How to increase friendship quickly in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

Friendly Pokémon offers some small benefits in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shiing Pearl which is not available in many other ways. Pokémon with a higher friendship level will perform better in some combat situations, so if you’re going to put them in a tough battle, you might want to increase the friendship first.

There are many different ways to increase friendships, which yield great results when used immaturely. You can even keep track of how things are going using the friendship level Poker App.

If you’re trying to get maximum friendship fast, here’s everything you need to know.

How to increase friendship quickly in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

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The first thing you’ll want to do is give the Pace Bell to the Pokémon you’re trying to maximize friendship with first. This item will increase the rate of friendship being built significantly. You can read how to find Soothe Bell here.

Next, visit Veilstone City and head to the southwest corner of the city, where in the first building you’ll talk to a woman who will provide massages for your Pokémon. Massages will increase your Pokémon’s friendships but only a limited amount will be given each day.

Ultimately, you’ll want to keep your Pokémon tracking you as you move around, use them in battle, and level them up. All of these will increase happiness. Eating puffs and vitamins can also increase friendships, so use a combination of these strategies and your Pokémon’s friendships will be maxed out in no time.

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