DragoTamer

Ah, my apologies! I thought you were trying to present Quirky as a nature on par with Mild. Congrats on making it your first 6x31! I just doubled checked the Parasect calculations and you are correct, Teddiursa can OHKO Parasect hordes. I may have been using EQ in my previous calculations. I will be sure to update my guide accordingly. Thank you for bringing that to my attention! I will be sure to credit you in the Teddiursa post for your contribution in ensuring the guide stays as relevant as possible.

Added another trainer rerun guide

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I'm glad you enjoy the guides I have made! Unfortunately I would have to respectfully disagree with you on the neutral nature aspect. The Mild nature determinant was made through calculating Teddiursa against numerous hordes. The specific EV spread was also created based off of those hordes as well. I regularly say that optimizing how you spend yen through information allows you to get the most out of the yen you spend. While a 6x31 Mild natured Teddiursa is the best route to go, the route that provides essentially the same level of usefulness is a 3x31 natured Teddiursa. That is an inexpensive breed to make and I would argue that if using a 2x31 natured breeder was a concern yen wise for a player, it might, respectfully, not be the best time to breeding a pickup Teddiursa. Teddiursa also requires a great deal of care when leveling to Level 100 without evolving and I have listed leveling strategies in the guide. By taking into account the time, effort, and yen spent, it would be better to nature it appropriately before leveling it. If a player is breeding Teddiursa themselves from scratch using the cheapest 1x31 breeders, it should take around 85K to make a 3x31 base and then around 45K to make the naturing mon. That sets the total at around 130K. The total could be rounded up to around 150K-170K if you hire someone to breed this for you. This is roughly half the amount of yen spent doing a standard gym run with the torkoal-cottonee strategy. As I mentioned earlier, if naturing it is a cost concern for the player, I would recommend the focus going to gym running regularly in order to build up yen to create the late-game PvE utility mons. An additional recommendation would be to use the 1 hour trainer rerun route in the guide index I created which is pinned in the guide tavern. It is very inexpensive to make the pokemon required for the trainer rerun route and can help jumpstart a player yen wise. Until the 3x31 natured Teddiursa does not become a cost related concern, I would recommend using cheaper pokemon that don't need to be leveled to 100 like Pachirisu and jolteon for discharge, Krookodile or other related mons that could employ STAB EQ on hordes. Those are more affordable and easily obtainable options for players that have just finished regions and are in the transitional period to creating optimal utility mons for late PvE gameplay. I do want to say for the sake of it, that not all players play the game the same way so there will be slight variations in moveset and pokemon used for pickup, horde clearing, etc.

Adjusted the usage section. included a detail for shunting and split one bullet point into two

Added visible HM moves that Teddiursa, Meowth, and Munchlax can learn

Updated with egg moves for each evolution. Tyrogue and Hitmontop learns the least amount of HM moves

Updated with visible HM moves for versatility

Updated a lot of egg moves and HM moves for visible versatility

Added an HM section saying that Smeargle can learn anything through sketching

Updated. Added HM moves it can learn

Updated. Added HM moves that Parasect can learn

Added HM moves that it can learn

Added two new guides written by @BestfriendsYou can find them in his category above

Update. I added a lot more content to the section for all other cute charm pokemon to help in making the decision of which cute charmer to use. I also added a section for other useful moves and the HM moves that delcatty can learn. This should further help in making the choice. Take note: While Delcatty is the optimal cute charmer due to the myriad of things it can do such as pay daying, horde clearing for the main EV hordes, cute charm, and a decent catcher mon, Milotic and Lopunny are also two very viable options. I personally like Milotic the most due to the increased bulkiness and Rache has also provided a fantastic moveset for it for thinning out a horde when using it for shunting. I also re-confirmed with the devs and cute charm does not work for alphas

I had a dev confirm it for me some time ago, but things could have changed then so I'm also interested in knowing if you've been hearing otherwise. I did notice Munya said it didn't work on a different thread as well. If you speak with a dev and hear otherwise, keep me updated.

Added 3 sections for Hustle/Vital spirit/pressure, snow cloak, and sand veil. I'm still working on them so they look a little messy for now, but each section has all the pokemon with their abilities and/or pokemon that have been ruled out and I wrote those

Solid service, he finished the order pretty quickly

Updated with happiness guide and pokemmo hub tool provided by @Zuladra

Updated the PvE Guides. Check the PvE guide comments for specific updates

Updated PREVO move note next to Banette

Updated with a note for PREVO moves and added a leveling strategy

Updated. modified the note next to egg moves

Updated Meowth's moveset and some notes.

Updated with the optimal IV spread, egg moves, and removal of PREVO moves as PREVO moves are still learnable via move tutor after evolving

Updated. Moved the correct red note to Egg moves. It was accidentally placed next to moves before