level and the Pokémon's level.