When battling several foes, the Pokemon will first target Pokemon with the lowest HP. It also stops using moves with no PP left. The Pokemon will stop using linked moves that are on the verge of delinking. The Pokemon will use or throw its hold item. If this Pokemon has a foe targeted for a move or a thrown item, it will check first for walls and other Pokémon that may get in the way. It also can't catch Seeds and drink items. It can't make a catch if it is already holding an item. The Pokemon can catch and hold a thrown item. all Pokemon know these IQ Skills even if IQ has not been raised at all) #
Also note that the IQ Skills Item Catcher, Course Checker, Dedicated Traveler, Item Master and Exclusive Move-User are known by every Pokemon by default (ie. Note that the IQ Skills Item Catcher, Course Checker and Item Master are automatically activated when a Pokemon is first recruited. Also included is whether each move affects the leader, partner Pokemon, or both the leader and the partner Pokemon. Here is a list of the IQ Skills, arranged in the order in which they are learned. In total, there are 23 IQ Skills which can be learned by each Pokemon, and they do not differ in any way between different Pokemon. Note that you can also check and select IQ Skills of Pokemon while in Friend Areas. Those skills with an icon of a star beside it are currently in use by that Pokemon. A list of the IQ Skills that the Pokemon knows will appear. Select Team, and then choose to Check IQ for a particular Pokemon.
To check your IQ Skills and to choose which to use while in a dungeon, press B to access the menu. As such, you should always check out newly learned IQ Skills to see if they would be beneficial or not. For instance, the IQ Skill Exclusive Move-User would have little effect on the leader, because you can choose to let the leader use only moves and not perform the regular attack. Most of the skills are relevant only to partner Pokemon, and have little use on the leader. These are learnt once a Pokemon gains a certain amount IQ Points, and, when used, confer upon a Pokemon certain advantages which help it function better in dungeons. IQ Skills are the reason why one would want to raise a Pokemon's IQ. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon » Introduction »» Basic Dungeons Guide »» Advanced Mechanics » 4th Generation Cameos » Evolution Guide » Friend Area Guide » Friend Area Listing » Gummi Dex » Hunger Guide » IQ Guide » IQ Skills » Legendaries » Linking Moves » List of Dungeons » Mail and Newletters » Orbs Guide » Personality Test » Pokemon Square » Recruitment Guide »» Recruitment Percentages » Rescue Ranks Guide » Reward Statues Guide » Starters » Status Conditions Guide » Tactics Guide » TM/HM List » Traps Guide » Version Exclusive Guide GBC and GBA » Pokemon Pinball » Puzzle Challenge » Pinball: RS Nintendo DS » Pokemon Conquest » Pokemon Dash » Pokemon Mystery Dungeon » Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2 » Pokemon Ranger » Pokemon Ranger 2 » Pokemon Ranger 3 » Pokemon Trozei Nintendo 64 » Pokemon Snap » Pokemon Stadium » Pokemon Stadium 2 » Hey You, Pikachu! Nintendo Gamecube » Pokemon Channel » Pokemon Colosseum » Pokemon XD Nintendo Wii » Pokemon Battle Revolution » Pokemon Ranch Multi-Platform » Super Smash Bros.
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