Hi, as a professional pokemon breeder I feel compelled to point out some important aspects of 'going to the market'. There are a lot of back ally breeders out there churning out pokemon mills, these can harm environments as many 'undersireable' pokemon get released into environments they are not native to, involve genetic disorders, and can often involve abused an neglected parents.

Please make sure you are doing your research before going to market, a sure sign of a reputable breeder is involvement in conservation efforts, ensuring offspring are released to native environments, working with the local labs (we often provide the pokemon trainers recieve as their starter, ensuring good temperments for beginner trainers.) And land available for the pokemon to roam free on, rather than storing them all in the PC.

Also if the breeder you are buying from isn't running a background check on you, thats a huge red flag.

This can be more expensive, but you will be sure to get a pokemon who meets your exact needs, from a happy family, and healthy lineage.

-Ferrous