1 Answer. If by ‘good’ you mean even remotely optimal, Quirky is a bad nature for Mismagius. Natures like this that are completely neutral and don’t boost any stats have almost no use in competitive play.

The Hardy Nature isn’t that bad. With this balanced type of nature, you can dish out physical and special attacks evenly, and you don’t have to worry about defense drops. However, if you’re really serious about having the best nature, then you can always soft reset until you get a nature that fits your style.

capable of enduring fatigue, hardship, exposure, etc.; sturdy; strong: hardy explorers of northern Canada. (of plants) able to withstand the cold of winter in the open air. requiring great physical courage, vigor, or endurance:the hardiest sports.

Pokemon: The Best Natures Per Competitive Team Role

• 8 Physical Attacker: Adamant.
• 7 Special Attacker: Modest.
• 6 Physical + Speed: Jolly.
• 5 Special + Speed: Timid.
• 4 Physical Defense: Impish/Bold.
• 3 Special Defense: Careful/Calm.
• 2 Pivot: Relaxed/Sassy.
• 1 Trick Room: Brave/Quiet.

Hence, here a nature benefiting Attack/ Special Attack / Speed is encouraged. That said, Serious or any other neutral nature is not bad, specially in-game, and there are worse natures out there for it, like those reducing Speed for defense boosts.

Pokémon natures are another key feature of the games, introduced in Generation 3 (Ruby/Sapphire), which can increase certain stats….Natures alphabetically.

For example, the Hardy nature increases the Attack stat and decreases the Attack stat for an overall change of… nothing at all. These five neutral natures are Hardy, Docile, Serious, Bashful, and Quirky.

Pilocus. Gentle, lax, and neutrals are the only “useless” natures.

Pokémon natures are another key feature of the games, introduced in Generation 3 (Ruby/Sapphire), which can increase certain stats….Natures alphabetically.

There is no “best nature” for any Pokemon. But for Pokemon that focus on physical moves (e.g. Gyarados), get a nature that decreases special attack, and for Pokemon that focus on special moves (e.g. Milotic) get a nature that decreases attack.

Nature shows how the Pokemon’s attributes will grow. A lax nature means that it’s natural defense will raise quickly while it’s special defense will raise slowly. I prefer mild, modest, quiet, and rash since they all have the special attack rise quickly which fits how I battle.

Hardy and Nature. Nature is a theme that is often found in Thomas Hardy’s poetry to take on a role as it is personified, either as himself, or as the human race as a whole or used to make a statement about mankind.

(Redirected from Jolly) Natures (せいかく) are an element of gameplay that was introduced in Generation III and are carried through as a game mechanic through Generation IV and Generation V. Each Pokémon has the potential to have one of the 25 natures available which are listed and described below.