How does phanpy evolve in explorers of sky

It does so by skipping nickname reads at Luminous Spring. If you have an Action Replay for the DS, try out the following code! Moves and nicknames are the two major important things that need explanation. There's visual changes in the Pokemon, naturally. When the Pokemon evolves, it looks different, gets a different animation, and its classification in the Summary is also different.

All this is visual, but sometimes it gives a clue that your Butterfree can hover around where that Metapod couldn't. For stats, it gains a set boost. However, the EXP is reset to the lowest possible amount while still keeping the Pokemon at the same level. Some evolutions change type, like when you evolve an Eevee.

Some change body size, such as Mantyke to Mantine. Some give different mobility, and Kakuna to Beedrill is one. And if nothing else, remember that you can save before you evolve anything, and if you try it out and find you don't like it, you can reset and load your saved game. On a final note, evolving your starters will change their waking up animation with each game day.

Specifically, they will look as though they are walking in place rather than waking up. This hardly looks appealing, but it's simply a visual change. This gives [Hover] mobility to the Pokemon with this IQ Skill, meaning the evolution to Altaria wouldn't reduce mobility at all, with enough gummis.

Those mechanics simply don't exist here. Instead of happiness, the game uses IQ to see if it's ready. For levels, just level up. Not high enough? Level up more! For items, Kecleon shops in certain dungeons have most of them. There are three items not found in them, but are found in high-rank jobs or Golden Chambers.

A few might even be found in boxes dropped by enemy Pokemon. For IQ, eat those gummis already! Usually 2-star is needed. For the right move, it usually involves leveling up to get the move anyway.

If you forget it, Electivire's Link Shop can help you remember it. For the right gender, search odd floors for male and even floors for female. Recruits from jobs and Spinda's Cafe tend to be randomly male or female, however. All gender-based evolution is paired with some other requirement. Mantyke needs a Remoraid to evolve. Just have one recruited and existing in your list of recruited Pokemon. Notes There are evolutions that require a high enough level. The most straight-forward evolution requirement!

Simply be a high enough level, and the Pokemon can evolve. Usually, there's no strings attached. It's just pure level! Basically, enter some dungeon, beat stuff up, and get EXP. How you beat stuff up and where you beat them up may give EXP at different speeds.

Other than that, later dungeons tend to give more EXP than earlier dungeons. Also, depending on how you defeat them, each enemy also give varying EXP. It is not necessary to defeat a foe with a move to get the full EXP, just hit once with a move! Also, each member of your current team will get full EXP, no matter how many Pokemon. They are handy to have. There are 9 evolutions that should be noted for having something unusual about them Tyrogue has 3 different evolutions.

They depend on what his stats are. In particular, whether his Attack is greater than his Defense. If Attack is higher than Defense, Tyrogue becomes Hitmonlee. If Attack is lower than Defense, Tyrogue becomes Hitmonchan.

If the two stats are equal, then Tyrogue becomes Hitmontop. If you're having some trouble, recall that Protein raises Attack by 3 and Iron raises Defense by 3. If that's not good enough, you can also try gummis for some chance of raising one of these stats by 1.

Be patient, it'll work eventually! Wurmple has 2 different evolutions. Which one the game chooses is determined long before you attempt the evolution, so don't bother resetting hoping it changes. It's unfortunate, since you can't tell what Wurmple will become when you first get one.

Hope the next one works out When Nincada evolves, you'll see the usual animation where Ninjask hovers where Nincada once stood. But take a look in Chimecho's Assembly, and what a surprise, a Shedinja sits in there quite suddenly! There will be an extra option that allows you to name the newcomer Shedinja, but only once. This Shedinja has the same stats and moves as the Nincada prior to evolution.

You may want to boost Nincada's stats a bit prior to evolving. Shedinja also follows the usual rules about remembering the previous form's moves. Burmy evolves to Wormadam or Mothim depending on gender. Female for Wormadam, and male for Mothim. Combee only evolves if its gender is female. Male Combee will never evolve. You just need to have the item. It doesn't matter if it's in your bag or in the storage at the time, you can evolve whenever you feel like, as long as you have it.

The item is used up and disappears upon evolution, so you'll need replacements if you're not done with the item. However, some evolutions may take 2 items. That's fine, just have both items somewhere in your bag or storage. And yet other item-based evolutions use IQ as another requirement. Simply have the appropriate item and feed enough gummis to meet both.

Dawn Stone needs the right gender, so check that as well. Certain Kecleon shops have evolution items. They hold nearly all evolution items, and these shops are a decent source of these items.

They tend to be pricey -- all of them cost , or for a leader with Haggler. Fire Stone You will need to escort a client to the destination floor, but the floor will, amazingly enough, be replaced by a gold sparkly chamber. In this chamber are two Deluxe Boxes containing gold items.

Among the possible items is a Sun Ribbon. As it's blocked off by water, you will need a Pokemon that can travel over water, or items that can remove water or grant mobility. On a final note, it is possible to find some of these items from the random boxes that enemy Pokemon may drop. But other than the fact I found an Electirizer from one box, I have no further information.

The Pokemon here needs 2. It's actually closer to 2. IQv is what I call a hidden number. It starts at 1 and maxes out at You get a rough idea of how much IQv you have by looking at the stars. If you need IQ, you use Gummis. Think of the Gummi having an attack type, and you're "attacking" the Pokemon with it. The more effective the "attack" would be, the higher the boost. If the Pokemon has two types, then "attack" both types separately and ignore the weaker boost.

Sure, Ground attacks are nearly useless against Golbat's Flying-type, but being super-effective versus Poison-types, a Brown Gummi is still a good choice. This makes Pokemon with two types easier to boost with gummis. And certain good drinks at Spinda's Cafe provide various small boosts, perhaps 2 or 3. While you may hit 1. In fact, it's as low as 60 for 1.

Here are the ranges of possible IQv for each: 1. While the requirements are indeed 1. All other Pokemon will have to guess when they're ready. Or get that extra half-star, since it's so close anyway. Because learning the move requires a high enough level, it's almost like a level-up requirement.

Though, I suppose one can eat Doom Seeds after getting the move if you want to see how the game reacts. If, for any reason, you don't learn the required move and you are beyond the level, you can go to Electivire's Link Shop to remember the lost move. Then you can evolve with no problems. This can be done at any time you wish, as the level needed for Piloswine to learn AncientPower is 1.

Wild Piloswine could have the move already known, but if not, a trip to Electivire can fix that real easy. In fact, you are only charged when you actually link moves. Remembering moves are completely free. All five of them have a secondary requirement. If you're having trouble finding a Pokemon of the right gender, I advise searching odd-numbered floors for male Pokemon and even-numbered floors for female. If you have a male Kirlia, you can pick either the level evolution or the Dawn Stone evolution, as an example.

Nothing is stopping you from having male Gardevoir or female Glalie. Seeing as there's only one Pokemon that evolves under this sort of requirement, I'll mention where to find Mantyke. They appear in Miracle Sea. Reason I'm mentioning this is because it's kind of difficult to evolve a Mantyke if you don't have one to begin with.

As for actually evolving a Mantyke, you need to have a Remoraid in the list of Pokemon seen in Chimecho's Assembly. Just having one is enough, and it does not matter whether one is in your current party. As long as you have a Remoraid, evolution of Mantyke is possible.

If you are having trouble finding one, I would suggest going through one of these places a few times and hope you are successful. But should you lose the Remoraid, evolution would become unavailable again.

And there are two ways to lose this Remoraid: Say "farewell" to it at Chimecho's Assembly, or evolve it to Octillery, and thus is no longer a Remoraid to help with your evolution requirements. Unlike actual items, Remoraid won't vanish when you evolve Mantyke. Besides, Remoraid isn't an item! These are all the Pokemon that don't evolve into something else and there are no Pokemon that evolves into them.

Don't bother looking. I list out every evolution line here. I also mention when moves are finished being learned so you can decide when you want to evolve. Especially the moves. Those can be lost forever if you evolve some Pokemon too early. Others may learn them merely a few levels later, and yet some others have no reason to wait, other than to keep their cute looks. While I did add search tags, putting an index of them here is unwieldy, considering I have of them.

I left the tags in so if you look on the right side, you have some clue at what you're looking at. The later forms can't learn this move. Evolve early, and you'll miss it. That's it. Level up to 15 before evolving! Evolve whenever you want. Butterfree hovers, unlike Metapod or Caterpie. It may be helpful to evolve to gain this mobility. Then again, there's a lot of other reasons anyway! Beedrill hovers, unlike Kakuna or Weedle. Wait until Nidoran f hits level 45 or Nidorina hits level 58 before evolving.

Whichever one you wait for doesn't matter, as either choice or even both will let Nidoqueen remember all earlier forms' moves. Wait until Nidoran m hits level 45 or Nidorino hits level 58 before evolving.

Whichever one you wait for doesn't matter, as either choice or even both will let Nidoking remember all earlier forms' moves. It also makes Ghost-type enemies Exposed, which allows Normal- and Fighting-type moves to hit them. Defense Curl. It boosts your Defense. The stat returns to normal when you go to the next floor or step on a Wonder Tile.

It damages an enemy up to 5 times or until it misses. The power goes up after you use Defense Curl! Natural Gift. It damages an enemy. If you're holding food, such as Berries or seeds, the move's type will change and the power will go up. You'll get the Enduring status and hang on with 1 HP even if you take big damage. But its chance of failure rises if you use it after you've already used a move that blocks enemies' attacks.

Take Down. Last Resort. It deals big damage to an enemy. But it won't hit unless you have a move with 0 PP remaining. The more moves you have with 0 PP, the more powerful this move becomes. Double Team. It boosts your evasiveness. It damages all Pokemon in the same room except for you.

It can also damage Pokemon that are underground while using Dig. Echoed Voice. It damages enemies. It causes more damage if its used repeatedly. The power also goes up when you use it after a teammate uses it. The damage it causes goes up if you have a bad status. It also prevents your Attack from being lowered when you use this move while you have a Burn. The less you have opened up to your team, the more powerful this move will be. Hidden Power.

You'll Protect yourself from enemies' moves. You'll get the Napping condition. With the Napping condition, you'll fall asleep, awakening later with all your HP restored and bad statuses healed.

The more you've opened up to your team, the more powerful this move will be. It blows an enemy away in a straight line. If the enemy crashes into any Pokemon or a wall, both Pokemon take damage. Rock Slide. Rock Tomb. It causes more damage if your teammate in the same room just used the same move. Has nothing to do with Eevee.

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