Evolution Stones work the same way in *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* as they always have, letting players evolve many different Pokemon. You can use them to get classic evolutions like Flareon, Vaporeon, and Jolteon, or even powerful Pokemon like Gallade – just find the right stone!
This guide shows players where to locate all Evolution Stones in *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*, and how to get more if they use them all up.
Don’t use Evolution Stones and Mega Stones together. You can get Mega Crystal Shards by trading in Quasantico Quarters, which are needed for Mega Stones.
All Evolution Stones in Pokemon Legends: Z-A & Where To Buy More
Evolution Stones, also known as Elemental Stones, have been a staple of the Pokemon games since the very first games were released in 1996. As the Pokemon world expanded with each new generation, so did the number of Evolution Stones available. Currently, there are ten different Evolution Stones, and these are the ones you’ll find in *Pokemon Legends Z-A*.
- Fire Stone
- Thunder Stone
- Water Stone
- Leaf Stone
- Ice Stone
- Dusk Stone
- Dawn Stone
- Moon Stone
- Sun Stone
- Shiny Stone
You can get these Stones in a couple of ways: either by finding them while exploring or earning them as rewards for completing Secondary Missions. You can also buy them at the Stone Emporium on Vernal Avenue, near Wild Area 1. It’s worth remembering this area, as it’s also close to where Eevee appears – the only Pokémon that uses Stones to evolve into different forms.
Players can find unique items like the Jaw Fossil, Sail Fossil, and Ancient Amber at the Stone Emporium. These items allow players to repeatedly encounter and potentially catch rare, pink Shiny Aerodactyl or cool blue Shiny Tyrunt Pokemon.
All Pokemon That Evolve with Stones in Legends Z-A
Okay, so I’m prepping for *Pokemon Legends Z-A* and wanted to make sure I knew which Pokemon still need those evolution stones. From the usual Eeveelutions to rarer ones like Froslass, here’s a complete rundown of every Pokemon that evolves using a stone in the new game.
| Pokemon | Evolves From | Stone |
|---|---|---|
| Dusk Stone | ||
| Dusk Stone | ||
| Moon Stone | ||
| Thunder Stone | ||
| Fire Stone | ||
| Shiny Stone | ||
| Female | Dawn Stone | |
| Male | Dawn Stone | |
| Eevee | Ice Stone | |
| Sun Stone | ||
| Eevee | Thunder Stone | |
| Eevee | Leaf Stone | |
| Thunder Stone | ||
| Shiny Stone | ||
| Water Stone | ||
| Leaf Stone | ||
| Fire Stone | ||
| Water Stone | ||
| Eevee | Water Stone | |
| Leaf Stone |
Simisage, Simisear, and Simipour are excellent Pokémon to add to a trainer’s team, especially because they’re very effective against the Pokémon typically chosen as starters.
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