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This disease is actually a good thing. After being infected, a Pokémon's status will read "PokéRus". A nurse in a Pokémon Center will notice that there are "small life forms" on the Pokémon. Professor Elm will then call the player to say that the PokéRus has no effect and will wear off. | This disease is actually a good thing. After being infected, a Pokémon's status will read "PokéRus". A nurse in a Pokémon Center will notice that there are "small life forms" on the Pokémon. Professor Elm will then call the player to say that the PokéRus has no effect and will wear off. | ||
A Pokémon with the PokéRus will | A Pokémon with the PokéRus will infect other Pokémon in the Trainer's active party while walking, battling, or healing at a Pokémon Center. | ||
PokéRus will not infect other Pokémon if it's stored in the PC, and will only become immune while in a Trainer's party. | |||
In Pokémon Gold and Silver, it took about | In Pokémon Gold and Silver, it took about two days for a Pokémon's immune system to fight off the virus. After recovering from the virus, a little dot appears on the Pokémon's status screen indicating that it is immune to the virus and impossible to reinfect. | ||
The PokéRus doubles the Effort Values received from battles. This causes the stats of a Pokémon to grow twice as fast while still leveling up at a normal rate. This is especially helpful in raising Pokémon caught at a high level, since it is difficult to raise their Effort Values to maximum before Level 100. | The PokéRus doubles the Effort Values received from battles. This causes the stats of a Pokémon to grow twice as fast while still leveling up at a normal rate. This is especially helpful in raising Pokémon caught at a high level, since it is difficult to raise their Effort Values to maximum before Level 100. | ||