Difference between revisions of "Translations:Breeding/16/en"

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Poké Ball

If two Pokémon of the same species are bred (regardless of form), the egg will have an equal chance of inheriting either parent's Poké Ball. Otherwise, the Poké Ball that the mother is in will be passed to her offspring unless the Poké Ball is a Master Ball or a Cherish Ball.
In genderless breeding if a Pokémon in the right slot of a Ranch Block has an inheritable Poké Ball (any Poké Ball aside from Master Ball or a Cherish Ball) the egg will inherit the corresponding Poké Ball. Otherwise, the offspring would inherit Poké Ball matching with the Pokémon in the left slot.

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 ===Poké Ball===
-*The Poké Ball that the mother is in will be passed to her offspring unless the Poké Ball is a [[Master Ball]] or a [[Cherish Ball]]. The father's Poké Ball cannot be passed down.
+*If two Pokémon of the same species are bred (regardless of form), the egg will have an equal chance of inheriting either parent's Poké Ball. Otherwise, the Poké Ball that the mother is in will be passed to her offspring unless the Poké Ball is a [[Master Ball]] or a [[Cherish Ball]].
-===Growth===
+*In genderless breeding if a Pokémon in the right slot of a [[Ranch Block]] has an inheritable Poké Ball (any Poké Ball aside from [[Master Ball]] or a [[Cherish Ball]]) the egg will inherit the corresponding Poké Ball. Otherwise, the offspring would inherit Poké Ball matching with the Pokémon in the left slot.
-*The [[growth (stat)|growths]] of offspring are inherited from their parents. Growth inheritance is determined by the growth between the mother's and father's growths (e.g., ordinary is directly between runt and giant), with some random variance allowing the two growths directly next to the determined growth (using the previous example, small and huge growths would be possible as well). This slight variance in growth will occur even if both parents have the same growth. This is the only way to obtain Pokémon that are microscopic or ginormous, requiring two Pokémon that are pygmy or two Pokémon that are enormous (respectively) to breed together. Each offspring from these Pokémon will having a ⅓ chance of inheriting the corresponding extreme growth stats.