Pokemon Sapphire Evolution Chart (2024)

FAQs

How do I know which Pokémon I should evolve? ›

It's recommended to evolve the Pokemon with the higher CP or the better Appraisal. So, if a 0-star Pokemon has 1000+ CP, it may be worth evolving instead. This is due in part to the Candy and Stardust cost to Power Up a Pokemon (i.e, raise its CP).

Be aware that delaying evolution comes at a cost: a Pokémon's pre-evolved form almost always has lower statistics than the evolved form. Not only do evolved forms tend to show greater stat gain from Level to Level, but Pokémon receive a one-time "evolution bonus" to their stats.

Unfortunately Tadbulb cannot evolve by leveling, which is the standard Pokemon evolution method, but the process is still very simple. Tadbulb must be evolved with a Thunder Stone, and in this article we'll explain where you can find Tadbulb, where you can find Thunder Stones, and how to use one to evolve your Tadbulb.

Evolved Pokémon often learn particular moves at later levels than unevolved Pokémon, or they might learn different moves altogether. Although evolved Pokémon's moves are generally more powerful, some Trainers may want to wait to evolve their Pokémon until it learns a certain favorite move.

When their happiness quota has reached 220 or greater, they will evolve the next time they level up with experience or by Rare Candy. The timing of this is important for certain Pokemon, as they must be levelled up during a specified time.

Ultimately, the decision to keep or transfer a zero-star Pokemon depends on your individual goals and resource limitations. If you're a casual player with limited storage, it might be best to let them go. But for collectors or trainers needing temporary solutions, these low-stat Pokemon can still hold value.

Because we cannot predict a Pokémon's move set before evolving it, you should evolve a Pokémon and confirm it has the moves you want before investing your hard-earned Stardust into it. If you evolve first and get a bad/unwanted move set, you'll at least have only used Candies and no Stardust.

This is because unevolved Pokemon that pass their level requirement to evolve will gain more EXP from battle. For example, a level 17+ Mudkip will gain more EXP than a level 17-35 Marshtomp or a level 36+ Swampert. So, if you just want to get to level 100 ASAP, then yes, don't evolve until the last few levels.

Pokemon gain no EV'S from leveling up with rare candies. As the other people have said, all Rare Candies do is level up your pokemon. The problem with this however is, if you have not EV trained your pokemon and level it all the way to 100, it will be significantly weaker then other pokemon that have EV trained.

Level up Golbat after reaching 220 Friendship points.

If Golbat has 220+ Friendship, it will evolve to Crobat. The friendship rating lady will not tell you when you've reached exactly 220. You'll have to guess based on what she says and what you've done since then.

When should I evolve Makuhita? ›

It evolves into Hariyama starting at level 24.

Among the small list of stone evolutions, Growlithe is only one of four Pokémon that evolves using the Fire Stone. Before Pokémon Sword & Pokémon Shield, it was ideal to evolve Growlithe at level 45 to get all of his moves, but with the Move Reminder, you can learn all of Growlithe's moves without having to wait.

For example, it can cost 1,000 Stardust and one Weedle Candy to purify a Shadow Weedle, but purifying a Legendary Shadow Pokémon can require up to 20,000 Stardust and 20 Candy. It's best to purify your Shadow Pokémon before you power it up and accidentally burn through your hard-earned Candy and Stardust.

One reason to cancel an evolution is when a Pokémon can only learn a certain move in its un-evolved form at a higher level than when it would normally evolve. For example, Rattata can learn Super Fang at a lower level than Raticate.

Evolving Eevee in Pokémon Go

Evolve into an Umbreon by leveling up Eevee during the nighttime while it has high friendship. ​Set Eevee as your Buddy in Pokémon Go and walk 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) to collect 2 Candies. Evolve into Espeon during the day or into Umbreon at night.

If a Pokémon you've caught is eligible for a trade Evolution, you'll see a trade icon next to the Evolve option on the Pokémon's summary page. Pokémon eligible for trade Evolutions also be evolved with a relatively high number of Candies.

In Pokemon GO, the Pokemon with a higher CP (Combat Power) is generally preferred even if the Pokemon has low IVs. Although it's not a traditional Level-system, the CP somewhat functions as a Pokemon's "Level" in GO. This is why Pokemon with high CP are difficult to catch compared to a Pokemon with lower CP.

Talk to your Team Leader in the Pokémon GO app to get a sense of your Pokémon's IVs. Getting a 3-star ranking with a red emblem means that your Pokémon's IVs are perfect, while 3 stars with a gold emblem indicate IVs that are around 82% to 98% perfect.

If you have a Pokemon that is in the highest or second highest IV tier, it really is not that far away from perfect Max CP. So evolving a Pokemon with IV's in the first or second tier is a good idea, you don't need to wait for the perfect IV's. Never power up a Pokémon before evolving it!