Last Updated on by Samuel Franklin
This PokeTwo commands list and beginner guide will help you overcome the learning curve and become the ultimate Discord Pokémon Master. For beginners looking to learn or veterans wanting a reference list this page details all of the current @PokeTwo commands to capture, battle, trade and sell your collected Pokémon.
While I haven’t completed my personal Discord Pokédex just yet I’ve been playing for several years of the Discord game bots development. To help new players I have also explained how to use PokeTwo below with guides to joining the server, claiming your starter and catching your first Pokémon. Bot commands are combined into game activity categories and listed in the approximate order I recommend players use them.
Table of Contents:
– How To Use PokeTwo Bot Commands
– Pokémon Commands
– Battle Commands
– Trading Commands
– Other Commands
– How To Join The PokeTwo Server
– How To Claim Your Starter
– How To Catch A Pokémon
How To Use PokeTwo Bot Commands
All commands are used by tagging the @Poketwo bot then entering the applicable command in the chat which supports both US and UK spelling.
Tagging the bot is the same as tagging any other Discord bot or person by typing @ and selecting PokeTwo (currently userid Pokétwo#8236). This can be made faster by copying and pasting the “@poketwo” and any applicable command into the chat instead.
PokeTwo Pokémon Commands
| Command | Command Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| start | Shows the available starter Pokémon options | |
| pick | Pick your starter Pokémon | Use the “start” command first to see the list of options from all game generations. |
| info | View information on your Pokémon | Alternatively type “i” |
| pokedex | View Pokédex information of Pokémon you have captured | Alternatively type “d” |
| catch | Catches a wild Pokémon | Alternatively type “c” |
| nickname | Changes the name of your Pokémon | Alternatively you can use the “nickall” command to change names in bulk. |
| pokemon | Lists all Pokémon in your current collection | This command is useful to determine the ID number which is commonly used for many of the other commands and if players do not define an ID the command will attempt to perform the action on the currently selected Pokémon. |
| select | Selects a specific Pokémon in your collection | Select a Pokémon to use other commands by adding the ID number afterwards or use “latest” for the last Pokémon caught. |
| favorite | Selects a Pokémon as your favourite | |
| unfavorite | Unselects a Pokémon as your favourite | |
| favoriteall | Selects all Pokémon as your favourite | |
| unfavoriteall | Unselects all Pokémon as your favourite | |
| evolve | Evolves a Pokémon | This command only works if you have reached the target level or requirement for that evolution. This is the same level and method requirements as the Pokémon games. |
| shinyhunt | Allows players to select a Pokémon for shiny hunting | Alternatively type “sh” |
| order | Allows players to rearrange the order of their Pokémon | The order can be changed based on iv, iv+, iv-, level, level+, level-, number, number+, number-, pokedex, pokedex+ or pokedex- that orders your Pokémon in ascending or descending order. |
| release | Release a Pokémon | |
| releaseall | Releases all of your Pokémon |
PokeTwo Battle Commands
| Command | Command Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| moveset | View all moves and how to acquire them | Customise your Pokémon movesets for battle |
| moves | View all the current and available moves on a Pokémon | |
| moveinfo | Shows information on a particular move | |
| learn | Learns a Pokémon move based on the Pokémon and available list | |
| battle | Allows players to initiate a Pokémon with another player | Pokémon battles use direct messages in battle channels with players using direct messages to select attacks. |
| battle add | Adds a Pokémon to a battle | |
| battle move | Move in a battle | |
| battle cancel | Cancels a battle | |
| moveitem | Move an item held by a Pokémon | |
| dropitem | Drop an item held by a Pokémon | |
| unmega | Turns a Pokémon into its non-mega form |
PokeTwo Trading Commands
Players can trade with other players and the NPC shop.
| Command | Command Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| shop | Opens the shop where players can spend their acquired Pokécoins | Tells you the number of coins available and what is for sale. Coins are earned from catching wild Pokémon and quests. |
| buy | Purchases an item from the shop | |
| market | Buy or sell a Pokémon from the marketplace | There are many market commands including search, info, add, remove and buy noted below that allow you to buy and sell Pokémon from a marketplace structure. Alternatively type “m”. |
| market search | Lists all the Pokémon currently listed on the marketplace | Alternatively type “m s” |
| market info | View information on a specific Pokémon on the marketplace | |
| market buy | Buy a Pokémon from the marketplace | |
| market add | List one of your Pokémon on the marketplace | |
| market remove | Remove one of your Pokémon from the marketplace | |
| auction | Allows players to auction one of their Pokémon | Auctions allow players to list their Pokémon for sale with a starting bid and auction structure to other players. |
| auction search | Search for a specific Pokémon in an auction | |
| auction info | View Pokémon information from an auction | |
| auction bid | Bid on an auction Pokémon | |
| auction start | Start your own Pokémon auction | |
| auction lowerstart | Lower the starting bid for your Pokémon auction | |
| trade | Trades Pokémon directly with another user | The trade mechanism allows for direct trade with another player by swapping Pokémon, Pokécoins and redeems that can be used to claim specific Pokémon. |
| trade info | View Pokémon in a trade | |
| trade add | Add a Pokémon to a trade | |
| trade addall | Add multiple Pokémon to a trade | |
| trade add pokecoins | Add Pokécoins to a trade | |
| trade add redeems | Add redeems to a trade | |
| trade confirm | Confirm a trade with another user | |
| trade cancel | Cancel a trade | |
| trade remove | Remove a Pokémon to a trade | |
| trade remove pokecoins | Remove Pokécoins to a trade | |
| trade remove redeems | Remove redeems to a trade |
PokeTwo Other Commands
| Command | Command Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| redeem | Use a redeem for a Pokémon of your choice | |
| redeemspawn | Redeem for a Pokémon spawn of your choice | |
| stats | View information on the bot | |
| open | Open mystery boxes earned for voting dailies | |
| time | Current server time | |
| ping | Provides the current ping of the bot | |
| profile | Displays the player profile | |
| reindex | Reindexes all of your current Pokémon | |
| donate | Donate to the bot and receive shards currency |
PokeTwo Introduction Guide (Basic Overview)
How To Join the PokeTwo Server
Players can start their adventure by joining the official PokeTwo Discord. While the bot was designed to be installed on any Discord server to reward people for their discussions the official server is setup specifically for the game and also the place where you’ll find the best support. When joining players should read the welcome information and rules list.
How To Claim Your Starter
- Enter the catching-bot-commands channel in the catching subcategory of channels and type: “@Pokétwo start”
- In the same channel type “@Pokétwo pick” and then the name of the starter Pokémon you want, for example “@Pokétwo pick Squirtle”
- Players can then view their starter Pokemon stats by inspecting their new Pokemon with the command “@Pokétwo info” or the shorter “@Pokétwo i” and rename it if they want using the nickname command function.
PokeTwo – How To Catch A Pokémon
Catching is the primary source of new Pokémon to complete your collection alongside evolution and trading. In order to catch a Pokémon:
- Visit one of the Pokémon spawn or incense channels under the catching subcategory of channels. Each of these channels will occasionally spawn a wild Pokemon with a picture appearing on screen.
- In order to capture a Pokemon you must be the first user to type “@Pokétwo catch” and the Pokémon name.
- For example catching a Marowak that has appeared would be “@Pokétwo catch Marowak”. Catch can also be replaced with the letter “c”.
