I read somewhere that you can be the same Pokemon from the last game and the new ones. If anyone can answer please tell me the natures they need to be for who.
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You can be the same Pokemon from the first game and the new Pokemon but you have to take the test thing again like in the first one but if you don't like the Pokemon you got you have a choice to redo the test but if you get a Pokemon like munchlax you cannot choose your partner so I have heard and read.
These are the natures of the Pokemon for boy and Girl.
Bulbasaur
Boy: Lonely
Girl: Docile
Charmander
Boy: Docile
Girl: Brave
Squirtle
Boy: Quirky
Girl: Bold
Pikachu
Boy: Brave
Girl: Hasty
Meowth
Boy: Sassy
Girl: Relaxed
Chikorita
Boy: Calm
Girl: Calm
Cyndaquil
BOY: Timid
Girl: Calm
Totodile
Boy: JOlly
Girl: Sassy
Treecko
Boy: Calm
Girl: Hardy
Torchic
Boy: Hardy
Girl: Careless
Mudkip
Boy: Careless
Girl: Lonely
Skitty
Boy: Hasty
Girl: Naive
Turtwig
Boy Bold
Girl: Timid
Chimchar
Boy: Naive
Girl: Impish
Piplup
Boy: Impish
Girl: Quirky
Munchlax
Boy: Relaxed
Girl: Quirky
Yes it is possible to pick Your Partner
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