Contest condition

Condition redirects here. For the afflictions that affect Pokémon in battle, see status condition.

Conditions
	Cool
	Beautiful
	Cute
	Clever
	Tough

A Pokémon's condition (Japanese: コンディション condition) is made up of stats that exist for use in Pokémon Contests, Super Contests, and Contest Spectaculars. There are five different condition stats: Coolness, Beauty, Cuteness, Cleverness, and Toughness. They range from 0 to 255.

For each of these five conditions, there are individual contest categories where Pokémon are judged by how developed they are in the relevant stat. In order to improve a condition stat, Pokémon can be given Pokéblocks and Poffins made from Berries.

Characteristics

A Pokémon with an enhanced condition stat will score higher when competing in a contest with the same title as that condition. A Pokémon's condition will be judged in the following rounds:

• In the primary judging of a Pokémon Contest
• In the Visual Competition of a Pokémon Super Contest
• In the Introduction Round of a Pokémon Contest Spectacular

This can also be assisted with the use of scarves. A Pokémon holding a scarf corresponding to the category of the contest entered will gain bonus points in the final score.

• Red Scarf - Boosts the Coolness of the Pokémon holding it
• Blue Scarf - Boosts the Beauty of the Pokémon holding it
• Pink Scarf - Boosts the Cuteness of the Pokémon holding it
• Green Scarf - Boosts the Cleverness of the Pokémon holding it
• Yellow Scarf - Boosts the Toughness of the Pokémon holding it

Moves

Every move that a Pokémon can learn is associated with one of the five conditions, and the audience reaction to a move's condition influences the excitement in the hall, as shown below.

Category	Reaction
	Excitement	Indifference	Discontent
Coolness		and	and
Beauty		and	and
Cuteness		and	and
Cleverness		and	and
Toughness		and	and

The audience reaction affects the amount of points an appeal earns. If a move excites the audience, the Pokémon will gain one extra point, but if a move bores the audience, the Pokémon will lose one of its points. The audience indifference to a move will not affect the excitement in the hall nor the Pokémon's score.

Berries

Each Berry flavor and color represents a specific condition stat, as shown below.

Condition	Flavor	Color
Coolness	Spicy	Red
Beauty	Dry	Blue
Cuteness	Sweet	Pink
Cleverness	Bitter	Green
Toughness	Sour	Yellow

Natures

In a similar fashion to its effect on battle stats, a Pokémon's Nature has an effect on the ability to raise a specific condition stat, as shown below.

Nature	Coolness	Beauty	Cuteness	Cleverness	Toughness
Hardy	-	-	-	-	-
Lonely	Easy	-	-	-	Hard
Brave	Easy	-	Hard	-	-
Adamant	Easy	Hard	-	-	-
Naughty	Easy	-	-	Hard	-
Bold	Hard	-	-	-	Easy
Docile	-	-	-	-	-
Relaxed	-	-	Hard	-	Easy
Impish	-	Hard	-	-	Easy
Lax	-	-	-	Hard	Easy
Timid	Hard	-	Easy	-	-
Hasty	-	-	Easy	-	Hard
Serious	-	-	-	-	-
Jolly	-	Hard	Easy	-	-
Naive	-	-	Easy	Hard	-
Modest	Hard	Easy	-	-	-
Mild	-	Easy	-	-	Hard
Quiet	-	Easy	Hard	-	-
Bashful	-	-	-	-	-
Rash	-	Easy	-	Hard	-
Calm	Hard	-	-	Easy	-
Gentle	-	-	-	Easy	Hard
Sassy	-	-	Hard	Easy	-
Careful	-	Hard	-	Easy	-
Quirky	-	-	-	-	-

Condition-dependent evolution

See also: Feebas and Milotic

If Feebas's Beauty condition is 170 points or more, it will evolve into Milotic when it is leveled up. Prior to the introduction of the Prism Scale in Generation V, this was the only way to evolve Feebas; however, even in games that include the Prism Scale, Feebas can evolve by level up if its Beauty condition is high enough.

Unevolved		First evolution
	→ Level up with high Beauty
Feebas  Water		Milotic  Water

Checking condition

In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, a Pokémon's condition is viewable from the PokéNav. In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, and their remakes Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, as well as in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire and Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire, condition stats are shown in the Pokémon's Summary screen.

Generation III	Generation IV	Generation VI

Trivia

• In Black 2 and White 2, Contest conditions are referenced by an NPC in Join Avenue.
  • Interestingly, the Smart condition is referred to as Cleverness, its name in Generation VI.

In other languages

Language Title Mandarin Chinese 状态 condition French Condition German Eigenschaft Italian Virtù Korean 컨디션 condition Portuguese Condição Spanish Cualidad Vietnamese Tình trạng

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