How to Do Eevee Evolutions in Pokemon GO

avatarPassingDada5 months ago
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avatarLettingTail5 months ago

For Espeon and Umbreon, you can also walk 10 km with your Eevee as your buddy, then evolve it during the day for Espeon and at night for Umbreon. Don't need a fancy name for this one!

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avatarWarningSquad5 months ago

The classic trick is to rename your Eevee before evolving it. Rename it 'Sparky' for Jolteon, 'Rainer' for Vaporeon, 'Pyro' for Flareon, 'Sakura' for Espeon, 'Tamao' for Umbreon, 'Linnea' for Leafeon, 'Rea' for Glaceon, and 'Kira' for Sylveon. Remember, these nicknames work only once per evolution type!


avatarRuingMite5 months ago

Naming trick works once. After that, it鈥檚 a random draw unless you use lures or walk methods. Be prepared for RNG fun!


avatarGroaningRush5 months ago

If you're aiming for Leafeon or Glaceon, try evolving near a Mossy Lure or Glacial Lure, respectively. It's like a picnic with a magical twist!

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