Pokemon Go

Why does this pokemon show up?



Im trying to create a search string that basically only shows me the garbage pokemon that aren’t any good for pvp.
Can someone help me? I think my syntax might be wrong or something.

1-attack,-2deffense,-2hp&0*,1*,2*&!shiny&age-10&!raid&!#

by VascoArauji

6 Comments

  1. Topladluke96

    You’re spelling the word defense wrong for a start.

    Use the below strings for what you’re after.

    0attack&3defense&3hp

    1attack&3defense&3hp

  2. mzaztzsz

    Try this one

    0,1attack&3,4defense&3,4hp&0*,1*,2*&!shiny&age-10&!raid&!#

    Edit: misread your post. This would show you possible pvp IV pokemon, not the ones you delete without checking. Also modified based on u/Carry_On suggestion. Altough I couldn’t get ranges with dashes working, a comma separating the values seems to be ok.

    maybe this one will work for you?
    !0,1attack&!3,4defense&!3,4hp&0*,1*,2*&!shiny&age-10&!raid&!#

    Edit 2: nvm doesn’t work

  4. dbordonaro

    You just need to change the 1 to a 2 for attack, here’s what I use to auto delete without IV checking:

    2-3attack,0-2defense,0-2hp&!shiny&!legendary&!mythical&!ultra beasts&!@special&!costume&!#

    For anyone else, note that you need to check for nundos first if you care about those.

  5. _Woodstock_

    How about this?

    0*,1*,2*&0-2defense&0-2hp&!shiny&age0-10&!raid&!#

  6. Techn0range

    2-attack&-2defense&-2hp

    This will show 6-15 attack and 0-10 defense and 0-10 hp.

    The max combination you will see is 15/10/10=78%. As a reminder 3* starts at 82%, thus you will not have to worry about 3* nor 4*.

    When you want to be more specific, you want to use ampersand ( & ) and not comma ( , ).

    “Comma
    It separates the search terms to return a list of all pokemon that meet at least one of the inserted search criteria

    Example: Typing **Shiny, Lucky** will return a list of all Shiny and Lucky pokemon in your storage” [GO Hub](https://pokemongohub.net/post/guide/pokemon-go-search-bar-cheat-sheet/)

    For example, 2-attack,-2defense,-2hp returns all of the following:
    * pokemon with 6-15 attack, 0-15 defense, and 0-15 hp
    * pokemon with 0-15 attack, 0-10 defense, 0-15 hp
    * pokemon with 0-15 attack, 0-15 defense, 0-10 hp

    This is why using commas will find more results, including those such as 0/10/15 or even 15/14/15.

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