Which pot is best for Pokémon Adventures - Pokémon Adventures Guide

Recently, many new players have expressed that they are not sure which pot is best for Pokémon Adventures? So today, the author has brought you an introduction to the differences between various pots for Pokémon Adventures. You can take a look.

red pot

For the first three levels of value preservation, it is recommended to keep one pot permanently, but because the quantity is too large, it can only be regarded as a minimum guarantee.

blue pot

Compared with the previous value-preserving properties, it is still the first choice of European emperors. After all, rare blue pots include mini dragon Kirby beasts.

yellow pot

Basically you can choose to give up.

white pot

European emperor pot, non-chiefs are all walking grass.

Ordinary pot

A relatively moderate pot, which overlaps heavily with the white pot.

Poison pot

It is not recommended to bet on the seeds, but the overall strength is not good.

Earth pot

One of the three masters of value preservation, it can even be said that you will never lose money.

super power pot

Generally speaking, it is very powerful, but its strength requires square stones and level guarantee. It can be regarded as an attribute with high investment and high return.

stone pot

The evil ammonite beast causes the stone to fall out of the top five value-preservation, but it has a high degree of overlap with the earth pot.

flying pot

The flying pot does not maintain its value, and the probability of the Bobo family appearing increases.

Fire attribute pot

Overall it's worth cooking.

Water attribute pot

One of the three new value-preserving heroes, after all, the comprehensive strength of the water system is very strong.

fighting pot

The rarity of wrist power and the free card ratio for the first charge have caused the fighting pot to be lower in priority.

Grass attributes and pot insect attributes

Like yellow electricity, cook it when needed.

Electric pot

Same as yellow pot

To sum up, the three new heroes of value preservation: water, red and earth

The above is the author’s introduction to the differences between various pots in Pokémon Adventures. I hope it can help all players.