Type: Water/Flying
Most effective against: Fire, Ground, Fighting and Bug Pokemon
The 400 candies it takes to evolve Magicarp means that most trainers will only see Gyarados on their loading screens. It’s worth the grind, though, if you can unlock this dragon-like water creature.
Type: Water
Most effective against: Fire, Ground and Rock Pokemon
Your Squirtle is a long ways off from evolving into a Blastoise (first it must become a Wartortle), but when it finally does, watch out.
3. Vaporeon #134
Type: Water
Most effective against: Pokemon
One of the surest ways to getting a Pokemon that will do its trainer proud in gyms is catching enough Eevees to evolve into a Vaporeon. An Easter egg in the game lets you choose which path your Eevee will follow. For Vaporeon, name it “Rainer” before you evolve.
4. Flareon #136
Type: Fire
Most effective against: Grass, Ice, Bug and Steel Pokemon
Eevee is definitely a key to Pokemon Go, as a fairly common Pokemon with three different powerful evolutions. To get Flareon, change its name to “Pyro” before evolving.
5. Venusaur #3
Type: Grass/Poison
Most effective against: Water and Fairy Pokemon
Bulbasaur may be a starter Pokemon, but it’ll take a while to evolve him to Ivysaur and then Venusaur. The flowering animal has a very high defense.
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