‘Pokémon Go’ Generation 2 Evolution Guide: How Much Candy And Everything You Need To Get New Pokémon

‘Pokémon Go’ Gen 2: How Much Candy And Everything You Need To Get New Pokémon
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2016-07-06
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The Generation 2 update for Pokémon Go is now live and trainers can begin to catch and stock up on Pokémon candy to get every new ‘Mon from the Johto Region.

And just like the first batch of Pokémon, some of the Gen 2 ‘Mon will be able to evolve to give trainers a quick way to fill up their PokeDexes because not all of these new Pokémon will be easily accessible.

In Generation 2, new evolutionary items were introduced and Pokémon Go will also be implementing those items into how Pokémon evolve in the Gen 2 update.

So here’s a list of all the new Pokémon from Generation 2 and how to evolve them in Pokémon Go.

Note: this list is being compiled and updated.

BABY POKEMON

Generation 2, technically, already came to Pokémon Go in 2016 with the introduction of Baby Pokémon.

These pre-evolutions of popular Pokémon like Pikachu were only available by hatching them from eggs. However, these baby Pokémon can evolve.

Here’s a list of the baby Pokémon from Gen 2 and how much candy you’ll need.

Igglybuff -> Jigglypuff (25 Candy)

Cleffa -> Clefairy (25 Candy)

Elekid -> Electabuzz (25 Candy)

Smoochum -> Jynx (25 Candy)

Magby -> Magmar (25 Candy)

Togepi -> Togetic (50 Candy)

Tyrogue -> Hitmonlee (

-> Hitmonchan (

-> Hitmontop (

NEW POKEMON EVOLUTIONS

Chikorita -> Bayleef (25 Candy)

Bayleef -> Meganium (100 Candy)

Cyndaquil -> Quilava (25 Candy)

Quilava -> Typhlosion (100 Candy)

Totodile -> Croconaw (25 Candy)

Croconaw -> Feraligatr (100 Candy)

Sentret -> Furret (25 Candy)

Hoothoot -> Noctowl (25 Candy)

Ledyba -> Ledian (25 Candy)

Spinarak -> Ariados -> (50 Candy)

Golbat -> Crobat (100 Candy)

Chinchou -> Lanturn (50 Candy)

Natu -> Xatu (50 Candy)

Mareep -> Flaaffy (25 Candy)

Flaaffy -> Ampharos (100 Candy)

Gloom - > Bellossom (100 Candy)

Marill -> Azumarill (50 Candy)

Hoppip -> Skiploom (25 Candy)

Skiploom -> Jumpluff (100 Candy)

Wooper -> Quagsire (50 Candy)

Eevee -> Espeon (25 Candy)

-> Umbreon (25 Candy)

Pineco -> Forretress (50 Candy)

Snubbull -> Granbull (50 Candy)

Teddiursa -> Ursaring (50 Candy)

Slugma -> Magcargo (50 Candy)

Swinub -> Piloswine (50 Candy)

Remoraid -> Octillery (50 Candy)

Houndour -> Houndoom (50 Candy)

Phanpy -> Donphan (50 Candy)

Chansey -> Blissey (50 Candy)

EVOLUTIONARY ITEMS

Some Pokémon from the Kanto Region evolve into new Pokémon with the Generation 2 update for Pokémon Go. Not all of them evolve by just using Pokémon Candy – evolutionary items will be needed.

Here’s the Pokémon that evolve using evolutionary items.

Sunkern -> Sunflora (1 Sun stone + 50 Candy)

Gloom -> Bellossom (1 Sun stone + 100 Candy)

Onix -> Steelix (1 Metal Coat + 50 Candy)

Scyther -> Scizor (1 Metal Coat + 50 Candy)

Poliwhirl -> Politoed (1 King’s Rock + 100 Candy)

Slowpoke -> Slowking (1 King’s Rock + 50 Candy)

Seadra -> Kingdra (1 Dragon Scale + 100 Candy)

Porygon -> Porygon 2 (1 Upgrade + 50 Candy)

REVIEW SUMMARY
Pokémon Go
8.5
A Flawed But Magnificent Experience
Pokémon Go has swept the country but is the mobile game worth an install? Despite its flaws, Pokémon Go really delivers the Pokemon-capture experience.
  • As Close To Living Pokémon Fantasy As It Gets
  • Active And Engaging Experience
  • Lots Of Mon And Events
  • Battles Aren't What Fans Expect
  • Very Grindy
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