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Pokémon Evolution Stones: Every Stone and What It Evolves

9 listopada 2026 · 5 min czytania

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There are 10 evolution stones in the main Pokémon games, and between them they evolve 52 Pokémon. Use a stone from your bag on a compatible Pokémon and it evolves on the spot, with no level needed. The lists below combine PokéAPI's evolution data with Serebii's item pages, and also cover the other bag items that work the same way, such as apples, armor and teacups.

Last checked: November 9, 2026.

All evolution stones at a glance

Stone Pokémon it evolves Examples
Fire Stone 5 Growlithe, Vulpix, Eevee
Water Stone 6 Staryu, Shellder, Eevee
Thunder Stone 7 Pikachu, Magneton, Eevee
Leaf Stone 7 Exeggcute, Weepinbell, Eevee
Moon Stone 6 Clefairy, Jigglypuff, Nidorino
Sun Stone 5 Sunkern, Petilil, Gloom
Shiny Stone 4 Togetic, Roselia, Floette
Dusk Stone 4 Murkrow, Misdreavus, Lampent
Dawn Stone 2 Male Kirlia, female Snorunt
Ice Stone 6 Eevee, Crabrawler, Cetoddle

Eevee is the only Pokémon with five stone evolutions: Fire, Water, Thunder, Leaf and Ice. Our Eevee evolutions guide covers the other three Eeveelutions too.

Fire Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Vulpix Ninetales
Growlithe Arcanine
Eevee Flareon
Pansear Simisear
Capsakid Scovillain

Water Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Poliwhirl Poliwrath
Shellder Cloyster
Staryu Starmie
Eevee Vaporeon
Lombre Ludicolo
Panpour Simipour

Thunder Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Pikachu Raichu
Magneton Magnezone
Eevee Jolteon
Nosepass Probopass
Eelektrik Eelektross
Charjabug Vikavolt
Tadbulb Bellibolt

Leaf Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Gloom Vileplume
Weepinbell Victreebel
Exeggcute Exeggutor
Nuzleaf Shiftry
Pansage Simisage
Eevee Leafeon
Hisuian Voltorb Hisuian Electrode

Regular Voltorb still evolves by leveling up. Only the Hisuian form needs a Leaf Stone.

Moon Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Nidorina Nidoqueen
Nidorino Nidoking
Clefairy Clefable
Jigglypuff Wigglytuff
Skitty Delcatty
Munna Musharna

Sun Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Gloom Bellossom
Sunkern Sunflora
Cottonee Whimsicott
Petilil Lilligant
Helioptile Heliolisk

Gloom has two stone options: a Leaf Stone gives Vileplume and a Sun Stone gives Bellossom.

Shiny Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Togetic Togekiss
Roselia Roserade
Minccino Cinccino
Floette Florges

Dusk Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Murkrow Honchkrow
Misdreavus Mismagius
Lampent Chandelure
Doublade Aegislash

Dawn Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Kirlia (male only) Gallade
Snorunt (female only) Froslass

The Dawn Stone checks gender. A female Kirlia or a male Snorunt won't react to it.

Ice Stone

Pokémon Evolves into
Alolan Vulpix Alolan Ninetales
Alolan Sandshrew Alolan Sandslash
Galarian Darumaka Galarian Darmanitan
Eevee Glaceon
Crabrawler Crabominable
Cetoddle Cetitan

The Ice Stone first appeared in Sun and Moon, which makes it the newest of the ten stones.

Stones that replaced special locations

Several Pokémon used to evolve by leveling up in one specific place. In newer games, they use a stone instead:

Evolution Older games Newer games
Eevee to Leafeon Level up near a special mossy rock Leaf Stone
Eevee to Glaceon Level up near a special icy rock Ice Stone
Magneton to Magnezone Level up in a special area such as Mt. Coronet or Chargestone Cave Thunder Stone
Nosepass to Probopass Level up in the same special areas Thunder Stone
Charjabug to Vikavolt Level up at Vast Poni Canyon or Blush Mountain Thunder Stone
Crabrawler to Crabominable Level up on Mount Lanakila Ice Stone

If you're playing an older game, check its own method before you spend a stone.

Other evolution items you use like a stone

Newer generations added items that work exactly like stones: pick the item in your bag and use it on the Pokémon.

Item Pokémon Evolves into
Tart Apple Applin Flapple
Sweet Apple Applin Appletun
Syrupy Apple Applin Dipplin
Cracked Pot or Chipped Pot Sinistea Polteageist
Unremarkable Teacup or Masterpiece Teacup Poltchageist Sinistcha
Auspicious Armor Charcadet Armarouge
Malicious Armor Charcadet Ceruledge
Metal Alloy Duraludon Archaludon
Galarica Cuff Galarian Slowpoke Galarian Slowbro
Galarica Wreath Galarian Slowpoke Galarian Slowking
Black Augurite Scyther Kleavor
Peat Block Ursaring Ursaluna
Scroll of Darkness Kubfu Single Strike Urshifu
Scroll of Waters Kubfu Rapid Strike Urshifu

In Legends: Arceus, the Peat Block only works during a full moon.

Items a Pokémon holds to evolve

Some items aren't used from the bag. The Pokémon holds them and then levels up at the right time of day:

Item Pokémon Evolves into When
Razor Claw Sneasel Weavile Level up at night
Razor Claw Hisuian Sneasel Sneasler Level up during the day
Razor Fang Gligar Gliscor Level up at night
Oval Stone Happiny Chansey Level up during the day

Items such as the Metal Coat, King's Rock and Dragon Scale only work when the holder is traded. See our list of Pokémon that evolve by trading.

How to use an evolution stone

  1. Open your bag and find the stone. In most games it's with your other items or evolution items.
  2. Select the stone and choose Use. The game shows which party Pokémon can use it.
  3. Pick the Pokémon. It evolves right away, and the stone is used up.

A stone evolution can't be undone. Some Pokémon learn moves at different levels before and after evolving, so check its moves first if you want something specific.

Where to get evolution stones

Where stones turn up depends on the game:

  • Scarlet and Violet: shops in Mesagoza, Cascarrafa and Levincia sell the Fire, Water, Thunder and Leaf Stones. The others are found in the field or made with the Item Printer.
  • Legends: Z-A: all ten stones are sold on Vernal Avenue in Lumiose City, and some can also be found around the city.
  • Older games: Celadon City's department store in the Kanto games and Lumiose City's shops in X and Y sell several stones.

Frequently asked questions

How many evolution stones are there?

There are 10: Fire, Water, Thunder, Leaf, Moon, Sun, Shiny, Dusk, Dawn and Ice. Together they evolve 52 Pokémon in the current games.

Which Pokémon evolve with a Moon Stone?

Six do: Nidorina, Nidorino, Clefairy, Jigglypuff, Skitty and Munna. They become Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Clefable, Wigglytuff, Delcatty and Musharna.

What does the Dawn Stone evolve?

Only two Pokémon, and both depend on gender. A male Kirlia becomes Gallade and a female Snorunt becomes Froslass.

Can you evolve Pikachu with a Thunder Stone?

Yes. Using a Thunder Stone on Pikachu evolves it into Raichu. Pichu becomes Pikachu by leveling up with high friendship, not with a stone.

Can you undo a stone evolution?

No. A stone evolution happens instantly and can't be cancelled or reversed, so make sure you're ready before you use it.

How do you get Leafeon and Glaceon now?

Use a Leaf Stone on Eevee for Leafeon, or an Ice Stone for Glaceon. Older games had you level Eevee up next to a special mossy or icy rock instead, so check which game you're playing.

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