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Pokemon Scarlet and Violet official artwork of player characters riding Koraidon and Miraidon in Mesagoza.

All Marks and How to Get Them in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: The Indigo Disk

Marked for victory

While Shinys are a symbol of a Pokemon’s uniqueness, Marks have added a whole new depth to this concept. They’re back in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, and obtaining a few of them can be harder than finding certain Shiny species.

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What Are Marks in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet?

Marks are special ornaments given to Pokémon under certain conditions that give them new titles. Most are granted automatically as soon as the Pokemon is caught, but some are obtained under special conditions. They’re very similar to Ribbons, but the main difference is that most of them are only obtained when catching the Pokemon.

They’ve been introduced in Pokemon Sword and Shield, and all Marks obtained in previous games will still be reflected in further games. You can increase the chances of getting a Mark Pokemon by eating special Sandwiches with Title Power effects, but not all Marks will be affected by it.

Most marks are tied to wild Pokemon only, so hatched Pokemon will never be able to have a few of them.

All Marks in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Listed

There are plenty of Marks to obtain in your Pokemon. If it doesn’t have it when you catch it, it won’t ever be able to receive it. The only exceptions are a few Special Marks, which must be grinded in a certain way.

All Fixed Marks in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

These Marks will always be present in specific Pokemon when you catch them. Those Pokemon might or might not have extra Marks depending on your luck.

Mark NameTitleConditions
Alpha Markthe Former AlphaGiven to former Alpha Pokemon caught in Legends: Arceus.
Titan Markthe Former TitanGiven to former Titan Pokemon once you catch them as regular Pokemon.
Mightiest Markthe UnrivaledGiven to Pokemon caught in 7-star Tera Raids.

All Catching Marks in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

All wild Pokemon have a chance of having these marks when obtained under the correct conditions. Sometimes, the condition is just catching them and being lucky.

Mark NameTitleConditions
Dawn Markthe Early RiserCatch a Pokemon during the morning.
Lunchtime Markthe PeckishCatch a Pokemon during the afternoon.
Sleepy-Time Markthe SleepyCatch a Pokemon during the night.
Dusk Markthe DozyCatch a Pokemon during the evening.
Cloudy Markthe Cloud WatcherCatch a Pokemon during cloudy weather.
Rainy Markthe SoddenCatch a Pokemon during the rain.
Stormy Markthe ThunderstruckCatch a Pokemon during a thunderstorm.
Snowy Markthe Snow FrolickerCatch a Pokemon during the snow.
Blizzard Markthe ShiveringCatch a Pokemon during a blizzard.
Sandstorm Markthe SandsweptCatch a Pokemon during a sandstorm.
Misty Markthe Mist DrifterCatch a Pokemon in misty areas.
Uncommon Markthe SociableRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Rare Markthe RecluseRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Rowdy Markthe RowdyRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Absent-Minded Markthe SpaceyRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Jittery Markthe AnxiousRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Excited Markthe GiddyRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Charismatic Markthe RadiantRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Calmness Markthe SereneRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Intense Markthe FeistyRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Zoned-Out Markthe DaydreamerRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Joyful Markthe JoyfulRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Angry Markthe FuriousRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Smiley Markthe BeamingRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Teary Markthe Teary-EyedRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Upbeat Markthe ChipperRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Peeved Markthe GrumpyRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Intellectual Markthe ScholarRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Ferocious Markthe RampagingRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Crafty Markthe OpportunistRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Scowling Markthe SternRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Kindly Markthe KindheartedRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Flustered Markthe Easily FlusteredRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Pumped-Up Markthe DrivenRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Zero Energy Markthe ApatheticRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Prideful Markthe ArrogantRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Unsure Markthe ReluctantRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Humble Markthe HumbleRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Thorny Markthe PompousRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Vigor Markthe LivelyRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.
Slump Markthe Worn-OutRandomly given to any caught Pokemon.

All Special Marks in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

These marks are slightly different from others and have special conditions to show up on your recently caught Pokemon.

Mark NameTitleConditions
Partner Markthe Reliable PartnerRandomly given to Pokemon with 200 Friendship or more.
Gourmand Markthe GourmetRandomly given to Pokemon once you make a sandwich.
Itemfinder Markthe Treasure HunterRandomly given to Pokemon when they pick up items.
Jumbo Markthe GreatShow a Pokemon with maximum size (scale of 255) to the Hiker in Mesagoza.
Mini Markthe TeenyShow a Pokemon with minimum size (scale of 0) to the Hiker in Mesagoza.
Destiny Markthe Chosen OneRandom chance of being given to any Pokemon caught during your Birthday.
Tip:

The Titan Pokemon are automatically eligible for the Jumbo Mark once you catch them.

All Unobtainable Marks in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

These marks are completely unobtainable in Gen IX games, but Pokemon from previous titles (namely Sword and Shield) will display them if they’re transferred. They’re unobtainable due to requiring older mechanics or weather that you can’t find in Paldea.

Mark NameTitleConditions
Dry Markthe ParchedCatch a Pokemon during harsh sunlight.
Fishing Markthe Catch of the DayCatch a Pokemon after fishing it.
Curry Markthe Curry ConnoisseurGiven to Pokemon that approach you after cooking curry.

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Patrick Souza
Patrick has been working for Prima since 2022 and joined as a Staff Writer in 2023. He's been interested in gaming journalism since college, and that was the path he took once he had his degree in hands. Diligently ignores his ever-growing backlog to keep raiding in Final Fantasy XIV, exploring in Genshin Impact or replaying some of his favorite RPGs from time to time. Loves tackling hard challenges in games, but his cats are still the hardest bosses he could ask for.
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