Little Cup training in X/Y?

I’ve read some Little Cup EV training questions on this site already, but they’re outdated by a generation or two. The exp. share also no longer works in the same way, i.e. you used to be able to have multiple exp. shares to decrease the exp. gained.

Considering that L5 is the limit, what are the best places to train for LC in X&Y?

Pleaselog inorregisterto add a comment.

As the Little Cup metagame is played at level 5 rather than the usual level 100, there are some unique difficulties in fully EV training a Pokémon without bringing it over the level 5 limit.

Each Pokémon has a Base EXP rate which determines how quickly it levels up.Pokémons’s EXP can be determinated in Flucating, Slow, Medium Slow, Medium Fast, Fast and Erratic.

To know how many battles you will need, and therefore how many EXP you can afford to gain per battle (and whether you need Pokérus) it is advised that you perform a calculation to check how many EVs you will need to gain in battle.

Since you will be gaining most of your EVs via Power Items, it’s best to just look for Pokémon that give few EXP per battle, unlike the EVing hotspots used for normal EV training. Wild Magikarp give the lowest EXP of any Pokémon that can be found, and are easy to find, even if fishing is slightly slow. Simply fish anywhere with the Old Rod.What this means, is that you need to battle with pokémons that give you low experience and of course, at a low level.

Pokérus, Power Items, Vitamins or Wings and having 31 IVs is perfect.

HP- Caterpie (Pokémon Y Route 2), Azurill (Route 3)Attack-Defense- Scatterbug (Route 2)Special Attack-Special Defense-Speed- Bunnelby (Route 2), Fletchling (Route 2)

I didn’t find Attack, Sp.Atk and Sp.Def spreaders with low level, but if I find, I will tell.You can EV training in other game.

Attack - Patrat (BW2 at Route 19)Special Attack - Sunkern (BW2 at Route 20)Special Defense - Still didn’t find.

Pokéradar, Hordes, Super Training, EV training in other games them Pokébank it (see up).