When Evolving Pokemon in Pokemon GO: What You Need To Know
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Have you ever wondered what happens when evolving your Pokemon in Pokemon GO? Let’s dive into this exciting part of the game and make sure you know all the insider tips and tricks!
Evolving Pokemon is a core feature of Pokemon GO. It means taking your Pokemon to the next level, making them stronger and sometimes changing their appearance. But what exactly goes on during this process? Let’s find out together!
How Does Evolving Pokemon Work?
In Pokemon GO, evolving your Pokemon makes them stronger and ready for battle. You’ll need a specific amount of that Pokemon’s Candy to evolve it. Candy is what you get by catching more Pokemon of the same type, transferring them to Professor Willow, or hatching Pokemon from eggs.
Some Pokemon also require a special item along with Candy to evolve. For example, to evolve a Gloom into a Vileplume or a Bellossom, you need a Sun Stone in addition to the necessary Candy. There’s a little button next to each Pokemon in your collection that shows if you can evolve them and what you need for it. Clicking on it starts the evolution process!
Winning PokeCoins by Playing on Playbite
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Why wait? Download the Playbite app now and start earning rewards while having a blast with games. Not only will you enjoy the games, but you’ll also get closer to evolving your favorite Pokemon in Pokemon GO by winning PokeCoins. It’s a win-win!
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