once you have kids , you ' ll know . Here ' s the thing . My mom had kids . Three of them . And she regularly told us , throughout our childhood that she had no affection for us . It ' s not her fault , she shouldn ' t have had kids . So it ' s cool that Aunt Sharon ' s world changed when she had kids . She ' s a great mom . But not all moms are great moms . Some of them are shit . <| sep |> Would you like me to get into what is really in this film ? <| sep |> Like a model number you mean ? Probably something custommade , I ' ve not seen any references to it being an off the shelf part though ESA is generally a bit less transparent about their componentlevel contracting than NASA <| sep |> MPs are exempt <| sep |> So who knows ? <| sep |> IVs are basically hidden values for each single stat and can be anywhere from 031 . A perfect stat means it has an IV value of 31 for that stat . Generally , you will want to have IVs of 31 in at least 5 stats for each Pokemon you want to use on your team . The 6 th stat is usually the unused attacking stat , the value of which doesn ' t actually matter if you ' re not using it anyway . So a physical attacker doesn ' t care about its special attack stat , and vice versa . The exception to this is of course mixed attackers , who do not want to lose power in either . Those you generally want to be flawless , aka all 6 perfect 31 IV value stats . The corollary to this is that in some rare exceptions , you actually want a low stat , 0 if possible . This is most common for Trick Room teams , who use the move Trick Room to give a team of very slow Pokemon the speed advantage . Trick Room relies on a Pokemon ' s stats to determine turn order , so in this case the slowest Pokemon goes first . Thus , you actually want the slowest possible speed value to ensure your Pokemon will move first . And of course if you want a specific Hidden Power attack type you need to get certain combinations of IV values there are calculators just for that and frankly it ' s not an area I have a lot of expertise in due to how tedious it is . So , earlier I mentioned IVs are hidden values . This is because IVs are never displayed in game as an actual numerical value . Traditionally you ' ve had to talk to an ingame NPC called the Judge in order to figure out your IVs for every single individual Pokemon . In SunMoon however they did away with that you only speak to the Judge once and he upgrades your PC with the ability to judge your own IVs imo one of the best quality of life changes yet . You can find him at the Battle Tree in the postgame , but you have to hatch 20 eggs before he ' ll do the upgrade for you .