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Sylveon does not require "max Amie stats". Had level 3 affection and it still evolved. A friend of mine also managed to make it evolve with level 2 affection. It seems the requirement may actually be just leveling up with a fairy-type move.

If anyone with the game wants to try and confirm this, feel free to do so.
 
Prophet said:
Sylveon does not require "max Amie stats". Had level 3 affection and it still evolved. A friend of mine also managed to make it evolve with level 2 affection. It seems the requirement may actually be just leveling up with a fairy-type move.

If anyone with the game wants to try and confirm this, feel free to do so.
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It's not. I received an Eevee from Wonder Trade before the first gym and it already had Baby-Doll Eyes and it did not evolve upon level up. However, after I got lv2 affection in Pokemon-amie, after a level up it evolved to Sylveon.
 
Chespin was vastly more agreeable for me in finding out its base stats.
HP: 56 (Evidence 20 HP on 5 with no EVs went to 24 HP on 7 with no EVs. Once EVs applied, showed either at most 56. A 22 HP on 5(meaning at least 55) was actually one better, at 27 on 7)
ATK: 60-61...though I am fairly certain it is 61. (Evidence 11 strength bases showed some indication that 61 was max, 12 bases going to 14 on 6 indicated 60 min.) I am almost positive this is 61. This actually makes a lot of sense since I just realized both Froakie and Fennekin's SPATK were 61 base. They wanted all the first stages to have equivalent offensive capabilities. A noble task.
DEF: 65-66 (Every 11 defense on 5 was 14 by 7, indicating a min of 65. Unfortunately, I was never able to rule out 66. That being said, I only saw 2 13 defense stats on 5, out of a host of trials. If it was 66, I should see 1/8) I am leaning heavily towards 65.
SPATK: 45-46 (Was never able to rule 46 out, but this stat could start as 11, and I find that very likely to be 45.)
SPDEF: 42 (It took me so many trials because SPDEF is the one stat out of all the pokemon that didn't allow you to make any statements on level 6 alone. 9 never stayed 9 on level 6 and 10 never went to 12. Finally, I started leveling to 7 and seeing it on both ends, meaning it HAD to be 42)
SPEED: 38-39 (First stat that was base 8 without personality. I was able to rule out 35-37 by the 10 stats on level 5 through EV training. Never ruled out 38, but I only saw 8 base twice, much like defense.)
So my expected stat spread is 56/61/65/45/42/39 for a total of 308.
With what they did with the attacking prowess of each starter being equal, I am not surprised that Froakie ended up with a slightly higher total and Fennekin the lowest. Fennekin will likely end up making that up through evolution when the starters diverge a bit. Chespin in the middle also makes sense, as I think his attack as Chesnaught is slightly higher than Greninja's special attack.
Anyway, to sum up what I have done, this is what I will claim as the base stats:
Froakie - 40/56/40/61/43/70
Fennekin - 40/45/40/61/60/60
Chespin - 56/61/65/45/42/39
 
Some more stats of Mega Evolutionss from Wersterlobe's channel that aren't in the OP yet. I included the Gardevoir video as well since the stats in the OP may not be accurate.

I listed their stats before and after, HP not included.

Mega Aggron (Level 47)
Before: 113/168/74/62/57
Mega: 141/210/74/81/57

Mega Houndoom (Level 25)
Before: 48/32/62/52/59
Mega: 48/52/77/57/70

Mega Gardevoir (Level 30)
Before: 47/50/97/80/63
Mega: 58/50/124/92/75
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaEi3NOAigs
 
Mega Gardevoir: could be - Att nature, -SpA possible but very unlikely, no +Att, no +SpD, could be + SpA, +Def and +Spe possible but gives no even stats and more then +100 boost
neutral nature gives very odd Base Stat boosts
assuming modest gives the most convenient result
SpA boost always significant below +50!
Mega Gardevoir: 68/ 85/ 65/ 165/ 135/ 100

Mega Houndoom: has to be -Att nature, no +Def, no +SpA, possibly +Spe
assuming Timid nature
Mega Houndoom: 75/ 90/ 90/ 140/ 90/ 115

Mega Aggron Edit: must be - Def, boost in SpA or other minor stats possible, unaffecting overall stat change

Mega Aggron: 70/ 140/ 230/ 60/ 80/ 50
 
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Not a battle mechanic per se, but it appears that Critical Captures are back. They are a feature from Gen V where sometimes a thrown Pokeball makes a jet engine-like sound and makes the Pokeball wiggle only once before capture. As I have been catching a lot of Pokemon, the mechanics seem to be similar to Gen V, but I'd have go through some more testing on this matter to make sure.
 
I don't know if this 100% correct, We need more test but here is what I find:
I was in a match,then I fainted his Hippopotas(sand stream) with my Quilladin, I don't remember the next pokemon but after Hippopotas fainted 5 turns later the sand stream disappear without explanation, what I think is that now When you faint a pokemon with sand stream, drizzle etc., 5 turns later(not exact I can´t remember) the clime goes away.
 
I don't know if it was mentioned before, but Ghost-type pokémon are immune to Flying Press despite it is considered as dealing Flying-type damage as well.
I guess this was due to the fact that the move is listed as a Fighting-type one. Basically, Korrina can only touch a Honedge with her Machoke that knows Rock Tomb.
That's sad. :(
 
IkEr_14 said:
I don't know if this 100% correct, We need more test but here is what I find:
I was in a match,then I fainted his Hippopotas(sand stream) with my Quilladin, I don't remember the next pokemon but after Hippopotas fainted 5 turns later the sand stream disappear without explanation, what I think is that now When you faint a pokemon with sand stream, drizzle etc., 5 turns later(not exact I can´t remember) the clime goes away.
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yeah is true, drought, sand stream, drizzle after 5 turns the clime goes away.
 
Wild Solosis in Glittering Cave know Hidden Power.

This could be a good way of working out the HP formula for the math-oriented (ie, not me).

It used it on my Aromatisse and it wasn't effective so could be HP, fighting dark bug or fairy. I captured it so we'll see if HP fairy exists.
 
Skore said:
Wild Solosis in Glittering Cave know Hidden Power.

This could be a good way of working out the HP formula for the math-oriented (ie, not me).

It used it on my Aromatisse and it wasn't effective so could be HP, fighting dark bug or fairy. I captured it so we'll see if HP fairy exists.
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Fairy doesn't resist itself so don't bother.
 
(According to Serebii)Apparently Scolipede has been spotted with Speed Boost as an ability, which leads to a question of whether some abilities have been retconned or if some lines can have 4 abilities now.
 
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