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Psychic

*This article is about the type. For the move, see Psychic.*

The
Normal Type is one of the eighteen types of Pokémon.

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Psychic-type moves**

### Special attacks

Bug Type
Dark Type
Dragon Type
Electric Type
Fairy Type
Fighting Type
Fire Type
Flying Type
Ghost Type
Grass Type
Ground Type
Ice Type
Normal Type
Poison Type
**Psychic Type**
Rock Type
Steel Type
Water Type
Wailord

File:Wailord.png
 **Name (fr)** | Wailord

Wailord is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Wailord is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move..

## Evolution

Wailmer requires 400  to evolve to **Wailord**.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Wailord can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Wailord has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Zen Headbutt | 12 Damage
  Water Gun | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Wailord has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

## **External links**

* Wailord on Azurilland wiki
* Wailord on Serebii.net
Staraptor

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 **Name (en)** | Staraptor

Staraptor is a
Normal Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Staraptor is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.

## References & External Links

* Staraptor on Azurilland Wiki
* Staraptor on Serebii.net
Tentacruel

**Name (ko)** | 독파리

## **Evolution**

Tentacool requires 50  to evolve to Tentacruel].

Tentacruel **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Tentacruel will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle
Porygon

**Name (ko)** | 폴리곤

## **Attacks**

Porygon will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.

## **Trivia**

* Porygon may only know Quick Attack if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Zen Headbutt.
Torterra

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 **Name (jp)** | ドダイトス

Torterra is a
Grass Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Torterra is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move. Torterra cannot be found in the wild, and can only be obtained through evolution.

## References & External Links

* Torterra on Azurilland Wiki
* Torterra on Serebii.net
Seaking

**Name (ko)** | 왕콘치

## **Evolution**

Goldeen requires 50  to evolve to Seaking.

Seaking **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Seaking will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle
Smoochum

**Name (ko)** | 뽀뽀라

## **Attacks**

Smoochum will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.

## **Trivia**

* Smoochum is hatched from Eggs starting from December 12, 2016.
* It is one of the first Generation II Pokemon released.
Super Potion

**Obtaining** | Gift, Research Tasks, Raid Battles, Pokéstops/Gyms

Super Potion are obtainable Items in Pokémon Go. They can heal a hurt Pokémon by restoring 50 points of health.

## Usage

Revives are used to heal damaged Pokémon and heal 50 points of the Pokémon's max health. To use a Super Potion, select the PokéBall icon at the bottom of the play screen, choose items, and tap Super Potion. A sortable list of all fainted Pokémon will be displayed. Tap a Pokémon to heal it. The Pokémon will display a heart and the HP below the character will increase.

## Obtaining

Super Potion is a common healing item in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Super Potion, the player must fist have a trainer level of 5 or above. Once this requirement has been met, Super Potions can be obtained in a few ways.

* Spinning PokéStops and Gyms.
	+ This item can be more commonly found in Gyms.
* Winning a Raid Battle
* Opening a friend's Gift
* Completing certain Field Research Tasks.

## See Also

* Items
* Hyper Potion
Poochyena

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File:Poochyena.png
 **Name (en)** | Poochyena

Poochyena is a
Dark Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Poochyena is able to evolve into Mightyena by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild.

## References & External Links

* Poochyena on Azurilland Wiki
* Poochyena on Serebii.net
Persian

**Name (ko)** | 페르시온

## **Evolution**

Meowth requires 50  to evolve to Persian.

Persian **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Persian will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Pichu

**Name (ko)** | 피츄

Pichu is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Pichu is able to evolve into Pikachu by using 25.

## Evolution

To evolve, Pichu requires 25 to evolve into Pikachu. Pikachu evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Raichu.

## **Attacks**

Pichu will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.

## **Trivia**

* Pichu is hatched from Eggs starting from December 12, 2016.
* It is one of the first Generation II Pokemon released.
Sentret

Sentret is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Sentret is able to evolve into Furret by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild.

## Obtaining

Sentret can be commonly found in the wild and captured with a high success rate. Using Incense increases the chances of encountering this Pokémon as well. Sentret has been featured in Raid Battles and most recently in the first-ever Incense Day during April 2020.

## Evolution

To evolve, Sentret requires 25 to evolve into Furret.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Sentret can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Sentret has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Quick Attack | 8 Damage
  Scratch | 6 Damage

### Charge Moves

Sentret has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

Charge Attack List
  Grass Knot | 90 Damage

## References & External Links

1. ↑ April 2020 Incense Day

* Sentret on Azurilland Wiki
* Sentret via Pokemon.com's Pokedex
* Sentret on Serebii.net
Umbreon

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 **Name (en)** | Umbreon

Umbreon is a
Dark Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Umbreon is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.
Umbreon is one of the more unique Eeveelutions as it requires more than just candy to evolve.

## **Evolution**

To evolve Eevee into an Umbreon, it must be added as the player's buddy Pokémon and be walked 10km. While it is still the buddy Pokémon, it has to be evolved during the night to evolve into an Umbreon. If Eevee is evolved during the day instead, it will evolve into Espeon.

Naming an Eevee "Tamao" and then evolving it makes the Eevee evolve into Espeon. This trick works during any time of the day. You can only evolve an Eevee this way **once**.

## References & External Links

* Umbreon on Azurilland Wiki
* Umbreon on Serebii.net
Premium Battle Pass

**Obtaining** | Shop

A Premium Battle Pass is a paid item that allows the player to participate in Raid Battles and access the premium track in the GO Battle League. Upon entering a raid battle, the pass is used up.

## Usage

Premium Battle Passs are used to join Raid Battles featured at a Gym. They can also be used in the GO Battle League to access the premium track and rewards. These passes have one use only, and more can be purchased from the store.

## See also

* Items
* Utility Items
Psychic (move)

*This article is about the move. For the type, see Psychic.*

 **Energy Requirement** | 55 Energy

Psychic (move) is a
Psychic Type Charge Move that was introduced in Generation I. As a Charge Move, the Pokémon uses this attack upon tapping the bottom button in a battle. The energy this move uses is accumulated from using the Fast Move the Pokémon has learned.
Wailmer

**Name (ko)** | 고래왕자

Wailmer is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Wailmer is able to evolve into Wailord by using 400. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Wailmer has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs .

## Evolution

Wailmer requires 400  to evolve to Wailord.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Wailmer can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Wailmer has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Splash | 0 Damage
  Water Gun | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Wailmer has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

## Trivia

* Wailmer is one of the few Pokémon requiring 400 Candy to evolve.
Type

Each Pokémon has one or two **Types** which give it an advantage over some types, but also a disadvantage over others. These strengths and weaknesses also apply to Attacks and their types.

Damage on a "not very effective" attack is multiplied by 0.8, and on a "super effective" or STAB attack is multiplied by 1.25.

## Table

The following table contains all offensive effectiviness in a numeric way.
Tauros

**Name (ko)** | 켄타로스

## **Attacks**

Tauros will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle

## **Trivia**

* Tauros is region specific and can only be found in North America.
Nidoqueen

**Name (ko)** | 니드퀸

Nidoqueen is a
Poison Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Nidoqueen is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Nidoran♀ requires 25 to evolve into Nidorina. Nidorina evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Nidoqueen.

Nidoqueen **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Nidoqueen will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Seel

**Name (ko)** | 쥬쥬

## **Attacks**

Seel will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle

## **Trivia**

* Seel may only know Water Gun if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Lick.
Mesprit

**Name (fr)** | Créhelf

Mesprit is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Mesprit is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.
It is one of the few legendary Pokémon currently obtainable in the game. Unlike nearly every other legendary Pokémon, Mesprit can be found in the wild.

## Obtaining

Mesprit was featured in Raid Battles from August 23, 2019 to August 30, 2019. Currently, the only way to obtain Mesprit is by finding it in the wild. It is incredibly rare to find this Pokémon in the wild, but it can be located near lakes or large bodies of water in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and India.

## References & External Links

* Mesprit on Azurilland Wiki
* Mesprit on Serebii.net
* Post on finding Mesprit in the wild
Rattata

**Name (ko)** | 꼬렛

Rattata is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Rattata is able to evolve into Raticate by using 25.

## **Evolution**

Rattata requires 25  to evolve to Raticate.

## **Attacks**

Rattata will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Mr. Mime

**Name (ko)** | 마임맨

## **Attacks**

Mr. Mime will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle

## **Trivia**

* Mr. Mime is region specific and can only be found in Western Europe.
Pokémon Go 0.69.1

**0.69.1** and **1.39.1** was released on August 1, 2017 to fix some issues.

## Fixes

* Spark has returned to appraise Pokémon for Team Instinct Trainers.
* Resolved a motivation decay bug impacting Pokémon with less than 3,000 CP.
* Resolved a bug causing Pokémon GO to freeze after consuming Potions too quickly.
* Resolved a bug causing Pokémon GO to freeze after all six Pokémon faint during a Raid Battle.
* Resolved an issue causing iPhone 6 devices to crash.

## References

1. ↑ http://pokemongolive.com/en/post/ver-update-072817
Staravia

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 **Name (en)** | Staravia

Staravia is a
Normal Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Staravia is able to evolve into Staraptor by using 100.

## References & External Links

* Staravia on Azurilland Wiki
* Staravia on Serebii.net
Steelix

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 **Name (en)** | Steelix

Steelix is a
Steel Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Steelix is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.

## Evolution

To evolve, Onix requires 50 to evolve into **Steelix**. .

## References & External Links

* Steelix on Azurilland Wiki
* Steelix on Serebii.net
Special attack

**Special attacks** are slower attacks that have a longer animation time, so it is important to time it when the opposing Pokémon isn't attacking frequently. They deal more damage than the basic attack, and can only be used when one of the boxes at the top of the screen is filled by performing basic attacks. It is performed by pressing and holding down on the screen for a short amount of time.
Slowbro

**Name (ko)** | 야도란

## **Evolution**

Slowpoke requires 50  to evolve to Slowbro.

Slowbro **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Slowbro will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle
Ninetales

Ninetales is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Ninetales is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. This Pokémon has previously been featured in Raids and can be captured upon defeating it.

## Evolution

Vulpix requires 50  to evolve to Ninetales.

Ninetales **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Ninetales can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Ninetales has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Feint Attack | 10 Damage
  Fire Spin | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

Ninetales has the ability to learn four Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

## References & External Links

* Ninetales on Azurilland Wiki
* Ninetales on Serebii.net
Scizor

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 **Name (en)** | Scizor

Scizor is a
Bug Type and
Steel Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Scizor is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.

## References & External Links

* Scizor on Azurilland Wiki
* Scizor on Serebii.net
Rock Blast

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 **Energy Requirement** | 40 Energy

Rock Blast is a
Rock Type Charge Move that was introduced in Generation ?. As a Charge Move, the Pokémon uses this attack upon tapping the bottom button in a battle. The energy this move uses is accumulated from using the Fast Move the Pokémon has learned.
Mightyena

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File:Mightyena.png
 **Name (en)** | Mightyena

Mightyena is a
Dark Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Mightyena is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. This Pokémon can also be obtained through evolving Poochyena.

## References & External Links

* Mightyena on Azurilland Wiki
* Mightyena on Serebii.net
Slowking

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 **Name (fr)** | Roigada

Slowking is a
Water Type and
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Slowking is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.

## References & External Links

* Slowking on Azurilland Wiki
* Slowking on Serebii.net
Typhlosion

**Name (ko)** | 블레이범

Typhlosion is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Typhlosion is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. This Pokémon has previously been featured in Raids and can be captured upon defeating it.

## Evolution

Typhlosion is the final evolution of Cyndaquil and cannot evolve further.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Typhlosion can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Typhlosion has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Shadow Claw | 9 Damage
  Ember | 10 Damage

### Charge Moves

Typhlosion has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM. During the November 2018 Community Day, Typhlosion was able to learn Blast Burn, a unique move for the Pokémon only obtainable during this event.

## References & External Links

* Typhlosion on Azurilland Wiki
* Typhlosion via Pokemon.com's Pokedex
* Typhlosion on Serebii.net
Oshawott

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 **Name (en)** | Oshawott

Oshawott is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Oshawott is able to evolve into Dewott by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Oshawott has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs

## Obtaining

Oshawott can be captured by encountering the Pokémon in the wild. It can also be occasionally found in eggs when in rotation. Oshawott has also been featured in Raid Battles.

## Evolution

To evolve, Oshawott requires 25 to evolve into Dewott. Dewott evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Samurott.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Oshawott can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Oshawott has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Tackle | 5 Damage
  Water Gun | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Oshawott has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

Charge Attack List
  Water Pulse | 70 Damage
  Aqua Tail | 50 Damage

## References & External Links

* Oshawott on Azurilland Wiki
* Oshawott on Serebii.net
Psybeam

**Energy Requirement** | 60 Energy

Psybeam is a
Psychic Type Charge Move that was introduced in Generation I. As a Charge Move, the Pokémon uses this attack upon tapping the bottom button in a battle. The energy this move uses is accumulated from using the Fast Move the Pokémon has learned.

## **Trivia**

* Chansey and Starmie may only know this move if they were obtained before August 20, 2016.
Water

The
**Water Type** is one of the eighteen Pokémon elemental types.

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Water-type moves**

### Special attacks

Bug Type
Dark Type
Dragon Type
Electric Type
Fairy Type
Fighting Type
Fire Type
Flying Type
Ghost Type
Grass Type
Ground Type
Ice Type
Normal Type
Poison Type
Psychic Type
Rock Type
Steel Type
**Water Type**
Pokémon Go 0.73.1

**0.73.1** or **1.43.1** was released on August 30, 2017 to fix some issues.

## Additions

* Added the ability for Trainers to spin the Photo Disc at a Gym using the Pokémon GO Plus accessory.
* Added the ability to view the number of Trainers entered, and preparing, for a Raid Battle before using a Raid Pass.
* Improved Pokémon Collection screen search functionality by allowing Trainers to search through their Pokémon’s moves using the @ character.

## Fixes

* Resolved a bug which caused the Raid Boss to always break free from the last Premier Ball.
* Resolved a bug that prevented Trainers from seeing they’d received double XP from Raid Battles when using a Lucky Egg.
* Various other bug fixes.

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon GO updated to version 0.73.1 for Android and 1.43.1 for iOS – August 30, 2017
Return

**Energy Requirement** | 70 Energy

Return is a
Normal Type Charge Move. As a Charge Move, the Pokémon uses this attack upon tapping the bottom button in a battle. The energy this move uses is accumulated from using the Fast Move the Pokémon has learned.

It is a unique move where it is only known by Purified Pokémon. This move replaces Frustration from the Shadow Pokémon and is learned by purifying the Pokémon.
It is currently known by any Purified Pokémon and cannot be learned through a Charged TM.
Pokémon Moves

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Moves are types of attacks learned by Pokémon in the game.

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## Legacy Moves

Legacy moves are moves Pokémon that it can no longer learn. The only way to have a legacy move is to have obtained that specific Pokémon moveset before it was made discontinued. Moves can be discontinued for a variety of reasons. Legacy moves are created from Pokémon movepools changing or if a selected move is featured during a Community Day

### Obtaining Legacy Moves

Legacy moves can only be obtained while they are in the movepool for the specified Pokémon. Pokémon with legacy moves can be obtained at any time by Trading.
Togepi

**Name (ko)** | 토게피

## **Evolution**

Togepi requires 50  to evolve to Togetic.

## **Attacks**

Togepi will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.

## **Trivia**

* Topegi is hatched from Eggs starting from December 12, 2016.
* It is one of the first Generation II Pokemon released.
Weepinbell

**Name (ko)** | 우츠동

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Bellsprout requires 25 to evolve into Weepinbell. Weepinbell evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Victreebel.

## **Attacks**

Weepinbell will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle
Primeape

**Name (ko)** | 성원숭

## **Evolution**

Mankey requires 50  to evolve to Primeape.

Primeape **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Primeape will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
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Featured Pokémon
**Mew**
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Mewtwo is a
Psychic Type mythical Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). It is one of the Mythical Pokémon featured in the Pokémon universe. It has only been made available via special events and Special Research.

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Togetic

**Name (ko)** | 토게틱

## **Evolution**

Togepi requires 50  to evolve to Togetic.

Togetic **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Togetic will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.

## **Trivia**

* Topetic is one of the first Generation II Pokemon released.
Quilava

Quilava is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Quilava is able to evolve into Typhlosion by using 100. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Quilava has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids.

## Evolution

Quilava can evolve further, requiring 100 to evolve into Typhlosion.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Quilava can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Quilava has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Tackle | 5 Damage
  Ember | 10 Damage

### Charge Moves

Quilava has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

Charge Attack List
  Flame Charge | 70 Damage
  Flamethrower | 70 Damage

## References & External Links

* Quilava on Azurilland Wiki
* Quilava on Serebii.net
Skiploom

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 **Name (de)** | Hubelupf

Skiploom is a
Grass Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Skiploom is able to evolve into Jumpluff by using 100.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Hoppip requires 25 to evolve into **Skiploom**. **Skiploom** evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Jumpluff.
Venomoth

**Name (ko)** | 도나리

## **Evolution**

Venonat requires 50  to evolve to Venomoth.

Venomoth **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Venomoth will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Pupitar

Pupitar is a
Rock Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Pupitar is able to evolve into Tyranitar by using 100. It is only obtainable by evolving Larvitar using 25 Candy.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Pupitar can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Pupitar has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Bite | 6 Damage
  Rock Smash | 15 Damage

### Charge Moves

Pupitar has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

Charge Attack List
  Crunch | 70 Damage
  Ancient Power | 70 Damage

## References & External Links

* Pupitar on Azurilland Wiki
* Pupitar on Serebii.net
Pokédex

*This article is about the Pokédex feature. For a list of Pokémon, see Pokémon.*
The Pokédex is one of the main elements of Pokémon GO. It is an encyclopedia of information about every Pokémon already caught or encountered by the player. As the player continues to capture new Pokémon, the Pokédex will fill each entry with information. The name Pokédex is a neologism including "Pokémon" (which itself is a portmanteau of "pocket" and "monster") and "index". The Japanese name is simply "Pokémon Encyclopedia", and it can feature every Pokémon currently in the game.

The Pokédex can be accessed at any time from the main menu by clicking on the "Pokédex" icon.

## Viewing Pokémon Entries

Entries are pages with information about the specific Pokémon species. Pokémon that have not been captured or seen by the player will be unable to view an entry on the specific Pokémon, and will instead see the Pokédex number where it would be. These entries can be viewed by tapping on the icon of a Pokémon from the main Pokédex view.

### Viewing Incomplete Entries

If a Pokémon has not yet been captured, but seen by the player either from a wild encounter or from a Gym, it will be an incomplete entry. These entries can be easily noticed from the overall view of the Pokédex as the Pokémon's image will be a silhouette only. These entries will only display the seen, caught, lucky, and shadow counters, with the "seen" counter being the only one with a number above 0.
Any other information normally present will either be blank or unknown.

### Viewing Complete Entries

If a Pokémon has been captured, it will be a complete entry. These entries feature the full Pokémon's image which can be seen from the main Pokédex view. Weight and height information will be present, and a blurb about the Pokémon can also be viewed. If the player has captured both genders of the species, the Pokémon's image can be toggled between the two. If a shiny Pokémon has been captured, the shiny form can also be viewed.

## Trivia

* Pokémon can be added to the Pokédex by simply encountering them. If the player does not capture the Pokémon, it will appear with limited information in the Pokédex.
* If the player encounters a new Pokémon in a Gym, it will appear with limited information in the Pokédex.
* There are currently only two Pokémon in the Pokédex with an unknown region. These Pokémon are Meltan and Melmetal.

## Gallery

* An overall view of Pokémon listed in the Pokédex.
* A Rampardos and it's information listed in the Pokédex.

## References & External Links

* Pokédex on Azurilland Wiki
* Pokédex on Serebii.net
Tyranitar

**Name (ko)** | 마기라스

Tyranitar is a
Rock Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Tyranitar is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move. Tyranitar can be obtained by evolving Pupitar and by finding it very rarely in the wild.

## Evolution

To evolve, Larvitar requires 25 to evolve into Pupitar. Pupitar evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into **Tyranitar**.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Tyranitar can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Tyranitar has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM. Smack Down was an event-only move available during the June 2018 Community Day.

### Charge Moves

Tyranitar has the ability to learn four Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.
Vulpix (Alola)

Vulpix (Alola) is a
Ice Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the . Vulpix (Alola) is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Vulpix (Alola) has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids.

## Evolution

**Vulpix** requires 50  to evolve to Ninetales.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Vulpix (Alola) can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Vulpix (Alola) has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Zen Headbutt | 12 Damage
  Powder Snow | 6 Damage

### Charge Moves

Vulpix (Alola) has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

## References & External Links

* Vulpix (Alola) on Azurilland Wiki
* Vulpix (Alola) on Serebii.net
Venusaur

**Name (ko)** | 이상해꽃

Venusaur is a
Grass Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Venusaur is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move. It is the evolution of Ivysaur, and is the final evolution of Bulbasaur.
Venusaur can be rarely found in the wild, but is easiest to obtain by evolution.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Bulbasaur requires 25 to evolve into Ivysaur. Ivysaur evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Venusaur.

Venusaur **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Venusaur can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. The two types of moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Venusaur has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Razor Leaf | 13 Damage
  Vine Whip | 7 Damage

### Charge Moves

Venusaur has the ability to learn four Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM. During the March 2018 Community Day, Venusaur was able to learn the special move Frenzy Plant. This move was only obtainable during that time.
Weapon

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**Weapons** available in *Fear the Wolves* include a melee weapon, a large collection of guns, and various grenades. Characters do not start out with any weapons, or other gear for that matter. Instead, they are acquired in the field by finding them inside buildings and other structures, from airdrops, and from looting fallen characters.

## Melee weapons

At the time of this writing, there is only one:

* Axe

It is a typically easy weapon to find, potentially available in most small buildings.

## Pistols

Pistols are the easiest type of firearm to locate in the game, as one might be present in nearly any small building, usually with some of the correct ammunition and a single compatible mod. They are low damage firearms usually effective only at closer ranges.

The available pistols include:

* APS
* Beretta 93R
* CZ-75b
* Fort 17

## Shotguns

Shotguns are more difficult to find than pistols, but roughly as easy to find as submachine guns. They are most commonly inside buildings that have at least two stories. They are highly effective at very close ranges with the potential for easy single shot kills, but their effectiveness diminishes rapidly with increasing distance.

The available shotguns include:

* Remington 870
* TOZ-34
* Vepr-12

## Submachine guns

Roughly as easy to find as shotguns, submachine guns are also most commonly available inside buildings that have at least two stories. These weapons have high fire rates, but use pistol ammunition, and thus tend to be ineffective at longer ranges.

The available submachine guns include:

* AEK-919
* UMP45
* UZI
* Vector

## Assault rifles

Assault rifles are usually difficult and risky to acquire, often limited to relatively unique or particularly large buildings. These weapons usually have high fire rates and are typically effective at medium to long ranges.

The available assault weapons include:

* A-545
* AK-74
* Groza
* M4
* RPD
* VHS-2

## Sniper rifles

Sniper rifles seem to be the most difficult weapons to find, usually found only in the most unique structures. These are powerful firearms effective at very long ranges.

The available sniper rifles include:

* SV98
* SVU
* VSS Vintorez

## Grenades

Grenades can be found inside most structures, though they tend to be rare than firearms, especially those that cause damage.

The available grenades include:

* F1 Grenade
* Gas Grenade
* RGO Grenade
* Smoke Grenade
* Stun Grenade
Wurmple

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 **Name (en)** | Wurmple

Wurmple is a
Bug Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Wurmple is able to evolve into Cascoon or Silcoon by using 12. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Wurmple is also featured in Rocket Battles as a Shadow Pokémon and can be captured as a reward for successfully defeating the Grunt.

## References & External Links

* Wurmple on Azurilland Wiki
* Wurmple on Serebii.net
Poliwag

**Name (ko)** | 발챙이

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Poliwag requires 25 to evolve into Poliwhirl. Poliwhirl evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Poliwrath.

## **Attacks**

Poliwag will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Shedinja

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 **Name (en)** | Shedinja

Shedinja is a
Bug Type and
Ghost Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Shedinja is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move. It is currently unobtainable and was only available as a Research Breakthrough Reward in November of 2018.

## References & External Links

* Shedinja on Azurilland Wiki
* Shedinja on Serebii.net
Zubat

Zubat is a
Poison Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Zubat is able to evolve into Golbat by using 25.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Zubat requires 25 to evolve into Golbat. Golbat evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Crobat.

## **Attacks**

Zubat will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Pokémon Go 0.77.1

**0.77.1** or **1.47.1** was released on October 7, 2017 to fix some issues.

## Additions

* A confirmation dialogue now appears when attempting to transfer costumed Pokémon.
* Costumed Pokémon can no longer be mass-transferred.

## Fixes

* Resolved a bug causing occasional network errors while battling in Gyms.
* Resolved a bug causing Raid Battle lobbies to display the incorrect number of Trainers preparing for battle.
* Resolved a bug causing the Pokémon selected in the Raid Battle lobby to be reset after clicking the items button.
* Resolved a bug where some Curveballs weren’t registering properly.
* Various other bug fixes and performance updates.

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon GO updated to version 0.77.1 for Android and 1.47.1 for iOS – October 7, 2017
Max Revive

**Obtaining** | Gift, Raid Reward, Research Tasks, Pokéstops/Gyms, Shop

Max Revive are obtainable Items in Pokémon Go. They can revive a fainted Pokémon and heal them completely.

## Usage

Revives are used to revive fainted Pokémon and heal the entire amount of the Pokémon's max CP. To use a Max Revive, select the PokéBall icon at the bottom of the play screen, choose items, and tap Max Revive. A sortable list of all fainted Pokémon will be displayed. Tap a Pokémon to revive it. The Pokémon will display a heart and the HP below the character will increase.

## Obtaining

Max Revive is a rare healing item in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Max Revive, the player must fist have a trainer level of 30 or above. Once this requirement has been met, Max Revives can be obtained in a few ways.

* Spinning PokéStops and Gyms.
	+ This item can be more commonly found in Gyms.
* Opening a friend's Gift
* Completing certain Field Research Tasks.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.
* Defeating a Team Go Rocket Leader
* Shop
	+ x6 for  180

## See Also

* Items
* Revive
Zapdos

**Name (ko)** | 썬더

## **Attacks**

Zapdos will have the basic attack and one of the special attacks. Which special attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.

## **Trivia**

* Zapdos is the symbol for Team Instinct.
* For a short period, Zapdos could be caught after defeating it in a Raid Battle.
Victreebel

**Name (ko)** | 우츠보트

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Bellsprout requires 25 to evolve into Weepinbell. Weepinbell evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Victreebel.

Victreebel **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Victreebel will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle
Charmander

Charmander is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Charmander is able to evolve into Charmeleon by using 25. It is one of the 3 starter Pokémon offered by Professor Willow to the player when they start the game.
Charmander can be occasionally found in the wild or more easily hatched from eggs.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Charmander requires 25 to evolve into Charmeleon. Charmeleon evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Charizard.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Charmander can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. The two types of moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Charmander has the ability to learn two Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

Fast Attack List
  Scratch | 6 Damage
  Ember | 10 Damage

### Charge Moves

Charmander has the ability to learn three Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.
VHS-2

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The **VHS-2** is a Croatian fully automatic bullpup assault rifle available in *Fear the Wolves*.

## Mods

This weapon can accept the following mods:

* Barrel mods
	+ AR Compensator
	+ AR Flash Hider
* Sight mods
	+ ACOG X4
	+ CompM4 X2
	+ Holo Sight
	+ Leupold X8
	+ Red Dot Sight
* Magazine mods
	+ QuickDraw AR Mag
Zigzagoon

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File:Zigzagoon.png
 **Name (en)** | Zigzagoon

Zigzagoon is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Zigzagoon is able to evolve into Linoone by using 50.

## References & External Links

* Zigzagoon on Azurilland Wiki
* Zigzagoon on Serebii.net
Spearow

**Name (ko)** | 깨비참

Spearow is a
Normal Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Spearow is able to evolve into Fearow by using 50.

## **Evolution**

Spearow requires 50  to evolve to Fearow.

## **Attacks**

Spearow will have one of the basic attacks and one of the special attacks. Which attacks the pokémon gets is random. The number for the special attacks shows how many special attacks the pokémon can store during a battle.
Slaking

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 **Name (en)** | Slaking

Slaking is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Slaking is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move.

## References & External Links

* Slaking on Azurilland Wiki
* Slaking on Serebii.net
A-545

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The **A-545** is a Soviet fully automatic assault rifle available in *Fear the Wolves*.

## Mods

This weapon can accept the following mods:

* Barrel mods
	+ AR Compensator
	+ AR Flash Hider
* Sight mods
	+ ACOG X4
	+ CompM4 X2
	+ Holo Sight
	+ Leupold X8
	+ PSO-1X4
	+ Red Dot Sight
* Magazine mods
	+ QuickDraw AR Mag
Fort 17

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The **Fort 17** is a Ukrainian semi-automatic pistol available in *Fear the Wolves*.

## Mods

This weapon can accept the following mods:

* Barrel mods
	+ Pistol Compensator
	+ Pistol Suppressor
* Magazine mods
	+ Extended Pistol Mag
	+ QuickDraw Pistol Mag
Rayquaza

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 **Name (ko)** | 레쿠쟈

Rayquaza is a
Dragon Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Rayquaza is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move. Rayquaza is one of the few legendary Pokémon in the series.

## References & External Links

* Rayquaza on Azurilland Wiki
* Rayquaza on Serebii.net
Red Dot Sight

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**Red Dot Sight** is a type of mod available in *Fear the Wolves*.

## Weapons

This mod can be applied to the sights of the following guns:

* Beretta 93R
* AEK-919
* UZI
* Vepr-12
* M4
* RPD
* TOZ-34
* CZ-75b
* SV98
* A-545
* VHS-2
* AK-74
* Groza
* Vector
* SVU
* UMP45
AEK-919

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The **AEK-919** is a Russian fully automatic submachine gun available in *Fear the Wolves*.

## Mods

This weapon can accept the following mods:

* Barrel mods
	+ SMG Compensator
	+ SMG Suppressor
* Sight mods
	+ ACOG X4
	+ CompM4 X2
	+ Holo Sight
	+ Red Dot Sight
* Magazine mods
	+ Extended SMG Mag
	+ QuickDraw SMG Mag
CZ-75b

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The **CZ-75b** is a Czech semi-automatic pistol available in *Fear the Wolves*.

## Mods

This weapon can accept the following mods:

* Barrel mods
	+ Pistol Compensator
	+ Pistol Suppressor
* Sight mods
	+ Red Dot Sight
* Magazine mods
	+ Extended Pistol Mag
	+ QuickDraw Pistol Mag