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Evolutionary Stones (commonly known as Elemental Stones) are crystals with the power of a certain element that instantly evolve certain Pokémon they are used on. There are currently nine different stones for evolving Pokémon.

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl added Shiny, Dusk, and Dawn Stones:

There are a handful of other stones related to evolution.

  • The Everstone prevents the Pokémon that holds it from evolving.
  • The Sun Shard and Moon Shard (found in Pokémon XD only) simulate the effects of Day and Night, which allows a happy Eevee to evolve into Espeon or Umbreon.
  • When a Slowpoke or Poliwhirl holds the King's Rock and is traded, it will evolve into Slowking or Politoed, respectively.
  • When a Happiny holds the Oval Stone and levels up, it will evolve into Chansey.

Water Stone A Water Stone

Waterstone

A water stone held by a Politoed

A Water Stone is a special elemental stone, introduced in Generation I, which when used on certain Pokémon makes them evolve. It is an elliptical-shaped stone that is blue in appearance, with bubble insignias inside of it. It evolves:

Thunder Stone Bag Thunderstone Sprite

A Thunder Stone is a special elemental stone, introduced in Generation I, which when used on certain Pokémon makes them evolve. It is an elliptical-shaped stone that is green in appearance, with a thunderbolt insignia inside of it, and evolves: 

Fire Stone Bag Fire Stone Sprite

A Fire Stone is a special elemental stone, introduced in Generation I, which when used on certain Pokémon makes them evolve. It is an elliptical-shaped stone that is yellow in appearance, with a fire insignia inside of it, and usually makes Fire-type Pokémon evolve. It evolves: 

Leaf Stone Bag Leaf Stone Sprite

A Leaf Stone is a special elemental stone, introduced in Generation I which, when used on certain Pokémon, evolves them. It is an elliptical-shape stone that is brown and has a Leaf on it, and usually makes Grass-type Pokémon evolve. It evolves: 

Moon Stone Bag Moon Stone Sprite

A Moon Stone is a special elemental stone, introduced in Generation I, which when used on certain Pokémon makes them evolve. It is an elliptical-shaped stone that is grey in appearance, looks somewhat like a moon rock, and usually makes Fairy-Group Pokémon evolve. It evolves: 

Sun Stone Bag Sun Stone Sprite

A Sun Stone is a special stone, introduced in Generation II, which when used on certain Pokémon makes them evolve. It is orange in appearance, in the shape of the sun, and usually makes plant Pokémon with some connection to the sun evolve. It evolves: 

Dawn Stone Bag Dawn Stone Sprite

A Dawn Stone is a peculiar stone, introduced in Generation IV, that will only evolve Pokémon of a determinate gender. It is a round stone, sky blue in appearance, and actually looks similar to an sunburst-cut opal. It evolves:

Dusk Stone Bag Dusk Stone Sprite

A Dusk Stone is a very odd stone which was introduced in Generation IV, that will evolve certain Pokémon that are associated with nighttime. It is a purplish-black, irregularly-shaped stone with a dark center. It evolves:

Shiny Stone A Shiny Stone

A Shiny Stone is a special elemental stone, introduced in Generation IV, which when used on only certain Fairy-Group Pokémon, makes them evolve. It is an elipitcal-shaped stone that is transparent in appearance, with a ball of light inside of it. It evolves: 

Locations

Water Stone

Stone Games Location
Water Stone Bag Water Stone Sprite Template:RBY Celadon Department Store
Template:GSC Bill's grandfather, Mystery Gift, Fisherman Tully (Route 42)(Template:C only)
Template:RSE Abandoned Ship
Template:FRLG Celadon Department Store, Seafoam Islands
Template:DPPt Underground, Route 213, Solaceon Ruins (Template:Pt only)
Template:HGSS Bill's grandfather, Fisherman Tully (Route 42), Bug-Catching Contest (first prize)
Seafoam Islands, Pokéathlon Dome (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)
Template:BW Dust Clouds, Castelia City, Driftveil City, Black City (Black only)
Template:B2W2 Dust Clouds, Route 19, Clay Tunnel, Battle Subway, Pokémon World Tournament
White Forest, Join Avenue's Antique Shop
Template:XY Route 8, Route 12, Lumiose City's Stone Emporium,
Super Training (The Water Stone Cup Begins!)
Template:ORAS Inverse Battle Stop, Super Training (The Water Stone Cup Begins!)

Thunder Stone

Stone Games Location
Thunder Stone Bag Thunderstone Sprite Template:RBY Celadon Department Store
Template:GSC Bill's grandfather, Lass Dana (Route 38
Template:RSE New Mauville
Template:FRLG Celadon Department Store, Power Plant
Template:DPPt Underground, Sunyshore City, Solaceon Ruins (Template:Pt only)
Template:HGSS Bill's grandfather, Lass Dana (Route 38), Bug-Catching Contest (first prize),
Pokéathlon Dome (Wed/Thu/Sat), Yellow Forest
Template:BW Dust Clouds, Shopping Mall Nine, Chargestone Cave, Black City (Black only)
Template:B2W2 Dust Clouds, Nimbasa City, Chargestone Cave, Battle Subway, Pokémon World Tournament, Black City, Join Avenue's Antique Shop
Template:XY Route 10, Route 11, Super Training (Follow Those Fleeing Goals!), Route 18
Template:ORAS Inverse Battle Stop, Super Training (Follow Those Fleeing Goals!), New Mauville, Guitarist Dalton (Route 118 after rematch)

Fire Stone

Stone Games Location
Fire Stone Bag Fire Stone Sprite Template:RBY Celadon Department Store
Template:GSC Bill's grandfather, Mystery Gift, School Kid Alan (Route 36)
Template:RSE Fiery Path
Template:FRLG Celadon Department Store, Mt. Ember
Template:DPPt Underground, Fuego Ironworks, Hayley's Vulpix, Solaceon Ruins (Template:Pt only),
Stark Mountain (Template:Pt only)
Template:HGSS Bill's grandfather, School Kid Alan (Route 36), Bug-Catching Contest (first prize),
Pokéathlon Dome (Sun/Tue/Thu), Warm Beach
Template:BW Dust Clouds, Castelia City, Driftveil City, Black City (Black only)
Template:B2W2 Dust Clouds, Lentimas Town, Desert Resort, Battle Subway, Pokémon World Tournament, Black City (Black2 only), Join Avenue's Antique Shop
Template:XY Lumiose City's Stone Emporium, Route 9, Super Training (The Fire Stone Cup Begins!), Route 13, Route 18
Template:ORAS Fiery Path, Inverse Battle Stop, Super Training (The Fire Stone Cup Begins!)

Leaf Stone

Moon Stone

Sun Stone

Dawn Stone

Dusk Stone

Shiny Stone

Using Stones

Red and Blue Rescue Team

Squirtle in Luminous Cave

Luminous Cave

In Red and Blue Rescue Team, to evolve you must first beat the game. When you go to Whiscash Pond, there will be a massive hole in the center of the area. This is Luminous Cave. Make sure that you have your stone on hand and that the Pokémon you want to evolve is alone. Upon entry, a mysterious voice will ask if you want to evolve. Say yes, and when it asks if an item is necessary, say yes as well. The stone will be used and your Pokémon will evolve.

Explorers of Time and Darkness, Explorers of Sky

Luminous Spring

Luminous Spring

In Explorers of Time and Darkness, and Explorers of Sky, you must graduate from Wigglytuff's Guild to gain access to Luminous Spring. However, you won't be able to evolve. Once you have defeated Palkia, and Manaphy has returned, can you evolve.

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