Sinnoh Stone in Pokemon GO

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Sinnoh Stone in Pokemon GO

how to get a sinnoh stone in pokemon go

Sinnoh Stone is an extraordinary advancement thing, selective to Pokemon GO, which permits a few Gen 1 and 2 species to develop into their Gen 4 advancement stages. Dissimilar to past development things, the Sinnoh Stone is utilized for all cross-age advancements. Sinnoh stone is just accessible for Trainers Level 10 or more. As of the hour of composing this aide, it's realized that the Sinnoh Stone is gotten as a drop from your week by week (multi day) field research reward. You can likewise get Sinnoh Stones from Trainer Battles and Training with Team Leaders.

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Sinnoh Stone
Name Sinnoh Stone
Icon Sinnoh Stone
Description A special stone originally found in the Sinnoh region that can make certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is very tough and has a beautiful sheen.
Level requirement 10
Item category Evolution requirement
Item ID 1106
Item code name ITEM_GEN4_EVOLUTION_STONE
Obtained from
  • Weekly research breakthrough reward
  • Trainer Battles
  • Training with a Team Leader

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We are listing only Pokemon that are confirmed to evolve with a Sinnoh Stone. We’ve put 100 Candy for all evolution requirements, but we’re not 100% sure for the unreleased evolutions yet.
Pokemon Candy Evolution
Magneton 100 Magnezone
Rhydon 100 Rhyperior
Lickitung 100 Lickilicky
Tangela 100 Tangrowth
Electabuzz 100 Electivire
Magmar 100 Magmortar
Sneasel 100 Weavile
Togetic 100 Togekiss
Yanma 100 Yanmega
Gligar 100 Gliscor
Murkrow 100 Honchkrow
Kirlia 100 Gallade
Misdreavus 100 Mismagius
Piloswine 100 Mamoswine
Dusclops 100 Dusknoir
Snorunt 100 Froslass
Aipom 100 Ambipom
Roselia 100 Roserade
Porygon2 100 Porygon-Z
Nosepass 100 Probopass
There are two cross evolutions which are still questionable: Leafeon and Glaceon. Due to Eevee’s random evolution mechanics, it seems that they are not subject to Sinnoh Stone evolution process.
Pokemon Evolution
Eevee Leafeon
Eevee Glaceon
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