Pokemon Scarlet and Violet: All marks and how to get each one

Many trainers might wonder about all the marks in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and how they can get each of them. Marks are a unique feature, and some of these are rather elusive to get. It is simply not possible for a Pocket Monster to have each and every mark available. For example, the Jumbo Mark is reserved for the biggest critter, while the Mini Mark is given to the smallest.

That said, this article will cover all the possible ribbons, marks, and titles that you can obtain in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

Note: None of the marks are version-exclusive.

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How many marks are available in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet?

Here is a complete list of all the marks present in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and their titles:

• Absent-Minded Mark: The Spacey
• Alpha Mark: The Former Alpha
• Angry Mark: The Furious
• Blizzard Mark: The Shivering
• Calmness Mark: The Serene
• Charismatic Mark: The Radiant
• Cloudy Mark: The Cloud Watcher
• Crafty Mark: The Opportunist
• Dawn Mark: The Early Riser
• Destiny Mark: The Chosen One
• Dry Mark: The Parched
• Dusk Mark: The Dozy
• Excited Mark: The Giddy
• Ferocious Mark: The Rampaging
• Flustered Mark: The Easily Flustered
• Humble Mark: The Humble
• Intellectual Mark: The Scholar
• Intense Mark: The Feisty
• Itemfinder Mark: The Treasure Hunter
• Gourmand Mark: The Gourmet
• Jittery Mark: The Anxious
• Joyful Mark: The Joyful
• Jumbo Mark: The Great
• Kindly Mark: The Kindhearted
• Lunchtime Mark: The Peckish
• Mightiest Mark: The Unrivaled
• Mini Mark: The Teeny
• Partner Mark: The Reliable Partner
• Peeved Mark: The Grumpy
• Prideful Mark: The Arrogant
• Pumped-Up Mark: The Driven
• Rainy Mark: The Sodden
• Rare Mark: The Recluse
• Rowdy Mark: The Rowdy
• Sandstorm Mark: The Sandswept
• Scowling Mark: The Stern
• Sleepy-Time Mark: The Sleepy
• Slump Mark: The Worn-Out
• Smiley Mark: The Beaming
• Snowy Mark: The Snow Frolicker
• Stormy Mark: The Thunderstruck
• Teary Mark: The Teary-Eyed
• Thorny Mark: The Pompous
• Titan Mark: The Former Titan
• Uncommon Mark: The Sociable
• Unsure Mark: The Reluctant
• Upbeat Mark: The Chipper
• Vigor Mark: The Lively
• Zero-Energy Mark: The Apathetic
• Zoned-Out Mark: The Daydreamer

Most of these marks are only applicable to wild Pocket Monsters in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Additionally, titles are applied at the end of the name, meaning you would see something like Pikachu, the Chosen One.

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How to get all marks in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

This one is only available on your birthday (Image via Game Freak)

Let's start with the new marks that debuted in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Here is how you can get them:

• Alpha Mark: Given to former Alphas from Legends of Arceus
• Destiny Mark: All wild Pocket Monsters have a 1/25 chance of having it on your birthday
• Gourmand Mark: Make sandwiches involving Meal Power
• Jumbo Mark: Only for the biggest Pocket Monsters
• Mightiest Mark: Only for Pocket Monsters caught in a 7-star Tera Raid.
• Mini Mark: Only for the tiniest Pocket Monsters
• Partner Mark: Have a Friendship value of 200 or higher.
• Titan Mark: Given to former Titans

Note: The Itemfinder Mark is currently unobtainable in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

Upbeat is one of many marks that you might randomly get on a wild Pocket Monster anywhere in the two games (Image via Game Freak)

Here are the generic marks that apply to all wild Pokemon with a 1/100 chance:

• Absent-Minded Mark
• Angry Mark
• Calmness Mark
• Charismatic Mark
• Crafty Mark
• Excited Mark
• Ferocious Mark
• Flustered Mark
• Humble Mark
• Intellectual Mark
• Intense Mark
• Jittery Mark
• Joyful Mark
• Kindly Mark
• Peeved Mark
• Prideful Mark
• Pumped-Up Mark
• Rowdy Mark
• Scowling Mark
• Slump Mark
• Smiley Mark
• Teary Mark
• Thorny Mark
• Unsure Mark
• Upbeat Mark
• Vigor Mark
• Zero-Energy Mark
• Zoned-Out Mark

There are two more marks tied to random chance in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, and they aren't connected to other external factors. Here they are, alongside their rarities:

• Rare Mark: 1/1000
• Uncommon Mark: 1/50

Out of every obtainable mark in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, Rare Mark has the lowest of chances to appear on a wild Pocket Monster.

Everything else on this list is tied to weather and the time of day (Image via Game Freak)

All remaining marks are tied to weather-related stuff and the time of day. They have a 1/50 chance of appearing on any wild Pocket Monster in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Here they are, as well as the weather associated with them:

• Blizzard Mark: Snowstorm
• Cloudy Mark: Cloudy
• Dawn Mark: Morning (6 am ~ 11:59 am)
• Dry Mark: Harsh sunlight
• Dusk Mark: Evening (7 pm ~ 7:59 pm)
• Lunchtime Mark: Afternoon (12 pm ~ 6:59 pm)
• Rainy Mark: Rain
• Sandstorm Mark: Sandstorm
• Sleepy-Time Mark: Night (8 pm ~ 5:59 am)
• Snowy Mark: Snow
• Stormy Mark: Stormy weather

For Pokemon that you already had, there are three marks that can be applied to them. These are:

• Itemfinder Mark: It has a 1/100 chance to be randomly given to a Pokemon in your party after it finds items in Let's Go mode.
• Reliable Partner Mark: If the Pokemon has maxed out friendship, it has a 1/100 chance to receive this mark for every 10,000 steps you take with the Pokemon in your party.
• Gourmand Mark: It has a 3/101 chance of being given to a Pokemon that is in your party, when you make a Sandwich or buy any food item from the shops.

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That's how you can get all the marks in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Game Freak could always introduce more in the future. For instance, they could make the Itemfinder Mark obtainable in a later patch.

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Check out other articles on Pokemon Scarlet and Violet to have an easier time:

• How to shiny hunt in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
• Best starters for Scarlet and Violet
• Best team for early, mid, and late game
• Obedience level and badge requirements
• Indigo Disk BB Elite Four and Champion guide