December 5, 2022 · 7 min · 1314 words · Terri Napolitano
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It showcases the image of the Pokemon but not the name. But, to claim the pokemon you have to guess the name of the pokemon as soon as possible. Thus, here we are with a list of some of the most useful Pokecord Commands for this Discuss Bot.
Note: You will notice along with several commands. You can get this Pokemon number by searching for the Pokemon you are looking for, with the p!pokemon –name command.
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p!pick – After entering the above-listed command. Using this command, you can pick any of the starter Pokemon across all the generations.
p!help – This command will allow the Bot to send you Direct Messages. You must enter this command in a Pokecord supported Discord channel.
p!catch – You can use this command to catch a wild pokemon with the correct name in the bracket.
p!hint – This command will provide you with a hint for the spawned pokemon.
p!select – This command will help you to decide which pokemon will receive XP and which will fight the battle.
p!select Latest – This command will help you select your most recently caught pokemon.
p!info – Get the detail of the selected pokemon in the above-listed command with this command.
p!info Latest – This command will display the info of the latest pokemon you have caught.
p!info – This command will display the pokemon with its base stats.
p!info shiny – This command will display a shiny version of the pokemon with the base stats of the specified pokemon.
p!info – This command will display the information of the pokemon whose number is entered.
p!pokemon – This command will display the list of your pokemons, along woth other details including level, nickname, number etc.
p!pokemon -name – This command will display the list of pokemons you own under a name.
p!pokemon -shiny – This will display your shiny pokemon.
p!pokedex – This will display your pokedex with the count of pokemon you own.
p!pokedex -unowned – This command will display the pokemons which should be collected by you.
p!nickname – This command will display the nickname of the selected pokemon.
p!dropitem – This command will drop the items your current pokemon is holding.
p!release – This command will release your pokemon. The p!release command will release your selected pokemon.
p!challanges – This command will show you the challanges that are available to you.
p!select – This command will select the pokemon you wish to use in the battle.
p!moves – This command will allow you to see the moves your pokemon has or the moves it can learn.
p!learn – This command will help you to makr an attempt to learn the move you have choosen. You will have to choose which one you want to replace.
p!replace – If you want to replace the move with the current one you are trying to learn, use this command.
p!accept – If you have been challanged, you can accept the duel using this command.
p!use – With this command your pokemon will use the move which is listed under this number.
p!shop – This command will open the shop menu for you. Here, you can purchase different items easily.
p!buy – If you want to purchase the item from the shop, use this command.
p!botinfo – Use this to get the general bot information.
p!invite – Use this to give the bot’s invite link.
p!donate – With the help of this command, you will get the donation link to support the bot.
p!patreon – This will send a link to the bot’s Patreon page.
p!server – Use this command to send the invitation to the bot’s official server.
p!appeal – This command can be used to attempt to get unbanned if you get banned for some reason.
p!prefix – This command allows the users to fix the prefix. The “!p” before every command can be changed with the help of this command.
p!redirect <#Channel Name> – Use this command to spawn the pokemon in a certain channel.
p!redirect disable – Use this command to enable the spawn in all the channels.
p!channel enable/disable – Use this command to disable or enable the p! command in the current channel.
p!levelup enable/disable – This will allow the users to enable or disable the level up alert.
p!clearspawns enable/disable – This command is used for deletion of the spawn message once the Pokemon is caught.
name – Use this command to search for Pokemon by their name.
nickname – This command can be used to search for Pokemon by their nickname.
level – This command will help you search for Pokemon by their level.
holding – Use this command to search for Pokemon by the item they are holding.
type – This command can be used to search for Pokemon by type.
price – Use this command to search for Pokemon with a particular price.
hpiv – This Pokecord command will help you to search for Pokemon by their HP IV.
atkiv – This command can be used to search for Pokemon by their Attack IV.
defiv – You can use this command to search for Pokemon by their Defense IV.
spatkiv – Use this command to search for Pokemon by their Special Attack IV.
spdefiv – This command can be used to search for Pokemon by their Special Defense IV.
speediv – You can use this command to search for Pokemon by their Speed IV.
p!trade @User | Begins a trade with someone. They will then have to do p!accept to do the trade or p!deny to reject it.p!p add <Pokemon numbers, seperated by spaces> | Add one or multiple Pokemon to your trade offer.p!p remove <Pokemon numbers, seperated by spaces> | Remove one or multiple Pokemon from your trade offer.p!c add | Add credits to your trade offer.p!confirm | Confirm the trade, both users must confirm for the trade to go through.
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These are some of the best Pokecord Commands which you can use on Discord for various purposes. Each of these commands has been listed along with a short description of their function. If we have missed out on any such useful Pokecord Command, then do let us know about it in the comments section below.
It’s been a wild ride, going from a project I used to learn to code to one of the biggest bots on Discord used by millions of people in almost 1.3 million servers. For this, I’d like to give a huge thank you to everyone who made it possible by playing and sharing the bot with their friends.
Unfortunately, this unexpected growth also comes with a lot of added work and stress, and after two and a half years of maintaining and updating the bot, it’s with a heavy heart that I’ve decided to bring it to an end and move on to another project.
Thank you all once again for joining us on this journey.
