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Machop

**Name (ko)** | 알통몬

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Machop requires 25 to evolve into Machoke. Machoke evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Machamp.

## **Attacks**

Machop 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
Chikorita

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 **Name (en)** | Chikorita

Chikorita is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Chikorita is able to evolve into Bayleaf by using 25.

## Evolution

To evolve, Chikorita requires 25 to evolve into Bayleef. Bayleef evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Meganium.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Chikorita 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

Chikorita 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

* Chikorita on Azurilland Wiki
* Chikorita on Serebii.net
Grovyle

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Grovyle is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Grovyle is able to evolve into Sceptile by using 100. 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.

## Obtaining

Grovyle can be captured by encountering the Pokémon in the wild. This Pokémon has been featured in Raid battles previously as well.

## Evolution

To evolve, Treecko requires 25 to evolve into **Grovyle**. **Grovyle** evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Sceptile.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Grovyle 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
  Bullet Seed | 14 Damage

### Charge Moves

Grovyle 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

* Grovyle on Azurilland Wiki
* Grovyle on Serebii.net
Grumpig

File:Grumpig.png
 **Name (fr)** | Groret

Grumpig is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Grumpig 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

Spoink requires 50  to evolve to **Grumpig**.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Grumpig 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
  Charge Beam | 8 Damage
  Extrasensory | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

Grumpig 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
  Shadow Ball | 100 Damage
  Psychic | 90 Damage

## **External links**

* Grumpig on Azurilland wiki
* Grumpig on Serebii.net
Samurott

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 **Name (en)** | Samurott

Samurott is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Samurott 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.

## Obtaining

Samurott can only be obtained through evolving a Dewott with 100 Candy.

## Evolution

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Samurott 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
  Fury Cutter | 3 Damage
  Waterfall | 16 Damage

### Charge Moves

Samurott 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
  Hydro Pump | 130 Damage
  Blizzard | 130 Damage

## References & External Links

* Samurott on Azurilland Wiki
* Samurott on Serebii.net
Gardevoir

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 **Name (en)** | Gardevoir

Gardevoir is a
Psychic Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Gardevoir 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

* Gardevoir on Azurilland Wiki
* Gardevoir on Serebii.net
Chansey

**Name (ko)** | 럭키

## Attacks

Chansey 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

* Chansey may only know Psybeam if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Hyper Beam.
Muk

**Name (ko)** | 질뻐기

## **Evolution**

Grimer requires 50  to evolve to Muk.

Muk **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Muk 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**

* Muk may only know Acid if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Lick.
Torkoal

File:Torkoal.png
 **Name (fr)** | Chartor

Torkoal is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Torkoal 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.

## Evolution

Torkoal does not evolve, or have any Pokémon that evolve into it.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Torkoal 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
  Ember | 10 Damage
  Fire Spin | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

Torkoal 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**

* Torkoal on Azurilland wiki
* Torkoal on Serebii.net
Jynx

**Name (ko)** | 루주라

## **Evolution**

Smoochum requires 25  to evolve to Jynx.

Jynx **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Jynx 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
Sun Stone

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

A Sun Stone is an evolutionary item that allows for certain Pokémon to evolve.

## Usage

Sun Stones are used to evolve certain Pokémon. Once obtained, Gloom, Sunkern, and a few other Pokémon can be evolved with the item alongside their candy cost. The item is consumed upon evolving the Pokémon.

## Obtaining

Sun Stone is a rate item available in Pokémon GO. Below are methods on how to obtain Sun Stones.

* 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
Nidoking

**Name (ko)** | 니드킹

Nidoking is a
Poison Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Nidoking 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 Nidorino. Nidorino evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Nidoking.

Nidoking **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

Nidoking 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.
Wartortle

Wartortle is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region. It is the evolution of Squirtle, and can be further evolved into Blastoise.
Wartortle can be rarely found in the wild and is sometimes featured in Raids.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Squirtle requires 25 to evolve into Wartortle. Wartortle evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Blastoise.

## **Attacks**

Wartortle 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.
Suicune

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 **Name (ko)** | 스이쿤

Suicune is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Suicune 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. Suicune is one of the Legendary Pokémon featured in the Pokémon universe. It has only been made available via Raid Battles, Research Breakthroughs, and special events.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Suicune 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

Suicune 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

* Suicune on Azurilland Wiki
* Suicune on Serebii.net
Numel

File:Numel.png
 **Name (fr)** | Chamallot

Numel is a
Fire Type and
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Numel is able to evolve into Camerupt by using 50. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Numel has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs .

## Evolution

Numel requires 50  to evolve to Camerupt.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Numel 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
  Ember | 10 Damage
  Tackle | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Numel 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**

* Numel on Azurilland wiki
* Numel on Serebii.net
Shiftry

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 **Name (en)** | Shiftry

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

* Shiftry on Azurilland Wiki
* Shiftry on Serebii.net
Raichu (Alola)

File:Raichu (Alola).png
 **Name (ko)** | 라이츄

Raichu (Alola) is a
Electric Type and
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the . Raichu (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.This Pokémon has previously been featured in Raids and can be captured upon defeating it. The Alolan form can not be obtained outside of raid battles, and cannot be obtained through evolution. It is cannot be found in the wild.

## Evolution

The Alola form of Raichu is unique as it does not evolve and is not evolved into. Pikachu that evolve in Pokémon GO will always evolve into the Kanto form, regardless of location or time.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Raichu (Alola) 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
  Volt Switch | 14 Damage
  Thunder Shock | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Raichu (Alola) 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.

{{Moves/ChargeAtk|Grass Knot}

Charge Attack List
  Psychic | 90 Damage
  Wild Charge | 90 Damage

## References & External Links

* Raichu (Alola) on Azurilland Wiki
* Raichu (Alola) on Serebii.net
Module:Type

*Documentation for this module may be created at Module:Type/doc*

```
local p = {}
function p.typeformat( f )
 local args = f:getParent().args
 local types = {
 ["normal"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#5e6062",
 ["backcolor"] = "#868886"
 },
 ["fire"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#f06818",
 ["backcolor"] = "#fba130"
 },
 ["fighting"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#a82f2a",
 ["backcolor"] = "#d14d62"
 },
 ["water"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#3371c6",
 ["backcolor"] = "#60a5d9"
 },
 ["flying"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#5456ab",
 ["backcolor"] = "#7785d9"
 },
 ["grass"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#1e7057",
 ["backcolor"] = "#43bb66"
 },
 ["poison"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#ad2c9e",
 ["backcolor"] = "#d746c3"
 },
 ["electric"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#e29c15",
 ["backcolor"] = "#fccf36"
 },
 ["ground"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#a53f10",
 ["backcolor"] = "#ca7338"
 },
 ["psychic"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#e8264e",
 ["backcolor"] = "#fc7066"
 },
 ["rock"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#94966c",
 ["backcolor"] = "#c7b966"
 },
 ["ice"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#167179",
 ["backcolor"] = "#6bccc4"
 },
 ["bug"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#479d06",
 ["backcolor"] = "#77c10c"
 },
 ["dragon"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#275799",
 ["backcolor"] = "#2f69b6"
 },
 ["ghost"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#733fb7",
 ["backcolor"] = "#816dc5"
 },
 ["dark"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#3b334d",
 ["backcolor"] = "#575565"
 },
 ["steel"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#256473",
 ["backcolor"] = "#347a8f"
 },
 ["fairy"] = {
 ["forecolor"] = "#cf44a9",
 ["backcolor"] = "#f38dd8"
 }
 }

 local returnhtml, typeLow = {}, ''

 for \_,ptype in ipairs(args) do
 typeLow = string.lower(ptype)
 if types[typeLow] ~= nil then
 table.insert(returnhtml,'<div style="display:inline-block;border-radius: 2em; width:4em; background:'..types[typeLow].backcolor..'; border: 1px solid '..types[typeLow].forecolor..'; text-shadow:0 0 1px black;padding:0 0.3em; text-align:center;position:relative;height: 1.5em;color:white">[['..ptype..'|<span style="position:absolute;width:100%;height:100%;top:0;left:0;z-index:1;"></span>]]'..ptype..'</div>')
 end
 end
 return table.concat(returnhtml,' ')
end
return p

```
Pokémon Go 0.75.0

**0.75.0** or **1.45.0** was released on September 19, 2017 to fix some issues.

## Additions

* Items received from spinning Gym PokéStops and completing Raid Battles are now displayed in the Journal.
* Improved Pokémon Collection screen search functionality enables Trainers to search using “Defender” and “Legendary”.

## Fixes

* Resolved a bug that caused Pikachu hats to disappear from the in-game model and icon.
* Resolved a bug that caused some icons to disappear when scrolling through the Pokédex.
* Various other bug fixes and performance updates.

## References

1. ↑ Pokémon GO updated to version 0.75.0 for Android and 1.45.0 for iOS – September 19, 2017
Shinx

**Name (fr)** | Linx

Shinx is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Shinx is able to evolve into Luxio by using 25. Shinx has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids. .

## Evolution

Shinx is in 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, Shinx can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Shinx 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

### Charge Moves

Shinx 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
  Thunderbolt | 80 Damage

## External Links & References

* Shinx on Azurilland wiki
* Shinx on Serebii.net
Vileplume

**Name (ko)** | 라플레시아

## **Evolution**

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

Vileplume **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Vileplume 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.
Max Potion

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

Max Potion 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 Potion, select the PokéBall icon at the bottom of the play screen, choose items, and tap Max Potion. 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 Potion is a rare healing item in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Max Potion, the player must fist have a trainer level of 30 or above. Once this requirement has been met, Max Potions 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.
* Defeating a Team Go Rocket Leader
* Purchasing from the Shop
	+ x6 for  180

## See Also

* Items
* Revive
Shiny Pokémon

Shiny Pokémon are extremely rare variants of Pokémon that differ in coloration from their normal appearance. These color variations may range from minor color adjustments to completely altered palettes.
From the map, Shiny Pokémon will appear with their normal coloring until tapping on the Pokémon, meaning players will only discover if a Pokémon is shiny or not from the encounter screen. From the encounter screen, a burst of stars and a shiny icon will display, along with their shiny coloring during the encounter.

Once captured, an aura of stars will appear from the Pokémon on the summary page, along with an icon marking them as shiny.
Once a player captures a shiny Pokémon, their Pokédex will unlock viewing the shiny variant of the Pokémon.

## Obtaining

Shiny Pokémon can be encountered in the wild, Raid Battles, and other methods of play. A Pokémon's shiny form can only be encountered if it has officially been released.
Normally, evolved stages of Pokémon cannot be caught shiny, including Pokémon evolved from Baby Pokémon (except Pikachu, Chansey, Mr. Mime and Roselia).

## List of Shiny Pokémon

Below is a list of Pokémon that have their shiny form in-game and encounterable.
PokéCoin

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**PokéCoins**  are a currency used to purchase items.

## Source

Pokécoins can purchased in the shop or obtained as a gym defender bonus.

* 100 Pokécoins - $0.99
* 550 Pokécoins - $4.99
* 1,200 Pokécoins - $9.99
* 2,500 Pokécoins - $19.99
* 5,200 Pokécoins - $39.99
* 14,500 Pokécoins - $99.99
Moltres

**Name (ko)** | 파이어

## **Attacks**

Moltres 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.

### Basic attacks

Fast Attack List
  Ember | 10 Damage

## **Trivia**

* Moltres is the symbol for Team Valor.
* For a short period, Moltres could be caught after defeating it in a Raid Battle.
Swablu

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

## Evolution

Swablu has a single evolution by using 400 Candy.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Swablu 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
  Astonish | 8 Damage

### Charge Moves

Swablu 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
  Ice Beam | 90 Damage

## =Trivia

* It is one of the very few Pokémon to require 400 Candy to evolve.

## References & External Links

* Swablu on Azurilland Wiki
* Swablu on Serebii.net
Totodile

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

## Evolution

To evolve, Totodile requires 25 to evolve into Croconaw. Croconawcan evolve further, requiring 100 to evolve into Feraligatr.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Totodile 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
  Water Gun | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Totodile 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

* Totodile on Azurilland Wiki
* Totodile via Pokemon.com's Pokedex
* Totodile on Serebii.net
Parasect

**Name (ko)** | 파라섹트

## **Evolution**

Paras requires 25  to evolve to Parasect.

Parasect **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Parasect 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.
Vulpix

**Name (ko)** | 식스테일

## **Evolution**

Vulpix requires 50  to evolve to Ninetales.

## **Attacks**

Vulpix 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
Team Valor

**Team Valor** is one of the three teams that the trainer can choose. The leader of Team Valor is Candela. They value training and strength.

The Red Team's logo is styled after the legendary bird Moltres.

## Greeting

*Pokemon are stronger than humans, and they’re warmhearted too! I’m researching ways to enhance Pokemon’s natural power in the pursuit of true strength. There’s no doubt that the Pokemon our team have trained are the strongest in battle! Are you ready?*
## Notes

* As November 7th, 2016, Valor is the second most popular team.
* According to the fanbase, they have a reputation for being fierce and aggressive.

## See also

* Team Instinct
* Team Mystic

## References

1. ↑ Team Mystic Is The Pokémon Go Faction Of Choice
Pidgey

**Name (ko)** | 구구

Pidgey is a
Normal Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Pidgey is able to evolve into Pidgeotto by using 12.

## Evolution

To evolve, Pidgey requires 12 to evolve into Pidgeotto. Pidgeotto evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Pidgeot.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Pidgey 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
  Quick Attack | 8 Damage

### Charge Moves

Pidgey 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.
Stardust

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**Stardust** is one of the Items in Pokémon GO.

## Obtaining

Stardust is obtained by capturing Pokémon or opening Eggs.

## Usage

You can use Stardust to level up your caught Pokémon, so they gain higher CP, as well as giving them higher stats.

Unlike the other items, Stardust isn't in the Item storage, and doesn't count against your Item count, allowing you to hoard large amounts for Pokémon leveling later in the game.
Blissey

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 **Name (ko)** | 해피너스

Blissey is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Blissey 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. The only way to obtain Blissey is by evolving Chansey using 100 Candy. A notable feature of this Pokémon is it's large amount of HP, making it a great defender for Gyms despite it's lack of attack power.

## References & External Links

* Blissey on Azurilland Wiki
* Blissey on Serebii.net
Team Mystic

**Team Mystic** is one of the three team that the trainer can choose. The leader of Team Mystic is Blanche. They study Pokemon evolution and claims they cannot lose with their utilization of calm analysis.

The Blue Team's logo is styled after the legendary bird Articuno.

## Greeting

*The wisdom of Pokémon is immeasurably deep. I am researching why it is that they evolve. My team? With our calm analysis of every situation, we can't lose!*
## Notes

* As November 7th, 2016, Mystic is the most popular team.

## See also

* Team Instinct
* Team Valor

## References

1. ↑ Team Mystic Is The Pokémon Go Faction Of Choice
Staryu

**Name (ko)** | 별가사리

## **Evolution**

Staryu requires 50  to evolve to Starmie.

## **Attacks**

Staryu 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**

* Staryu may only know Quick Attack if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Tackle.
Ralts

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 **Name (en)** | Ralts

Ralts is a
Psychic Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Ralts is able to evolve into Kirlia by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Ralts has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids. Ralts 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

* Ralts on Azurilland Wiki
* Ralts on Serebii.net
Oddish

**Name (ko)** | 뚜벅쵸

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Oddish requires 25 to evolve into Gloom. Gloom evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Vileplume.

## **Attacks**

Oddish 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.
Pidgeot

**Name (ko)** | 피죤투

Pidgeot is a
Normal Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Pidgeot 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, Pidgey requires 12 to evolve into Pidgeotto. Pidgeotto evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Pidgeot.
Pidgeot **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Pidgeot 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
  Air Slash | 14 Damage
  Steel Wing | 11 Damage

### Charge Moves

Pidgeot 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.
Meganium

**Name (ko)** | 메가니움

Meganium is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Meganium 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 encountered in the wild on very rare occasions.

## Evolution

To evolve, Chikorita requires 25 to evolve into Bayleef. Bayleef evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Meganium.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Meganium 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

Meganium 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. Additionally, the special move Frenzy Plant was featured as a move during the September 2018 Community Day. Frenzy Plant could be learned by Meganium upon evolving from a Bayleef.

## References & External Links

* Meganium on Azurilland Wiki
* Meganium on Serebii.net
Pikachu

**Name (ko)** | 피카츄

Pikachu is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Pikachu is able to evolve into Riachu by using 50.

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Pikachu 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**

* Pikachu can possibly be a starter Pokémon. This can be achieved by walking away from the original three choices and causing them to respawn 4 or 5 times until Pikachu appears.
* Pikachu is the only Pokémon that says its name instead of just making a noise.
* All the Pikachus in *Pokémon GO* are male, as you can tell by their tail.
* Pikachu wearing Santa Hat are acquired during the 2016 Christmas Event (December 12 to December 29, 2016). Note that Raichu evolved from that Pikachu will keep the Hat.
Rapidash

**Name (ko)** | 날쌩마

## **Evolution**

Ponyta requires 50  to evolve to Rapidash.

Rapidash **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Rapidash 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
Sceptile

**Name (ko)** | 나무킹

Sceptile is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Sceptile 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.
Sceptile can only be obtained through evolution.

## Obtaining

Sceptile can only be obtained by evolving a Grovyle with 100 Candy. It can not be encountered or obtained through any other method.

## Evolution

To evolve, Treecko requires 25 to evolve into Grovyle. Grovyle evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into **Sceptile**.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Sceptile 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
  Fury Cutter | 3 Damage
  Bullet Seed | 14 Damage

### Charge Moves

Sceptile has the ability to learn four Charge Moves at any given time. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM. Sceptile was also able to learn Frenzy Plant during the March 2019 Community Day featuring Treecko.

## References & External Links

* Sceptile on Azurilland Wiki
* Sceptile on Serebii.net
Silver Pinap Berry

**Obtaining** | Research TasksGO Battle League

A Silver Pinap Berry a rare type of Berry available in Pokémon GO. This berry can be fed to wild Pokémon to make it easier to catch and reward more Candy. It's effect would be similar to being able to feed a Razz Berry and Pinap Berry at the same time.

## Usage

Silver Pinap Berrys have a few uses in the game. Their main usage is being fed to catch-able Pokémon to make them easier to catch while rewarding double the Candy upon successful capture. 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 Silver Pinap Berry.
Alternatively, these berries can be fed to Pokémon defending a Gym to restore motivation.
Silver Pinap Berry can also be fed to the player's buddy Pokémon, restoring 2 points of energy.

## Obtaining

Silver Pinap Berrys are rarely available in Pokémon GO.

* Completing certain Field Research Tasks.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.
* Weekly Adventure Sync rewards

## See also

* Berries
* Razz Berry
* Pinap Berry

## References

1. ↑ https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Silver\_Pinap\_Berry#Pok.C3.A9mon\_GO
Pineco

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 **Name (fr)** | Pomdepik

Pineco is a
Bug Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Pineco 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, **Pineco** requires 50 to evolve into Forretress. .

## References & External Links

* Pineco on Azurilland Wiki
* Pineco on Serebii.net
Raid Pass

**Obtaining** | Spin a Gym once a day

A Raid Pass is a free item that allows the player to participate in Raid Battles once a day. Upon entering a raid battle, the pass is used up and can be earned back by spinning a gym the next day. These items do not stack, meaning only one can be held at a time.

## Usage

Raid Passs are used to join Raid Battles featured at a Gym. These passes have one use only, and can be re-obtained daily by visiting a Gym and spinning the PhotoDisk.

## Obtaining

Raid Pass can only be obtained by spinning the PhotoDisk at a Gym. Premium Raid Passes can be purchased from the Shop.

## See also

* Items
* Utility Items
Torchic

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 **Name (ko)** | 아차모

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

## Evolution

Torchic 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, Torchic can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Torchic 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

Torchic 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

* Torchic on Azurilland Wiki
* Torchic on Serebii.net
Treecko

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Treecko is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Treecko is able to evolve into Grovyle by using 25. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Treecko has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs

## Obtaining

Treecko can be captured by encountering the Pokémon in the wild. It can also be occasionally found in eggs when in rotation. Treecko has been featured as a Field Research reward as well.

## Evolution

To evolve, Treecko requires 25 to evolve into Grovyle. Grovyle evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Sceptile.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Treecko 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
  Bullet Seed | 14 Damage

### Charge Moves

Treecko 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

* Treecko on Azurilland Wiki
* Treecko on Serebii.net
Mew

**Name (ko)** | 뮤

Mew is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Mew 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. Mew is one of the Mythical Pokémon featured in the Pokémon universe. It has only been made available via special events and Special Research.

## Attacks

Like other Pokémon, Mew can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below. Mew is an incredibly unique Pokémon as it can learn a wide variety of moves.

### Fast Moves

Mew has the ability to learn thirteen (13) Fast Moves. These Fast Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Fast TM.

### Charge Moves

Mew has the ability to learn twenty-three (23) Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM.

## Trivia

* Before August 20, 2016, Hurricane and Moonblast were listed as possible special attacks. After that, they disappeared and Blizzard is listed in their place.

## References & External Links

* Mew on Azurilland Wiki
* Mew on Serebii.net
Pidgeotto

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

## Evolution

To evolve, Pidgey requires 12 to evolve into Pidgeotto. Pidgeotto evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Pidgeot.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Pidgeotto 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
  Wing Attack | 8 Damage
  Steel Wing | 11 Damage

### Charge Moves

Pidgeotto 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.
Premier Ball

**Obtaining** | Raid/Rocket Battles

A Premier Ball the most basic and essential trainer tool used to capture Pokémon in Pokémon GO. Premier Ball, being the most basic type of ball, has the lowest catch-rate of all Poké Balls. This type of ball can commonly be obtained through various sources in-game.

## Usage

Premier Balls are used to capture Pokémon from Team Go Rocket Battles and Raid Battles. When encountering a catchable Pokémon, this ball, along with the other types of balls, can be thrown to attempt capture. The Premier 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

Premier Ball can only be obtained via Rocket Battles or Raid Battles. A limited number of these balls are given out for each activity based on the player's performance. Any extra balls after capture are discarded.

## See also

* Items
* Great Ball
* Ultra Ball
Vaporeon

**Name (ko)** | 샤미드

## **Evolution**

Eevee requires 25  to evolve to Vaporeon.

Vaporeon **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Vaporeon 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**

* In order to choose to evolve Eevee into Vaporeon, you have to nickname your Eevee "*Rainer*".

## **References**

1. ↑ Reddit - PSA: How to force your Eevee to evolve into your choice of Eeveelution!
Uxie

**Name (fr)** | Créhelf

Uxie is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Uxie 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, Uxie can be found in the wild.

## Obtaining

Uxie was featured in Raid Battles from August 23, 2019 to August 30, 2019. Currently, the only way to obtain Uxie 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 the Asia-Pacific region.

## References & External Links

* Uxie on Azurilland Wiki
* Uxie on Serebii.net
* Post on finding Uxie in the wild
Metapod

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Caterpie requires 12 to evolve into Metapod. Metapod evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Butterfree.

## **Attacks**

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

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 **Name (fr)** | Polichombr

Shuppet is a
Ghost Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Shuppet is able to evolve into Banette by using 50. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Shuppet has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs

## References & External Links

* Shuppet on Azurilland Wiki
* Shuppet on Serebii.net
Nidorino

Nidorino is a
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Nidorino is able to evolve into Nidoking by using 100.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Nidoran♂ requires 25 to evolve into Nidorino. Nidorino evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Nidoking.

## **Attacks**

Nidorino 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.
Sunkern

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 **Name (ko)** | 해너츠

Sunkern is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Sunkern is able to evolve into Sunflora by using 50. 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.

## References & External Links

* Sunkern on Azurilland Wiki
* Sunkern on Serebii.net
Nanab Berry

**Obtaining** | Pokéstop/GymsGiftsResearch Tasks

A Nanab Berry a common type of Berries available in Pokémon GO. The berry can be fed to wild Pokémon to make them less erratic, effectively making it easier to aim when attempting to capture a Pokémon.

## Usage

Nanab Berrys have a few uses in the game. Their main usage is being fed to catch-able Pokémon to make it easier to capture by making them move slower and attack less. If the catch attempt fails, the Pokémon behaves like normal.
Alternatively, these berries can be fed to Pokémon defending a Gym to restore motivation. A maximum of 10 berries can be fed to a single defending Pokémon in a 30-minute period.
Nanab Berry can also be fed to the player's buddy Pokémon, restoring 2 points of energy.

## Obtaining

Nanab Berrys are commonly available through various methods in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Nanab Berry, the player must first have a trainer level of 4 or above.

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

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 **Effect** | Lowers user's Attack & Defense

Superpower is a
Fighting 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.
Sunflora

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 **Name (ko)** | 해루미

Sunflora is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Sunflora 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. Sunflora can only be obtained through evolution.

## References & External Links

* Sunflora on Azurilland Wiki
* Sunflora on Serebii.net
Ultra Ball

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

The Ultra Ball is an advanced and essential trainer tool used to capture Pokémon in Pokémon GO. Ultra Ball, being an upgrade from the more standard Poké Ball and Great Ball, has a higher catch-rate compared to other balls. The Ultra Ball has the highest catch rate of all Poké Balls currently obtainable in the game. This type of ball can be obtained through various sources in-game once the trainer reaches the necessary level.

## Usage

Ultra 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 Ultra 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

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

* Pokéstops/Gyms
	+ Ultra Balls can be commonly obtained by spinning the Photodisks on Pokéstops or Gyms.
* Raid Battle Rewards
* Research Tasks
* Gifts
	+ Ultra Ball can occasionally be given to players by friends in the form of Gifts.

## See also

* Items
* Poké Ball
* Great Ball
Sludge Bomb

**Effect** | Lowers Target's Defense 2 stages

Sludge Bomb is a
Poison Type Charge Move that was introduced in Generation II. 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.