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The Medium Fast experience formula is used in Pokémon games to calculate the amount of experience points required for a Pokémon to reach a certain level from the previous level, based on its base experience value and current level.
The calculator uses the Medium Fast experience formula:
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Explanation: This formula calculates the total experience needed to reach a specific level from level 1. The cubic relationship means higher levels require significantly more experience points.
Details: Understanding experience requirements helps Pokémon trainers plan their training strategies, optimize leveling efficiency, and anticipate how much effort is needed to reach desired levels for evolution or competitive battling.
Tips: Enter the base experience value of the Pokémon species and the target level. Base experience must be greater than 0, and level must be between 1-100.
Q1: What is "base experience" in Pokémon?
A: Base experience is a fixed value assigned to each Pokémon species that determines how much experience points it yields when defeated, and is used in experience calculation formulas.
Q2: Do all Pokémon use the Medium Fast experience group?
A: No, Pokémon are divided into different experience groups. Medium Fast is one of several groups, each with different experience calculation formulas.
Q3: How accurate is this calculator for actual Pokémon games?
A: This calculator accurately implements the Medium Fast experience formula used in main series Pokémon games for calculating total experience required per level.
Q4: Can I use this for any Pokémon level?
A: The formula works for levels 1-100, which covers the valid level range in Pokémon games.
Q5: Why is the experience requirement cubic?
A: The cubic relationship creates a balanced progression curve where early levels come quickly but higher levels require substantially more effort, providing a sense of accomplishment and appropriate game pacing.