It's possible to call over two Pokémon in Camp and talk to both to assess their sociability. Messages are sorted into groups. Each combination of sociabilities will sample from particular groups of messages.
Pokémon sociability ranges here are matched to the message groups that are used. It is useful to note that the "best friends" message only appears if both Pokémon have 255 sociability.
- 0-49: A
- 50-74: B
- 75-124: B, C
- 125-149: C, D
- 150-199: D, E
- 200-254: D, E, F
- 255: D, E, F, G
Note that message sampling changes when the two Pokémon are in different sociability ranges. The order the Pokémon are called over affects the messages they give.
The * designates an individual message. At least one of the Pokémon needs to fall within the covered range for it to appear.
Unmarked messages appear only when both Pokémon have sociability values within the covered range.
Group A (0-49)
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] doesn’t seem to understand [VAR PKNICK(0001)] very much.
*[VAR PKNICK(0001)] doesn’t seem to understand [VAR PKNICK(0000)] very well.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem puzzled by each other.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] don’t seem to know what to do.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] don’t seem to get along with each other.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] don’t seem to be interested in each other.
Group B (50-74, 75-124)
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem to have opened up to each other a little bit.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem a bit nervous.
Group C (75-124, 125-149)
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] seems slightly curious about [VAR PKNICK(0001)].
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it wants to play with [VAR PKNICK(0001)] a little bit.
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] seems a bit curious about [VAR PKNICK(0001)].
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it wants to play with [VAR PKNICK(0001)] just a little bit.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem curious about each other.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it got close to [VAR PKNICK(0001)] a little bit.
Group D (125-149, 150-199, 200-254, 255)
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem to be getting along well.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem to be drawn to each other.
Group E (150-199, 200-254, 255)
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it wants to play with [VAR PKNICK(0001)].
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] seems very interested in [VAR PKNICK(0001)].
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it really wants to play with [VAR PKNICK(0001)].
*[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem quite interested in each other.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it became friends with [VAR PKNICK(0001)].
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] looks like it’s enjoying [VAR PKNICK(0001)]’s company.
Group F (200-254, 255)
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem to trust each other.
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem to be getting along very well with each other.
Group G (255)
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] seem to be best friends!
Unknown Trigger (I cannot find this message at all.)
[VAR PKNICK(0000)] and [VAR PKNICK(0001)] look like they want to play with other Pokémon.
Each example is separated into two sections since messages change when a different Pokémon is called first. Only message groups A (0-49), C (75-149), and E (150-255) include individual messages.
Note that the Pokémon with the higher sociabilty can return messages from the lower group, which makes this much less helpful for individual sociability values.
If two Pokémon with sociabilities of 30 and 255 are interviewed in either order, they return messages from Groups A and E. The behavior is identical to a 0 and 255 pair.
30 doesn't seem to understand 255 very much. (A)
30 looks like it really wants to play with 255. (E)
30 and 255 seem quite interested in each other. (E)
30 doesn't seem to understand 255 very well. (A)
255 looks like it wants to play with 30. (E)
255 seems very interested in 30. (E)
If two Pokémon with sociabilities of 60 and 222 are interviewed in either order, they return messages from Group E only.
60 looks like it really wants to play with 222. (E)
60 and 222 seem quite interested in each other. (E)
222 looks like it wants to play with 60. (E)
222 seems very interested in 60. (E)
If two Pokémon with sociabilities of 80 and 222 are interviewed in either order, they return messages from Groups C and E.
80 seems slightly curious about 222. (C)
80 looks like it wants to play with 222 a little bit. (C)
80 looks like it really wants to play with 222. (E)
80 and 222 seem quite interested in each other. (E)
222 seems a bit curious about 80. (C)
222 looks like it wants to play with 80 just a little bit. (C)
222 looks like it wants to play with 80. (E)
222 seems very interested in 80. (E)
If two Pokémon with sociabilities of 160 and 222 are interviewed in either order, they return messages from Groups D and E. Group D only contains shared messages, but both Pokémon's sociabilities fall within its covered range (125-255).
222 and 160 seem to be getting along well. (D)
222 and 160 seem to be drawn to each other. (D)
222 looks like it wants to play with 160. (E)
222 seems very interested in 160. (E)
222 looks like it really wants to play with 160. (E)
222 and 160 seem quite interested in each other. (E)
222 looks like it became friends with 160. (E)
222 looks like it's enjoying 160's company. (E)
160 and 222 seem to be getting along well. (D)
160 and 222 seem to be drawn to each other. (D)
160 looks like it wants to play with 222. (E)
160 seems very interested in 222. (E)
160 looks like it really wants to play with 222. (E)
160 and 222 seem quite interested in each other. (E)
160 looks like it became friends with 222. (E)
160 looks like it's enjoying 222's company. (E)