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After watching the TV show Barter Kings, I decided to try to put that idea to the test on the Pokémon X & Y GTS.  Sure enough, in only two days, A Level 5 Budew with nothing special was turned into a Level 100 Kyogre with 6 IVs.  Now, Since there is no definitive guide for this bartering process to date, this article will teach you how to make successful trades from junk in the GTS.
 
After watching the TV show Barter Kings, I decided to try to put that idea to the test on the Pokémon X & Y GTS.  Sure enough, in only two days, A Level 5 Budew with nothing special was turned into a Level 100 Kyogre with 6 IVs.  Now, Since there is no definitive guide for this bartering process to date, this article will teach you how to make successful trades from junk in the GTS.
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== Steps ==
 
== Steps ==
 
#Deposit a piece of junk, and ask for a slightly better piece of junk (AKA unobtainable starter).  For this step, one can trade a Budew for a Mudkip.  Mudkip is nearly worthless at Level 1 because It can be obtained so easily by breeding a Swampert you get from Pokémon Bank.  However, since mudkip is not found through normal gameplay, someone who wants to complete the dex without a B/W or B2/W2 game will want a basic to get the ball rolling.  That's why you start small.
 
#Deposit a piece of junk, and ask for a slightly better piece of junk (AKA unobtainable starter).  For this step, one can trade a Budew for a Mudkip.  Mudkip is nearly worthless at Level 1 because It can be obtained so easily by breeding a Swampert you get from Pokémon Bank.  However, since mudkip is not found through normal gameplay, someone who wants to complete the dex without a B/W or B2/W2 game will want a basic to get the ball rolling.  That's why you start small.