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Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen (FRLG)

Evolution Chart: How to Evolve All Pokemon

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Pokemon FRLG - Evolution Chart How to Evolve All Pokemon

Pokemon can evolve by leveling up, giving evolution stones or items, maxing friendship, or trading locally in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen (FRLG). Check out our Pokemon evolution chart and learn more about the evolution levels and conditions of each Pokemon here!

How to Evolve All Pokemon

Evolving Guide



Level Up Your Pokemon

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Most Pokemon evolve just by reaching a certain level. Gain EXP by winning battles against trainers or by using Rare Candies.

EXP Farming Guide: How to Level Up Fast

Evolve with Evolution Stones and Items

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Some Pokemon can evolve by simply giving them an evolution stone or item. Make sure the Pokemon you want to evolve is in your party holding the specific stone or item. The Evolution Stone or item will be consumed once given to the Pokemon.

All Stone Evolution Pokemon

Evolve by Maxing Friendship (Happiness)

Take Pokemon to Daisy Oak for Grooming

Some of the newer Pokemon can evolve by maxing out their friendship. Increase friendship by leveling, winning battles, walking, grooming, taking Vitamins, or using items like the Soothe Bell that increase friendship gain.

All Friendship (Happiness) Evolutions

Evolve by Trading Locally

Evolve by Trading Locally

Lastly, you can evolve some Pokemon by trading locally on the second floor of any Pokemon Center. Remember that some trade evolutions have special conditions, like having a Pokemon hold an item before being traded.

All Trade Evolution Pokemon

Pokemon Evolution Chart and Conditions

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Two-Stage Three-Stage Branch Evolutions

All Pokemon with Two-Stage Evolutions

Base Form Condition Evolved Form
Pokemon FRLG - Rattata Rattata Lv. 20
Pokemon FRLG - Raticate Raticate
Pokemon FRLG - Spearow Spearow Lv. 20
Pokemon FRLG - Fearow Fearow
Pokemon FRLG - Ekans Ekans Lv. 22
Pokemon FRLG - Arbok Arbok
Pokemon FRLG - Sandshrew Sandshrew Lv. 22
Pokemon FRLG - Sandslash Sandslash
Pokemon FRLG - Vulpix Vulpix Use Fire Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Ninetales Ninetales
Pokemon FRLG - Paras Paras Lv. 24
Pokemon FRLG - Parasect Parasect
Pokemon FRLG - Venonat Venonat Lv. 31
Pokemon FRLG - Venomoth Venomoth
Pokemon FRLG - Diglett Diglett Lv. 26
Pokemon FRLG - Dugtrio Dugtrio
Pokemon FRLG - Meowth Meowth Lv. 28
Pokemon FRLG - Persian Persian
Pokemon FRLG - Psyduck Psyduck Lv. 33
Pokemon FRLG - Golduck Golduck
Pokemon FRLG - Mankey Mankey Lv. 28
Pokemon FRLG - Primeape Primeape
Pokemon FRLG - Growlithe Growlithe Use Fire Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Arcanine Arcanine
Pokemon FRLG - Tentacool Tentacool Lv. 30
Pokemon FRLG - Tentacruel Tentacruel
Pokemon FRLG - Ponyta Ponyta Lv. 40
Pokemon FRLG - Rapidash Rapidash
Pokemon FRLG - Magnemite Magnemite Lv. 30
Pokemon FRLG - Magneton Magneton
Pokemon FRLG - Doduo Doduo Lv. 31
Pokemon FRLG - Dodrio Dodrio
Pokemon FRLG - Seel Seel Lv. 34
Pokemon FRLG - Dewgong Dewgong
Pokemon FRLG - Grimer Grimer Lv. 38
Pokemon FRLG - Muk Muk
Pokemon FRLG - Shellder Shellder Use Water Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Cloyster Cloyster
Pokemon FRLG - Drowzee Drowzee Lv. 26
Pokemon FRLG - Hypno Hypno
Pokemon FRLG - Krabby Krabby Lv. 28
Pokemon FRLG - Kingler Kingler
Pokemon FRLG - Voltorb Voltorb Lv. 30
Pokemon FRLG - Electrode Electrode
Pokemon FRLG - Exeggcute Exeggcute Lv. 30
Pokemon FRLG - Exeggutor Exeggutor
Pokemon FRLG - Cubone Cubone Lv. 28
Pokemon FRLG - Marowak Marowak
Pokemon FRLG - Koffing Koffing Lv. 35
Pokemon FRLG - Weezing Weezing
Pokemon FRLG - Rhyhorn Rhyhorn Lv. 42
Pokemon FRLG - Rhydon Rhydon
Pokemon FRLG - Goldeen Goldeen Lv. 33
Pokemon FRLG - Seaking Seaking
Pokemon FRLG - Staryu Staryu Use Water Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Starmie Starmie
Pokemon FRLG - Magikarp Magikarp Lv. 20
Pokemon FRLG - Gyarados Gyarados
Pokemon FRLG - Omanyte Omanyte Lv. 40
Pokemon FRLG - Omastar Omastar
Pokemon FRLG - Kabuto Kabuto Lv. 40
Pokemon FRLG - Kabutops Kabutops
Pokemon FRLG - Magby Magby Lv. 30
Pokemon FRLG - Magmar Magmar
Pokemon FRLG - Elekid Elekid Lv. 30
Pokemon FRLG - Electabuzz Electabuzz
Pokemon FRLG - Onix Onix via Trade
Pokemon FRLG - Steelix Steelix
Pokemon FRLG - Scyther Scyther via Trade
Pokemon FRLG - Scizor Scizor
Pokemon FRLG - Porygon Porygon via Trade
Pokemon FRLG - Porygon2 Porygon2
Pokemon FRLG - Chansey Chansey High Friendship
Pokemon FRLG - Blissey Blissey
Pokemon FRLG - Sentret Sentret Lv. 15
Pokemon FRLG - Furret Furret
Pokemon FRLG - Ledyba Ledyba Lv. 18
Pokemon FRLG - Ledian Ledian
Pokemon FRLG - Spinarak Spinarak Lv. 22
Pokemon FRLG - Ariados Ariados
Pokemon FRLG - Natu Natu Lv. 25
Pokemon FRLG - Xatu Xatu
Pokemon FRLG - Swinub Swinub Lv. 33
Pokemon FRLG - Piloswine Piloswine
Pokemon FRLG - Slugma Slugma Lv. 38
Pokemon FRLG - Magcargo Magcargo
Pokemon FRLG - Remoraid Remoraid Lv. 25
Pokemon FRLG - Octillery Octillery
Pokemon FRLG - Phanpy Phanpy Lv. 25
Pokemon FRLG - Donphan Donphan
Pokemon FRLG - Wooper Wooper Lv. 20
Pokemon FRLG - Quagsire Quagsire

All Pokemon with Three-Stage Evolutions

All Pokemon with Branch Evolutions

All Eevee Evolutions

Pokemon FRLG - Eevee Eevee Use Water Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Vaporeon Vaporeon
Use Thunderstone
Pokemon FRLG - Jolteon Jolteon
Use Fire Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Flareon Flareon

To evolve Eevee, players have to use one of three Evolutionary Stones on it at any level. An easy way to get these stones is in the Celadon Department Store, on the 4th floor. The stones can also be found as dropped or hidden items in various areas!

Celadon City Location Guide

All Tyrogue Evolutions

Pokemon FRLG - Tyrogue Tyrogue Lv. 20 with Atk. Stat < Def. Stat Pokemon FRLG - Hitmonchan Hitmonchan
Lv. 20 with Atk. Stat > Def. Stat
Pokemon FRLG - Hitmonlee Hitmonlee
Lv. 20 with Atk. Stat = Def. Stat
Pokemon FRLG - Hitmontop Hitmontop

Tyrogue evolves based on its ATK and DEF stats at Level 20. To manipulate these stats for the desired evolution, players can make use of stat-boosting items, or do EV Training to increase the appropriate stat (or keep them equal).

EV Training Guide

All Poliwag Evolutions

Pokemon FRLG - Poliwag Poliwag Lv. 25
Pokemon FRLG - Poliwhirl Poliwhirl
Use Water Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Poliwrath Poliwrath
via Trade with a King's Rock
Pokemon FRLG - Politoed Politoed

Poliwag follows a standard evolution flow for its second stage, evolving naturally at level 25 into Poliwhirl. From there, however, players have the option of using a Water Stone to evolve into Poliwrath, or trade the Poliwhirl with a King's Rock to evolve into a Politoed.

All Oddish Evolutions

Pokemon FRLG - Oddish Oddish Lv. 21
Pokemon FRLG - Gloom Gloom
Use Leaf Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Vileplume Vileplume
Use Sun Stone
Pokemon FRLG - Bellossom Bellossom

Similarly, Oddish can evolve into Gloom naturally at level 21. Gloom then has the option of using a Leaf Stone to evolve into Vileplume, or a Sun Stone to evolve into Bellossom.

Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen Related Guides

Pokemon FRLG - TnT Slim

Beginner's Guides

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General Guides
Shiny Hunting Guide and Shiny Odds All Gift Pokemon
Rival's Canon Name Protagonist's Canon Name
Lt. Surge Puzzle Guide All Move Tutors and Important NPCs
Best Gym Order -
How-To Guides
How to Get Shiny Starters How to Soft Reset
How to Trade How to Open the Main Menu
How to Find Hidden Items How to Use Key Items
How to Get the Bike How to Get Old Rod
How to Get Good Rod How to Get Super Rod
How to Get the Old Man Out of Route 2 How to Get to Three Island
How to Register Items to Select Key How to Use Potions
How to Use Repel How to Get Silph Scope
How to Get Gold Teeth How to Get Macho Brace
How to Get Coin Case How to Get the Mystic Ticket
How to Get the Aurora Ticket How to Get to Sevii Islands
How to Get the Poke Flute How to Stop Pokemon From Evolving
How to Evolve All Pokemon How to Wake Up Snorlax
How to Check Friendship (Happiness) How to Fast Travel
How to Win at Slots in the Casino How to Get the Legendary Dogs
How to Break Rocks and Other Obstacles How to Get Berries
How to Catch 60 Pokemon Fast How to Get All 3 Starters
How to Get to Resort Gorgeous How to Get Luxury Balls
Location Guides
Move Deleter Location Move Relearner Location
Where to Get The Running Shoes All Incense Locations
Amulet Coin Location Where to Find Lucky Egg and Odds
Yellow Flute Location VS Seeker Location
EXP Share Location Itemfinder Location
Rare Candy Locations Pokemon Day Care Location
All Professor Oak Aides Locations and Rewards Where to Buy Ultra Balls
Master Ball Location and Who to Use It On Name Rater Location: How to Change Nickname
All Rare Pokemon Locations Magikarp Salesman Location: How to Get Magikarp Early
Selphy Location and Rewards -
Status Effect Guides
All Status Effects Poison
Paralysis Burn
Freeze Confusion
Sleep -
Frequently Asked Questions
Can You Get Mew? Best Natures for Starters
The Best Natures for Every Pokemon Which Fossil Should You Choose?
Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan? Mega Punch or Mega Kick?
Is There a Physical and Special Attack Split? Are There Fairy Types?
Can You Complete the Kanto Dex? Can You Complete the National Dex?
Can You Get a 4-Star Trainer Card? Can You Get Pokerus?
What are STAB Moves? Differences from the Original GBA Versions
How Long to Beat Best Eevee Evolution

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