Search Filters
On this page you will learn about filters usable in various commands such as pokemon, market search, auction search, etc to narrow down your search to find the exact pokémon you're looking for.
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Contents
Level: --level
Name: --name
Nickname: --nickname
Favorite: --favorite
Rarity:
Mythical: --mythical
Legendary: --legendary
Ultra Beast: --ub
Paradox: --paradox
Type: --type
Region: --region
Embed Color: --embedcolor
Introduction
Filters are special keywords that begin with -- which can be used in certain commands to filter the Pokémon returned (whether it is a search command or otherwise).
For example, if the user wishes to add all owned Ralts to a trade, this can be achieved by using the --name filter in the trade addall command. This article documents all available filters, their functionality, examples, and more.
Supported commands
Commands that support filters and the filters they support. Check out the full list of filters here.
Naming system of filters
Filters are named according to their general purpose. E.g. the --name filter searches by the name of pokémon. They are case-sensitive, meaning that, e.g. --Name will not work; It must be all lowercase.
Any abbreviation of a filter can also be used to access it. E.g. the --name filter can be accessed using either of:
--n--na--nam--name
Note: The bot will raise an ambiguous option error if two or more filters coincide with the same abbreviation. E.g. --m can refer to both --mega and --mythical, thus requiring for more specificity. However, there are some exceptions:
--nis hardcoded to refer to--name--tto--type--rto--region
Usage of filters
Filters can be used alongside each other and for further filtration, unless they serve the same general purpose. E.g.
Some filters can also be used more than once in a command to filter with a wider range of criteria of the same kind. E.g.
List of filters
All the filters in alphabetical order.
--alolan
Filter for regional variant of pokémon that come from the Alola region and identify as alolan forms.
--atkiv <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with the specified Attack/ATK IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer.
--bids
Filter for auctions that you hold the current bid on.
--caught
Filter for showing pokémon that you have caught atleast once in the pokedex command.
--defiv <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with specified Defence/DEF IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer.
--embedcolor
Filter for pokémon that have an embedcolor equipped.
--ends <duration>
<duration>Filter for auctions ending within
<duration>.<duraton>requires a number (integer or decimal) and a time unit.
msfor milliseconds
sfor seconds
mfor minutes
hfor hours
dfor days
wfor weeksE.g.
1h,1hour,2d
--event
pageEventsFilter for pokémon that were obtainable through certain pokétwo events; that have the rarity Event shown in the pokedex command.
--favorite
Filter for viewing all of your favorited pokémon. Favorited pokémon have a "♥️" next to their name.
You can favorite/unfavorite pokémon using the
favorite/unfavoriteorfavoriteall/unfavoriteallcommands.
--galarian
Filter for regional variant of pokémon that come from the Galar region and identify as galarian forms.
--hextuple <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon that have 6 stat IVs that are equal to
<integer>. To elaborate, for a pokémon to match the criteria for this filter, its stat IVs, namelyHP,ATK,DEF,SPATK,SPDEFandSPDIVs all need to be the same, equal to<integer>.
--hisuian
Filter for regional variant of pokémon that come from the Hisui region and identify as hisuian forms.
--hpiv <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with the specified HP IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer.
--iv <integer/decimal>
<integer/decimal>Filter for pokémon with the specified Total IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer or decimal. Typing an integer will show all of its decimal variants. E.g.--iv 67will show IVs67.20%and67.74%(all possible 67<68 IVs).
--learns [move name]
move name]Filter for viewing pokémon that have a specific move in its moveset.
move namecan be empty to view pokémon that have any move in its moveset.
--legendary
Filter for Legendary pokémon (pokémon with the legendary rarity, this can be seen in the pokedex command for a pokémon.) E.g. Raikou.
--level <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with the specified level. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer or decimal.
--limit <integer>
<integer>Filter to limit the amount of pokémon shown. Regardless of how many pokémon the search returns, it'll always show
<integer>amount of pokémon as long as there is enough.
--mega
Filter for pokémon that are in their mega form. (Transformed by purchasing a Mega Evolution for your pokémon from p!shop 6). Learn more about them in Mega Evolutions.
--mine
Filter for viewing pokémon on market search and auction search that belong to you; listings or auctions that you have added or started and haven't been removed/bought yet.
--move <move name>
<move name>Filter for viewing pokémon that have a specific move learned.
--mythical
Filter for Mythical pokémon (pokémon with the Mythical rarity, this can be seen in the pokedex command for a pokémon.) E.g. Darkrai.
--name <name>
<name>Filter for the name(s) of a pokémon. This filter can be used to look for any pokémon by the displayed or pokédex names (not nickname).
--nickname <nickname>
<nickname>Filter for finding pokémon with
<nickname>as their nickname, set by the user using thenickornickallcommands. You can use this filter multiple times in commands to search for pokémon with the matching nickname for each.You can use this filter with the
nickallcommand to nickname pokémon with an existing nickname. E.g.p!nickall new_nick --nickname old_nick
Filter for finding pokémon with
<nickname>as their nickname, set by the user using thenickornickallcommands. You can use this filter multiple times in commands to search for pokémon with the matching nickname for each.You can use this filter with the
nickallcommand to nickname pokémon with an existing nickname. E.g.p!nickall new_nick --nickname old_nick
--order <order>
<order>Filter for sorting the pokémon shown in market search and auction search in a specific order. This filter can only be used once per command.
Options for
<order>:Optionally add a
-or+at the end of an option for descending(-) or ascending(+) order of that option, otherwise it uses the default (descending forivandleveland ascending for the rest).
iv- Sort by the total IV of pokémon.
level- Sort by the level of pokémon.[auction search only]:
bid- Sort by the Current Bid of auctions.
ends- Sort by the remaining duration of auctions[market search only]:
price- Sort by the Price of market listings.
id- Sort by the IDs of market listings.
--ordera
Filter for sorting pokémon in the pokedex command in ascending order of the caught amount of each pokémon.
--orderd
Filter for sorting pokémon in the pokedex command in descending order of the caught amount of each pokémon.
--paradox
Filter for paradox pokémon. E.g. Scream Tail.
--pentuple <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon that have atleast 5 stat IVs that are equal to
<integer>. To elaborate, for a pokémon to match the criteria for this filter, 5 of its stat IVs, namelyHP,ATK,DEF,SPATK,SPDEFandSPDIVs, need to be the same, equal to<integer>. This filter will also match combinations that are higher than 5.
--quadruple <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon that have atleast 4 stat IVs that are equal to
<integer>. To elaborate, for a pokémon to match the criteria for this filter, 4 of its stat IVs, namelyHP,ATK,DEF,SPATK,SPDEFandSPDIVs, need to be the same, equal to<integer>. This filter will also match combinations that are higher than 4.
--region <region>
<region>Filter for pokémon that are from the region
<region>.
--shiny
Filter for viewing shiny pokémon. Shiny pokémon have a ✨ next to their name.
Beware of fake shinies! Some dishonest users may attempt to decieve others by nicknaming their pokémon ✨ and selling it as a legitimate shiny. Fake shinies have quotes around the emoji: "✨". Always double check, and with this filter where possible.
--skip <integer>
<integer>Filter to exclude a certain number of pokémon from the beginning when using a command. For example, you may use this filter to favorite all Ralts except the first 5 using
p!favoriteall --n Ralts --skip 5.
Filter to exclude a certain number of pokémon from the beginning when using a command. For example, you may use this filter to favorite all Ralts except the first 5 using
p!favoriteall --n Ralts --skip 5.
--spatkiv <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with the specified Special Attack/SPATK IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer.
--spdefiv <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with the specified Special Defense/SPDEF IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer.
--spdiv <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon with the specified Speed/SPD IV. You can use
>,<or=to show greater than, less than or equal to the specified integer.
--triple <integer>
<integer>Filter for pokémon that have atleast 3 stat IVs that are equal to
<integer>. To elaborate, for a pokémon to match the criteria for this filter, 3 of its stat IVs, namelyHP,ATK,DEF,SPATK,SPDEFandSPDIVs, need to be the same, equal to<integer>. This filter will also match combinations that are higher than 3.
--type <type>
<type>Filter for pokémon that are of the type
<type>. The type of a pokémon can be viewed by using the pokedex command.
--ub
Filter for Ultra Beast pokémon (pokémon with the Ultra Beast rarity, this can be seen in the pokedex command for a pokémon.) E.g. Pheromosa.
--uncaught
Filter for all the uncaught pokémon in the pokedex command.
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