1. What is Pokemon Accuracy Calculation?

The Pokemon accuracy calculation determines the actual chance of a move hitting, based on the move's base accuracy and the relative accuracy/evasion stages of the attacker and defender.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the Pokemon accuracy formula:

Where:

• \( base\_acc \) — The move's base accuracy (0-100%)
• \( stage\_modifier \) — Multiplier based on accuracy and evasion stages

Stage Modifiers: The stage modifier is determined by the difference between the attacker's accuracy stage and the defender's evasion stage, with values ranging from 3/9 (lowest) to 9/3 (highest).

3. Importance of Accuracy Calculation

Details: Understanding accuracy calculations helps Pokemon trainers make strategic decisions about move selection and stat-boosting strategies.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter the move's base accuracy (1-100), your Pokemon's accuracy stage (-6 to +6), and the opponent's evasion stage (-6 to +6). The calculator will show the actual hit chance.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's the highest possible accuracy?
A: The maximum is 100%, even if calculations would exceed this value.

Q2: Do all moves use this calculation?
A: No, some moves always hit or have special accuracy rules.

Q3: How do I change accuracy stages?
A: Moves like Double Team increase evasion, while moves like Hone Claws increase accuracy.

Q4: Does this apply to all Pokemon games?
A: The formula applies to most main series games, but some spin-offs may differ.

Q5: What about abilities that affect accuracy?
A: Abilities like Compound Eyes or Sand Veil apply additional multipliers not shown here.