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Pokémon That Evolve with a Stone
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Use the matching Evolution Stone on a compatible Pokémon. Extra conditions such as gender or regional form still apply. A Pokémon may appear under more than one stone when it has different evolution choices.
The Oval Stone is excluded because its classic method uses a held item during a level-up. In Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl, Nosepass does not evolve with a Thunder Stone and the Ice Stone is not normally obtainable.
Water Stone
Pokémon: 6For Poliwhirl, this stone selects Poliwrath. The alternative Politoed branch has a different evolution method.
Thunder Stone
Pokémon: 7In Alola, Pikachu evolves into Alolan Raichu. Using the same stone elsewhere normally produces ordinary Raichu.







Pikachu→
Raichu (Alolan Form)
- Use Thunder Stone ×1
- In Alola
In: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon
Evolve in Alola; Ultra Space in Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon produces the ordinary form instead.
Nosepass→
Probopass
- Use Thunder Stone ×1
or
- Use Thunder Stone ×1
- Choose Evolve manually once the requirements are met
In: Legends: Arceus
Eelektrik→
Eelektross
- Use Thunder Stone ×1
Fire Stone
Pokémon: 6Capsakid starts as a pure Grass type. This evolution adds Fire, producing Grass/Fire Scovillain.
Growlithe (Hisuian Form)→
Arcanine (Hisuian Form)
- Use Fire Stone ×1
Capsakid→
Scovillain
- Use Fire Stone ×1
Leaf Stone
Pokémon: 7Gloom becomes Vileplume with this stone. Choose a Sun Stone instead for its Bellossom branch.







Weepinbell→
Victreebel
- Use Leaf Stone ×1
Voltorb (Hisuian Form)→
Electrode (Hisuian Form)
- Use Leaf Stone ×1
Exeggcute→
Exeggutor (Alolan Form)
- Use Leaf Stone ×1
- In Alola
In: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon
Evolve in Alola; Ultra Space in Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon produces the ordinary form instead.
Moon Stone
Pokémon: 6Nidorina and Nidorino need this stone for their final evolutions; neither Nidoran uses it directly.
Sun Stone
Pokémon: 5In Legends: Arceus, Petilil becomes Hisuian Lilligant. The same item produces its ordinary evolution in other supported games.
Cottonee→
Whimsicott
- Use Sun Stone ×1
Petilil→
Lilligant (Hisuian Form)
- Use Sun Stone ×1
- In Hisui
- Choose Evolve manually once the requirements are met
In: Legends: Arceus
Helioptile→
Heliolisk
- Use Sun Stone ×1
Shiny Stone
Pokémon: 8This stone does not make a Pokémon shiny. Ordinary Floette keep their flower colour when evolving into Florges.








Floette (Yellow Flower)→
Florges (Yellow Flower)
- Use Shiny Stone ×1
Floette (Orange Flower)→
Florges (Orange Flower)
- Use Shiny Stone ×1
Floette (Blue Flower)→
Florges (Blue Flower)
- Use Shiny Stone ×1
Floette (White Flower)→
Florges (White Flower)
- Use Shiny Stone ×1
Dusk Stone
Pokémon: 4No nighttime condition is required. Lampent and Doublade evolve as soon as this stone is used.
Misdreavus→
Mismagius
- Use Dusk Stone ×1
Lampent→
Chandelure
- Use Dusk Stone ×1
Dawn Stone
Pokémon: 2The Dawn Stone requires a male Kirlia or a female Snorunt. The opposite sex cannot take these stone-evolution branches.
Ice Stone
Pokémon: 6Crabrawler uses this stone from generation IX onward; its Alola games instead require a level-up at Mount Lanakila.






Sandshrew (Alolan Form)→
Sandslash (Alolan Form)
- Use Ice Stone ×1
Vulpix (Alolan Form)→
Ninetales (Alolan Form)
- Use Ice Stone ×1
Darumaka (Galarian Form)→
Darmanitan (Galarian Form)
- Use Ice Stone ×1
Crabrawler→
Crabominable
- Use Ice Stone ×1

























