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Revive

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

Revive are obtainable Items in Pokémon Go. They can revive a fainted Pokémon and heal half of its maximum health points.

## Usage

Revives are used to revive fainted Pokémon and heal half of the Pokémon's max CP. To use a revive, select the PokéBall icon at the bottom of the play screen, choose items, and tap Revive. A sortable list of all weakened 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

Revive is a fairly common healing item in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Revive, the player must fist have a trainer level of 5 or above. Once this requirement has been met, Revives 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.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.
* Defeating a Team Go Rocket Leader

## See Also

* Items
* Max Revive
Sandshrew (Alola)

Sandshrew (Alola) is a
Ice Type and
Steel Type Pokémon originally from the . Sandshrew (Alola) is able to evolve into Sandslash by using 50. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Sandshrew (Alola) has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs

## Evolution

Sandshrew (Alola) requires 50  to evolve to Sandslash (Alola).

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

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

Fast Attack List
  Powder Snow | 6 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

Charge Attack List
  Blizzard | 130 Damage
  Gyro Ball | 80 Damage

## References & External Links

* Sandshrew (Alola) on Azurilland Wiki
* Sandshrew (Alola) on Serebii.net
Team Instinct

**Team Instinct** is one of the three team that the trainer can choose. The leader of Team Instinct is Spark. They believe you will never lose when you trust your instincts.

The Yellow Team's logo is styled after the legendary bird Zapdos.

## Greeting

*Pokemon are creatures with excellent intuition. I bet the secret to their intuition is related to how they’re hatched. Come on and join my team! You never lose when you trust your instincts!*
## Notes

* As November 7th, 2016, Valor is the least popular team.

## See also

* Team Mystic
* Team Valor

## References

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

**Name (ko)** | 암스타

## **Evolution**

Omanyte requires 50  to evolve to Omastar.

Omastar **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Omastar 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**

* Omastar may only know Rock Throw if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Mud Shot.
PokéStop

**PokéStops** are locations in the real-world, often buildings or historical markers, that serve as refueling points for trainers.

## Using a PokéStop

PokéStops display in blue and purple. When blue the PokéStop is available and can be selected by tapping the base of the PokéStop location indicator. To use, the trainer must be within the radius of the pulsating circle displayed coming from the indicator. If in range, the indicator will animate expanding to a pokéball icon. Once in range and the PokéStop is selected, the trainer can spin the inner circle with the picture of the PokéStop to receive items. After use, the PokéStop will turn purple for the trainer and will be unavailable for at least 5 minutes. PokéStop availability is per trainer and one train's use of the location doesn't prevent other trainers from using it.

## Items Based on Trainer Level

PokéStops, when available can provide 3-7 items, selected randomly from those unlocked by the trainer. Items received can range from pokeballs, eggs, revives, and all sorts of other items. Other than leveling and buying them, it is the prime way to receive items.

## Pokémon Lure Modules

Lure Modules are an item that can be attached to any PokéStop to lure more Pokemon to the area and last for 30 minutes once activated. Effects of Lure Modules apply to all nearby trainers in the range of the PokéStop and are limited to the area of PokéStop the module is attached to. When active pink leaf/heart particle will start displaying around the PokéStop to indicate there is a modue attached.

## How stops are selected

PokéStops were pulled from Niantic's previous urban exploring game "Ingress" and are based on Ingress Portals. While at launch every PokéStop and Gym were based on Ingress Portals, not every Portal from Ingress was made into a PokéStop or Gym. The original Portals for Ingress were created by the players themselves. They were asked to submit Portals at locations that are significant landmarks, mostly cultural or artistic things. Niantic then reviewed these submissions and if they agreed that it was significant enough it became a Portal.

## How to request a Pokéstop

At launch Niantic did for their previous game "Ingress", users are allowed to request landmarks to be made into PokéStop or Gym via an online form on their support site however Niantic is no longer accepting new requests. If the form is reactivated it can be found here: Submit location

## References

1. ↑ How are Pokestops chosen? | Stack Exchange - question asked by user Tratto, answered by user fcm
Squirtle

Squirtle is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region. It is one of the 3 starter Pokémon offered by Professor Willow to the player when they start the game.
Squirtle can be occasionally found in the wild or more easily hatched from eggs.

## Evolution

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Squirtle 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
  Bubble | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

Squirtle 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.
Meltan

**Name (fr)** | Meltan

Meltan is a
Steel Type Pokémon originally from an unknown region. Meltan is able to evolve into Melmetal by using 400.
It is one of the few mythical Pokémon currently obtainable in the game and the only one that can evolve.

## Obtaining

Meltan can be captured by completing the series of Special Research tasks in Let's Go, Meltan. This special research focuses on the discovery and research of a mysterious PokTemplate:3mon, Meltan, until the player is able to capture it.
Meltan can also be captured by using the Mystery Box, an in-game item that only is obtainable by linking and sending a Pokémon to the Nintendo Switch Games Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! & Let's Go, Eevee!

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Meltan has the ability to learn one Fast Move. This Fast Move is known when caught.

Fast Attack List
  Thunder Shock | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

Charge Attack List
  Flash Cannon | 100 Damage
  Thunderbolt | 80 Damage

## Trivia

* Only one Meltan is rewarded from the Special Research Task. This makes evolving it without the Switch games very difficult.
* The Mystery Box acts much like Incense when used.

## References & External Links

* Meltan on Azurilland Wiki
* Meltan on Serebii.net
* Official Announcement of Special Research
Team

In Pokémon GO, there are three distinct teams the player may join. These teams include Team Mystic, Team Valor, and Team Instinct.
After reaching Level 5, the player can choose a team by tapping on a Gym and advancing through the dialogue introducing each team leader. Each team has is fairly the same, with the coloring of the player's profile and XP bar changing color.

## Teams

**Team Instinct** relies on strength in battle. Team members believe that Pokémon are stronger and more warmhearted than humans and are interested in enhancing their Pokémon's natural power. | **MysticTeam of Blanche**

**Team Mystic** relies on analyzing every situation. Team members believe that Pokémon have immeasurable wisdom and are interested in learning more about why Pokémon experience evolution. | **ValorTeam of Candela**

## Features

### Capturing Gyms

Teams can battle rival team's Pokémon in Gyms. When all rival Pokémon are defeated, players can place their own Pokémon to defend the gym.

### Pokemon Appraisal

When a player joins a team, that team's leader will also provide a Pokémon Appraisal system. The information is the same between all three teams, but each team leader has different ways of communicating when appraising a Pokémon.

### Changing Teams

Once every 365 days, a player is able to change their current team with the use of a Team Medallion. This item can be purchased through the Shop for 1,000 Pokécoins.

## Trivia

* Prior to version 0.135.0, Trainers were unable to change their team after choosing one.
* Players can continue to play without selecting a team but will not be able to take part in gym battles.
Pinap Berry

**Obtaining** | Pokéstop/GymsGiftsResearch Tasks

A Pinap Berry a common type of Berries available in Pokémon GO. This berry can be fed to wild Pokémon to double the amount of Candy rewarded upon successful capture. It can be commonly obtained by visiting PokéStops or by completing Research Tasks.

## Usage

Pinap Berrys have a few uses in the game. Their main usage is being fed to catch-able Pokémon to award the player with double the normal Candy awarded 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 Pinap Berry.
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.
Pinap Berry can also be fed to the player's buddy Pokémon, restoring 2 points of energy.

## Obtaining

Pinap Berrys are commonly available through various methods in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Pinap Berry, the player must first have a trainer level of 18 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.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.
Nidoran♀

Nidoran♀ is a
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Nidoran♀ is able to evolve into Nidorina by using 25.

## **Evolution**

evolve 5evolve 4To evolve, Nidoran♀ requires 25 to evolve into Nidorina. Nidorina evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into Nidoqueen.

## **Attacks**

Nidoran♀ 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.
Raticate

**Name (ko)** | 레트라

Raticate is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Raticate 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

Rattata requires 25  to evolve to Raticate.

Raticate **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Raticate 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.
Spark

*This article is about the team leader. For the move, see Spark.*

**Spark** is one of the assistant of Professor Willow and the leader of Team Instinct, who is researching Pokémon breeding. Spark studies Pokémon's intuition, and thinks that it's related to how Pokémon are hatched.

## Greeting

*Hey! The name's Spark-the leader of Team Instinct. Pokémon are creatures with excellent intuition. I bet the secret to their intuition is related to how they're hatched. Come on and join my team! You never lose when you trust your instincts!*
## Appraisal

Spark helps you find out about your Pokémon's capabilities, if you're on his team.

## Gallery

* Artwork of Spark
* Silhouette of Spark
Spoink

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

Spoink is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Spoink 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. Spoink has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids. .

## Evolution

Spoink requires 50  to evolve to Grumpig.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

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

Fast Attack List
  Splash | 0 Damage
  Zen Headbutt | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

Spoink 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
  Psybeam | 70 Damage

## **External links**

* Spoink on Azurilland wiki
* Spoink on Serebii.net
Raid Battle

**Raid Battles**, or simply **Raids**, are a way to battle Pokémon with higher-than-normal CP. They appear randomly at Gyms. A "second round" is set to take place in 2018's Pokémon GO Fest which will include the next legendries from the next Generation.

## Joining

Trainers will need a Raid Pass in order to join. Trainers can receive one free Raid Pass daily by spinning a Gym PokéStop. Premium Raid Passes can be purchased from the shop for 100 PokéCoins.

## Raid Boss

Upon joining a Raid, up to 20 trainers can work together to defeat the Raid Boss. If the Raid Boss is defeated within the 3-minute time limit, the trainers who participated will be able to get a chance to catch the Raid Boss.

### List of Raid Bosses

Tier 1 ★
* Bayleef, Croconaw, Magikarp, Quilava

Tier 2 ★★
* Electabuzz, Exeggutor, Magmar, Muk, Weezing

Tier 3 ★★★
* Alakazam, Arcanine, Flareon, Gengar, Jolteon, Machamp, Vaporeon

Tier 4 ★★★★
* Blastoise, Charizard, Lapras, Rhydon, Snorlax, Tyranitar, Venusaur

Tier 5 ★★★★★
* + Articuno, Lugia, Mewtwo, Moltres, Zapdos, Entei, Suicune, Raikou

## Rewards

Upon defeating a Raid Boss, trainers receive 3000-10000 XP, and a random amount of Golden Razzberries, Rare Candies, Revives, Charged TMs, and Fast TMs.
Miltank

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 **Name (ko)** | 밀탱크

Miltank is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Miltank 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. Miltank has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids. It is a unique Pokémon in that it can only be Female.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Miltank 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
  Zen Headbutt | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

## References & External Links

* Miltank on Azurilland Wiki
* Miltank on Serebii.net
Raikou

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 **Name (ko)** | 라이코

Raikou is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Raikou 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. Raikou 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, Raikou can learn different Fast Moves and Charged Moves. These moves each interact differently as described below.

### Fast Moves

Raikou 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
  Thunder Shock | 5 Damage
  Volt Switch | 14 Damage

### Charge Moves

Raikou 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

* Raikou on Azurilland Wiki
* Raikou on Serebii.net
Roserade

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 **Name (en)** | Roserade

Roserade is a
Grass Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Roserade 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 can only be obtained through evolution.

## References & External Links

* Roserade on Azurilland Wiki
* Roserade on Serebii.net
Rhydon

**Name (ko)** | 코뿌리

Rhydon is a
Ground Type and
Rock Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Rhydon is able to evolve into Rhyhorn by using 100.

## **Evolution**

Rhyhorn requires 100  to evolve to **Rhydon**.

## **Attacks**

Rhydon 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
Wigglytuff

**Name (ko)** | 푸크린

Wigglytuff is a
Normal Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Wigglytuff 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, Igglybuff requires 25 to evolve into Jigglypuff. Jigglypuff evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Wigglytuff.

Wigglytuff **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Wigglytuff 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.
Mewtwo

**Name (ko)** | 뮤츠

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

## Obtaining

Mewtwo was obtainable in the following methods:

* Throwback Challenge Kanto (May 2020)
* EX Raids and Raid Battles (Most recently October 2019)

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Mewtwo 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

Mewtwo has the ability to learn five Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM. During special events, Mewtwo was able to learn Psystrike and Shadow Ball through being captured.

## Trivia

* Prior to May 2020's Throwback Challenge Kanto, Mewtwo was only obtainable through limited Raids and EX Raids.

## References & External Links

* Mewtwo on Azurilland Wiki
* Mewtwo on Serebii.net
Poliwhirl

**Name (ko)** | 슈륙챙이

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Poliwhirl 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.
Raichu

**Name (ko)** | 라이츄

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

To evolve, Pichu requires 25 to evolve into Pikachu. Pikachu evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Raichu.
Raichu **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Raichu 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**

* All the Raichus in Pokémon GO are female, as you can tell by their tail.
Pokémon Go 0.35

**0.35** and **1.5.0** was released on August 22,2016 to Implemented Pokémon Appraisal

## Additions

* Implemented Pokémon Appraisal: Trainers will now be able to learn about a Pokémon’s attack and defense capabilities from their Team Leader (Candela, Blanche or Spark) to determine which of their Pokémon have the most potential for battle.

## References

1. ↑ http://pokemongolive.com/en/post/ver-update-082216/
Rare Candy

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Rare Candy is an obtainable item in Pokémon Go. It can transform into one candy of any Pokémon.

## Usage

Rare Candy can be consumed in exchange for one candy of a specified Pokémon.

## Obtaining

Rare Candy can be obtained through various gameplay methods, with the easiest method being Raid Battles. Methods include:

* Raid Battle rewards. *Quantities vary by raid level*
* Field Research
* Research Breakthrough
* Trainer Battle Rewards
* Battle League Rewards
Roggenrola

**Name (fr)** | Nodulithe

Roggenrola is a
Rock Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Roggenrola is able to evolve into Boldore by using 50. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Roggenrola has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids.

## Evolution

Roggenrola evolves into Boldore using 50 Candy.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Roggenrola 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
  Smack Down | 16 Damage

### Charge Moves

Roggenrola 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

* Roggenrola on Azurilland Wiki
* Roggenrola on Serebii.net
Stone Edge

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 **Energy Requirement** | 55 Energy

Stone Edge is a
Rock Type Charge Move that was introduced in Generation IV. 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.
Turtwig

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 **Name (fr)** | Tortipouss

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

## References & External Links

* Turtwig on Azurilland Wiki
* Turtwig on Serebii.net
Weedle

Weedle is a
Bug Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Weedle is able to evolve into Kakuna by using 12.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Weedle requires 12 to evolve into Kakuna. Kakuna evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Beedrill.

## **Attacks**

Weedle 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.
Trainer

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The Avatar, often referred to as the *Trainer* or *Player*, is the character the user plays as in Pokémon Go. The avatar can be customized with multiple clothing choices, including hair styles, clothing, eye/skin color, and more. The Avatar is what then represents you on the map and how others see you in gyms and battles.
Upon starting the game, you are given the opportunity to select from either a female or male avatar. After selecting male or female you are able to customize your avatar further by changing the skin, hair, and eye color and hat, shirt, pants, shoes and backpack style.
Teddiursa

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Teddiursa is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Teddiursa is able to evolve into Ursaring by using 50. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Teddiursa has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs

## References & External Links

* Teddiursa on Azurilland Wiki
* Teddiursa on Serebii.net
Sandslash

**Name (ko)** | 고지

Sandslash is a
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Sandslash 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**

Sandshrew requires 50  to evolve to Sandslash.

Sandslash **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Sandslash 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.
Monferno

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 **Name (fr)** | Chimpenfeu

Monferno is a
Fire Type and
Fighting Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Monferno is able to evolve into Infernape by using 100.

## References & External Links

* Monferno on Azurilland Wiki
* Monferno on Serebii.net
Pokémon GO

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Pokémon GO is an application for iOS and Android that takes capturing Pokémon into the real-world.

Travel between the real world and the virtual world of Pokémon with Pokémon GO for iPhone and Android devices. With Pokémon GO, you’ll discover Pokémon in a whole new world—your own! Pokémon GO is built on Niantic’s Real World Gaming Platform and will use real locations to encourage players to search far and wide in the real world to discover Pokémon. Pokémon GO allows you to find and catch more than a hundred species of Pokémon as you explore your surroundings.

The Pokémon video game series has used real-world locations such as the Hokkaido and Kanto regions of Japan, New York, and Paris as inspiration for the fantasy settings in which its games take place. In Pokémon GO, the real world will be the setting!

Get on your feet and step outside to find and catch wild Pokémon. Explore cities and towns around where you live and even around the globe to capture as many Pokémon as you can. As you move around, your smartphone will vibrate to let you know you're near a Pokémon. Once you've encountered a Pokémon, take aim on your smartphone's touch screen and throw a Poké Ball to catch it. Be careful when you try to catch it, or it might run away! Also look for PokéStops located at interesting places, such as public art installations, historical markers, and monuments, where you can collect more Poké Balls and other items.
Ponyta

**Name (ko)** | 포니타

## **Evolution**

Ponyta requires 50  to evolve to Rapidash.

## **Attacks**

Ponyta 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
Pokémon Go 0.33

**0.33** and **1.3.0** was released on August 08, 2016 that fixes issue.

## Additions

* Added a dialog to remind Trainers that they should not play while traveling above a certain speed. Trainers must confirm they are not driving in order to continue playing.
* Added visuals of Team Leaders Candela, Blanche, and Spark.

## Fixes

* Fixed a bug that prevented ”Nice,” ”Great,” and “Excellent” Poké Ball throws from awarding the appropriate XP bonuses.
* Fixed achievements showing incorrect Medal icons.
* Minor text fixes
* Resolved issues with the battery saver mode on iOS and re-enabled the feature.
* Made improvements to the accuracy of a curveball throw

## References

1. ↑ http://pokemongolive.com/en/post/update-080816/
Remote Raid Pass

**Obtaining** | Shop

A Remote Raid Pass is a paid item that allows the player to participate in Raid Battles from anywhere. Upon entering a raid battle, the pass is used up. Currently, only three Remote Raid Passes can be held at a time.

## Usage

Remote Raid Passs are used to join Raid Battles featured at a Gym. These passes have one use only, and can be purchased from the store.

## See also

* Items
* Utility Items
Rhyhorn

Rhyhorn is a
Ground Type and
Rock Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Rhyhorn is able to evolve into Rhyhorn by using 25.

## **Evolution**

Rhyhorn requires 25  to evolve to Rhydon.

## **Attacks**

Rhyhorn 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
Poké Ball

**Obtaining** | Shop, Gift, Raid Reward, Research Tasks, Pokéstop, Gym

A Poké Ball the most basic and essential trainer tool used to capture Pokémon in Pokémon GO. Poké 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

Poké 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 Poké 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

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

* Shop: Poké Balls can be purchased through the shop. They are sold in bundles and occasionally in featured boxes.
	+ 20 Poké Balls -  100
	+ 100 Poké Balls -  460
	+ 200 Poké Balls -  800

## Gallery

* A wild encounter with the Poké Ball being used to catch the Pokémon.
* A screenshot of the shop featuring every Poké Ball bundle.

## See also

* Items
* Great Ball
* Ultra Ball
* Premier Ball
Medal

**Medals**, also referred to as **medals**, are awarded for achieving certain in-game activities. These include but are not limited to catching a number of Pokémon and activating a number of PokéStops. Clicking your avatar in the lower left of the screen and scrolling down will show the number of medals you have earned and your progress towards other ones.

## Types

There are multiple types of medals. They are bronze, silver, and gold. The metal used in the medal determines the general difficulty of earning that medal, with bronze being the easiest and gold being the hardest.

 Bronze | Silver | Gold

## List of Medals

These are all of the badges currently coded into the game

### Milestone Medals

#### Pokédex Medals

These medals can be earned through catching different species of Pokémon from a specific region. As each region contains different amounts of Pokémon, the needed amount for each region is different.
Each medal awards special Clothing items upon obtaining the Bronze version of the medal.

## References

1. ↑ Reddit - All Pokemon Go medals: bronze, silver, and gold requirements
Potion

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

Potion are obtainable Items in Pokémon Go. They can heal a hurt Pokémon by 20 health points.

## Usage

Revives are used to heal damaged Pokémon and heal 20 points of the Pokémon's max health. To use a Potion, select the PokéBall icon at the bottom of the play screen, choose items, and tap 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

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

## See Also

* Items
* Super Potion
Razz Berry

**Obtaining** | Pokéstop/GymsGiftsResearch Tasks

A Razz Berry a common type of Berries available in Pokémon GO. This berry can be fed to wild Pokémon to make them easier to catch, effectively increasing their catch change for the attempt. If the catch attempt fails, their original catch rate takes effect.

## Usage

Razz Berrys have a few uses in the game. Their main usage is being fed to catch-able Pokémon to make it easier to capture. If the catch attempt fails, their original catch rate takes effect.
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.
Razz Berry can also be fed to the player's buddy Pokémon, restoring 2 points of energy.

## Obtaining

Razz Berrys are commonly available through various methods in Pokémon GO. To obtain a Razz Berry, the player must fist have a trainer level of 8 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.
Pelipper

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 **Name (en)** | Pelipper

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

* Pelipper on Azurilland Wiki
* Pelipper on Serebii.net
Metal Coat

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

A Metal Coat is an evolutionary item that allows for certain Pokémon to evolve.

## Usage

Metal Coats are used to evolve certain Pokémon. Once obtained, Scyther and Onix can be evolved with the item alongside their candy cost. The item is consumed upon evolving the Pokémon.

## Obtaining

Metal Coat is a rare item currently available through a few means. Below are methods on how to obtain a Metal Coat.

* 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
Sandshrew

Sandshrew is a
Ground Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Sandshrew is able to evolve into Sandslash by using 50. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild. Sandshrew has been featured as a hatch-able Pokémon in Eggs and featured in Raids.

## Evolution

Sandshrew requires 50  to evolve to Sandslash.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Sandshrew 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 Shot | 5 Damage
  Scratch | 6 Damage

### Charge Moves

Sandshrew 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
  Rock Slide | 80 Damage

## References & External Links

* Sandshrew on Azurilland Wiki
* Sandshrew on Serebii.net
Nidorina

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

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Nidorina 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.
Weezing

**Name (ko)** | 또도가스

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

Koffing requires 50  to evolve to Weezing.

Weezing **cannot** evolve anymore.

## Attacks

Weezing 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
Starmie

**Name (ko)** | 아쿠스타

## **Evolution**

Staryu requires 50  to evolve to Starmie.

Starmie **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Starmie 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**

* Starmie may only know Quick Attack and/or Psybeam if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Tackle and/or Psychic.
Poliwrath

**Name (ko)** | 강챙이

## **Evolution**

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

Poliwrath **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Poliwrath 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.
Melmetal

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

Melmetal is a
Steel Type Pokémon originally from an unknown region. Melmetal 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 mythical Pokémon currently obtainable in the game.

## Obtaining

Melmetal can only be evolved from Meltan. Meltan can be obtained by completing the series of Special Research tasks in Let's Go, Meltan. This special research focuses on the discovery and research of a mysterious PokTemplate:3mon, Meltan, until the player is able to capture it.
Meltan can also be captured by using the Mystery Box, an in-game item that only is obtainable by linking and sending a Pokémon to the Nintendo Switch Games Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! & Let's Go, Eevee!

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Melmetal has the ability to learn one Fast Move. This Fast Move is known when caught.

Fast Attack List
  Thunder Shock | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

## Trivia

* Only one Meltan is rewarded from the Special Research Task. This makes obtaining Melmetal without the Switch games very difficult.

## References & External Links

* Melmetal on Azurilland Wiki
* Melmetal on Serebii.net
* Official Announcement of Special Research
Transform

**DPS** | 0 Damage

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

Transform is a unique move to Ditto and allows the Pokémon to transform into the opponent.
Seadra

**Name (ko)** | 시드라

## **Evolution**

Horsea requires 50  to evolve to Seadra.

Seadra **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Seadra 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
Nidoran♂

Nidoran♂ is a
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Nidoran♂ is able to evolve into Nidorino by using 25.

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Nidoran♂ 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.
Roselia

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 **Name (en)** | Roselia

Roselia is a
Grass Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Roselia is able to evolve into Roserade 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.
Ninjask

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 **Name (en)** | Ninjask

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

* Ninjask on Azurilland Wiki
* Ninjask on Serebii.net
Ninetales (Alola)

Ninetales (Alola) is a
Ice Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the . Ninetales (Alola) is a Pokémon that does not evolve, meaning any candy gained can only be used to power-up the Pokémon or unlock a 2nd charged move. It can only be obtained through evolving an Alolan Vulpix.

## Evolution

Vulpix requires 50  to evolve to Ninetales.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Ninetales (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.

### Charge Moves

Ninetales (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.

## References & External Links

* Ninetales (Alola) on Azurilland Wiki
* Ninetales (Alola) on Serebii.net
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Pokémon GO Plus is a companion device that connects to your phone over Bluetooth.

## Use

The button will turn blue if you pass a PokéStop, green if you encounter a Pokémon you have encountered before, and yellow if you encounter a new Pokémon. Pressing the button on the Pokémon GO Plus will swipe the PokéStop or use a Poké Ball to catch a Pokémon. If the Pokémon escapes from the first Poké Ball thrown, it will run away, and the Pokémon GO Plus will flash red.

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Swellow

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 **Name (en)** | Swellow

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

* Swellow on Azurilland Wiki
* Swellow on Serebii.net
Voltorb

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

## **Evolution**

Voltorb requires 50  to evolve to Electrode.

## **Attacks**

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