Support Effects:
Support effects are something almost every vivosaur has. Some are negative, and some are positive. If you use them wisely, they can be the difference between winning and losing. There are four different types. Attack, Defense, Evasion, and Accuracy. I gave a definition of each below:
Attack:
Attack is power. It either strengthens attack points, or lowers them. Attack makes winning easier, as it depletes the enemy's LP, but if the enemy has strong defense, attack would be lower.
Defense:
Defense can act like a shield barrier. If your defense is really good, when a vivosaur attacks you, if won't hurt you as much. Think about it. If someone hit your leg while is was bare, it would hurt. But, if your leg had a cement wall around it, you wouldn't feel a thing.
Evasion:
Evasion is quickness. The base word of evasion is evade. It's how effectively you can evade, or dodge an attack. This is really useful when dealing with a powerful opponent. Most things that are powerful are big, and slow. This vivosaur can attack you with full rage, and you can duck, or move out of the way.
Accuracy:
Accuracy is how accurate your vivosaur's hits are. If your accuracy is extremely low, your aim at the target won't be effective. The target would probably evade it easier.
Support effects are calculated in numbers. These numbers are percentages, so 100% up means twice the power. Otherwise, 100% down means the power is at zero. Support effects only work when a vivosaur is in the SZ. Support effects won't work if the supporting vivosaur is in AZ. Once they're on, they keep working until you swap your vivosaurs. Remember that some support effects actually work against you. The negative ones. They work the same way as the positive ones. Some special support effects can work against your opponent. If you take one good look at a vivosaur's support effects, you can usually tell if a vivosaur should be in AZ or SZ. If you put some thought into your support effects in your team, you can easily make a team that is very hard to defeat.
