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*** Applin has three item-based evolutions based on what kind of apple its given. It will evolve into Flapple if given a Tart Apple, it will evolve into Appletun if given a Sweet Apple, or it will evolve into Dipplin if given a Syrupy Apple. Dipplin is also unique in being one of the few item evolution Pokémon that can evolve again, as Dipplin evolves into Hydrapple by leveling up while knowing the move Dragon Cheer.
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*** Applin has three item-based evolutions based on what kind of apple its it's given. It will evolve into Flapple if given a Tart Apple, it will evolve into Appletun if given a Sweet Apple, or it will evolve into Dipplin if given a Syrupy Apple. Dipplin is also unique in being one of the few item evolution Pokémon that can evolve again, as Dipplin evolves into Hydrapple by leveling up while knowing the move Dragon Cheer.
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* Chao from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' are a race of {{Ridiculously Cute Critter}}s that are capable of changing from their default state (typically called "Normal Chao") and can either turn into "Hero Chao" or "Dark Chao" based on what character care for or mistreats them. They are also capable of taking on the rare "Chaos Chao" form if certain conditions are met.
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* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': The Chao from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' are a race of {{Ridiculously Cute Critter}}s that are capable of changing from their default state (typically called "Normal Chao") and can either turn into "Hero Chao" or "Dark Chao" based on what character care cares for or mistreats them. They are also capable of taking on the rare "Chaos Chao" form if certain conditions are met.
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*** Charcadet has two evolutions based on what kind of armor its given. It will evolve into Armarouge if given Auspicious Armor or it will evolve into Ceruledge if given Malicious Armor.
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*** Charcadet has two evolutions based on what kind of armor its it's given. It will evolve into Armarouge if given Auspicious Armor or it will evolve into Ceruledge if given Malicious Armor.
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*** Swarm hosts can become either the Creeper strain which allows it to fast burrow anywhere on the map where there is creep or the Carrion strain which allows it to produce flying locusts.
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*** Swarm hosts Hosts can become either the Creeper strain which allows it to fast burrow anywhere on the map where there is creep or the Carrion strain which allows it to produce flying locusts.
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* ''VideoGame/Starcraft'':
** In the first game, Mutalisks could permanently metamorphose into Guardians, going from FragileSpeedster flyers with a bouncing attack to a GlassCannon flying siege monster. The expansion added Devourers as an option, anti-air flyers with SplashDamage.
** The Zerg-centric ''VideoGame/HeartOfTheSwarm'' gives ''every'' unit a choice of two mutually-exclusive forms (although it's more a choice between which to use for that level), giving each its dedicated mission to test it out in ideal conditions:
*** Zerglings now come in Raptor (more damage, can jump cliffs and over enemies) and Swarmling (spawn much faster in threes instead of two).
*** Corpser Roaches can gain a SpawnBroodlings attack, while Vile Roach attacks slow enemies.
*** Hunter Banelings can jump cliffs and over enemy heads, while Splitter Banelings, well, split into two smaller Banelings on death.
*** Hydralisks can turn into Lurkers (a creature that burrows to send lines of underground spikes into enemies) or Impalers (same idea, but trading the line damage for high single-target damage).
*** Mutalisks can turn into Brood Lords (similar to Guardians from the first game) or Vipers (anti-air flying SupportUnit that can yoink enemies to themselves).
*** Ultralisks come in Torrasque (turns into a coccoon on death that rejuvenates it) or Noxious (constantly spews poison around itself) variants.
*** Creeper strain Swarm Hosts can teleport (well, deep-burrow) onto creep anywhere, while the Carrion strain creates flying locusts instead of the ground-based ones.
** In the first game, Mutalisks could permanently metamorphose into Guardians, going from FragileSpeedster flyers with a bouncing attack to a GlassCannon flying siege monster. The expansion added Devourers as an option, anti-air flyers with SplashDamage.
** The Zerg-centric ''VideoGame/HeartOfTheSwarm'' gives ''every'' unit a choice of two mutually-exclusive forms (although it's more a choice between which to use for that level), giving each its dedicated mission to test it out in ideal conditions:
*** Zerglings now come in Raptor (more damage, can jump cliffs and over enemies) and Swarmling (spawn much faster in threes instead of two).
*** Corpser Roaches can gain a SpawnBroodlings attack, while Vile Roach attacks slow enemies.
*** Hunter Banelings can jump cliffs and over enemy heads, while Splitter Banelings, well, split into two smaller Banelings on death.
*** Hydralisks can turn into Lurkers (a creature that burrows to send lines of underground spikes into enemies) or Impalers (same idea, but trading the line damage for high single-target damage).
*** Mutalisks can turn into Brood Lords (similar to Guardians from the first game) or Vipers (anti-air flying SupportUnit that can yoink enemies to themselves).
*** Ultralisks come in Torrasque (turns into a coccoon on death that rejuvenates it) or Noxious (constantly spews poison around itself) variants.
*** Creeper strain Swarm Hosts can teleport (well, deep-burrow) onto creep anywhere, while the Carrion strain creates flying locusts instead of the ground-based ones.
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* ''VideoGame/Starcraft'':
''Franchise/{{Starcraft}}'': The Zerg have the ability to evolve basic units into more advanced specialized units, with some units having multiple evolutions. However, which units can evolve into what depends on the game and/or the game mode.
** In ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}} 1'' and thefirst game, expansion Brood War, Mutalisks could permanently metamorphose can evolve into Guardians, going from FragileSpeedster flyers with a bouncing attack to a GlassCannon flying siege monster. The expansion added Devourers as an option, either the anti-ground Guardian or the anti-air flyers with SplashDamage.
Devourer.
** TheZerg-centric ''VideoGame/HeartOfTheSwarm'' gives ''every'' unit campaign has a choice mechanic that allows the player to evolve certain Zerg units into one of two mutually-exclusive forms (although it's more a choice between which to use for unique strains that level), giving each have their own unique abilities. The downside is that once you choose a strain, its dedicated mission to test it out in ideal conditions:
permanent and you cannot choose the other option.
*** Zerglingsnow come in can become the Raptor (more damage, can strain which has the ability to jump up and down cliffs and over enemies) and ledges as well as a pounce attack to close in on enemies, or the Swarmling (spawn much strain which has a faster in threes spawn time and also spawns three Zerglings instead of two).
the usual two.
***Corpser Roaches can gain a SpawnBroodlings attack, while become the Corpser strain which can spawn smaller roachlings when enemies are killed or the Vile Roach attacks strain that can slow enemies.
down enemies with its attack.
***Hunter Banelings can jump cliffs and over enemy heads, while become the Hunter strain which has the same ability as the Raptor strain Zergling or the Splitter Banelings, well, strain which allows the Baneling to split into two smaller Banelings on death.
banelings upon exploding for two extra attacks.
*** Hydraliskscan turn gain the ability to morph in game but what they morph into Lurkers (a creature that burrows to send lines of underground spikes is dependent on the strain. Hydralisks can either morph into enemies) or Impalers (same idea, but trading the line damage for high single-target damage).
*** Mutalisks can turn intoLurker from Brood Lords (similar to Guardians War which has an area attack good against light units or the Impaler which is just like the Lurker but with the heavy attack of the Sunken Colony structure from the first game) or Vipers (anti-air flying SupportUnit that game.
*** Just like in Brood war, Mutalisks canyoink enemies to themselves).
morph in game into an anti-ground unit or an anti-air unit but with a twist. In this case, the anti-ground unit is the new Brood Lord rather than the Guardian, and the anti-air unit is the new Viper rather than the Devourer. The Viper is a bit different from the Devourer because it primarily acts as a spellcasting support unit.
*** Ultraliskscome in can become the Torrasque (turns into a coccoon on strain that can revive itself upon death that rejuvenates it) or the Noxious (constantly spews strain which has an additional poison around itself) variants.
area attack.
*** Swarm hosts can become either the Creeper strainSwarm Hosts can teleport (well, deep-burrow) onto which allows it to fast burrow anywhere on the map where there is creep anywhere, while or the Carrion strain creates which allows it to produce flying locusts instead locusts.
** ''VideoGame/Starcraft2'' Co-op mode also allows Zerg commanders the ability to morph certain units, with some commanders having access to branching evolutions.
*** Just like in Brood War, Abathur can evolve his Mutalisks into either Guardians or Devourers.
*** Dehaka's units can evolve by undergoing Primal Combat, a process in which two units kill each other with the survivor absorbing the loser's essence and evolving. Two units, the Primal Roach and the Primal Hydralisk have multiple evolution options as well. Primal Roaches can evolve into Primal Igniters (a close-range version of theground-based ones.Roach with a fire breath attack) or Primal Guardians, while Primal Hydralisks can evolve into Impalers or Primal Mutalisks.
** In ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft}} 1'' and the
** The
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*** Hydralisks
*** Mutalisks can turn into
*** Just like in Brood war, Mutalisks can
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*** Swarm hosts can become either the Creeper strain
** ''VideoGame/Starcraft2'' Co-op mode also allows Zerg commanders the ability to morph certain units, with some commanders having access to branching evolutions.
*** Just like in Brood War, Abathur can evolve his Mutalisks into either Guardians or Devourers.
*** Dehaka's units can evolve by undergoing Primal Combat, a process in which two units kill each other with the survivor absorbing the loser's essence and evolving. Two units, the Primal Roach and the Primal Hydralisk have multiple evolution options as well. Primal Roaches can evolve into Primal Igniters (a close-range version of the
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* ''VideoGame/Starcraft'':
** In the first game, Mutalisks could permanently metamorphose into Guardians, going from FragileSpeedster flyers with a bouncing attack to a GlassCannon flying siege monster. The expansion added Devourers as an option, anti-air flyers with SplashDamage.
** The Zerg-centric ''VideoGame/HeartOfTheSwarm'' gives ''every'' unit a choice of two mutually-exclusive forms (although it's more a choice between which to use for that level), giving each its dedicated mission to test it out in ideal conditions:
*** Zerglings now come in Raptor (more damage, can jump cliffs and over enemies) and Swarmling (spawn much faster in threes instead of two).
*** Corpser Roaches can gain a SpawnBroodlings attack, while Vile Roach attacks slow enemies.
*** Hunter Banelings can jump cliffs and over enemy heads, while Splitter Banelings, well, split into two smaller Banelings on death.
*** Hydralisks can turn into Lurkers (a creature that burrows to send lines of underground spikes into enemies) or Impalers (same idea, but trading the line damage for high single-target damage).
*** Mutalisks can turn into Brood Lords (similar to Guardians from the first game) or Vipers (anti-air flying SupportUnit that can yoink enemies to themselves).
*** Ultralisks come in Torrasque (turns into a coccoon on death that rejuvenates it) or Noxious (constantly spews poison around itself) variants.
*** Creeper strain Swarm Hosts can teleport (well, deep-burrow) onto creep anywhere, while the Carrion strain creates flying locusts instead of the ground-based ones.
** In the first game, Mutalisks could permanently metamorphose into Guardians, going from FragileSpeedster flyers with a bouncing attack to a GlassCannon flying siege monster. The expansion added Devourers as an option, anti-air flyers with SplashDamage.
** The Zerg-centric ''VideoGame/HeartOfTheSwarm'' gives ''every'' unit a choice of two mutually-exclusive forms (although it's more a choice between which to use for that level), giving each its dedicated mission to test it out in ideal conditions:
*** Zerglings now come in Raptor (more damage, can jump cliffs and over enemies) and Swarmling (spawn much faster in threes instead of two).
*** Corpser Roaches can gain a SpawnBroodlings attack, while Vile Roach attacks slow enemies.
*** Hunter Banelings can jump cliffs and over enemy heads, while Splitter Banelings, well, split into two smaller Banelings on death.
*** Hydralisks can turn into Lurkers (a creature that burrows to send lines of underground spikes into enemies) or Impalers (same idea, but trading the line damage for high single-target damage).
*** Mutalisks can turn into Brood Lords (similar to Guardians from the first game) or Vipers (anti-air flying SupportUnit that can yoink enemies to themselves).
*** Ultralisks come in Torrasque (turns into a coccoon on death that rejuvenates it) or Noxious (constantly spews poison around itself) variants.
*** Creeper strain Swarm Hosts can teleport (well, deep-burrow) onto creep anywhere, while the Carrion strain creates flying locusts instead of the ground-based ones.
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*** Charcadet has two evolutions based on what kind of armor its given. it will evolve into Armarouge if given Auspicious Armor or it will evolve into Ceruledge if given Malicious Armor.
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*** Charcadet has two evolutions based on what kind of armor its given. it It will evolve into Armarouge if given Auspicious Armor or it will evolve into Ceruledge if given Malicious Armor.Armor.
*** Scyther has two item evolutions. It will evolve into Scizor if traded while holding a Metal Coat or it will evolve into Kleavor if given a Black Augurite.
*** Scyther has two item evolutions. It will evolve into Scizor if traded while holding a Metal Coat or it will evolve into Kleavor if given a Black Augurite.
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** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon used in the past before they eventually learned how to do it without the need of armor. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the Digi-eggs. Over the course of the season, the Digidestined would end up finding multiple Digi-Eggs that allowed their Digimon partners to achieve multiple Armor forms, with the only exceptions are, Patamon and Gatomon, who both only gained one Armor form and SixthRanger, Wormmon, who never gained any Armor forms. Veemon becomes Flamedramon and Raidramon, Hawkmon becomes Halsemon and Shurimon, and Armadillomon becomes Digmon and Submarimon. Veemon is also the only Digimon that was able to utilize the unique Golden Digi-Egg to achieve a third Armor form, Magnamon.
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** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon used in the past before they eventually learned how to do it without the need of armor. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the Digi-eggs. Over the course of the season, the Digidestined would end up finding multiple Digi-Eggs that allowed their Digimon partners to achieve multiple Armor forms, with the forms. The only exceptions are, Patamon and Gatomon, who both only gained one Armor form and SixthRanger, Wormmon, who never gained any Armor forms. Veemon becomes Flamedramon and Raidramon, Hawkmon becomes Halsemon and Shurimon, and Armadillomon becomes Digmon and Submarimon. Veemon is also the only Digimon that was able to utilize the unique Golden Digi-Egg to achieve a third Armor form, Magnamon.
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* ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'': While most Digimon have set evolutionary lines, there are times when a digimon will undergo alternate forms of digivolution when certain conditions are met.
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* ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'': While most Digimon have set evolutionary lines, there are times when a digimon Digimon will undergo digivolve into an alternate form. These alternate forms of can be achieved using regular digivolution when certain conditions are met. or via an alternate form of digivolving.
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** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon would use before they eventually learned how to do it on their own. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the Digi-eggs and with the exception of Patamon and Gatomon, each manages to find two digi-eggs and gain two Armor forms. Veemon becomes Flamedramon and Raidramon, Hawkmon becomes Halsemon and Shurimon, and Armadillomon becomes Digmon and Submarimon.
** DNA Digivolution is [[FusionDance when two or more different Digimon Digivolve together into a single, more powerful form]].
** DNA Digivolution is [[FusionDance when two or more different Digimon Digivolve together into a single, more powerful form]].
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** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon would use used in the past before they eventually learned how to do it on their own. without the need of armor. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the Digi-eggs and Digi-eggs. Over the course of the season, the Digidestined would end up finding multiple Digi-Eggs that allowed their Digimon partners to achieve multiple Armor forms, with the exception of only exceptions are, Patamon and Gatomon, each manages to find two digi-eggs who both only gained one Armor form and gain two SixthRanger, Wormmon, who never gained any Armor forms. Veemon becomes Flamedramon and Raidramon, Hawkmon becomes Halsemon and Shurimon, and Armadillomon becomes Digmon and Submarimon.
** DNA DigivolutionSubmarimon. Veemon is [[FusionDance when two or more different also the only Digimon Digivolve together into that was able to utilize the unique Golden Digi-Egg to achieve a single, more powerful form]].third Armor form, Magnamon.
** DNA Digivolution
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** "Dark Digivolution" happens when a Digimon is coerced into digivolving while under intense negative emotions (either their own or their human partner's), resulting in the digimon digivolving into a Virus-type variation of their usual digivolved form.
*** In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'', Greymon digivolves into [=SkullGreymon=] after Tai tries forcing Agumon into digivolving on command (first by overfeeding him, then by deliberately putting himself in danger). In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor tries forcing Agumon (who's under the control of a Dark Ring) to digivolve, he becomes [=SkullGreymon=] again. He then later manages to force Agumon to digivolve into [=MetalGreymon's Virus Mode=] while under a perfected Dark Spiral.
*** In ''Anime/DigimonTamers'', Takato is overcome with grief and rage after Beelzemon kills Leomon. Picking up on his tamer's negative energy, a feral Guilmon warp digivolves into Megidramon, a DraconicAbomination whose very existence destabilizes the Digital World.
** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon would use before they eventually learned how to do it on their own. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the Digi-eggs.
*** In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'', Greymon digivolves into [=SkullGreymon=] after Tai tries forcing Agumon into digivolving on command (first by overfeeding him, then by deliberately putting himself in danger). In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor tries forcing Agumon (who's under the control of a Dark Ring) to digivolve, he becomes [=SkullGreymon=] again. He then later manages to force Agumon to digivolve into [=MetalGreymon's Virus Mode=] while under a perfected Dark Spiral.
*** In ''Anime/DigimonTamers'', Takato is overcome with grief and rage after Beelzemon kills Leomon. Picking up on his tamer's negative energy, a feral Guilmon warp digivolves into Megidramon, a DraconicAbomination whose very existence destabilizes the Digital World.
** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon would use before they eventually learned how to do it on their own. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the Digi-eggs.
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** "Dark Digivolution" happens when a Digimon is coerced into digivolving while under intense negative emotions (either their own or their human partner's), resulting in the digimon Digimon digivolving into a Virus-type variation form instead of their usual digivolved form.
*** In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'', Greymon digivolves into [=SkullGreymon=] after Tai tries forcing Agumon into digivolving on command (first by overfeeding him, then by deliberately putting himself in danger). He then later helps Agumon digivolve into his proper Ultimate form, [=MetalGreymon=]. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperortries forcing manages to capture Agumon (who's under the control of a and tries to forcefully digivolve him to [=MetalGreymon=] using his Dark Ring) to digivolve, Digivice, but he becomes [=SkullGreymon=] again. instead. He then later manages to force Agumon to digivolve into [=MetalGreymon's Virus Mode=] while under the effects of a perfected Dark Spiral.
***In ''Anime/DigimonTamers'', ''Anime/DigimonTamers'': When Takato is overcome with grief and rage after Beelzemon kills Leomon. Picking up on his tamer's Leomon, Guilmon utilizes Takato's negative energy, a feral Guilmon energy to warp digivolves digivolve into Megidramon, a DraconicAbomination whose very existence destabilizes the Digital World.
World. After reconciling with Guilmon and his own grief, Takato then helps him digivolve to his proper Mega form, Gallantmon.
** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon would use before they eventually learned how to do it on their own. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover theDigi-eggs. Digi-eggs and with the exception of Patamon and Gatomon, each manages to find two digi-eggs and gain two Armor forms. Veemon becomes Flamedramon and Raidramon, Hawkmon becomes Halsemon and Shurimon, and Armadillomon becomes Digmon and Submarimon.
*** In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'', Greymon digivolves into [=SkullGreymon=] after Tai tries forcing Agumon into digivolving on command (first by overfeeding him, then by deliberately putting himself in danger). He then later helps Agumon digivolve into his proper Ultimate form, [=MetalGreymon=]. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor
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** "Armor Digivolution" is when a Digimon digivolves with the power of a Digi-Egg. This was considered a lost form of digivolution that Digimon would use before they eventually learned how to do it on their own. In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'', the Digimon Emperor's Dark Spires block Digimons' ability to Digivolve normally; Veemon, Armadillomon, Hawkmon, Patamon, and Gatomon gain the ability to Armor-Digivolve when their Digidestined partners discover the
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** Wurmple is a Bug-type Pokémon that can evolve into one of two cocoon-like Pokemon, Silcoon and Cascoon (which one it evolves to is dependent on a hidden personality value). These two Pokemon then evolve into the butterfly-esque Beautifly and the moth-like Dustox, respectively.
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** Wurmple is a Bug-type Pokémon that can evolve into one of has two cocoon-like Pokemon, Silcoon and Cascoon (which evolutions when it reaches level 7, however, which one it evolves to is dependent on a hidden personality value). These two Pokemon value. It will evolve into either Silcoon or Cascoon, who will then evolve into the butterfly-esque Beautifly and the moth-like Dustox, respectively.
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** Wurmple, the Worm Pokémon, is a Bug-type Pokémon that can evolve into one of two cocoon-like Pokemon, Silcoon and Cascoon (which one it evolves to is dependent on a hidden personality value). These two Pokemon then evolve into the butterfly-esque Beautifly or the moth-like Dustox, respectively.
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** Wurmple, the Worm Pokémon, Wurmple is a Bug-type Pokémon that can evolve into one of two cocoon-like Pokemon, Silcoon and Cascoon (which one it evolves to is dependent on a hidden personality value). These two Pokemon then evolve into the butterfly-esque Beautifly or and the moth-like Dustox, respectively.
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** Cosmoem is unique not only for being one of the few Legendary Pokémon that evolve, but also for being the only Legendary Pokémon with a branching evolution. It's also unique in being the only Pokémon whose evolution is dependent on what version of the game it's in. In Sun, Ultra Sun, Sword, and Scarlet it will evolve into Solgaleo, while in Moon, Ultra Moon, Shield, and Violet it will evolve into Lunala.
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** Cosmoem is unique not only for being one of the few Legendary Pokémon that can evolve, but also for being the only Legendary Pokémon with a branching evolution. It's also unique in being that it's the only Pokémon whose evolution is dependent on what version of the game it's in. In It evolves into Solgaleo in Sun, Ultra Sun, Sword, and Scarlet it will evolve into Solgaleo, Scarlet, while in Moon, Ultra Moon, Shield, and Violet Violet, it will evolve evolves into Lunala.
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** Cosmoem is unique not only for being one of the few Legendary Pokémon that evolve, but also for being the only Legendary Pokémon with a branching evolution. It's also unique in being the only Pokémon whose evolution is dependent on what version of the game it's in. In Sun, Ultra Sun, Sword, and Scarlet it will evolve into Solgaleo, while in Moon, Ultra Moon, Shield, and Violet it will evolve into Lunala.
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*** Applin evolves into either Flapple, Appletun, or Dipplin depending on what type of apple it's fed.
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*** Applin has three item-based evolutions based on what kind of apple its given. It will evolve into Flapple if given a Tart Apple, it will evolve into Appletun if given a Sweet Apple, or it will evolve into Dipplin if given a Syrupy Apple. Dipplin is also unique in being one of the few item evolution Pokémon that can evolve again, as Dipplin evolves into either Flapple, Appletun, or Dipplin depending on what type of apple it's fed.Hydrapple by leveling up while knowing the move Dragon Cheer.
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*** Charcadet has two evolutions based on what kind of armor its given. it will evolve into Armarouge if given Auspicious Armor or it will evolve into Ceruledge if given Malicious Armor.
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** Eevee, the "Evolution Pokémon", is the TropeCodifier when it comes to {{Mon}}. Eevee is a Normal-type Pokemon resembling a brown fox that is famous for having a great many different options for what it can evolve into utilizing different methods. Such options include evolution stones ([[MakingASplash Vaporeon]], [[ShockAndAwe Jolteon]], and [[PlayingWithFire Flareon]]), leveling up with high friendship during the day or night ([[PsychicPowers Espeon]] and [[CastingAShadow Umbreon]]), leveling up in a specific location ([[GreenThumb Leafeon]] and [[AnIcePerson Glaceon]]), and leveling up with high friendship while knowing a specific type move ([[OurFairiesAreDifferent Sylveon]]). Eevee also has a temporary SuperMode called Gigantamax Eevee.
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** Eevee, the "Evolution Pokémon", is the TropeCodifier when it comes to {{Mon}}. Eevee is a Normal-type Pokemon resembling a brown fox that is famous for having a great many different options for what it can evolve into utilizing different methods. Such options include evolution stones ([[MakingASplash Vaporeon]], [[ShockAndAwe Jolteon]], and [[PlayingWithFire Flareon]]), leveling up with high friendship during the day or night ([[PsychicPowers Espeon]] and [[CastingAShadow Umbreon]]), leveling up in a specific location ([[GreenThumb Leafeon]] and [[AnIcePerson Glaceon]]), and leveling up with high friendship while knowing a specific type move ([[OurFairiesAreDifferent Sylveon]]). Eevee also has a temporary SuperMode called Gigantamax Eevee.
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** Many Pokémon evolve by being exposed to items, such as evolution stones, or traded while holding a specific item. Then there are some Pokémon that have multiple branching evolutions depending on which item is given to it and/or what item it has while being traded. Examples include:
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** Many Pokémon evolve by being exposed to items, such as evolution stones, or when traded while holding a specific item. Then there are some Pokémon that have multiple branching evolutions depending on which item is given to it and/or what item it has while being traded. Examples include:
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** Applin evolves into either Flapple, Appletun, or Dipplin depending on what type of apple it's fed.
** Poliwhirl has two item-based evolutions. It will evolve into Poliwrath if given a Water Stone or it will evolve into Politoed if traded while holding a King's Rock.
** Nincada is unique in that it has a simultaneous evolution into two evolved forms, but with the catch that one of them only appears under specific circumstances when evolving into the other. When Nincada evolves into Ninjask at level 20, its other evolved form, Shedinja, will only appear if the player has an empty slot in their party and an extra Poke Ball in their inventory. If these conditions are not met, then Shedinja cannot be obtained at all.
** Poliwhirl has two item-based evolutions. It will evolve into Poliwrath if given a Water Stone or it will evolve into Politoed if traded while holding a King's Rock.
** Nincada is unique in that it has a simultaneous evolution into two evolved forms, but with the catch that one of them only appears under specific circumstances when evolving into the other. When Nincada evolves into Ninjask at level 20, its other evolved form, Shedinja, will only appear if the player has an empty slot in their party and an extra Poke Ball in their inventory. If these conditions are not met, then Shedinja cannot be obtained at all.
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** Slowpoke has two evolutions, one by leveling up and one by trade item. It will evolve into Slowbro once it reaches level 37 or it will evolve into Slowking if traded while holding a King's Rock.
** Many Pokémon evolve by being exposed to items, such as evolution stones, or traded while holding a specific item. Then there are some Pokémon that have multiple branching evolutions depending on which item is given to it and/or what item it has while being traded. Examples include:
*** Applin evolves into either Flapple, Appletun, or Dipplin depending on what type of apple it's fed.
** *** Poliwhirl has two item-based evolutions. It will evolve into Poliwrath if given a Water Stone or it will evolve into Politoed if traded while holding a King's Rock.
*** Clamperl is unique for having two trade evolutions. It will evolve into Huntail if traded while holding a Deep Sea Tooth or it will evolve into Gorebyss if traded while holding a Deep Sea Scale.
*** Gloom has two stone-based evolutions. It will evolve into Vileplume if exposed to a Leaf Stone or it will evolve into Bellossom if exposed to a Sun Stone.
** Nincada is unique in that it has a simultaneous evolution into two evolved forms, but with the catch that one of them only appears under specific circumstances when evolving into the other. When Nincada evolves into Ninjask at level 20, its other evolved form, Shedinja, will only appear ifthe player has there is an empty slot in their the player's party and if there is an extra Poke Poké Ball in their the player's inventory. If these conditions are not met, then Shedinja will not appear and cannot be obtained at all.obtained, although Nincada will still evolve into Ninjask regardless.
** Many Pokémon evolve by being exposed to items, such as evolution stones, or traded while holding a specific item. Then there are some Pokémon that have multiple branching evolutions depending on which item is given to it and/or what item it has while being traded. Examples include:
*** Applin evolves into either Flapple, Appletun, or Dipplin depending on what type of apple it's fed.
*** Clamperl is unique for having two trade evolutions. It will evolve into Huntail if traded while holding a Deep Sea Tooth or it will evolve into Gorebyss if traded while holding a Deep Sea Scale.
*** Gloom has two stone-based evolutions. It will evolve into Vileplume if exposed to a Leaf Stone or it will evolve into Bellossom if exposed to a Sun Stone.
** Nincada is unique in that it has a simultaneous evolution into two evolved forms, but with the catch that one of them only appears under specific circumstances when evolving into the other. When Nincada evolves into Ninjask at level 20, its other evolved form, Shedinja, will only appear if
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*** Going even further, there are some Pokémon where only one gender can evolve to the final form and the other cannot evolve at all. A good example is Vespiquen, which can only evolve from female Combee, while male Combee cannot evolve period.
*** Burmy is an interesting example in which both genders have an exclusive evolution that the other cannot evolve to. All female Burmy evolve into Wormadam, while all male Burmy evolve into Mothim. In addition, Wormadam also has a different secondary type depending on the cloak that female Burmy has when she evolves, whereas Mothim always has the same typing regardless of male Burmy's cloak. The plant cloak makes Wormadam Bug/Grass, the Sandy cloak makes her Bug/Ground, and the Trash cloak makes her Bug/Steel.
*** Burmy is an interesting example in which both genders have an exclusive evolution that the other cannot evolve to. All female Burmy evolve into Wormadam, while all male Burmy evolve into Mothim. In addition, Wormadam also has a different secondary type depending on the cloak that female Burmy has when she evolves, whereas Mothim always has the same typing regardless of male Burmy's cloak. The plant cloak makes Wormadam Bug/Grass, the Sandy cloak makes her Bug/Ground, and the Trash cloak makes her Bug/Steel.
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** Nincada is unique in that it has a simultaneous evolution into two evolved forms, but with the catch that one of them only appears under specific circumstances when evolving into the other. When Nincada evolves into Ninjask at level 20, its other evolved form, Shedinja, will only appear if the player has an empty slot in their party and an extra Poke Ball in their inventory. If these conditions are not met, then Shedinja cannot be obtained at all.
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*** Going even further, there are some Pokémon where only one gender can evolve to the final form and the other cannot evolve at all. A good example is Vespiqueen, which can only evolve from female Combee, while male Combee cannot evolve period.
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*** Going even further, there are some Pokémon where only one gender can evolve to the final form and the other cannot evolve at all. A good example is Vespiqueen, Vespiquen, which can only evolve from female Combee, while male Combee cannot evolve period.
