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Hyper Potion

**Obtaining** | Gift, Research Tasks, Pokéstops/Gyms, Go Rocket Battles

Hyper Potion are obtainable Items in Pokémon Go. They can heal a hurt Pokémon by restoring 200 points of health.

## Usage

Revives are used to heal damaged Pokémon and heal 200 points of the Pokémon's max health. To use a Hyper Potion, select the PokéBall icon at the bottom of the play screen, choose items, and tap Hyper 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

Hyper Potion is a healing item in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Hyper Potion, the player must fist have a trainer level of 15 or above. Once this requirement has been met, Hyper 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.
* Defeating a Team Go Rocket Leader

## See Also

* Items
* Max Potion

## References

* Hyper Potion on Potion#Pok.C3.A9mon\_GO Bulbapedia
Larvitar

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 **Name (ko)** | 애버라스 / Aebeoras

Larvitar is a
Rock Type/
Ground Type-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

## Evolution

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Larvitar 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

Larvitar 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.
Golden Razz Berry

**Obtaining** | Raid BattlesResearch Tasks

A Golden Razz Berry a rare type of Berry available in Pokémon GO. This berry can be fed to wild Pokémon to make it a lot easier to catch. It is more effective than the standard Razz Berry.

## Usage

Golden Razz Berrys have a few uses in the game. Their main usage is being fed to catch-able Pokémon to make them a lot easier to catch. If the catch attempt fails, the Pokémon will only reward the normal amount of Candy after being caught. This, of course, can be prevented by feeding it another Golden Razz Berry.
Alternatively, these berries can be fed to Pokémon defending a Gym to restore motivation. Unlike other berries, the Pokémon's motivation is restored completely.
Golden Razz Berry can also be fed to the player's buddy Pokémon, restoring 3 points of energy.

## Obtaining

Golden Razz Berrys are commonly available through various methods in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Golden Razz Berry, the player must first have a trainer level of 5 or above.

* Winning a Raid Battle
* Completing certain Field Research Tasks.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.
* Spinning a PokéStop or Gym with a Great Buddy

## See also

* Berries
* Razz Berry

## References

1. ↑ https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Golden\_Razz\_Berry#Pok.C3.A9mon\_GO
Gallade

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 **Name (en)** | Gallade

Gallade is a
Psychic Type and
File:Icon Fight.pngFight Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Gallade 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. This Pokémon can be obtained by evolving a male Kirlia with 100 Candy.

## References & External Links

* Gallade on Azurilland Wiki
* Gallade on Serebii.net
Castform

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File:Castform.png
 **Name (fr)** | Morphéo

Castform is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Castform 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 a total of four different forms with their own stats, and can all be captured separately.

## Forms

### Normal Form

The *Normal Form'* of Castform is
Normal Type and can learn normal-type moves. It can be found in the wild during cloudy, windy, and a few other types of weather.

#### Fast Moves

Fast Attack List
  Tackle | 5 Damage
  Hex | 10 Damage

#### Charge Moves

The Normal Form of Castform can learn a total of 3 charged moves.

### Sunny Form

The **Sunny Form** is a
Fire Type version of Castform and can learn fire-type moves. It can be found in the wild during mainly sunny weather.

#### Fast Moves

Fast Attack List
  Tackle | 5 Damage
  Ember | 10 Damage

#### Charge Moves

The Sunny Form of Castform can learn a total of 3 charged moves.

### Rainy Form

The **Rainy Form** is a
Water Type version of Castform and can learn water-type and electric-type moves. It can be found in the wild during mainly rainy or sometimes during windy weather.

#### Fast Moves

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

#### Charge Moves

The Rainy Form of Castform can learn a total of 3 charged moves.

### Snowy Form

The **Snowy Form** is a
Ice Type version of Castform and can learn ice-type moves. It can be found in the wild during snowy weather.

#### Fast Moves

Fast Attack List
  Tackle | 5 Damage
  Powder Snow | 6 Damage

#### Charge Moves

The Snowy Form of Castform can learn a total of 3 charged moves.

## References & External Links

* Castform on Azurilland Wiki
* Castform on Serebii.net
Igglybuff

Igglybuff is a
Normal Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Igglybuff is able to evolve into Jigglypuff by using 25.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Igglybuff requires 25 to evolve into Jigglypuff. Jigglypuff evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Wigglytuff.

## **Attacks**

Igglybuff 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**

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

**Generation I** (sometimes referred to as the **Color Generation** due to the names of the versions released) is the very first generation in the *Pokémon* franchise. It begins with *Pokémon Red/Green/Blue* and a special edition *Pokémon Yellow*. This generation featured the 151 Pokémon starting with Bulbasaur.
Generation II

**Generation II** (also called the **Metal Generation**) is the second generation introduced in the *Pokémon* franchise. It begins with *Pokémon Gold/Silver* and a special edition *Pokémon Crystal*. This generation featured the 100 Pokémon starting with Chikorita.

## Pokémon

100 Pokémon are present in Generation II.
Exeggcute

**Name (ko)** | 아라리

Exeggcute is a
Grass Type and
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Exeggcute is able to evolve into Exeggutor by using 50.

## **Evolution**

Exeggcute requires 50  to evolve to Exeggutor.

## **Attacks**

Exeggcute 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
Magneton

**Name (ko)** | 레어코일

## **Evolution**

Magnemite requires 50  to evolve to Magneton.

Magneton **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Magneton 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
Haunter

**Name (ko)** | 고우스트

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Gastly requires 25 to evolve into Haunter. Haunter evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Gengar.

## **Attacks**

Haunter 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
Dragonite

**Name (ko)** | 망나뇽

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Dratini requires 25 to evolve into Dragonair. Dragonair evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Dragonite.

## **Attacks**

Dragonite 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.

## **External links**

* Dragonite on Azurilland wiki

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Item

There are many different **items** in *Pokémon GO*. Trainers receive items as rewards for leveling up, visiting PokéStops, or by purchasing them through the Shop with PokéCoins.

A Trainer can have up to 350 items at the start of the game. The amount of items that can be carried can be increased by 50 by purchasing the Bag Upgrade from the Shop for  200. This can be done up to a maximum of 1000.

## Poké Balls

**Poké Balls** are one of the most essential items in Pokémon GO. This type of item is used to capture Pokémon through encounters. Each ball has a unique catch rate, with Poké Balls being the lowest, and Ultra Balls having the best catch rate.

Poké Balls

## Healing items

Healing items can refer to Potions, which heal your Pokémon's HP, or Revives, which revive a fainted Pokémon. There are currently four types of potions and two types of revives in the game.

## Evolutionary Items

These items can be used to evolve certain Pokémon in the game. A Pokémon requiring one of these items will have the icon of the item next to the candy cost when looking at it's page in the game.

## TMs

Technical Machines, known as TMs, allow a Pokémon to learn a new move that it does not currently know.

Utilityitems

## Berries

**Berries** are a type of item in Pokémon GO that offer effects when encountering Pokémon. Three basic berries can be easily obtained (Razz, Nanab, Pinap), while two others are more difficult to obtain (Golden Razz, Silver Pinap). Below is a list of all berries currently in the game.

Berry List
Dark

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

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Dark-type moves**

### Special attacks

Charge Attack List

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
Experience

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**Experience** can be gained through many different ways such as catching Pokemon and fighting in gyms. To see a list of the experience needed for each trainer level, visit the Leveling page.

## How Experience is Earned

 Train at a gym | +10 XP

There are also small bonuses for certain types of throws while capturing Pokemon

 Curveball | +10 XP
Chinchou

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 **Name (fr)** | Loupio

Chinchou is a
Water Type and
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Chinchou is able to evolve into Lanturn by using 50.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Chinchou requires 50 to evolve into Lanturn. .
Lucky Egg

**Obtaining** | Shop, Level-up

A Lucky Egg a type of utility item available to the player. It allows for the player to gain double experience points from activities for 30 minutes. Lucky Eggs are usually only available through the Shop, and are less commonly received through leveling up. A counter of remaining time for the XP bonus is shown in the top right of the main window while active.

## Usage

Lucky Eggs are used to double the experience gained from performing actions inside of Pokémon GO. This doubles the reward from capturing and evolving Pokémon, hatching eggs, participating in raid battles, and nearly every other activity.

## Obtaining

The Lucky Egg is exclusively a level-up reward and Shop item in Pokémon GO. Below are methods on how to obtain Lucky Eggs.

* Shop: Lucky Eggs can be purchased through the shop. They are sold in bundles and occasionally in featured boxes.
	+ 1 Lucky Egg -  80
	+ 8 Lucky Eggs -  500
* Level-Up Rewards: Occasionally rewarding upon your Trainer leveling up.

## Gallery

* A screenshot of the shop featuring the Lucky Egg.
How to catch Pokémon

Pokémon can be captured through

## Catching Pokémon in the Wild

To find a Pokémon, look at the sightings, located in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. The sightings lists up to nine wild Pokémon nearby. Usually the Pokémon at the top left of the list is the closest one. The Pokémon at the bottom right is the farthest away.
When you tap on a Pokémon in the world, the screen will switch to a first-person view with the Pokémon in front of you. Use your touch screen to throw Poké Balls to try to catch the Pokémon. Careful— Pokémon will sometimes move around, making it tricky to catch them!

## Basics

To catch a Pokémon, the player must throw a Poké Ball towards the Pokémon on the screen. There are several different factors that come into play when catching a Pokémon. When holding a Poké Ball, a ring will appear around the wild Pokémon. The inner ring will get smaller slowly and then reset. In order to maximize the chances of capturing the Pokémon, the trainer must throw a Poké Ball inside of the inner ring at the Pokémon. For an even higher chance, spinning it before throwing provides a curve ball bonus.

### Catch Using AR and AR+

With Augmented Reality (AR) enabled, Pokémon will appear in the real-world near you.

*More details coming shortly.*

## Catching Pokémon through Raids

*More details coming shortly.*

Several factors affect your chances of catching a Pokémon. The Pokémon’s CP level, the type of Poké Ball you used, your throwing technique, and other factors come into play when determining whether the Pokémon can be successfully caught. And some Pokémon will run away!

Wild Pokémon will show up on the map. Tapping a Pokémon will enter catching mode.

The color of the ring indicates how hard it will be to catch the Pokémon:

 Red | Difficult, will likely break out of your ball

Despite the ring color, it is also easier to catch pokemon of a specific type if you already have many of that type.

You can also feed a Razz Berry to a Pokémon to make it slightly easier to capture. If it breaks out of your Poké ball, you'll need to feed it another berry. Using stronger levels of Poké balls will also make it more likely to capture a Pokémon.

Using a curveball will give you an extra 10 XP and will highly increase the chance of catching the Pokemon. Curveballs are used when you spin the Pokeball around and then throw. To see how to throw one, look it up on YouTube. We can't put a link to a video because it's glitchy.
Alakazam

**Name (ko)** | 후딘

Alakazam is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Alakazam 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. It can be more easily obtained by evolving a Kadabra.

## Evolution

To evolve, Abra requires 25 to evolve into Kadabra. Kadabra evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Alakazam.
Alakazam **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Alakazam 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
  Confusion | 20 Damage
  Psycho Cut | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Alakazam 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.

## Trivia

* Starting in early 2020, Kadabra can evolve into Alakazam for free when traded.

## References & External Links

* Alakazam on Azurilland Wiki
* Alakazam on Serebii.net
Dragonair

**Name (ko)** | 신뇽

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Dratini requires 25 to evolve into Dragonair. Dragonair evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Dragonite.

## **Attacks**

Dragonair 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.
Kricketot

**Name (ko)** | 귀뚤뚜기

Kricketot is a
Bug Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Kricketot is able to evolve into Kricketune by using 100. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Kricketot has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids.

## Evolution

Kricketot is the first form of a two-part evolutionary family of Pokémon. The first Pokémon in Kricketot, requiring 50 Candy before it can be evolved into Kricketune.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Kricketot 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
  Struggle Bug | 15 Damage

### Charge Moves

Kricketot has the ability to learn one Charge Move.

Charge Attack List
  Struggle | 35 Damage

## Trivia

* Kricketot is a unique Pokémon in that it's maximum CP level is the same as it's Pokédex number.

## External Links & References

* Kricketot on Azurilland wiki
* Kricketot on Serebii.net
Great Ball

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

The Great Ball is one of the most basic and essential trainer tool used to capture Pokémon in Pokémon GO. Great Ball, being an upgrade from the more standard Poké all, has a higher catch-rate compared to the Poké Ball. The Great Ball has a lower catch rate compared to the Ultra Ball. This type of ball can commonly be obtained through various sources in-game once the trainer unlocks it.

## Usage

Great Balls are used to capture wild Pokémon. When encountering a catchable Pokémon, this ball, along with the other types of balls, can be thrown. The Great Ball will rotate four times before a successful capture, where the Pokémon will break out before four successful movements if unsuccessful. See Catching for more information on how to capture a Pokémon.

## Obtaining

Great Ball is commonly available in Pokémon GO. Below are methods on how to obtain Great Balls.

* Pokéstops/Gyms
	+ Great Balls can be commonly obtained by spinning the Photodisks on Pokéstops or Gyms.
* Raid Battle Rewards
* Research Tasks
* Gifts

## See also

* Items
* Poké Ball
* Ultra Ball
Luxray

**Name (fr)** | Luxray

Luxray is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Luxray 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. This Pokémon can only be obtained through evolution.

## Evolution

Luxray is the final form of a three-part evolutionary family of Pokémon. The first Pokémon in Shinx, requiring 25 Candy before it can be evolved into Luxio. Luxio can be evolved further, with 100 Candy to evolve into Luxray.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

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

Fast Attack List
  Snarl | 12 Damage
  Hidden Power | 15 Damage

### Charge Moves

Luxray 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 & References

* Luxray on Azurilland wiki
* Luxray on Serebii.net
Boldore

**Name (fr)** | Géolithe

Boldore is a
Rock Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Boldore is able to evolve into Gigalith by using 200. 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

Boldore evolves into Gigalith using 200 Candy. It can also be traded with another trainer to be evolved for free.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Boldore 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
  Mud Slap | 12 Damage
  Smack Down | 16 Damage

### Charge Moves

Boldore 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

* Boldore on Azurilland Wiki
* Boldore on Serebii.net
Kadabra

Kadabra is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Kadabra 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. It can be more easily obtained by evolving an Abra.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Abra requires 25 to evolve into Kadabra. Kadabra evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Alakazam.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Kadabra 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
  Confusion | 20 Damage
  Psycho Cut | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Kadabra 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.
Grimer

**Name (ko)** | 질퍽이

## **Evolution**

evolve 3 kolGrimer requires 50  to evolve to Muk.

## **Attacks**

Grimer 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**

* Grimer may only know Acid if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Poison Jab.
Bulbasaur

Bulbasaur is a
Grass Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Bulbasaur is able to evolve into Ivysaur by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Bulbasaur has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids. Bulbasaur is also featured in Rocket Battles as a Shadow Pokémon and can be captured as a reward for successfully defeating the Grunt. It is one of the 3 starter Pokémon offered by Professor Willow to the player when they start the game.

## **Evolution**

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Bulbasaur 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
  Vine Whip | 7 Damage

### Charge Moves

Bulbasaur 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.
A Ripple in Time

A Ripple in Time is the second series of global Special Research tasks available to the player. The final goal is to catch Celebi, the Mythical Pokémon from the Johto region. Trainers who have already obtained Celebi from the 2018 Pokémon GO Fest are able to earn Candies for their Celebi. This Special Research unlocks after completing all tasks from the 3rd part of A Mythical Discovery.

## Special Research Tasks

A Ripple in Time consists of eight sets of 3 tasks. Common rewards include Experience, Pokéballs, Berries, and Evolutionary Items.

### Part 1

Part 1 Tasks
 Battle in a Gym 2 times
 Battle in a raid

### Part 2

Part 2 Tasks
 Evolve an evolved Grass-type Pokémon
 Catch a Pokémon 3 days in a row

### Part 3

Part 3 Tasks
 Use a Sun Stone to evolve Gloom or Sunkern
 Hatch 9 Eggs

### Part 4

Part 4 Tasks
 Evolve Eevee into Espeon during the day
 Send 20 Gifts to friends

### Part 5

Part 5 Tasks
 Evolve Eevee into Umbreon during the day
 Trade a Pokémon

### Part 6

Part 6 Tasks
 Use 25 Pinap Berries while catching Pokémon
 Use items to evolve Pokémon 2 times

### Part 7

Part 7 Tasks
 Use 25 Pinap Berries while catching Pokémon

### Part 8

Part 8 Tasks
 Claim reward!
 Claim reward!

## Trivia

* A Ripple in Time is the second of a series of Special Research tasks available globally.
* A Ripple in Time was first made available on August 20th, 2018.

## References & Links

* Announcement on Pokémon GO Live
* A Ripple in Time on Bulbapedia
Gengar

**Name (ko)** | 팬텀

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Gastly requires 25 to evolve into Haunter. Haunter evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Gengar.

Gengar **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Gengar 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
Buddy

A **buddy** is a Pokémon chosen by the trainer. This system opens up unique in-game rewards and experiences. The chosen Pokémon will appear next to its trainer's avatar on the profile screen. As the trainer moves about, bonuses will be rewarded such as  for walking together. The Buddy will be able to be swapped out with another Pokémon at any time. A Buddy cannot be assigned to a Gym.

# List of buddies

## By distance

By traveling amount indicated, players will get at least 1 (and sometimes 2) .

# References

1. ↑ Go out and explore with your Buddy Pokémon!. *Pokémon GO Live*, retrieved on 2016-09-02.
Gible

Gible #443

Pokemon GO **Gible** is a **Dragon** and **Ground** type Pokemon with a **max CP of 1112**, 124 attack, 84 defense and 151 stamina in Pokemon GO. It was originally found in the Sinnoh region (Gen 4). Gible is vulnerable to Dragon, Fairy and Ice type moves. Gible is boosted by Windy and Sunny weather. Gible's best moves are **Mud Shot** and **Dig** **(6.77 DPS)**.
Espeon

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 **Name (en)** | Espeon

Espeon is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Espeon 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.
Espeon is one of the more unique Eeveelutions as it requires more than just candy to evolve.

## **Evolution**

To evolve Eevee into an Espeon, 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 day to evolve into an Espeon. If Eevee is evolved during the night, it will instead evolve into Umbreon.

Naming an Eevee "Sakura" 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

* Espeon on Azurilland Wiki
* Espeon on Serebii.net
Abra

Abra is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Abra 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. Abra has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs

## Evolution

To evolve, Abra requires 25 to evolve into Kadabra. Kadabra evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Alakazam.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Abra 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
  Charge Beam | 8 Damage

### Charge Moves

Abra 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.
Gloom

**Name (ko)** | 냄새꼬

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Oddish requires 25 to evolve into Gloom. Gloom evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Vileplume.

## **Attacks**

Gloom 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.
King's Rock

**Obtaining** | Gift, Research Breakthrough, Pokéstop/Gym

A King's Rock is an evolutionary item that allows for certain Pokémon to evolve.

## Usage

King's Rocks are used to evolve certain Pokémon. Once obtained, Slowpoke and Poliwhirl can be evolved with the item alongside their candy cost. The item is consumed upon evolving the Pokémon.

## Obtaining

* Spinning PokéStops and Gyms.
	+ This item is a rare reward for spinning.
* Opening a friend's Gift
* Reaching a Research Breakthrough.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.

## See also

* Items
* Evolutionary Items
Arbok

**Name (ko)** | 아보크

Arbok is a
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Arbok 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**

Ekans requires 50  to evolve to Arbok.

Arbok **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

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

### Charge Moves

Arbok 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.
Fairy

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

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Fairy-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
Eelektrik

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

Eelektrik is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Eelektrik is able to evolve into Eelektross by using 100.

## References & External Links

* Eelektrik on Azurilland Wiki
* Eelektrik on Serebii.net
Growlithe

**Name (ko)** | 가디

## **Evolution**

Growlithe requires 50  to evolve to Arcanine.

## **Attacks**

Growlithe 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.

### Basic attacks

Fast Attack List
  Ember | 10 Damage
Kecleon

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File:Kecleon.png
 **Name (ko)** | 켈리몬

Kecleon is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Kecleon 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. This Pokémon has not been formally released and cannot be obtained in-game.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Kecleon 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
  Lick | 5 Damage
  Sucker Punch | 7 Damage

### Charge Moves

Kecleon 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

* Kecleon on Azurilland Wiki
* Kecleon on Serebii.net
Dodrio

**Name (ko)** | 두트리오

## **Evolution**

Doduo requires 50  to evolve to Dodrio.

Dodrio **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Dodrio 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
Dunsparce

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 **Name (en)** | Dunsparce

Dunsparce is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Dunsparce 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

* Dunsparce on Azurilland Wiki
* Dunsparce on Serebii.net
Koffing

Koffing is a
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Koffing is able to evolve into Wheezing by using 50.

## **Evolution**

Koffing requires 50  to evolve to Weezing.

## **Attacks**

Koffing 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
Combusken

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Combusken is a
Fire Type and
Fighting Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Combusken is able to evolve into Blaziken by using 100. This Pokémon has previously been featured in Raids and can be captured upon defeating it. This Pokémon can also be found rarely in the wild.

## Evolution

Combusken is a part of a 3-Pokémon family. It is the evolved form of Torchic, and can further evolve into Blaziken with 100 Candy.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Combusken 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
  Peck | 10 Damage
  Ember | 10 Damage

### Charge Moves

Combusken 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

* Combusken on Azurilland Wiki
* Combusken on Serebii.net
Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff is a
Normal Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Jigglypuff is able to evolve into Wigglypuff by using 50.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Igglybuff requires 25 to evolve into Jigglypuff. Jigglypuff evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Wigglytuff.

## **Attacks**

Jigglypuff 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**

* Jigglypuff may only know Play Rough if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Dazzling Gleam.
Crobat

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 **Name (fr)** | Nostenfer

Crobat is a
Poison Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Crobat 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, Zubat requires 25 to evolve into Golbat. Golbat evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into **Crobat**.
Generation III

**Generation III** (also called the **Advanced Generation**) is the third generation introduced in the *Pokémon* franchise. It begins with *Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire* and a special edition *Pokémon Emerald*. This generation featured the 135 Pokémon starting with Treecko.

## Pokémon

135 Pokémon are present in Generation III.
Gligar

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 **Name (en)** | Gligar

Gligar is a
Ground Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Gligar is able to evolve into Gliscor by using 100.

## Evolution

To evolve, Gligar requires 100 to evolve into Gliscor. .

## References & External Links

* Gligar on Azurilland Wiki
* Gligar on Serebii.net
Electrode

**Name (ko)** | 붐볼

Electrode is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Electrode 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**

Voltorb requires 50  to evolve to Electrode.

Electrode **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Electrode 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
Jirachi

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File:Jirachi.png
 **Name (ko)** | 지라치

Jirachi is a
Steel Type and
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Jirachi 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. Jirachi is one of the few mythical Pokémon in the series.

## References & External Links

* Jirachi on Azurilland Wiki
* Jirachi on Serebii.net
Gym

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Gyms are special locations in Pokémon GO. One of the three Teams can capture a gym and place up to 6 different species of Pokémon into the gym to defend the location.

## Fighting

Gyms owned by rival teams can be fought for ownership. To fight a gym, you must approach the location until you are within range. Once within range, a battle team of 6 Pokémon can be selected to fight against the defending Pokémon in the gym. Defeating a Pokémon will lower it's motivation until it reaches 0, which usually occurs after 3 battles with a newly added or recently fed Pokémon.
Once all rival Pokémon are defeated out of a rival gym, it will become neutral (white-colored). Once a gym is neutral, friendly Pokémon can be placed at the location to start defending.

## Defending a Gym

Up to 6 different-species Pokémon can be placed in a gym to defend the location. When a gym is recently defeated, only those who recently defeated the gym can place Pokémon to defend the location. After 1-2 minutes, other friendly players can place defending Pokémon into the gym.

### Motivation

Pokémon defending a gym will have motivation represented by a pink heart view-able in the gym. Motivation will slowly decrease the longer the Pokémon defends the gym, decreasing until it only takes one battle for it to be knocked out by an attacking team. Motivation can be restored by feeding berries to the selected Pokémon.

## Feeding a Pokémon

Berries of all types can be fed to a Pokémon when it is defending a location. Up to 10 berries can be fed at a time with a 30-minute cooldown in-between. The more berries that are fed the less motivation the Pokémon regains.
Berries can also be fed remotely, with less motivation regained compared to feeding them while at the location.

## Raids

Main article: Raids
Raids can occasionally spawn at gyms. Raids come in five different difficulties, with legendary raids being the most difficult. Some gyms are also chosen for Ex-Raid locations, offering a chance at obtaining an exclusive legendary Pokémon.

## Trivia

* Originally, Pokémon of the same species could be placed in the same gym.
* Only 1,000 gym badges will be kept in your gym badge list. After obtaining more than the maximum amount, you will not be able to see the badge until you re-visit the gym.

## Gallery

* An image of the pre-redesigned gym.
* Various Gyms appearing in the distance.
* Pokémon defending a Team Mystic controlled gym.
Magikarp

**Name (ko)** | 잉어킹

## **Evolution**

Magikarp requires 400  to evolve to Gyarados.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Magikarp 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

## **Trivia**

* Magikarp is currently the only pokémon that needs 400 candies to be evolved; you need to catch exactly 101 Magikarp to evolve one into Gyarados.
* Magikarp is pretty common in areas with a lot of water, but can also be found on land sometimes.
* Magikarps CP increases by about 10 times when it evolves, so even a weak Magikarp can become a really strong Gyarados.
Diglett

**Name (ko)** | 디그다

## **Evolution**

Diglett requires 50  to evolve to Dugtrio.

## **Attacks**

Diglett 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**

* Diglett may only know Mud Shot if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Mud Slap.
Dustox

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 **Name (en)** | Dustox

Dustox is a
Bug Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Dustox 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

* Dustox on Azurilland Wiki
* Dustox on Serebii.net
Kingler

**Name (ko)** | 킹크랩

## **Evolution**

Krabby requires 50  to evolve to Kingler.

Kingler **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Kingler 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
Cyndaquil

Cyndaquil is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Cyndaquil is able to evolve into Quilava by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Cyndaquil has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids.

## Evolution

To evolve, Cyndaquil requires 25 to evolve into Quilava. Quilava can evolve further, requiring 100 to evolve into Typhlosion.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Cyndaquil 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

Cyndaquil 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

* Cyndaquil on Azurilland Wiki
* Cyndaquil on Serebii.net
Magmar

**Name (ko)** | 마그마

## **Evolution**

Magby requires 25  to evolve to Magmar.

Magmar **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Magmar 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

### Basic attacks

Fast Attack List
  Ember | 10 Damage
Electabuzz

**Name (ko)** | 에레브

## **Evolution**

Elekid requires 25  to evolve to Electabuzz.

Electabuzz **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Electabuzz 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
Breloom

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 **Name (en)** | Breloom

Breloom is a
Grass Type and
Fighting Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Breloom 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

* Breloom on Azurilland Wiki
* Breloom on Serebii.net
Geodude

**Name (ko)** | 꼬마돌

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Geodude requires 25 to evolve into Graveler. Graveler evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Golem.

## **Attacks**

Geodude 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
Ludicolo

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 **Name (en)** | Ludicolo

Ludicolo is a
Water Type and
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Ludicolo 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

* Ludicolo on Azurilland Wiki
* Ludicolo on Serebii.net
Kricketune

**Name (ko)** | 귀뚤톡크

Kricketune is a
Bug Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Kricketune 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

Kricketune is the second and final form of a two-part evolutionary family of Pokémon. The first Pokémon in Kricketot, requiring 50 Candy before it can be evolved into Kricketune.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Kricketune 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
  Struggle Bug | 15 Damage
  Fury Cutter | 3 Damage

### Charge Moves

Kricketune 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
  Aerial Ace | 55 Damage

## External Links & References

* Kricketune on Azurilland wiki
* Kricketune on Serebii.net
Beautifly

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 **Name (en)** | Beautifly

Beautifly is a
Bug Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Beautifly 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

* Beautifly on Azurilland Wiki
* Beautifly on Serebii.net
Egg Incubator

**Obtaining** | Shop, Special Research

An **Egg Incubator** is an item that allows players to incubate Eggs to hatch them. There are two types of incubators, an unlimited use one and a limited use one that breaks after 3 uses.

## Source

A single unlimited use Egg Incubator is provided to players at the start of the game. Limited use Egg Incubators are obtained through leveling or can be purchased from the Shop for  150.
Frenzy Plant

**Energy Requirement** | 45 Energy

Frenzy Plant is a
Grass 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.

This move was featured in the September 2018 Community Day as the special move for Meganium.