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Pokémon GO: all evolutions with Sinnoh Stone

Pokémon GO: all evolutions with Sinnoh Stone

The Sinnoh Stone is necessary to evolve several creatures of the first, second and third generation of Pokémon like Magneton and Nosepass.

With the introduction of the fourth generation in Pokémon GO in mid-October 2018, there were also evolutions of creatures belonging to Kanto, Johto and Hoenn, such as Lickitung, Sneasel and Kirlia.

To achieve them, you need the Sinnoh Stone (the region of the fourth generation), which can be obtained by fulfilling the weekly research task challenge, among other ways.

With it, and one hundred candies of the corresponding Pokémon, you can get the following evolutions.

  • Magneton with 100 Magnemite candies evolves to Magnezone

  • Rhydon with 100 Rhyhorn candies evolves to Rhyperior

  • Lickitung with 100 candies Lickitung evolves to Lickilicky

  • Tangela with 100 candies Tangela evolves to Tangrowth

  • Electabuzz with 100 candies Electabuzz evolves to Electivire

  • Magmar with 100 candies Magmar evolves to Magmortar

  • Sneasel with 100 candies Sneasel evolves into Weavile

  • Togetic with 100 candies Togepi evolves to Togekiss

  • Yanma with 100 candies Yanma evolves to Yanmega

  • Gligar with 100 candies Gligar evolves to Gliscor

  • Murkrow with 100 candies Murkrow evolves to Honchkrow

  • Kirlia with 100 Ralts candies evolves to Gallade

  • Misdreavus with 100 candies Misdreavus evolves to Mismagius

  • Piloswine with 100 Swinub candies evolves to Mamoswine

  • Dusclops with 100 candies Duskull evolves to Dusknoir

  • Snorunt with 100 candies Snorunt evolves to Frosslass

  • Aipom with 100 candies Aipom evolves to Ambipom

  • Roselia with 100 candies Roselia evolves to Roserade

  • Porygon2 with 100 candies Porygon evolves to Porygon-Z

  • Nosepass with 100 candies Nosepass evolves to Probopass

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Sinnoh Stone can play randomly by claiming Professor Willow's reward after performing seven research tasks or participating in coach matches, although as we say, it depends on the player's luck or not.

It is not the only object in the Niantic game necessary to evolve Pokémon. There are also Dragon Scale, King's Rock, Metal Cladding, Solar Stone and Upgrade. All of them can be obtained randomly by rotating a photodisk of a Poképarada for the seventh consecutive time in a week.

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Chris Watson is a gaming expert and writer. He has loved video games since childhood and has been writing about them for over 15 years. Chris has worked for major gaming magazines where he reviewed new games and wrote strategy guides. He started his own gaming website to share insider tips and in-depth commentary about his favorite games. When he's not gaming or writing, Chris enjoys travel and hiking. His passion is helping other gamers master new games.

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