10 Pokémon That Evolve While Holding An Item
10 Pokémon That Evolve While Holding An Item
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A lot of Pokémon have specific requirements, such as evolving when traded, when given an item, or when holding a designated item.
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Pokémon Sword and Shield continue to be among the most popular Nintendo Switch titles this year, especially with the recent release of the Isle of Armor DLC, the first of the two-part expansion pass content. Though not all of the previous Pokémon have been added to this latest installment yet, players still have more than enough to keep themselves occupied for the time being as they hurry to complete their Pokédexes while adventuring.
To complete your Pokédex, you’ll need to evolve a lot of Pokémon and some of them take more than just reaching a certain level. A lot of Pokémon have specific requirements, such as evolving when traded, when given an item, when friendship reaches a certain point, or when holding an item.
10 Milcery
The Milcery was one of the new Pokémon added with the release of Sword and Shield and quickly became a fan favorite as it has multiple variants when it comes to its evolved form. Milcery has to be holding an item to evolve, a certain type of sweet to be specific, and then players spin on the spot to cause it to evolve.
There are five sweets in total and the type of Alcremie that Milcery evolves into depends on the sweet, the spin direction, the duration of the spin, as well as the time of day it is evolved.
9 Spritzee
Spritzee was added in generation six, making its debut in Pokémon X and Y. These titles were the first time the Fairy-type was introduced as well, not only re-typing some of the older Pokémon who had previously been another type, but also introducing new Fairy-types such as Spritzee.
Spritzee evolves into Aromatisse when it is traded holding the Sachet item. In Sword and Shield, a Sachet can be obtained either by spending 10 BP in Hammerlocke or as a random reward from a Battle Café match.
8 Dusclops
Dusclops is a Ghost-type that was added in generation three, with it evolving from Duskull starting at level 37. However, when generation four arrived, a new evolution was added and Dusclops could then evolve into Dusknoir when it was traded while holding the Reaper Cloth item.
In Sword and Shield, players can obtain the Reaper Cloth item as a one-off discovery in Hammerlocke, as well as being able to purchase them from the Stow-on-Side bargain store, or for the cost of 10 BP, from the NPC in the Poké Center in Hammerlocke.
7 Gligar
Gligar is a Ground/Flying-type Pokémon that was added in generation two, it debuted in Pokémon Gold and Silver and at the time it had no other evolved forms. However, in generation four a new evolution was added for Gligar in the form of Gliscor.
Gligar evolves into Gliscor when it is leveled up at night while holding the Razor Fang item. As of yet, Gligar and Gliscor have not made an appearance in Sword and Shield, though fans hope they will be added as part of the forthcoming The Crown Tundra DLC content.
6 Porygon
Porygon was one of the original 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region and it didn’t receive any further evolutions until generation two when Porygon2 was added. This Normal-type Pokémon evolves when it is traded while holding the Upgrade item.
As Porygon was only recently added to Sword and Shield as part of the Isle of Armor content, its Upgrade item is also available from the same area. It can be found in the Training Lowlands once, or you can obtain more by using the Cram-o-Matic and adding the following items: Yellow Apricorn, Big Nugget, Big Mushroom, and Star Piece.
5 Porygon2
Porygon is unique in that its evolutionary line requires a held item for both of its evolutions. Its next evolution of Porygon Z was added in generation four and Porygon2 will evolve into Porygon Z when it is traded while holding the Dubious Disc item.
One of these Dubious Disc items can be found in the Workout Sea area, while more can also be obtained via the Cram-o-Matic by adding the following items: Pecha Berry and 3 x Comet Shards.
4 Sneasel
Sneasel is a Dark/Ice-type Pokémon that was added in generation two and at the time it had no further evolutions. Generation four added a new evolution for Sneasel when it introduced Weavile, with Sneasel evolving into this next form when it was leveled up at night while holding the Razor Claw item.
In Sword and Shield, there are plenty of places where you can obtain a Razor Claw item. This item appears daily in the Dusty Bowl area, has a chance of being held by a wild Jangmo-o, wild Hakamo-o , or Kommo-o, or can be bought from the Stow-on-Side bargain shop, or for 10 BP from the Hammerlocke NPC.
3 Seadra
Seadra was one of the original 151 Kanto line up from Pokémon Red and Blue, with it evolving from Horsea starting at level 32. However, this evolutionary line got a new addition in generation two when Kingdra was added.
The Water-type Pokémon Seadra evolves into Kingra when it is traded while holding the Dragon Scale item. As another Pokémon that was only recently added in the Isle of Armor, the Dragon Scale can also be found in the new area, either as a one-off item in the Honeycalm sea or additional ones can be made via the Cram-o-Matic by combing 4 Dragon Fang items.
2 Happiny
Chansey was one of the original 151 Pokémon from Pokémon Red and Blue and at the time it was a Pokémon that had no other evolutionary forms. However, later generations would add more forms to Chansey’s line, with the final addition being the Baby Pokémon Happiny in generation six.
Happiny evolves into Chansey when it is leveled up during the day time while holding the Oval Stone item. The Oval Stone item can be obtained from wild Happinys, as there is a chance it will be holding this item when caught.
1 Swirlix
Swirlix was added in generation six, making its debut in Pokémon X and Y. It is a Fairy-type Pokémon that evolves into Slurpuff when it is traded to another player while holding the Whipped Dream item. Once evolved, the Whipped Dream is consumed.
If you’re looking to evolve your Swilix in Sword and Shield, you can obtain a Whipped Dream item either as a random reward from a Battle Café match or by paying 10 BP to the NPC in Hammerlocke’s Poké Center.
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