Pokémon GO Evolution Items
Certain Pokémon can only evolve if you have a Pokémon GO Evolution Item.
There are many Evolution Items accessible, each of which may be acquired in a different manner. Sun Stones, King's Rock, Metal Coat, Dragon Scale, Up-Grade, Sinnoh Stone, and Unova Stone are now available. That's Why i Create This Pokémon GO Evolution Items Guide
In Pokémon Go, you may capture a number of fantastic Pokémon in the wild or during Raids, but evolution is required to get many of the game's most powerful Pokémon. For most Pokémon, evolution is as simple as collecting Candy from capturing, transferring, and walking with a Pokémon. A few species, however, need specialized Evolution materials or other unique techniques in addition to the standard fixed amount of candies, and Niantic has recently introduced a few new ones. Fortunately, we're here to show you how to acquire and utilize these one-of-a-kind things, and don't forget to check out our top Pokémon Go accessories to ensure you're completely prepared for your Pokémon Journey!
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Even in the original Pokémon games, there were a few unique case Pokémon that could only evolve via the use of Evolution Items or other unusual ways. In the main Pokémon games, even the most recognized Pokémon, Pikachu, needs an Evolution Item. There are considerably fewer Evolution Items and exceptional instances for Evolution in Pokémon Go than in the main games, although there are a handful.
Because Pokémon that need Evolution Items are seldom encountered in the wild, Evolution Items are the only method to acquire many of these Pokémon.
Trainers may get certain Evolution equipment by spinning PokéStops. Drop rates for evolving items are quite modest (0.76 percent – 1%). Trainers, on the other hand, may get 1 guaranteed, although random, Evolution Item by completing their 7-day “First PokéStop (or Gym) of the Day” streak.
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ON THIS PAGE: Pokémon GO Evolution Items
- Items from Generation 2 Evolution
- Sinnoh Stone
- The Stone of Unova
- What You Should Know About Pokémon Go Evolutions
Items from Generation 2 Evolution[ps2id id='Items from Generation 2 Evolution' target=''/]
Pokémon GO’s Generation 2 evolution items may be acquired via the 7-day streak, at random from PokéStop spins, or by opening presents given by other Trainers.
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Sun Stone
A strange stone that may cause some Pokémon species to evolve. It's as crimson as the setting sun. |
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King’s Rock
A rock that may cause certain Pokémon species to evolve. It seems to be a crown. |
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Metal Coat
A covering that may cause some Pokémon species to evolve. It's a unique metallic film. |
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Dragon Scale
A scale that may cause some Pokémon species to evolve. It's tough and unyielding. |
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Upgrade
A translucent gadget capable of causing specific Pokémon species to evolve. Silph Co. manufactured it. |
Sun Stone[ps2id id='Sun Stone' target=''/]
A Sun Stone is required to develop the Pokémon listed below:
 Sunflora |
 Bellossom |
 Whimsicott |
 Lilligant |
King’s Rock[ps2id id='King’s Rock' target=''/]
A King’s Rock is used to evolve to the following Pokémon:
 Politoed |
 Slowking |
Metal Coat[ps2id id='Metal Coat' target=''/]
A Metal Coat is used to evolve to the following Pokémon:
 Scizor |
 Steelix |
Dragon Scale[ps2id id='Dragon Scale' target=''/]
A Dragon Scale is used to evolve to the following Pokémon:
 Kingdra |
Upgrade[ps2id id='Upgrade' target=''/]
An Upgrade is used to evolve to the following Pokémon:
 Porygon2 |
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Sinnoh Stone[ps2id id='Sinnoh Stone' target=''/]
| Sinnoh Stone |
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| A unique stone discovered in the Sinnoh region that may cause certain Pokémon species to evolve. It is very durable and has a lovely shine. |
With the introduction of the Sinnoh region, Generation IV, the Sinnoh Stone was introduced. Rather of requiring a range of various evolution items as in previous generations, we just required Sinnoh Stones to complete all item-based evolutions in Generation IV.
Sinnoh Stones may be acquired via 7-day streaks, PVP prizes, and beating a Team GO Rocket captain.
The Sinnoh Stone is used to develop the following Pokémon:
Ambipom
Lickilicky
Tangrowth
Yanma
Gallade
Froslass
Rhyperior
Electivire
Magmortar
TogeticTogetic
Gliscor
Weavile
Porygon-Z
Dusknoir
Mamoswine
The Stone of Unova[ps2id id='The Stone of Unova' target=''/]
A uncommon stone from the Unova region that may cause certain Pokémon species to evolve. It is distinguished by its interwoven black and white look.
To develop into the following Pokémon, an Unova Stone is required:
 Simisage |
 Simisear |
 Simipour |
 Chandelure |
 Cinccino |
What You Should Know About Pokémon Go Evolutions[ps2id id='What You Should Know About Pokémon Go Evolutions' target=''/]
As with Powering Up, there are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to evolving your Pokémon.
- Evolving is one of the primary methods to gain a big number of XP in a short period of time in order to level up fast, therefore if you have a spare Lucky Egg, you may want to hold off on evolving - especially those Pidgeys, Caterpies, and Weedles.
- In general, you should avoid evolving in the early game unless you're utilizing the Lucky Egg approach. You can't fight Gyms until you reach Level 5, and you won't be able to acquire any Pokémon capable of challenging a Gym until you're about Level 10-15. As tempting as it may be to capture that first one, since you'll likely catch stronger Pokémon as you Level up as a Trainer, it's better to wait.
- After evolving, a Pokémon's IVs - or inherent strength or potential - remain constant.
- The moves of a Pokémon are randomly generated each time it develops and cannot be altered in any other manner.
- You should always completely evolve a Pokémon when possible - for example, from Geodude to Graveler to Golem - since the time it takes to acquire another 100 Candy for your particular Pokémon will likely see you level up enough to capture a higher Level variant. Waiting to accomplish it all at once saves you the time and resources it would take to raise a low-level Pokémon to the same level as one you've acquired later.
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