This works similarly to Bold, except it lowers Special Attack. It is typically a good nature for the physical tanks in the game: Skarmory, Bronzong, and Pokemon of the like all benefit from Impish. Looking at Skarmory, it can live forever unless it faces a special attacker. Impish will allow it to take physical attacks while responding with Brave Birds and Iron Heads.
This nature raises Special Attack but lowers Physical Attack. It will boost the power of strong special attackers like Alakazam and Gengar.
With Overdrive and Boomburst, though, it does ridiculous damage to whoever it attacks. It might be better to run Modest to ensure it can beat specially defensive Pokemon. This is basically Modest for physical attackers there is definitely a pattern with these.
Timid raises Speed and lowers Attack. It is the ideal nature for Pokemon that hit hard on the special side and need to be as fast as possible so that it moves first. A prime example of a Pokemon that does great with Timid is Latios.
If you're going for a special sweeper, you might as well choose something that's going to increase your special attack. Along with that though, you're going to have to decrease one of your other stats. However, if you're not using any attacks that use the Attack stat, then you might as well choose the nature to decrease that stat which is Modest, btw. Of course, there's the special side of things; Careful and Calm raise Special Defense, reducing Special Attack and Attack respectively.
These are much more commonly seen in OU, with most of the best defensive walls being physical ones desperate for a boost on the other end.
A great recipient of the Careful nature is Hippowdon, a Pokemon with excellent Defense and a physical attacker. Its Special Defense lags behind quite a bit, and the Careful nature proves to be quite helpful for it. These two natures are pretty weird and somewhat rarely used. They raise a defensive stat--Defense and Special Defense respectively--while dropping Speed. It makes sense, as it's the walls that really have the least use for a good Speed stat. However, where these two natures see the most use in particular is with pivots: Pokemon that take a hit, then switch out.
Pokemon like this really don't have a use for a Speed stat, since a move like Teleport always moves last, and even if you're using a move like U-Turn or Flip Turn instead, it's best to just take the hit before a weaker, less defensive Pokemon does.
These are two more Speed-dropping natures, this time raising an offensive stat: Attack for Brave and Special Attack for Quiet. While these are even rarer than sets with Relaxed or Sassy, they might be more fun to work with when you're using a certain type of team: a Trick Room team. The lower your Speed stat in a regular setting, the higher it is in Trick Room, so your nature is essentially raising two stats if you can get it set up. Hatterene is unquestionably the best candidate for a Quiet nature thanks to its great Special Attack and appallingly low 29 Speed.
An honorable mention goes to Gyro Ball users, who also benefit from lower Speed thanks to Gyro Ball being stronger the slower the user. Steelix can put a Brave nature to excellent use with a Gyro Ball set. Do mints work on Level Pokemon? You can only put bottlecaps on a level so that should answer that and mints are the same level is fine. Are Pokemon natures random? Natures are part of what makes each Pokemon unique from each other.
They are randomly applied to each Pokemon upon receiving or capturing them. Can you breed Dracovish? Can You Breed Dracovish? Unfortunately, getting Dracovish is a little bit more difficult than most Pokemon, due to it being a fossil. This means it cannot be bred, not even with Ditto! Your only option here is to get lots of Fossils and keep making new ones until they have decent IVs.
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