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Upon encountering one of N's Pokémon, the game will notify by showing a sprite entry animation that is similar to the [[Shiny Pokémon]] sprite, but instead has its own sound and the Pokémon is surrounded by green and yellow diamond lights. The flavor text will read "A wild <Pokémon> appeared?!" Upon being captured, the game will notify the player that the Pokémon already has an [[original trainer]], before putting it in the player's party or [[PC]] storage. Once captured, the Pokémon will have N's [[Trainer ID|ID Number]], 00002. These Pokémon cannot be nicknamed since they have no [[Secret ID]]. N's Pokémon have a set nature, and have [[Individual Values|IV]]s of 30 in each stat. They are incapable of being {{Shiny}}. | Upon encountering one of N's Pokémon, the game will notify by showing a sprite entry animation that is similar to the [[Shiny Pokémon]] sprite, but instead has its own sound and the Pokémon is surrounded by green and yellow diamond lights. The flavor text will read "A wild <Pokémon> appeared?!" Upon being captured, the game will notify the player that the Pokémon already has an [[original trainer]], before putting it in the player's party or [[PC]] storage. Once captured, the Pokémon will have N's [[Trainer ID|ID Number]], 00002. These Pokémon cannot be nicknamed since they have no [[Secret ID]]. N's Pokémon have a set nature, and have [[Individual Values|IV]]s of 30 in each stat. They are incapable of being {{Shiny}}. | ||
While there is only one of each Pokémon, if the Pokémon faints or the battle is otherwise ended without the Pokémon being caught, it can be encountered again. The probability of finding one of N's Pokémon is (p-b<sup>r</sup>), where p=number of Pokémon of the same species | While there is only one of each Pokémon, if the Pokémon faints or the battle is otherwise ended without the Pokémon being caught, it can be encountered again. The probability of finding one of N's Pokémon is (p-b<sup>r</sup>), where p=number of Pokémon of the same species caught, b=8-number of badges obtained, and r=the rarity of the Pokémon in that area. This number cannot exceed 40%. | ||
==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||