This is a list of Pokémon that evolve by some kind of status or condition, such as gender, location or time of day. Once the condition is met, the Pokémon needs to level up once more in order to evolve.
This information applies to any games that feature both Pokémon from the chain, so for example in Generations 1-3 the evolution chain with Mamoswine doesn’t exist.
This is a list of Pokémon that evolve upon reaching a certain level, which is the most common evolution method. A few Pokémon also need to meet a condition such as gender to evolve; these are also listed.
This information applies to any games that feature both Pokémon from the chain, so for example in Generation 1 the evolution chains with Tyrogue don’t exist.
Below is a list of Pokémon grouped into their evolutionary chains for easy browsing. The charts also specify the conditions by which they evolve. Note that for most conditional evolutions (such as Friendship), the Pokémon needs to level up once the condition is met in order to evolve. You can also filter by condition using the menu below right.
Pokémon with cross-generation evolutions are shown in the earliest generation its Pokémon appear — for example Pichu is shown in Generation 1 because Pikachu/Raichu are Gen 1. Alolan Forms from Pokémon Sun & Moon are also listed in Generation 1, alongside their non-Alolan counterparts.
About Pokémon evolution
Evolution is a key part of the Pokémon games. Evolving Pokémon makes them stronger and often gives them a wider movepool. Several species of Pokémon are only obtainable through evolution.
There are several methods of evolution, with more variations being added with each game. In Red/Blue/Yellow, a Pokémon might evolve by training it to a certain level, applying an elemental stone, or trading via cable link.
In Gold/Silver/Crystal, additional methods were added, namely friendship level and trading with a held item. Later games added yet more based on things such as gender, time of day or after a certain move is learned.
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