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Evolution?

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charmander08

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I bought mystery dungeon blue the other day and im not quite sure evolving works in this game. If someone could explain how it works I would be really thankful.
 
After The Roll Credits, or Defeeting (SP) Rayquzza, A Piece Or The Metoerite Hits Whiscash Pond. then You Go Inside, And It Asks If You Want To Evolve.
If Yes, You Evolve Unless you Need An Item, Which you Can Find Via Caves, Mountains The Places You Explore Ect.
 
on a side note give another item means link cable + whatever and iq = happiness here for happy evos
 
Remember that, in Mystery Dungeon, evolving has little, if any, impact on the Pokémon's stats; do not feel obligated to evolve your Pokémon if you'd rather keep them in their unevolved forms (like me ;P). Also, the process of evolution will be clearly explained by the game when evolution first becomes possible; you cannot miss the in-game explanation, so don't worry about it for now. If you just started playing the game, it will probably be quite a long time (depending on how quickly you play) before evolution will become possible; in the meantime, there are plenty of interesting unevolved Pokémon to seek out and recruit. ^_^

There is one aspect of evolution, however, that tends to throw people off. If you take a Pokémon to evolve, you will be prompted to select up to two items, if you wish, to use for evolution. For most Pokémon, you should not use any items. The only time you need to use an item for evolution is if the Pokémon evolves in an unconventional manner, such as with the aid of an evolutionary stone; in such a case, select the evolution item to use for evolution and the process will work.

For Pokémon who evolve through happiness in the main Pokémon games (such as Diamond and Pearl), a slightly different process is in order, as the happiness stat does not exist in Mystery Dungeon. Instead, boost the Pokémon's Dungeon IQ with Gummis (Honey also works well in Mystery Dungeon 2) until the "evolution" title on the Pokémon's status screen says "possible" instead of "not now"; typically, four to six Dungeon IQ stars will suffice, depending on the species of the Pokémon.
 
Yeah, And the question raised earlier, Duskull or Dusclops?

You'd automaticly think Dusclops, but Duskull actually won. Because good trait, Walks through wall, and more.

There is no stat diference in Evolution in MD, but Evolution can grant acess to new moves.
 
Just like the others have already said, evolution does NOT raise stats of the Pokemon, unlike in the other games. The benefit here would probably be the dual typing some Pokemon gain when they evolve (e.g. Mudkip-Water; Marshtomp-Water/Ground) and new moves they can learn only when they evolve (e.g. Charmeleon can't learn Fly but Charizard can).

Unless you're after what is mentioned above, it does not really matter if you evolve your pokemon or not.
 
Yeah. Someone would probably not evolve pokes because they think they're cute. Others would because they think they're cool. I'm sitting on the fence. *Ouch*
 
You can evolve your Pokemon whenever you want (if you have the certain stats) after the story mode, even when your pokemon is lvl 100!
 
i didn't evolve my pokemon, i prefer to keep them as first evolutions
 
You go and Defeat Rayquaza then go to Whishcash Pond and theres a hole you go in there and then it asks you about evolution
 
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