Evolving Early or not

[Jon_Sly]

I always wondered when you have a pokemon lets say anything that evolves by a stone or can evolve as early as lvl 5, would it be better to let it evolve later on or evolve it right away. Like you have a Eevee at lvl 5 from being breed would it be better to evolve it right away lets not counting in its attacks it will learn if it does just state wise. Also when you have pokemon who learn attacks sooner when they don't evolve will they not gain as much states by evolving later then there post to? So basically what I am saying is evolving later hurting pokemon states at all? Also evolving to early can it also hurt your pokemons overall states?

 

[munchlaxboy]

I train them a little. Take colleseum for example, I trained my eevee to lv.27 then evolved. Its better to train the original pokemon forst because it learns moves the evolution cant and also gains levels quicker.

 

[killerjaw01]

For Eevees I evolve them at Lv5. Anything else I evolve at Lv50. I personally feel they do better that way.

 

[The Organizer]

No matter what level you evovle it at, as long as you evolve it its stats will be the same at level 100.

 

[Theneedleman]

Yeah If I have an Eevee, like in XD, I evolve it as soon as I can. I do this with most of all my pokemon. One exception is when I trained my Shroomish to level 54 to learn Spore. I don't think it would hurt the pokemon any way, by evolving early though.

 

[Droglas]

Well... For evees evolve at lvl 5 but the others like pikachu i evolve them at lvl 99

 

[Nicole5529]

Well I had an Evee, but I evovled it into a Jolteon at level 39, and I think I made the right choice

 

[Tomackze]

it really depends on the situtation so my answer is to check the most list for the pokemon and it's evolved form. Lets take Treecko for example. If you kept the Treecko and trained it to level 46 or something it will learn Giga Drain but if you evolve it in the beginning it will learn Leaf Blade. There are moves that an evolved form can learn that the none evolved can't and vice versa so look into that to decide

 

[corsolakid]

for the Eeveelutions, i evolve early so they can learn there elemental moves, but others, either on time or keep them unevolved for moves. oh, and i suggest Heart scales for those level up moves that you may miss for others, such as Treecko's Giga Drain and the evo. move Leaf Blade. best of both worlds!

corsolakid ;222;

 

[cameron mathena]

if you evolve early you wont be able to use hp up and sp up later on train it to level 35 give those things at that level max out each one and then raise it to levl 50 then evolve it with a stone

 

[Volteon]

if you evolve early you wont be able to use hp up and pp up later on train it to level 35 give those things at that level max out each one and then raise it to levl 50 then evolve it with a stone

Of course you can give HP UP, carbos or any ther kind of vitamin, just make sure it´s EVs aren´t maxed (510).

Don´t matter when you evolve your pokémon, it´s stats will be the same at level 100.

 

[Raden Surya]

If it can get good moves in its stage, I'll evolve it later, after it get the move. But if not, I'll evolve it early.
Lotad as example, I won't evolve it until it get Rain Dance, which Ludicolo can't get.

 

[Pikamiki]

its really up to you what to do!

 

[obada]

Final stats are always the same weither the pokemon is evolved at lv.5 or lv.99.

 

[Char1016]

I train them a little. Take colleseum for example, I trained my eevee to lv.27 then evolved. Its better to train the original pokemon forst because it learns moves the evolution cant and also gains levels quicker.

The thing in bold is wrong. It's the same, evolved or not.

I evolve pokemons with stones when they learn good moves. Evolved pokemons learn moves later.