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Happiness is a measurement of how much a Pok?mon loves its Trainer and enjoys being in their care. Happiness affects the evolution of certain Pok?mon, the power of Return and Frustration, and the availability of a few in-game items and ribbons. Certain events increase a Pok?mon's happiness (gaining a level, walking 256 steps) or decrease it (fainting, using herbal medicine).

Happiness was introduced in Pokémon Yellow for the player's starting Pikachu only, and expanded to cover all Pok?mon in Generation II.

Generation I

A prototype of the happiness system used by later games was introduced in Pokémon Yellow, the last main series game of Generation I. Like the later system, its value ranged between 0 and 255 inclusive; however, this value was only applied to the Pikachu the player started with.

Pikachu at maximum happiness

Unlike later games, since Pikachu is outside of its Pok? Ball, the player can turn and look at it at any time as it follows him around the overworld. Pikachu will then indicate its happiness in a small window that appears. At maximum happiness, Pikachu will jump up and down before the window appears.

Like later games, Pikachu's happiness will rise when it gains a level. If its Trainer uses an item on Pikachu, its happiness will also rise, even if it is an item that has no effect on Pikachu (such as a Potion at full HP). In this manner, Pikachu is much easier to make happy than Pok?mon in future generations.

Pikachu's happiness drops if it is put into Bill's PC or faints. Trading it to another game will reset its happiness to 0.

Happiness is not recorded for any other Pok?mon in Generation I, and the happiness of Pikachu does not affect much: the only real effect it has is whether Melanie will give Bulbasaur away in Cerulean City, which she will only do if Pikachu's happiness is 147 or higher.

Happiness	0 to 99	100 to 199	200 to MAX
Event	Change
Gaining a level	+5	+3	+2
Using an item	+5	+3	+2
Challenging a Gym Leader	+3	+2	+1
Depositing in the PC	-3	-3	-5
Fainting	-1	-1	-1

Generation II

In Generation II, the happiness system became fully implemented, building on the system used in Yellow by tracking the happiness of every Pok?mon owned by the Trainer. Like before, it is a single byte with a value between 0 and 255.

Happiness is set when a Pok?mon is brought under a Trainer's control: that is, it is 70 when a Pok?mon is captured from the wild, and reset to 70 when a Pok?mon is traded from another game. When a Pok?mon is hatched from an egg, its value is set to 120. If a Pok?mon is captured in a Friend Ball, rather than any other kind, its happiness is set to 200 instead.

Another function was given to happiness in Generation II: the evolution of certain Pok?mon, which has continued until the present as each generation introduces new Pok?mon which evolve through happiness. Happiness-based evolutions occur when a Pok?mon's happiness is 220 or higher.

Unlike in Generation I, happiness will not increase if an item that cannot be used is used on a Pok?mon: for example, using an HP Up on a Quilava which already has the maximum HP it can have will not result in raised happiness.

Happiness	0 to 99	100 to 199	200 to MAX
Event	Change
Walking 512 steps	+1*
Grooming, Daisy	+3
Grooming, older haircut brother	+5	+3	+1
Grooming, younger haircut brother	+10	+3	+1
Using vitamins	+5	+3	+2
Gaining a level	+5	+3	+2
Challenging a Gym Leader or Elite Four	+3	+2	+1
Fainting	-1
Using EnergyPowder	-5
Using Heal Powder	-5
Using Energy Root	-10
Using Revival Herb	-15
Trading to another game	Reset to 70

However, some things, though frequently reported, aren't part of the Generation II modifier. The following are actions that do not affect a Pok?mon's happiness, either positively or negatively:

Putting a Pok?mon in Bill's PC
Healing a Pok?mon when weak and injured
Giving a Pok?mon a hold item
Using a Pok?mon in battles
Winning battles with a Pok?mon
Letting a Pok?mon's HP fall to critical status
Letting the player's Pok?mon get a status condition like Paralysis
Walking when the player's Pok?mon has a status condition

Generation III

Happiness in Generation III works much the same as before, with two additional happiness-boosting mechanics. If a Pok?mon is caught in a Luxury Ball or is holding a Soothe Bell, all happiness-raising events will increase the Pok?mon's happiness by one point more; happiness-lowering events are not affected. These effects stack on each other, meaning a Pok?mon in a Luxury Ball holding a Soothe Bell gets two additional points per event.

Pok?mon now have a base happiness per species; however, most catchable Pok?mon have the standard 70 points as their starting level.

Happiness	0 to 99	100 to 199	200 to MAX
Event	Change
Walking 256 steps	+1
Grooming, Daisy*	+3	+3	+2
Using vitamins	+5	+3	+2
Gaining a level	+5	+3	+2
Using EV Berries	+2
Fainting	-1
Using EnergyPowder	-5
Using Heal Powder	-5
Using Energy Root	-10
Using Revival Herb	-15
Trading to another game	Reset to base happiness

Pok?mon FireRed and LeafGreen

In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, the player can know the happiness level of his/her Pok?mon through the scene which appears after the player uses an item on the Pok?mon. The Pok?mon will either move towards the screen or not move at all. If the Pok?mon does not move, then its happiness level is neutral. The happiness level of the Pok?mon can be indicated by looking at how near the Pok?mon goes to the player. The nearer the Pok?mon moves towards the screen the higher its happiness level and the more it likes its Trainer.

Generation IV

File:Friendshipchecker.png

Pok?tch Friendship Checker app with a Drifblim at maximum happiness.

Happiness in Generation IV is much the same as it is in Generation III, though the conditions are altered slightly. The Luxury Ball now causes a Pok?mon to gain a separate boost in happiness when they level up and while walking compared to Pok?mon in other Balls.

Dr. Footstep, the sole resident of the Footstep House on Route 213, will give a Pok?mon with maximum happiness a ribbon.

In HeartGold and SoulSilver, the player can gauge their Pok?mon's happiness based on the phrase that appears when they are spoken to outside of their Pok? Ball.

Daisy makes a return in HeartGold and SoulSilver. Visiting her in Pallet Town will let her groom one of the player's Pok?mon between 15:00 and 16:00 every day, increasing its happiness.

The Haircut brothers also make a return in HeartGold and SoulSilver. The player can visit them on any day of the week besides Monday to give one of their Pok?mon a boost in happiness.

In the table below, the first and second values separated by slashes show the changes for most Pok? Balls and Luxury Balls, respectively. Note that holding a Soothe Bell will apply a multiplier of 1.5 (rounding down) to only positive changes and that use of Luxury Balls will not reduce the effects of negative changes.

Happiness	0 to 99	100 to 199	200 to MAX
Event	Change
Walking 256 steps*	+1/??
Massage (Veilstone City)^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}	+3
Massage (Ribbon Syndicate)^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}	??	??	??
Haircut brothers^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}*	+1/+3/+5/+10	+1/+3/+5/+10	+1/+2/+4
Daisy grooming^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}	??	??	??
Using vitamins	+5	+3	+2
Level up	+5/+6	+3/+4	+2/+3
Using EV Berries?	+10	+5	+2
Fainting	-1
Using EnergyPowder	-5	-5	-10
Using Heal Powder	-5	-5	-10
Using Energy Root	-10	-10	-15
Using Revival Herb	-15	-15	-20
Trading	Reset to base happiness.

* The number of steps and the probability needs further study.

? These include Pomeg Berry, Kelpsy Berry, Qualot Berry, Hondew Berry, Grepa Berry, and Tamato Berry (No. 21-26).

Generation V

Happiness is very much the same in Generation V as it was in Generation IV. As far as it has been tested, happiness conditions and related items are much the same, with the main differences being in what NPCs will rate and measure happiness. A lady in Nacrene City will rate the happiness of the player's Pok?mon. Another lady, in the Pok?mon Fan Club located in Icirrus City will also rate the happiness of the player's Pok?mon. A third lady in Castelia City will massage one of your Pok?mon per day, raising its happiness. She is located in the first building on the left side of Castelia Street.

The happiness statistics appear to have not changed much since Generation IV. Note that holding a Soothe Bell will still apply a multiplier of 1.5 (rounding down) to only positive changes and that use of Luxury Balls will not reduce the effects of negative changes.

Happiness	0 to 99	100 to 199	200 to MAX
Event	Change
Walking 256 steps*	+1/??
Lady on Castelia Street (Castelia City)^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}	+3
Using vitamins	+5	+3	+2
Level up	+5/+6	+3/+4	+2/+3
Using EV Berries	+10	+5	+2
Fainting	-1
Using EnergyPowder	-5	-5	-10
Using Heal Powder	-5	-5	-10
Using Energy Root	-10	-10	-15
Using Revival Herb	-15	-15	-20
Trading	Reset to base happiness.

* The number of steps and the probability needs further study, as is the case with the Generation IV statistics.

Evolutions

Several Pok?mon evolve after being leveled up when their happiness level is at or above 220:

Previous evolutions		Happiness evolution			Future evolutions
Zubat Poison Flying	→ Level 22	Golbat Poison Flying	→ Happiness	Crobat Poison Flying	Crobat does not evolve
Happiny Normal	→ Level up holding an Oval Stone	Chansey Normal	→ Happiness	Blissey Normal	Blissey does not evolve
Eevee is the lowest in its line		Eevee Normal	→ Happiness (day)	Espeon Psychic	Espeon does not evolve
Eevee is the lowest in its line		Eevee Normal	→ Happiness (night)	Umbreon Dark	Umbreon does not evolve
Pichu is the lowest in its line		Pichu Electric	→ Happiness	Pikachu Electric	→ Thunderstone	Raichu Electric
Cleffa is the lowest in its line		Cleffa Normal	→ Happiness	Clefairy Normal	→ Moon Stone	Clefable Normal
Igglybuff is the lowest in its line		Igglybuff Normal	→ Happiness	Jigglypuff Normal	→ Moon Stone	Wigglytuff Normal
Togepi is the lowest in its line		Togepi Normal	→ Happiness	Togetic Normal Flying	→ Shiny Stone	Togekiss Normal Flying
Azurill is the lowest in its line		Azurill Normal	→ Happiness	Marill Water	→ Level 18	Azumarill Water
Budew is the lowest in its line		Budew Grass Poison	→ Happiness (day)	Roselia Grass Poison	→ Shiny Stone	Roserade Grass Poison
Buneary is the lowest in its line		Buneary Normal	→ Happiness	Lopunny Normal	Lopunny does not evolve
Chingling is the lowest in its line		Chingling Psychic	→ Happiness (night)	Chimecho Psychic	Chimecho does not evolve
Munchlax is the lowest in its line		Munchlax Normal	→ Happiness	Snorlax Normal	Snorlax does not evolve
Riolu is the lowest in its line		Riolu Fighting	→ Happiness (day)	Lucario Fighting Steel	Lucario does not evolve
Woobat is the lowest in its line		Woobat Psychic Flying	→ Happiness	Swoobat Psychic Flying	Swoobat does not evolve
Sewaddle Bug Grass	→ Level 20	Swadloon Bug Grass	→ Happiness	Leavanny Bug Grass	Leavanny does not evolve

Happiness raters

Happiness raters are NPCs that will indicate the happiness of the first Pok?mon in the player's party when spoken to. Some will give away certain items depending on the happiness, while others just tell the player how happy the Pok?mon is.

Statement	Happiness
"It is super friendly to you! I'm a bit jealous!"	250-255
"It is quite friendly to you! You must be a kind person!"	200-249
"It's friendly toward you. It looks sort of happy."	150-199
"It's quite cute."	100-149
"You should treat it better. It's not used to you."	50-99
"It doesn't seem to like you at all. It looks mean."	0-49

Locations

Goldenrod City: A woman in the house northeast of the Bike Shop will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.
Goldenrod Department Store: On Sundays only, a woman at the TM Corner, on the fifth floor, gives away either TM27 (Return) (happiness above 150) or TM21 (Frustration) (happiness below 100).
Verdanturf Town: A woman in the house in the south-western part of town will rate a Pok?mon's happiness. *
Pacifidlog Town: Once every week, a man gives away either TM27 (Return) (happiness above 150) or TM21 (Frustration) (happiness below 100).
Pallet Town: At Blue's house, Daisy will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}
Hearthome City: An NPC rates happiness in the Pok?mon Fan Club.
Route 213: At the Footstep House, Dr. Footstep will rate a Pok?mon's happiness, albeit in a roundabout way which differs among Pok?mon species.
Eterna City: A woman who gives the player the Pok?tch App, Friendship Checker, will rate the happiness of the player's Pok?mon.
Icirrus City: At the Pok?mon Fan Club, a member there will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.
Nacrene City: A woman in the building to the right of the Pok?mon Center with a Cottonee^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.}/Petilil^{Wrong template. See Template:Sup/doc.} will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.*

In addition, the Pok?tch App, Friendship Checker, will display a Pok?mon's happiness on a scale of one to two small or big hearts. If the Pok?mon has a low happiness number, then it will move away from the point where the Nintendo DS screen is touched.

In spin-off games

Pok?mon Ranger: Shadows of Almia

Two Pok?mon in a Happy Mood

Happiness also has an effect in the second Ranger game. Partner Pok?mon can have the condition of Fine, Happy, or Very Happy. When it is in a Happy Mood, musical notes come out. Black musical notes come out of it when it is happy. Multicolored musical notes come out when it is very happy. This may happen whether it is with the player. This state of mind increases the speed the Partner Gauge fills up due to more Partner Energy being given.

External links

This game-related article is part of Project Games, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon games.

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-'''Happiness''' is a measurement of how much a Pokémon loves its {{pkmn|Trainer}} and enjoys being in their care. Happiness affects the [[evolution]] of {{cat|Pokémon that evolve by happiness|certain Pokémon}}, the power of {{m|Return}} and {{m|Frustration}}, and the availability of a few in-game items and ribbons. Certain events increase a Pokémon's happiness (gaining a level, walking 256 steps) or decrease it (fainting, using [[herbal medicine]]).
+'''Happiness''' is a measurement of how much a Pok?mon loves its {{pkmn|Trainer}} and enjoys being in their care. Happiness affects the [[evolution]] of {{cat|Pok?mon that evolve by happiness|certain Pok?mon}}, the power of {{m|Return}} and {{m|Frustration}}, and the availability of a few in-game items and ribbons. Certain events increase a Pok?mon's happiness (gaining a level, walking 256 steps) or decrease it (fainting, using [[herbal medicine]]).
-Happiness was introduced in {{game|Yellow}} for the player's starting Pikachu only, and expanded to cover all Pokémon in [[Generation II]].
+Happiness was introduced in {{game|Yellow}} for the player's starting Pikachu only, and expanded to cover all Pok?mon in [[Generation II]].
 ==Generation I==
-A prototype of the happiness system used by later games was introduced in {{game|Yellow}}, the last [[main series]] game of [[Generation I]]. Like the later system, its value ranged between 0 and 255 inclusive; however, this value was only applied to the {{ga|Red's Pikachu|Pikachu}} the player [[starter Pokémon|started with]].
+A prototype of the happiness system used by later games was introduced in {{game|Yellow}}, the last [[main series]] game of [[Generation I]]. Like the later system, its value ranged between 0 and 255 inclusive; however, this value was only applied to the {{ga|Red's Pikachu|Pikachu}} the player [[starter Pok?mon|started with]].
 [[File:PikachuY-Happy.png|thumb|right|Pikachu at maximum happiness]]
-Unlike later games, since Pikachu is outside of its [[Poké Ball]], the {{player}} can turn and look at it at any time as it follows him around the overworld. Pikachu will then indicate its happiness in a small window that appears. At maximum happiness, Pikachu will jump up and down before the window appears.
+Unlike later games, since Pikachu is outside of its [[Pok? Ball]], the {{player}} can turn and look at it at any time as it follows him around the overworld. Pikachu will then indicate its happiness in a small window that appears. At maximum happiness, Pikachu will jump up and down before the window appears.
-Like later games, Pikachu's happiness will rise when it gains a level. If its Trainer uses an item on Pikachu, its happiness will also rise, even if it is an item that has no effect on Pikachu (such as a [[Potion]] at full HP). In this manner, Pikachu is much easier to make happy than Pokémon in future generations.
+Like later games, Pikachu's happiness will rise when it gains a level. If its Trainer uses an item on Pikachu, its happiness will also rise, even if it is an item that has no effect on Pikachu (such as a [[Potion]] at full HP). In this manner, Pikachu is much easier to make happy than Pok?mon in future generations.
 Pikachu's happiness drops if it is put into [[Bill's PC]] or faints. Trading it to another game will reset its happiness to 0<!--70?-->.
-Happiness is not recorded for any other Pokémon in Generation I, and the happiness of Pikachu does not affect much: the only real effect it has is whether or not [[Melanie]] will give {{p|Bulbasaur}} away in [[Cerulean City]], which she will only do if Pikachu's happiness is 147 or higher.
+Happiness is not recorded for any other Pok?mon in Generation I, and the happiness of Pikachu does not affect much: the only real effect it has is whether [[Melanie]] will give {{p|Bulbasaur}} away in [[Cerulean City]], which she will only do if Pikachu's happiness is 147 or higher.
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 ==Generation II==
-In [[Generation II]], the happiness system became fully implemented, building on the system used in Yellow by tracking the happiness of every Pokémon owned by the Trainer. Like before, it is a single byte with a value between 0 and 255.
+In [[Generation II]], the happiness system became fully implemented, building on the system used in Yellow by tracking the happiness of every Pok?mon owned by the Trainer. Like before, it is a single byte with a value between 0 and 255.
-Happiness is set when a Pokémon is brought under a Trainer's control: that is, it is 70 when a Pokémon is captured from the wild, and reset to 70 when a Pokémon is traded from another game. When a Pokémon is hatched from an {{pkmn|egg}}, its value is set to 120. If a Pokémon is captured in a [[Poké Ball#Generation II Poké Balls|Friend Ball]], rather than any other kind, its happiness is set to 200 instead.
+Happiness is set when a Pok?mon is brought under a Trainer's control: that is, it is 70 when a Pok?mon is captured from the wild, and reset to 70 when a Pok?mon is traded from another game. When a Pok?mon is hatched from an {{pkmn|egg}}, its value is set to 120. If a Pok?mon is captured in a [[Pok? Ball#Generation II Pok? Balls|Friend Ball]], rather than any other kind, its happiness is set to 200 instead.
-Another function was given to happiness in Generation II: the evolution of certain Pokémon, which has continued until the present as each generation introduces new Pokémon which evolve through happiness. Happiness-based evolutions occur when a Pokémon's happiness is 220 or higher.
+Another function was given to happiness in Generation II: the evolution of certain Pok?mon, which has continued until the present as each generation introduces new Pok?mon which evolve through happiness. Happiness-based evolutions occur when a Pok?mon's happiness is 220 or higher.
-Unlike in Generation I, happiness will not increase if an item that cannot be used is used on a Pokémon: for example, using an [[HP Up]] on a {{p|Quilava}} which already has the maximum HP it can have will not result in raised happiness.
+Unlike in Generation I, happiness will not increase if an item that cannot be used is used on a Pok?mon: for example, using an [[HP Up]] on a {{p|Quilava}} which already has the maximum HP it can have will not result in raised happiness.
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 | Walking 512 steps
-| colspan = "3" | +1{{tt|*|Happiness increases this way even when a Pokémon is fainted.}}
+| colspan = "3" | +1{{tt|*|Happiness increases this way even when a Pok?mon is fainted.}}
 |-
 | Grooming, [[Daisy Oak|Daisy]]
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-However, some things, though frequently reported, aren't part of the Generation II modifier. The following are actions that do not affect a Pokémon's happiness, either positively or negatively:
+However, some things, though frequently reported, aren't part of the Generation II modifier. The following are actions that do not affect a Pok?mon's happiness, either positively or negatively:
-*Putting a Pokémon in Bill's PC
+*Putting a Pok?mon in Bill's PC
-*Healing a Pokémon when weak and injured
+*Healing a Pok?mon when weak and injured
-*Giving a Pokémon a hold item
+*Giving a Pok?mon a hold item
-*Using a Pokémon in battles
+*Using a Pok?mon in battles
-*Winning battles with a Pokémon
+*Winning battles with a Pok?mon
-*Letting a Pokémon's HP fall to critical status
+*Letting a Pok?mon's HP fall to critical status
-*Letting the player's Pokémon get a status condition like Paralysis
+*Letting the player's Pok?mon get a status condition like Paralysis
-*Walking when the player's Pokémon has a status condition
+*Walking when the player's Pok?mon has a status condition
 ==Generation III==
-Happiness in [[Generation III]] works much the same as before, with two additional happiness-boosting mechanics. If a Pokémon is caught in a [[Luxury Ball]] or is holding a {{DL|Out-of-battle effect item|Soothe Bell}}, all happiness-raising events will increase the Pokémon's happiness by one point more; happiness-lowering events are not affected. These effects stack on each other, meaning a Pokémon in a Luxury Ball holding a Soothe Bell gets two additional points per event.
+Happiness in [[Generation III]] works much the same as before, with two additional happiness-boosting mechanics. If a Pok?mon is caught in a [[Luxury Ball]] or is holding a {{DL|Out-of-battle effect item|Soothe Bell}}, all happiness-raising events will increase the Pok?mon's happiness by one point more; happiness-lowering events are not affected. These effects stack on each other, meaning a Pok?mon in a Luxury Ball holding a Soothe Bell gets two additional points per event.
-Pokémon now have a [[List of Pokémon by base happiness|base happiness]] per species; however, most catchable Pokémon have the standard 70 points as their starting level.
+Pok?mon now have a [[List of Pok?mon by base happiness|base happiness]] per species; however, most catchable Pok?mon have the standard 70 points as their starting level.
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 | Trading to another game
-| colspan = "3" | Reset to [[List of Pokémon by base happiness|base happiness]]
+| colspan = "3" | Reset to [[List of Pok?mon by base happiness|base happiness]]
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-===Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen===
+===Pok?mon FireRed and LeafGreen===
-In {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}, the player can know the happiness level of his/her Pokémon through the scene which appears after the player uses an item on the Pokémon. The Pokémon will either move towards the screen or not move at all. If the Pokémon does not move, then its happiness level is neutral. The happiness level of the Pokémon can be indicated by looking at how near the Pokémon goes to the player. The nearer the Pokémon moves towards the screen the higher its happiness level and the more it likes its Trainer.
+In {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}, the player can know the happiness level of his/her Pok?mon through the scene which appears after the player uses an item on the Pok?mon. The Pok?mon will either move towards the screen or not move at all. If the Pok?mon does not move, then its happiness level is neutral. The happiness level of the Pok?mon can be indicated by looking at how near the Pok?mon goes to the player. The nearer the Pok?mon moves towards the screen the higher its happiness level and the more it likes its Trainer.
 ==Generation IV==
-[[File:Friendshipchecker.png|thumb|200px|right|[[Pokétch]] Friendship Checker app with a {{p|Drifblim}} at maximum happiness.]]
+[[File:Friendshipchecker.png|thumb|200px|right|[[Pok?tch]] Friendship Checker app with a {{p|Drifblim}} at maximum happiness.]]
-Happiness in [[Generation IV]] is much the same as it is in [[Generation III]], though the conditions are altered slightly. The Luxury Ball now causes a Pokémon to gain a separate boost in happiness when they level up and while walking compared to Pokémon in other Balls.
+Happiness in [[Generation IV]] is much the same as it is in [[Generation III]], though the conditions are altered slightly. The Luxury Ball now causes a Pok?mon to gain a separate boost in happiness when they level up and while walking compared to Pok?mon in other Balls.
-[[Dr. Footstep]], the sole resident of the Footstep House on {{rt|213|Sinnoh}}, will give a Pokémon with maximum happiness a [[ribbon]].
+[[Dr. Footstep]], the sole resident of the Footstep House on {{rt|213|Sinnoh}}, will give a Pok?mon with maximum happiness a [[ribbon]].
-In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, the player can gauge their Pokémon's happiness based on the phrase that appears when they are spoken to outside of their Poké Ball.
+In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, the player can gauge their Pok?mon's happiness based on the phrase that appears when they are spoken to outside of their Pok? Ball.
-{{Daisy}} makes a return in HeartGold and SoulSilver. Visiting her in Pallet Town will let her groom one of the player's Pokémon between 15:00 and 16:00 every day, increasing its happiness.
+{{Daisy}} makes a return in HeartGold and SoulSilver. Visiting her in Pallet Town will let her groom one of the player's Pok?mon between 15:00 and 16:00 every day, increasing its happiness.
-The [[Haircut brothers]] also make a return in HeartGold and SoulSilver. The player can visit them on any day of the week besides Monday to give one of their Pokémon a boost in happiness.
+The [[Haircut brothers]] also make a return in HeartGold and SoulSilver. The player can visit them on any day of the week besides Monday to give one of their Pok?mon a boost in happiness.
-In the table below, the first and second values separated by slashes show the changes for most Poké Balls and {{DL|Poké Ball|Luxury Ball}}s, respectively. Note that holding a {{DL|Out-of-battle effect item|Soothe Bell}} will apply a multiplier of 1.5 (rounding down) to only '''positive''' changes and that use of Luxury Balls will ''not'' reduce the effects of negative changes.
+In the table below, the first and second values separated by slashes show the changes for most Pok? Balls and {{DL|Pok? Ball|Luxury Ball}}s, respectively. Note that holding a {{DL|Out-of-battle effect item|Soothe Bell}} will apply a multiplier of 1.5 (rounding down) to only '''positive''' changes and that use of Luxury Balls will ''not'' reduce the effects of negative changes.
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 | Massage ([[Ribbon Syndicate]]){{sup|DPPt}} || ?? || ?? || ??
 |-
-| [[Haircut brothers]]{{sup|HGSS}}{{tt|*|depends on Pokémon's reaction}} || +1/+3/+5/+10 || +1/+3/+5/+10 || +1/+2/+4
+| [[Haircut brothers]]{{sup|HGSS}}{{tt|*|depends on Pok?mon's reaction}} || +1/+3/+5/+10 || +1/+3/+5/+10 || +1/+2/+4
 |-
 | [[Daisy Oak|Daisy]] grooming{{sup|HGSS}} || ?? || ?? || ??
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 | [[Level]] up || +5/+6 || +3/+4 || +2/+3
 |-
-| Using [[Effort values|EV]] [[Berry|Berries]]† || +10 || +5 || +2
+| Using [[Effort values|EV]] [[Berry|Berries]]? || +10 || +5 || +2
 |-
 | Fainting
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 <nowiki>*</nowiki> The number of steps and the probability needs further study.
-† These include [[Pomeg Berry]], [[Kelpsy Berry]], [[Qualot Berry]], [[Hondew Berry]], [[Grepa Berry]], and [[Tamato Berry]] (No. 21-26).
+? These include [[Pomeg Berry]], [[Kelpsy Berry]], [[Qualot Berry]], [[Hondew Berry]], [[Grepa Berry]], and [[Tamato Berry]] (No. 21-26).
 ==Generation V==
-Happiness is very much the same in Generation V as it was in Generation IV. As far as it has been tested, happiness conditions and related items are much the same, with the main differences being in what NPCs will rate and measure happiness. A lady in [[Nacrene City]] will rate the happiness of the player's Pokémon. Another lady, in the [[Pokémon Fan Club]] located in [[Icirrus City]] will also rate the happiness of the player's Pokémon. A third lady in [[Castelia City]] will massage one of your Pokémon per day, raising its happiness. She is located in the first building on the left side of {{DL|Castelia City|Castelia Street}}.
+Happiness is very much the same in Generation V as it was in Generation IV. As far as it has been tested, happiness conditions and related items are much the same, with the main differences being in what NPCs will rate and measure happiness. A lady in [[Nacrene City]] will rate the happiness of the player's Pok?mon. Another lady, in the [[Pok?mon Fan Club]] located in [[Icirrus City]] will also rate the happiness of the player's Pok?mon. A third lady in [[Castelia City]] will massage one of your Pok?mon per day, raising its happiness. She is located in the first building on the left side of {{DL|Castelia City|Castelia Street}}.
-The happiness statistics appear to have not changed much since Generation IV. Note that holding a {{DL|Out-of-battle effect item|Soothe Bell}} will still apply a multiplier of 1.5 (rounding down) to only '''positive''' changes and that use of {{DL|Poké Ball|Luxury Ball}}s will ''not'' reduce the effects of negative changes.
+The happiness statistics appear to have not changed much since Generation IV. Note that holding a {{DL|Out-of-battle effect item|Soothe Bell}} will still apply a multiplier of 1.5 (rounding down) to only '''positive''' changes and that use of {{DL|Pok? Ball|Luxury Ball}}s will ''not'' reduce the effects of negative changes.
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 ==Evolutions==
-Several Pokémon evolve after being leveled up when their happiness level is at or above 220:
+Several Pok?mon evolve after being leveled up when their happiness level is at or above 220:
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 ==Happiness raters==
-Happiness raters are [[Non-player character|NPC]]s that will indicate the happiness of the first Pokémon in the player's party when spoken to. Some will give away certain items depending on the happiness, while others just tell the player how happy the Pokémon is.
+Happiness raters are [[Non-player character|NPC]]s that will indicate the happiness of the first Pok?mon in the player's party when spoken to. Some will give away certain items depending on the happiness, while others just tell the player how happy the Pok?mon is.
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 ===Locations===
-*[[Goldenrod City]]: A woman in the house northeast of the Bike Shop will rate a Pokémon's happiness.
+*[[Goldenrod City]]: A woman in the house northeast of the Bike Shop will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.
 *[[Goldenrod Department Store]]: On {{DL|Days of the week|Sunday}}s only, a woman at the TM Corner, on the fifth floor, gives away either {{TM|27|Return}} (happiness above 150) or {{TM|21|Frustration}} (happiness below 100).
-*[[Verdanturf Town]]: A woman in the house in the south-western part of town will rate a Pokémon's happiness. {{tt|*|This NPC will say sentences other than those in this table, with seven in all.}}
+*[[Verdanturf Town]]: A woman in the house in the south-western part of town will rate a Pok?mon's happiness. {{tt|*|This NPC will say sentences other than those in this table, with seven in all.}}
 *[[Pacifidlog Town]]: Once every week, a man gives away either {{TM|27|Return}} (happiness above 150) or {{TM|21|Frustration}} (happiness below 100).
-*[[Pallet Town]]: At {{ga|Blue}}'s house, [[Daisy Oak|Daisy]] will rate a Pokémon's happiness.{{sup|FRLG}}
+*[[Pallet Town]]: At {{ga|Blue}}'s house, [[Daisy Oak|Daisy]] will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.{{sup|FRLG}}
-*[[Hearthome City]]: An NPC rates happiness in the [[Pokémon Fan Club]].
+*[[Hearthome City]]: An NPC rates happiness in the [[Pok?mon Fan Club]].
-*{{rt|213|Sinnoh}}: At the Footstep House, [[Dr. Footstep]] will rate a Pokémon's happiness, albeit in a roundabout way which differs among Pokémon species.
+*{{rt|213|Sinnoh}}: At the Footstep House, [[Dr. Footstep]] will rate a Pok?mon's happiness, albeit in a roundabout way which differs among Pok?mon species.
-*[[Eterna City]]: A woman who gives the player the [[Pokétch]] App, [[Pokétch#Friendship Checker|Friendship Checker]], will rate the happiness of the player's Pokémon.
+*[[Eterna City]]: A woman who gives the player the [[Pok?tch]] App, [[Pok?tch#Friendship Checker|Friendship Checker]], will rate the happiness of the player's Pok?mon.
-*[[Icirrus City]]: At the [[Pokémon Fan Club]], a member there will rate a Pokémon's happiness.
+*[[Icirrus City]]: At the [[Pok?mon Fan Club]], a member there will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.
-*[[Nacrene City]]: A woman in the building to the right of the Pokémon Center with a {{p|Cottonee}}{{sup|Bl}}/{{p|Petilil}}{{sup|W}} will rate a Pokémon's happiness.{{tt|*|This NPC, unlike the member of the Icirrus City Pokémon Fan Club, will not issue statements identical to the ones written above.}}
+*[[Nacrene City]]: A woman in the building to the right of the Pok?mon Center with a {{p|Cottonee}}{{sup|Bl}}/{{p|Petilil}}{{sup|W}} will rate a Pok?mon's happiness.{{tt|*|This NPC, unlike the member of the Icirrus City Pok?mon Fan Club, will not issue statements identical to the ones written above.}}
-In addition, the [[Pokétch]] App, {{DL|Pokétch|Friendship Checker}}, will display a Pokémon's happiness on a scale of one to two small or big hearts. If the Pokémon has a low happiness number, then it will move away from the point where the [[Nintendo DS]] screen is touched.
+In addition, the [[Pok?tch]] App, {{DL|Pok?tch|Friendship Checker}}, will display a Pok?mon's happiness on a scale of one to two small or big hearts. If the Pok?mon has a low happiness number, then it will move away from the point where the [[Nintendo DS]] screen is touched.
 ==In spin-off games==
-===Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia===
+===Pok?mon Ranger: Shadows of Almia===
-[[File:Happy Mood SoA.png|frame|Two Pokémon in a Happy Mood]]
+[[File:Happy Mood SoA.png|frame|Two Pok?mon in a Happy Mood]]
-Happiness also has an effect in the second Ranger game. [[Partner Pokémon]] can have the condition of ''Fine'', ''Happy'', or ''Very Happy''. When it is in a Happy Mood<!--it's a term-->, musical notes come out. Black musical notes come out of it when it is happy. Multicolored musical notes come out when it is very happy. This may happen whether or not it is with the player. This state of mind increases the speed the Partner Gauge fills up due to more Partner Energy being given.
+Happiness also has an effect in the second Ranger game. [[Partner Pok?mon]] can have the condition of ''Fine'', ''Happy'', or ''Very Happy''. When it is in a Happy Mood<!--it's a term-->, musical notes come out. Black musical notes come out of it when it is happy. Multicolored musical notes come out when it is very happy. This may happen whether it is with the player. This state of mind increases the speed the Partner Gauge fills up due to more Partner Energy being given.
 ==External links==
 *[http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbcolor/file/198308/11568 Generation II Happiness FAQ by Ignacio de Lucas]
 *[http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/ds/file/925601/48344 Generation IV Happiness FAQ by Ruimound]
-*[http://www.psypokes.com/gsc/happiness.php Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal happiness guide]
+*[http://www.psypokes.com/gsc/happiness.php Pok?mon Gold, Silver and Crystal happiness guide]
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