الوسم: Pokemon Let’s Go

  • Ultimate Guide to Pokémon Let’s Go Evolution Chart

    Ultimate Guide to Pokémon Let’s Go Evolution Chart

    Are you ready to quench your desire to collect and register Pokémon in your Pokédex? Worry not! Our Pokémon Let’s Go Evolution Chart is here to guide you.

    Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee includes most of the classic Generation 1 Pokémon: there are about 80 Normal Pokémon, excluding the Alolan forms. If you’ve played any of the earlier Pokémon games by GameFreak, you’re likely aware that evolving a Pokémon involves meeting specific criteria.

    These criteria can range from using appropriate Evolution Stones to the more classic leveling-up method. Some Pokémon might also need to be traded with another player to evolve during the exchange. This guide aims to present the complete Evolution chart for Pokémon Let’s Go.

    Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu/Eevee Evolution Chart

    Here, you will discover the comprehensive Evolution chart, detailing how to evolve various Pokémon and achieve their Mega Evolutions.

    Pokémon Requirement to Evolve Stage 2 Evolution Requirement to Evolve Stage 3 Evolution Mega Stone Name Mega Evolution
    Bulbasaur Level 16 Ivysaur Level 32 Venusaur Venusaurite Mega Venusaur
    Charmander Level 16 Charmeleon Level 36 Charizard Charizardite X Mega Charizard X
    Charmander Level 16 Charmeleon Level 36 Charizard Charizardite Y Mega Charizard Y
    Squirtle Level 16 Wartortle Level 36 Blastoise Blastoisinite Mega Blastoise
    Caterpie Level 7 Metapod Level 10 Butterfree
    Weedle Level 7 Kakuna Level 10 Beedrill Beedrillite Mega Beedrill
    Pidgey Level 18 Pidgeotto Level 36 Pidgeot Pidgeotite Mega Pidgeot
    Rattata Level 20 Raticate
    Spearow Level 20 Fearow
    Ekans Level 22 Arbok
    Pikachu Thunder Stone Raichu
    Sandshrew Level 22 Sandslash
    Nidoran (Female) Level 16 Nidorina (Female) Moon Stone Nidoqueen
    Nidoran (Male) Level 16 Nidorina (Male) Moon Stone Nidoking
    Clefairy Moonstone Clefable
    Vulpix Fire Stone Ninetales
    Jigglypuff Moonstone Wigglytuff
    Zubat Level 22 Golbat Can’t Crobat
    Oddish Level 21 Gloom Leaf Stone Vileplume
    Paras Level 24 Parasect
    Venonat Level 31 Venomoth
    Diglett Level 26 Dugtrio
    Meowth Level 28 Persian
    Psyduck Level 33 Golduck
    Mankey Level 28 Primeape
    Growlithe Fire Stone Arcanine
    Poliwag Level 25 Poliwhirl Water Stone Poliwrath
    Abra Level 16 Kadabra Via Trading Alakazam Alakazite Mega Alakazam
    Machop Level 28 Machoke Via Trading Machamp
    Bellsprout Level 21 Weepinbell Leaf Stone Victreebel
    Tentacool Level 30 Tentacruel
    Geodude Level 25 Graveler Via Trading Golem
    Ponyta Level 40 Rapidash
    Slowpoke nil Slowbro Can’t Slowking Slowbronite Mega Slowbro
    Magnemite Level 30 Magneton
    Farfetch’d
    Doduo Level 31 Dodrio
    Seel Level 34 Dewgong
    Grimer Level 38 Muk
    Shellder Water Stone Cloyster
    Gastly Level 25 Haunter Via Trading Gengar Gengarite Mega Gengar
    Onix
    Drowzee Level 26 Hypno
    Krabby Level 28 Kingler
    Voltorb Level 30 Electrode
    Exeggcute Leaf Stone Exeggutor
    Cubone nil Marowak
    Hitmonlee
    Hitmonchan
    Lickitung
    Koffing Level 35 Weezing
    Rhyhorn Level 42 Rhydon
    Chansey
    Tangela
    Kangaskhan Kangaskhanite Mega Kangaskhan
    Horsea Level 32 Seadra
    Goldeen Level 33 Seaking
    Staryu Water Stone Starmie Can’t No Staraptor lmao
    Mr. Mime
    Scyther
    Jynx
    Electrabuzz
    Magmar
    Pinsir Pinsirite Mega Pinsir
    Tauros
    Magikarp Level 20 Gyarados Gyaradosite Mega Gyarados
    Lapras
    Ditto
    Eevee Water Stone Vaporeon
    Eevee Electric Stone Jolteon
    Eevee Fire Stone Flareon
    Porygon
    Omanyte
    Kabuto Level 40 Kabutops
    Aerodactyl Aerodactylite Mega Aerodactyl
    Snorlax
    Dratini Level 40 Dragonair Level 58 Dragonite
    Mewtwo Mewtwonite X Mega Mewtwo X
    Mewtwo Mewtwonite Y Mega Mewtwo Y
    Mew
    Meltan nil Melmetal

    When you see ‘Nil’, it indicates that these cannot evolve. You must find their evolved forms either through Pokémon Go or from other NPCs.

    Pokémon Let’s Go Alolan Evolution Chart

    Pokemon Let's Go Evolution

    Below, you will find the evolution chart for all Alolan Pokémon:

    Pokémon Requirement to Evolve Stage 2 Evolution Requirement to Evolve Stage 3 Evolution
    Pikachu Trade through an NPC Alolan Raichu
    Alolan Sandshrew Ice Stone OR Level 22 Alolan Sandslash
    Alolan Vulpix Ice Stone Alolan Ninetales
    Alolan Diglett Level 26 Alolan Dugtrio
    Alolan Meowth Level 28 Alolan Persian
    Alolan Geodude Level 25 Alolan Graveler Trade through an NPC Alolan Golem
    Alolan Grimer Level 38 Alolan Muk
    Exeggcute Trade through an NPC Alolan Exeggutor
    Alolan Rattata Level 20 Alolan Raticate
    Cubone Trade through an NPC Alolan Marowak

    Ali Hasan is a writer at SegmentNext.com with a passion for immersive action RPGs and compelling storylines. His tools of choice are controllers and keyboards.





  • Pokémon Let’s Go Endgame: What Are Your Next Steps?

    Pokémon Let’s Go Endgame: What Are Your Next Steps?

    In Pokemon Let’s Go, a wealth of endgame content awaits you, accessible after defeating the Elite Four and your Rival.

    Completing the main storyline will take approximately 35 hours. Once you’ve wrapped up the game, a variety of activities opens up. We’ll walk you through each of them step by step, so you can navigate easily without aimlessly searching for new adventures.

    1. Discover the Cerulean Cave

    The game maintains the Kanto tradition, allowing you to enter the Cerulean Cave after clearing the Pokémon League in Pokemon Let’s Go. When you arrive at the cave entrance, you must defeat the Coach Trainer in your way.

    For your efforts, you’ll gain TM60 and Megahorn, and the cave door will be open to you. Once inside, you’ll face a range of incredibly strong and challenging Pokémon. The cave layout is easier to navigate, as there’s no need for the top-down perspective.

    Explore the first level, then find the ladder to ascend to the second floor located in the Northwest corner of the cave. Upon reaching the second floor, head far right and then down to reach a body of water where you can use Sea Skim to move left.

    As you approach Mewtwo for the battle, be cautious; he is at Level 70 and has enhanced stats.

    2. Capture Mewtwo

    To capture Mewtwo, you’ll need to battle him like any other Pokémon. After you exit the cave, your Rival will be waiting and mention that Green was also attempting to catch Mewtwo. You’ll then engage her in battle.

    Green is a challenging opponent, but if you’ve caught Mewtwo, you should have no trouble. Just make sure to heal your team before the fight starts. Upon defeating Green, she’ll gift you five PokeBalls that you can add to your inventory.

    3. Rematch the Trainers

    Once you reach the endgame, you can challenge the trainers you’ve faced previously in Pokemon Let’s Go. The most significant battles will be against the Elite Four and your Rival.

    You’ll face them again, but this time their Pokémon will be at +10 levels, and each trainer will have an Alolan variant. For more details on battling the Elite Four and your Rival for the second time, check out our Pokemon Let’s Go Elite Four Guide.

    You can also revisit Team Rocket. Look for Jesse and James on Route 17 to battle them and earn the Blast-Off Clothing Set.

    Simply reply ‘Well…’ when they invite you to join Team Rocket. You can also confront Executive Archer by visiting their hideout and climbing to the top floor, located in Celadon City.

    Additionally, you can challenge Mina for more Bottle Caps; she can be found in the Port area of Vermilion City.

    Once she’s defeated, she’ll reward you with a Bottle Cap. This challenge can be done repeatedly, but you are limited to one challenge per day. Lastly, you can battle coach trainer Morimoto in Celadon City. You’ll find him in the Condominiums, and after you beat him, you’ll earn 10 PP Maxes.

    4. Hyper Train Your Pokémon

    Another option in the endgame is to visit the Pokémon Day Care on Route 5 in Let’s Go. Here, you can hyper train your Pokémon and boost their levels to 100 instantly.

    Keep in mind that you’ll need to provide a Bottle Cap or Gold Bottle Cap to the attendant to hyper train your Pokémon.

    Since you can earn a Bottle Cap daily from Mina in Vermilion City, getting your Pokémon to Level 100 is merely a matter of time in the endgame.