Put a number on your ingredient Pokémon selection.
Enter your team composition, target dishes, and the Pokémon you own,
and simulate whether you can keep cooking all 21 meals a week.
Until now, the standard for selecting ingredient Pokémon has been the so-called "AAA-ingredient probability M." But in the current Pokémon Sleep environment, that standard alone is no longer enough.
Because of these factors, the amount of ingredients needed and the bar for "good enough" selection now varies a lot from player to player. And yet, there was no tool that let you judge this quantitatively.
So we built a tool that lets you evaluate whether you can keep cooking a dish for a full week, based on how many ingredient-type Pokémon are on your team, your target dishes, and the sub-skills of the Pokémon you actually own.
We hope this helps make your Pokémon Sleep life even more rewarding.
Enter how many berry, ingredient, and skill-type Pokémon are on your team.
Salamence and Gardevoir are always on the team. There are always
2 ingredient-type Pokémon. If Dedenne switches to ingredients
after triggering its skill twice, you'd enter
berry 1, ingredient 2.5, skill 1.5.
Select the name of each Pokémon you use, and register its level, sub-skills, nature, and ingredient layout.
Register your target dishes. You can set more than one, but make sure the total adds up to 21 meals.
You can also simulate carrying leftover ingredients over from the previous week. If you have ingredients to carry over, register them in the starting-stock field.
The calculation results are displayed.