A Pokémon that requires an item to evolve must be holding the item it needs before evolution is possible. The most commonly used evolutionary items are: Evolution Items, Evolution Stones, and Special Evolution Items, but other items may be used as well. Some Items are capable of triggering evolution for certain Pokémon. A Pokémon does not have to be at this exact level to evolve, but must have at least reached this level to do so, i.e., Pokémon are able to evolve at any level after they met their evolutionary requirement.Īn example of an evolution prompt shown on a Pokémon's summary. Most Pokémon become able to evolve once they reach a certain level. Note: PFQ's unique game structure requires that many Pokémon's evolution criteria diverge from the canon games' criteria. More than one criteria may be required for certain evolutions. Listed below, are the most common evolution requirements. Specific evolutionary information and criteria can be found on the user's PokéDex, provided they have the desired Pokémon's Dex Entry. Note: Pokémon will retain the shiny, albino, or melanistic status after evolving.Īll Pokémon that are capable of evolution have unique and specific requirements that must be met before they are able to evolve. Remember, evolution is permanent and cannot be undone. Evolving a Pokémon changes its species, and therefore also changes any attributes that it could have previously held, these attributes may include: type, egg group, field tolerance, colour, and physical appearance. Most Pokémon, excluding Legendary (Cosmog, Type: Null, Poipole, and Kubfu are exceptions) and Single Stage Pokémon, are able to evolve into higher Stages (forms) of themselves.
The PokéDex displaying a Pokémon's Evolutionary Data.Įvolution is a permanent, irreversible, process in which a Pokémon transforms and becomes a new Pokémon.
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