Evolution Stones

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A Waterstone

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Evolutionary Stones have been around since Generation I, although new types of stone have been introduced over the Generations since. The stones radiate a mysterious energy which causes certain species of Pokemon to evolve.

Unlike many of the other items used to evolve Pokemon, these stones do not have to be held in order to cause evolution. They are used directly on the Pokemon and disappear after use. The Stones can be used at any time, and their effect is impossible to cancel. It is often best to wait before using a stone on a Pokemon, as Stone-evolved Pokemon tend to learn fewer moves than their previous forms.

There are two other types of Stone;

Item everstone.png Everstone

  • This stone, when held, prevents the Pokemon from evolving. You'll find more details about this stone in the breeding section.

Item oval-stone.png Oval Stone

  • You'll find this stone in the section for items which cause evolution upon level-up.


The following list contains all the Evolutionary Stones that cause evolution on contact.

Dawn Stone

Introduced in Generation IV

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Route 17, Pokeathlon Dome, Bug-Catching Contest (First Prize), Mt. Silver

D/P/P

  • Route 212 (Platinum only), Route 225, Mt. Coronet


Pokemon effected by a Dawn Stone


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Kirlia (M) Item dawn-stone.png Gallade


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Snorunt (F) Item dawn-stone.png Froslass


Dusk Stone

Introduced in Generation IV

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Route 17, Pokeathlon Dome, Bug-Catching Contest (First Prize), Cerulean Cave

D/P/P

  • Galactic Warehouse, Victory Road, Wayward Cave (Platinum Only)


Pokemon effected by a Dusk Stone


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Murkrow Item dusk-stone.png Honchkrow


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Misdreavus Item dusk-stone.png Mismagius


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Lampent Item dusk-stone.png Chandelure


Fire Stone

One of the original Stones, introduced in Generation I

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Bill's Grandfather, Route 36, Bug Catching Contest, Pokeathlon Dome

D/P/P

  • The Underground, Fuego Iron Works, Stark Mountain, Solaceon Ruins

R/S/E

  • Route 119, Fiery Path

FR/LG

  • Celadon Department Store, Mt. Ember


Pokemon effected by a Fire Stone


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Vulpix Item fire-stone.png Ninetales


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Growlithe Item fire-stone.png Arcanine


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Eevee Item fire-stone.png Flareon


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Pansear Item fire-stone.png Simisear


Leaf Stone

One of the original Stones, introduced in Generation I

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Bill's Grandfather, Viridian Forest, Route 34, Bug Catching Contest, Pokeathlon Dome

D/P/P

  • The Underground, Floaroma Meadow

R/S/E

  • Route 119

FR/LG

  • Celadon Department Store, Safari Zone


Pokemon effected by a Leaf Stone


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Gloom Item leaf-stone.png Vileplume


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Weepinbell Item leaf-stone.png Victreebel


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Exeggcute Item leaf-stone.png Exeggutor


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Nuzleaf Item leaf-stone.png Shiftry


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Pansage Item leaf-stone.png Simisage


Moon Stone

One of the original Stones, introduced in Generation I

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Tohjo Falls, Ruins of Alph, Mom, Bug Catching Contest, Pokeathlon Dome, Mt. Moon

D/P/P

  • The Underground, Wild Lunatone, Wild Clefairy

R/S/E

  • Meteor Falls, Wild Lunatone

FR/LG

  • Route 2, Mt. Moon, Rocket Hideout, Pokemon Mansion, Wild Clefairy


Pokemon effected by a Moon Stone


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Nidorina Item moon-stone.png Nidoqueen


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Nidorino Item moon-stone.png Nidoking


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Clefairy Item moon-stone.png Clefable


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Jigglypuff Item moon-stone.png Wigglytuff


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Skitty Item moon-stone.png Delcatty


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Munna Item moon-stone.png Musharna


Shiny Stone

Introduced in Generation IV

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Route 14, Pokeathlon Dome, National Park Bug Catching Contest

D/P/P

  • Iron Island, Route 228


Pokemon effected by a Shiny Stone


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Togetic Item shiny-stone.png Togekiss


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Roselia Item shiny-stone.png Roserade


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Minccino Item shiny-stone.png Cinccino

Sun Stone

Introduced in Generation II

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Route 13, Pokeathlon Dome, Bug Catching Contest

D/P/P

  • The Underground, Valor Lakefront, Wild Solrock

R/S/E

  • Mossdeep City, Wild Solrock

FR/LG

  • Ruin Valley


Pokemon effected by a Sun Stone


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Gloom Item sun-stone.png Bellossom


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Sunkern Item sun-stone.png Sunflora


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Cottonee Item sun-stone.png Whimsicott


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Petilil Item sun-stone.png Lilligant

Thunder Stone

One of the original stones, introduced in Generation I

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Bill's Grandfather, Route 38, Pokeathlon Dome, Bug Catching Contest

D/P/P

  • The Underground, Sunyshore City, Solaceon Ruins

R/S/E

  • New Mauville, Diving Treasure Hunter

FR/LG

  • Celadon Department Store, Power Plant


Pokemon effected by a Thunderstone Stone


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Pikachu Item thunderstone.png Raichu


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Eevee Item thunderstone.png Jolteon


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Eelektrik Item thunderstone.png Eelektross

Water Stone

One of the original stones, introduced in Generation I

Locations

B/W

HG/SS

  • Bill's Grandfather, Route 42, Pokeathlon Dome, Bug Catching Contest, Seafoam Islands

D/P/P

  • The Underground, Route 213, Solaceon Ruins

R/S/E

  • Diving Treasure Hunter, Abandoned Ship

FR/LG

  • Celadon Department Store, Seafoam Islands


Pokemon effected by a Water Stone


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Poliwhirl Item water-stone.png Poliwrath


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Shellder Item water-stone.png Cloyster


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Staryu Item water-stone.png Starmie


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Eevee Item water-stone.png Vaporeon


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Lombre Item water-stone.png Ludicolo


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Panpour Item water-stone.png Simipour


Game Mechanics

General Mechanics

Breeding (Basics) - Breeding (Advanced) | Effort Values (EVs) - EV Training Locations | Individual Values (IVs) | Move Priority | Natures | Seasons | STAB | Types |
Weather: Hail - Rain - Sandstorm - Sunshine

Battle Mechanics

Triple Battles | Wonder Launcher

Attack Mechanics

Hidden Power

Pokémon Mechanics

Evolution Methods: Attack-based Evolutions - Evolution Stones - Item Evolution (Level-up) - Item Evolution (Trade) - Location Evolutions - Trade Evolutions - Special Requirements

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