Graveler EV Training
The best EV spread for Graveler, what to defeat to get it, and a planner that counts the battles for you.
Best EV spread
Bulky physical attacker
252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def
Graveler's highest stats suit this role. Slower, but takes hits and hits back hard. Want something else? Pick another role in the planner below.
What to defeat
Graveler EV yield
2 Defense
Every Graveler you defeat gives this many EVs to the Pokémon that battled it.
Base stats
| HP | 55 | |
|---|---|---|
| Attack | 95 | |
| Defense | 115 | |
| Sp. Atk | 45 | |
| Sp. Def | 45 | |
| Speed | 35 | |
| Total | 390 |
Plan Graveler's training
Your Pokémon
Graveler #75
HP 55Atk 95Def 115SpA 45SpD 45Spe 35
Base stats · When defeated, it gives 2 Def EVs
Where it is now
Leave a box empty if that stat hasn't been trained. The grey numbers show what an untrained Graveler would have.
Advanced: its IVs aren't all 31
IVs are a Pokémon's hidden "genes" (0–31 per stat). We assume 31, the best possible. If you've checked them with an IV judge, enter them here for an exact plan.
Your goal
Enter its level above first.
Your training plan
Almost there.
Enter Graveler's level in step 2 and your plan appears here.
EV training, explained simply
What are EVs?
Effort Values are hidden points a Pokémon earns every time it defeats another Pokémon. Each species gives EVs in one or two stats — a Rattata gives Speed, a Geodude gives Defense. Every 4 EVs add about one point to that stat at level 100.
How many can a Pokémon have?
Up to 252 useful EVs in one stat, and 510 in total. That's why most trained Pokémon max two stats (252 + 252) and put the last 4 somewhere else.
How do I see my Pokémon's EVs?
Most games don't show them as numbers. That's why this planner works from the stats on your summary screen instead — it works out the EVs behind them for you.
What makes EV training faster?
Vitamins (Protein, Carbos…) give 10 EVs each. Power items add extra EVs per battle, and Pokérus doubles everything. Turn them on in the plan to see how many battles you save.
Does it work on Switch and Switch 2?
Yes. Nothing is read from your game — you type in what you see, so it works for every game from Ruby and Sapphire to Scarlet and Violet, on any console or emulator.