Pokémon GO: Sinnoh Stone Evolution Guide

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A handful of creatures can only evolve when using special items called Sinnoh Stones. While each Pokémon from the Sinnoh region once had a different method for evolution, streamlined it by placing evolution into a single item, the Sinnoh Stone. Finding Sinnoh Stones in can be pretty tricky, as these are typically only given to you as part of a special Timed Research Task event that provide you with the item when completed.

Remember, it is also possible to earn Sinnoh Stones from PvP battles! Check out the video from ZoëTwoDots below to see that in action!

When battling against an AI opponent, trainers will be given a set number of rewards once per day. If trainers battle against other players, they can do this three times per day to earn different types of unique items. It's still luck-based but battling is a player's best bet to earn more Sinnoh Stones in .

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There are 18 Pokémon that have Sinnoh Stone evolutions in. It's important to mention that all Sinnoh evolutions in will cost you at least 100 Candy to reach their final form, but fortunately, there are several ways to earn more candy in . Not only that, but theSinnoh Stone is a one-time use item, meaning that after a Pokémon evolves, trainers will need to get another one to evolve the next Pokémon.

Pokémon

Evolution

Aipom

Ambipom

Dusclops

Dusknoir

Electabuzz

Electivire

Gligar

Gliscor

Kirlia (Male Only)

Gallade

Lickitung

Lickilicky

Magmar

Magmortar

Misdreavus

Mismagius

Murkrow

Honchkrow

Piloswine

Mamoswine

Porygon 2

Porygon-Z

Rhydon

Rhypherior

Roselia

Roserade

Sneasel

Weavile

Snorunt (Female Only)

Froslass

Tangela

Tangrowth

Togetic

Togekiss

Yanma

Yanmega

While most of the Pokémon from the Sinnoh region are available