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Gliscor

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 **Name (en)** | Gliscor

Gliscor is a
Ground Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Gliscor 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, Gligar requires 100 to evolve into **Gliscor**. .

## References & External Links

* Gliscor on Azurilland Wiki
* Gliscor on Serebii.net
Fighting

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

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Fighting-type moves**

### Special attacks

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

**Name (ko)** | 파오리

## **Attacks**

Farfetch'd 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**

* Farfetch'd is region specific and can only be found in Asia.
Bubble Beam

**Effect** | Boosts user's Attack

Bubble Beam is a
Water 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.
This move also has a 100% chance to boost the user's Attack status by one stage in a PvP match when used.
Girafarig

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 **Name (en)** | Girafarig

Girafarig is a
Normal Type and
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Girafarig 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

* Girafarig on Azurilland Wiki
* Girafarig on Serebii.net
Golduck

**Name (ko)** | 골덕

## **Evolution**

Psyduck requires 50  to evolve to Golduck.

Golduck **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Golduck 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.
Lanturn

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 **Name (fr)** | Lanturn

Lanturn is a
Water Type and
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Lanturn 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, Chinchou requires 50 to evolve into Lanturn. .
Forretress

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 **Name (fr)** | Foretress

Forretress is a
Bug Type and
Steel Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Forretress 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

* Forretress on Azurilland Wiki
* Forretress on Serebii.net
Butterfree

**Name (ko)** | 버터플

**Butterfree** is a
Bug Type/
Flying Type-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## **Evolution**

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

Butterfree **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Butterfree 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.
Arcanine

**Name (ko)** | 윈디

## **Evolution**

Growlithe requires 50  to evolve to Arcanine.

Arcanine **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Arcanine 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.
Evolution

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**Evolution** is the process by which the various Pokémon, upon attaining a certain level, or acquiring candy, transform into a different Pokémon. Pokémon Go players often use Pokémon Go Evolution Calculator (also known as CP calculator or Evolve calculator) to calculate how much Combat Power (CP) each Pokémon gains when it evolves.
Bibarel

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 **Name (en)** | Bibarel

Bibarel is a
Normal Type and
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Bibarel 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

* Bibarel on Azurilland Wiki
* Bibarel on Serebii.net
Golem

**Name (ko)** | 딱구리

## **Evolution**

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

Golem **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Golem 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**

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

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

Linoone is a
Normal Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Linoone 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

* Linoone on Azurilland Wiki
* Linoone on Serebii.net
Dewott

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 **Name (en)** | Dewott

Dewott is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Dewott is able to evolve into Samurott by using 100. This Pokémon can only be obtained through evolution.

## Evolution

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Dewott 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
  Water Gun | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

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

## References & External Links

* Dewott on Azurilland Wiki
* Dewott on Serebii.net
Gyarados

**Name (ko)** | 갸라도스

## **Evolution**

Magikarp requires 400  to evolve to Gyarados.

Gyarados **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Gyarados 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**

* Gyarados may only know Dragon Breath if it was obtained before August 20, 2016.
Karrablast

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 **Name (fr)** | Carabing

Karrablast is a
Bug Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Karrablast is able to evolve into Escavalier by using 200. It is currently catch-able and can be found in the wild.

## References & External Links

* Karrablast on Azurilland Wiki
* Karrablast on Serebii.net
Kakuna

Kakuna is a
Bug Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Kakuna is able to evolve into Beedrill by using 50.

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Kakuna 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.
Kangaskhan

**Name (ko)** | 캥카

## **Attacks**

Kangaskhan 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**

* Kangaskhan is region specific and can only be found in Australia.
Escavalier

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 **Name (fr)** | Lançargot

Escavalier is a
Bug Type and
Steel Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Escavalier 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

* Escavalier on Azurilland Wiki
* Escavalier on Serebii.net
Cloyster

**Name (ko)** | 파르셀

## **Evolution**

Shellder requires 50  to evolve to Cloyster.

Cloyster **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Cloyster 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
Galvantula

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 **Name (jp)** | デンチュラ

Galvantula is a
Bug Type and
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Galvantula 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

* Galvantula on Azurilland Wiki
* Galvantula on Serebii.net
Duskull

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 **Name (en)** | Duskull

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

**Name (ko)** | 이브이

**Eevee** is a
Normal Type-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## **Evolution**

Eevee requires 25  to evolve to Vaporeon, Jolteon, or Flareon.

### Naming

If you name an Eevee one of these names and evolve it, you can control what Eevee evolves into. It will only work once.

* "Rainer": Vaporeon
* "Sparky": Jolteon
* "Pyro": Flareon
* "Sakura": Espeon
* "Tamao": Umbreon

## **Attacks**

Eevee 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**

* Unlike most other Pokémon, Eevee can evolve into 3 different Pokémon. In order to choose the Pokémon you are trying to evolve into, you have to nickname the Pokémon either "*Rainer*", "*Sparky*", or "*Pyro*". Your Eevee will then evolve into Vaporeon, Jolteon, or Flareon respectively. This is based on the Eevee brothers and their respective Pokémon from the anime.

## **References**

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

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 **Name (en)** | Dusknoir

Dusknoir is a
Ghost Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Dusknoir 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.
Amoonguss

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 **Name (fr)** | Gaulet

Amoonguss is a
Grass Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Unova region (Generation V). Amoonguss 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

* Amoonguss on Azurilland Wiki
* Amoonguss on Serebii.net
Clefairy

Clefairy is a
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Clefairy is able to evolve into Clefable by using 50.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Cleffa requires 25 to evolve into Clefairy. Clefairy evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Clefable.

## **Attacks**

Clefairy 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.
Lapras

**Name (ko)** | 라프라스

Lapras is a
Water Type and
Ice Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Lapras 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.

## **Attacks**

Lapras 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
Level

*See:* Experience

During normal play, the player will gain Experience Points (XP) by engaging in various activities in-game. The amount of XP the player has determines their Trainer Level. As the trainer's level increases, higher-level Pokémon can be found in the wild. The current maximum level a player can get is 40. Each time a player levels up, rewards are given based on what level has been achieved.
The maximum CP of your Pokémon will also depend on your trainer level.

## Gaining XP

XP can be gained through various in-game actions. Capturing Pokémon, hatching Eggs, interacting with PokéStops, and battling rival Gyms are the most common methods of obtaining XP.
If the player has used a Lucky Egg, any XP gained in a 30-minute period afterwards is doubled.

### Experience Sources

Below are tables of various methods to obtain XP.

#### Throw Bonuses

The only XP bonuses that do not stack are throw bonuses.You will now get an XP bonus for each type of throw you qualify for.

 Curveball | 10

#### Daily Bonuses

Trainers are eligible to receive a bonus for certain daily activities, including capturing Pokémon and visiting PokéStops each day. A larger bonus will be awarded if done consecutively for seven days in a row.

 Spin PokéStops 7 days straight | 2,000

## Level Chart

Each level requires a certain amount of XP. In the table below you can see how many are needed for each level.
Machamp

**Name (ko)** | 괴력몬

## **Evolution**

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

Machamp **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Machamp 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
Graveler

**Name (ko)** | 데구리

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Graveler 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**

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

**Name (ko)** | 거북왕

Blastoise is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region. It is the evolution of Wartortle, and is the final evolution of Squirtle.
Blastoise can be rarely found in the wild, but is easiest to obtain by evolution.

## **Evolution**

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

Blastoise **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Blastoise 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.
Croconaw

Croconaw is a
Water Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Croconaw is able to evolve into Feraligatr 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.

## Evolution

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Croconaw 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
  Waterfall | 16 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

Charge Attack List
  Crunch | 70 Damage
  Water Pulse | 70 Damage

## References & External Links

* Croconaw on Azurilland Wiki
* Croconaw via Pokemon.com's Pokedex
* Croconaw on Serebii.net
Electric

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

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Electric-type moves**

### Special attacks

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

**Candela** is one of the assistant of Professor Willow and the leader of Team Valor), who is researching Pokémon strength. She believes that her Pokémon are the strongest because she trains to naturally enhance a Pokémon's power in search of true strength.

## Greeting

*I am Candela-Team Valor's leader! Pokémon are stronger than humans, and they're warmhearted, too! I'm researching ways to enhance Pokémon's natural power in the pursuit of true strength. There's no doubt that the Pokémon our team trained are the strongest in battle! Are you ready?*
## Appraisal

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

## Gallery

* Artwork of Candela
* Silhouette of Candela
Cleffa

Cleffa is a
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Cleffa is able to evolve into Clefairy by using 25.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Cleffa requires 25 to evolve into Clefairy. Clefairy evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Clefable.

## **Attacks**

Cleffa 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**

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

**Name (ko)** | 미뇽

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Dratini 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.
Egg

**Eggs** are occasionally received from PokéStops. They can be placed into Incubators and then hatched by walking a certain distance. Once you have walked that distance, the egg will hatch, revealing a Pokémon to add to your collection; along with a large amount of candies for that Pokémon type.

## Rewards

Hatching an egg yields the following rewards:

* A Pokémon
* 5-32 , depending on the type of egg.
* A large amount of Stardust.
* 200, 500, or 1000 experience points based on egg distance (can be doubled by using a Lucky Egg)

## Types

Professor Willow discovered that the color of the eggs change depending on how far you have to have to walk to hatch the egg. He has also noted special eggs being given inside of Gifts.

 2km | 5km | 10km

## List

Below shows a list of potential Pokemon you can receive from each egg type. The list may be incomplete, but is fairly accurate. It is unknown if some Pokemon are more or less common within a given type of egg.

### 2km Eggs

Hatching one of these eggs will reward you with 200 EP and about 7-15  of the pokémon you hatched, plus 10 times the stardust of the candy you got.

### 5km Eggs

Hatching one of these eggs will reward you with 500 EP and about 10-21  of the pokémon you hatched, plus 10 times the stardust of the candy you got.

### 10km Eggs

Hatching one of these eggs will reward you with 1,000 EP and about 16-32  of the pokémon you hatched, plus 10 times the stardust of the candy you got.

## Gallery

* The screen that displays when an egg has reached it's needed walking distance.
* Up to 9 eggs can be carried at a time. Incubators can be used for any type of egg.
* A Poké in the process of hatching from it's egg.
* A 2km egg in the Egg Incubator ∞.
* A 7km egg in a Super Incubator.
* A 5km egg in a Egg Incubator.
Blaziken

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 **Name (en)** | Blaziken

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

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

### Fast Moves

Blaziken 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
  Counter | 12 Damage
  Fire Spin | 12 Damage

### Charge Moves

Blaziken 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. The move Blast Burn is a special move only available during the May 2019 Community Day, and cannot be learned anymore.

## References & External Links

* Blaziken on Azurilland Wiki
* Blaziken on Serebii.net
Marowak

**Name (ko)** | 텅구리

## **Evolution**

Cubone requires 50  to evolve to Marowak.

Marowak **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Marowak 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
Frustration

**Energy Requirement** | 70 Energy

Frustration is a
Normal Type Fast Move. As a Fast Move, the Pokémon uses this attack upon tapping the screen in a battle. The energy this move generates accumulates for Charge Moves to be used.

It is a unique move where it is only known by Shadow Pokémon upon being captured. This move is removed and replaced by Return upon Purifying the Pokémon.
It is currently known by any captured Shadow Pokémon and cannot be learned through a Charged TM.
Candy

**Candies** are of the Items in Pokémon GO and are obtained by capturing Pokémon, sending them to Professor Willow, or opening Eggs.

You can use Candies to level up your caught Pokémon so they gain higher Combat Points (CP), as well as giving them higher stats. A large amount of Candies can also be used to evolve a Pokémon.

## Evolutions

### 12-candy evolutions

A few of the lower tier Pokémon only need 12  to evolve them. Using a Lucky Egg and then evolving a lot of these Pokémon at once is a smart and easy way to level up quick.

List of Pokémon
 13
 16

### 25-candy evolutions

Most Pokémon that have a total of three Pokémon in it's species need 25  to be evolved.

### 50-candy evolutions

Most Pokémon that only evolve once require 50  to be evolved:

### 400-candy evolutions

Very few Pokémon require 400 candy to evolve. Most Pokémon in this list can evolve through alternative means.

## Gallery

* Abra Candy
* Aerodactyl Candy
* Bellsprout Candy
* Bulbasaur Candy
* Caterpie Candy
* Chansey Candy
* Charmander Candy
* Clefairy Candy
* Cubone Candy
* Diglett Candy
* Ditto Candy
* Doduo Candy
* Dratini Candy
* Drowzee Candy
* Eevee Candy
* Ekans Candy
* Electabuzz Candy
* Exeggcute Candy
* Farfetch'd Candy
* Gastly Candy
* Geodude Candy
* Goldeen Candy
* Grimer Candy
* Growlithe Candy
* Hitmonchan Candy
* Hitmonlee Candy
* Horsea Candy
* Jigglypuff Candy
* Jynx Candy
* Kabuto Candy
* Kangaskhan Candy
* Koffing Candy
* Krabby Candy
* Lapras Candy
* Lickitung Candy
* Machop Candy
* Magikarp Candy
* Magmar Candy
* Magnemite Candy
* Mankey Candy
* Meowth Candy
* Mr. Mime Candy
* Nidoran♀ Candy
* Nidoran♂ Candy
* Oddish Candy
* Omanyte Candy
* Onix Candy
* Paras Candy
* Pidgey Candy
* Pikachu Candy
* Pinsir Candy
* Poliwag Candy
* Ponyta Candy
* Porygon Candy
* Psyduck Candy
* Rattata Candy
* Rhyhorn Candy
* Sandshrew Candy
* Scyther Candy
* Seel Candy
* Shellder Candy
* Slowpoke Candy
* Snorlax Candy
* Spearow Candy
* Squirtle Candy
* Staryu Candy
* Tangela Candy
* Tauros Candy
* Tentacool Candy
* Togepi Candy
* Venonat Candy
* Voltorb Candy
* Vulpix Candy
* Weedle Candy
* Zubat Candy
Beedrill

**Name (ko)** | 독침붕

Beedrill is a
Bug Type and
Poison Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Beedrill 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, Weedle requires 12 to evolve into Kakuna. Kakuna evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Beedrill.

Beedrill **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Beedrill 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.
Kabuto

**Name (ko)** | 투구

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

## **Evolution**

Kabuto requires 50  to evolve to Kabutops.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Kabuto 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
  Mud Shot | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Kabuto 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

* Kabuto on Azurilland wiki
* Kabuto on Serebii.net
Dragon

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

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Dragon-type moves**

### Special attacks

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

**Name (ko)** | 프리져

## **Attacks**

Articuno 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**

* Articuno is the symbol for Team Mystic.
* For a short period, Articuno could be caught after defeating it in a Raid Battle.
Lure Module

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**Lure Modules** are an item that works similarly to an Incense, however it is attached to any PokéStop to lure more Pokemon to the area. However, Lure Modules will help out any other nearby trainers as well, but are limited in area to the PokèStop they are attached to. Lure Modules last for 30 minutes once activated.

Lure Modules are available for purchase in the shop with Pokécoins but are also given to the trainer at certain trainer levels as rewards.
Combat Power

**Combat Power**, often shortened to simply **CP** in the game, is the factor that determines how much damage a Pokémon can inflict on its opponent during a Gym battle.

## Algorithm

Combat Power is based on a Pokémon's size, species and the trainer's level. It is determined when a Pokémon is tapped on in the map.

## Increasing CP

Trainers can boost their Pokémon's Combat Power by giving them Stardust and candies, which also boost Hit Points and their size. This is part of powering up.
Luxio

**Name (fr)** | Luxio

Luxio is a
Electric Type Pokémon originally from the Sinnoh region (Generation IV). Luxio is able to evolve into Luxray by using 100. This Pokémon can only be obtained through evolution.

## Evolution

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

### Fast Moves

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

Fast Attack List
  Bite | 6 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

## External Links & References

* Luxio on Azurilland wiki
* Luxio on Serebii.net
Jumpluff

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 **Name (en)** | Jumpluff

Jumpluff is a
Grass Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Jumpluff 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, Hoppip requires 25 to evolve into Skiploom. Skiploom evolves further, which requires 100 to evolve into **Jumpluff**.
Hypno

**Name (ko)** | 슬리퍼

## **Evolution**

Drowzee requires 50  to evolve to Hypno.

Hypno **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Hypno 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
Bayleef

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 **Name (en)** | Bayleef

Bayleef is a
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Bayleef is able to evolve into Meganium by using 100.

## **Evolution**

To evolve, Chikorita requires 25 to evolve into Bayleef. .

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Bayleef 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
  Tackle | 5 Damage

### Charge Moves

Bayleef 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.
Deoxys

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

Deoxys is a
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Deoxys 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. Deoxys is one of the few legendary Pokémon in the series. It is unique as it is a genderless Pokémon, and has four different forms with different statistics per form.

## Forms

### Normal Forme

The normal form is what is pictured above, and is considered it's base form.

## Obtaining

Currently, Deoxys is unobtainable in-game. Previously, it was a featured Pokémon in EX Raid Battles. Each of it's various formes were cycled around and could be battled at various times.

## References & External Links

* Deoxys on Azurilland Wiki
* Deoxys on Serebii.net
Exeggutor

**Name (ko)** | 나시

Exeggutor is a
Grass Type and
Psychic Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Exeggutor 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**

Exeggcute requires 50  to evolve to Exeggutor.

## **Attacks**

Exeggutor 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
Jolteon

**Name (ko)** | 쥬피썬더

## **Evolution**

Eevee requires 25  to evolve to Jolteon.

Jolteon **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Jolteon 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 Jolteon, you have to nickname your Eevee "*Sparky*".

## **References**

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

**Events** are special periods of time where specific Pokémon can be caught. The first of these events was the Halloween 2016 Event.

Events have a special type of Pokémon which has increased spawn rate, in place of the common Pokémon such as Rattata and Pidgey. For example, the Halloween 2016 Event had Ghost-type Pokémon spawn at a higher rate.

## Reoccurring Events

### Pokémon GO Halloween

This event lasted from October 26th, 2016, to November 1st, 2016.

### Community Day

*For a list of previous Community Days, see List of Community Days*

### Incense Day

**Incense Day** is an event focusing on the use of Incense in-game. With previous days, Pokémon featured throughout the day will appear more frequently through the use of the item. With the first-ever Incense Day on April 19, 2020, Sentret was featured throughout the entire event with other Pokémon being featured every hour. Features during this event include Incense lasting longer than usual, Shiny Pokémon being more common, and event Pokémon being more common.

### Timed Research Events

*For more information and a list of previous events, see Timed Research Events*
**Timed Research Events** were first introduced in May 2020 with the special event Throwback Challenge 2020: Kanto Timed Research. These events are similar to Special Research but are unique as they expire after a certain period of time. Five of these events were announced and run through May 202 to mid-June 2020.

### Raid Hour

**Raid Hour** is a monthly event where a legendary Pokémon is featured in Gyms across the globe. This event takes place in the player's local time zone.

## Non-Reoccurring Events

### Tricky Pokémon

The **Tricky Pokémon** event was an event featuring Pokémon with a tricky/prankster personality on April 1, 2020 from 8:00am to April 7, 2020 at 10:00pm local-player time. Such Pokémon include Sudowoodo, Ghastly, Voltorb, Ditto, Foongus, Croagunk, and others. This event introduced Stunfisk for the first time and introduced the Pokémon into the wild after the event ended.
This event also introduced the shiny form of Coragunk and Sudowoodo.

## References & External Links

1. ↑ Halloween is approaching... (2016, October 24). Retrieved October 26, 2016
2. ↑ Introducing Incense Day: Type Shuffle!
3. ↑ Throwback Challenge: Celebrate our Pokémon journeys together!
4. ↑ Tricky Pokémon event starts soon!
Fire

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

## **Weaknesses and resistance**

Offensive effectiveness

Defensive effectiveness

## **Fire-type moves**

### Basic attacks

Fast Attack List
  Ember | 10 Damage

### Special attacks

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

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 **Name (fr)** | Scarhino

Heracross is a
Bug Type and
Fighting Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Heracross 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. Heracross is exclusive to Central America, South America, (including southern areas of Florida).

## References & External Links

* Heracross on Azurilland Wiki
* Heracross on Serebii.net
Kirlia

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 **Name (en)** | Kirlia

Kirlia is a
Psychic Type and
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Hoenn region (Generation III). Kirlia is able to evolve into Gardevoir or Gallade by using 100. This Pokémon has previously been featured in Raids and can be captured upon defeating it.

## References & External Links

* Kirlia on Azurilland Wiki
* Kirlia on Serebii.net
Charmeleon

Charmeleon is a
Fire Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Charmeleon is able to evolve into Charizard by using 100. It is the evolution of Charmander, and can be further evolved into Charizard.
Charmeleon can be rarely found in the wild and is sometimes featured in Raids.

## **Evolution**

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Charmeleon 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
  Fire Fang | 12 Damage
  Ember | 10 Damage

### Charge Moves

Charmeleon 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.
Hitmonlee

**Name (ko)** | 시라소몬

## **Attacks**

Hitmonlee 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**

* Hitmonlee may only know Stomp if it was obtained before August 20, 2016. After that, it may know Brick Break.
Charged TM

**Obtaining** | Research Breakthrough, Raid Battle, Battle League, Special Research

A Charged TM is a special item that allows for the charged move of any given Pokémon to be swapped to a randomly selected move the Pokémon does not currently know.

## Usage

A Charged TM allows the player to change the charged attack of a selected Pokémon. Upon use, the charged attack is swapped to a random move the Pokémon has the ability to learn. Most Pokémon have a move pool of three to four charged moves, meaning you may need to use multiple items to get the desired move.

## Obtaining

Charged TM is a rare item available in Pokémon GO. Below are methods on how to obtain Charged TMs.

* Winning a Raid Battle
* Reaching a Research Breakthrough.
* Completing certain Special Research Tasks.
* Winning battles in the Battle League.

## See also

* Items
* TMs
Infernape

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 **Name (en)** | Infernape

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

* Infernape on Azurilland Wiki
* Infernape on Serebii.net
Clefable

**Name (ko)** | 픽시

Clefable is a
Fairy Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Clefable 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, Cleffa requires 25 to evolve into Clefairy. Clefairy evolves further, which requires 50 to evolve into Clefable.

Clefable **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Clefable 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.
Ho-Oh

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 **Name (ko)** | 칠색조

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

### Fast Moves

Ho-Oh 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

Ho-Oh 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

* Ho-Oh on Azurilland Wiki
* Ho-Oh on Serebii.net
Golbat

Golbat is a
Poison Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Golbat is able to evolve into Crobat by using 100.

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Golbat 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.
Gastly

**Name (ko)** | 고오스

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

## **Evolution**

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

## **Attacks**

Gastly 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
Fearow

**Name (ko)** | 깨비드릴조

Fearow is a
Normal Type and
Flying Type Pokémon originally from the Kanto region (Generation I). Fearow 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**

Spearow requires 50  to evolve to Fearow.

Fearow **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Fearow 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.
Flareon

**Name (ko)** | 부스터

## **Evolution**

Eevee requires 25  to evolve to Flareon.

Flareon **cannot** evolve anymore.

## **Attacks**

Flareon 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**

* In order to choose to evolve Eevee into Flareon, you have to nickname your Eevee "*Pyro*".

## **References**

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

**Name (ko)** | 리자몽

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

## **Evolution**

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

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Charizard 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
  Fire Spin | 12 Damage
  Air Slash | 14 Damage

### Charge Moves

Charizard has the ability to learn four Charge Moves. These Charge Moves are known when caught or can be learned through the use of a Charged TM. During the May 2018 Community Day, Charizard was able to learn the special move Blast Burn. This move was only obtainable during that time.
Celebi

**Name (ko)** | 세레비

Celebi is a
Psychic Type and
Grass Type Pokémon originally from the Johto region (Generation II). Celebi 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

Celebi can be captured by completing the series of Special Research tasks in A Ripple in Time. This special research focuses on the discovery and research of Celebi, until the player is able to capture it.

## Attacks

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

### Fast Moves

Celebi 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
  Charge Beam | 8 Damage

### Charge Moves

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

## Trivia

* The special research task was made available August 16, 2018. Before this, Celebi was featured as a reward during Pokémon GO Fest 2018.
* Celebi will always break free of the first two balls the player successfully lands. The 3rd throw will successfully catch it.

## Gallery

* Pokédex entry for Celebi.
* Pokémon page of Celebi

## References & External Links

* Celebi on Azurilland Wiki
* Celebi on Serebii.net
* Official Announcement of Special Research
Chimchar

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 **Name (fr)** | Ouisticram

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

## References & External Links

* Chimchar on Azurilland Wiki
* Chimchar on Serebii.net
Magby

**Name (ko)** | 마그비

## **Attacks**

Magby 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

## **Trivia**

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