What is the chance of finding one of N's Pokemon?

Question

And make sure to actually look things up before you answer.
http://serebii.net/black2white2/nspokemon.shtml

And I need a for sure answer, not people guessing. That includes people of other sites guessing.

If you are not sure what the question is talking about or if you are not 100% sure your answer is correct, DO NOT ANSWER

Comments

One word: Hackers. That's probably how we'll find the answer to this question.

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I think the weaker ones are easier to find, as in more common, not just available sooner.

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@starmarx39: I agree. I found N's Joltik, Ferroseed, and Klink, at an average time of ten to fifteen minutes between each encounter, but then it took me about half an hour and maybe even LONGER to find N's Boldore, so... either I have really bad luck, or that your theory might be correct.
:/

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If you have a strong guess or theory, comment it, but don't answer. If its wrong, don't post anything.

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I have a friend whose uncle took us to game freak before to demo black and white 2 maybe I should ask him to take me there again to ask this question

Answer 1

It is a random generator the Pokemon can have a 1-5% to appear for example purrloin can have a 3% chance to appear while boldore can have a 1% chance to appear. It is random for every game though so darmanitan could have a 5% chance in your game but 1% in someone else's game.

Source: My friend's uncle took us to gamefreak studios(nintendo america) and I got the privilege to ask a person that works on wild Pokemon this question.

(AND IT WAS AWESOME :D)

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Looks can be decieving. I can answer:

The probability of finding one of N's Pokemon is (p-b^r), where p=number of Pokemon of the same species you have caught, b=8-number of badges you have, and r=the rarity of the Pokemon in that area. This number cannot exceed 40%.

Source: I asked Game Freak.

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really?? oh no wait u're pulling our legs. still, IS it true?

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I'm still sure this is a fake answer.

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trachy that is completely wrong. I had never caught a Klink before, so p would be 0, and I had 8 badges, so b would be 0,  ergo b^r regardless of what r is would also be 0, indicating that my chances of finding N's Klink would be 0. Yet, I found N's Klink. So sorry, but you either didn't ask Game Freak OR someone at Game Freak really didn't know what they were talking about.

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That equation is wrong; trachy was just quoting it to show how answers can be deceptive in their trustworthiness.