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This question were answered in the first post. I recommend you read it before asking something.
Its stats are recalculated every level taking ivs and evs into account. This is why evs only apply when you level up or use the box trick. Its stas are calculated as they would be if it was a level 50 tyranitar with the same ivs and evs that you have now.
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I'm not sure about the credibility of the other answer I got so I'll ask it again kind of. When a Pokémon has assigned EVs and levels up, the Pokémon gains stats with the added bonus of the EVs as opposed to leveling up with no EVs or with the use of a Rare Candy. So if a Pokémon is to level up in the Day Care Center while it already has assigned EVs (such as 252 Def 252 SpDef 4HP) will the leveling up of said Pokémon include stat increase by EVs? Sorry, it's really difficult to word this question
EDIT: Thanks for the help Orius747 and Gonzaa
You should.
Okay, let me put it like this, You get 510 EVs to put anywhere you like up to 255 in a single stat. Four EV points in one stat gets you one more stat point at level 100. So the most beneficial spread for, say, a sweeper is 252 atk/ 252 speed/ 4 in a seperate stat, since 255 is not divisible by four, leaving a tiny fraction of a remainder. Now, upon level up you get your basic levelling up bonuses based on your IVs and base stats, and then the bonuses from your EVs on top of that. Your EVs are entirely fluid until your pokemon hits level 100. At level 99 you can use EV reducing berries to remove every last one of your EVs and then redistribute them before levelling up and you can see your stat go up by 64+ in a single level. If you gain your pokemon a massive chunk of EVs and stick it in the storage system it will be the equivalent of a level up without the other stats levelling up entails. EV training your pokemon earlier will not result in more stats at level 100, and EV training your pokemon past level fifty will not impede its functioning in the battle tower in any way, shape, or form. I'm afraid I can't say much about the daycare except that it's only good experience until level 20 or so anyways, so after level 20 you can just level up your pokemon once for the stat boosts if the daycare doesn't turn EVs into stats.
To recap: EVs are worth 1 point at level 100, and you get the same bonuses no matter when you add them. Using vitamins boosts your stats right off the bat, whereas fighting other pokemon for EVs will require you to either level up or stick your pokemon in the storage to convert them into stats.
Hope this answered your question, as I've still no idea what you were asking.
The Daycare doesn't mess with your EV's. It's just like giving rare candies to your poke.
except they delete egg moves :p
Ahh, now I see what you're saying.
Stats are calculated from a formula that uses EVs, IVs, base stats, and level as variables. The manner in which they gained experience/levels does not change the stat calculation.
If you gave 252 Def, 252 SDef, and 4 HP EVs to three identically IV'd pokemon at Level 5, then levelled one up to L100 by battling, one by using Rare Candies, and one by Daycare Centering, they would all have identical stats.
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Will an opponent's memento work on my poke if it is behind a sub?
If the opponent's Pokemon stays in: Yes.
If it switches: No.
No, it will fail.
Yes, it is possible for the opponent to wake up on the next turn and attack. In fact, if your opponent is an early bird pokemon (and slower than your hypnotizer), it is even possible for your opponent to attack in the same turn that it fell asleep.
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