Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO: How to get & use them

Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO: How to get & use them

Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stones are key for evolving certain Gen-4 Pocket Monsters. So, here is how to get and use them in the Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO guide.

19th May 2023 12:27

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Like in the mainline Game Freak games, the Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO evolutions are key for completing your Pokedex in the mobile game. In order to get Gen-4 evolutions like Electivire and Rhyperior, you'll need to find out how to get Sinnoh Stones and how to use them. 

So, let's get into the answer in this Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stones guide. 

Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO evolutions

Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO evolutions Electivire, Rhyperior, Togekiss, and Magmortar

Altogether, there are 18 Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO evolutions in the game. So, in order to acquire these Generation 4 evolutions of the below list of Pokemon, you'll need to get and use a Sinnoh Stone on each of them. 

The complete list of Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stone evolutions are as follows :

  • Lickitung ➞ Lickilicky
  • Rhydon ➞ Rhyperior
  • Tangela ➞ Tangrowth
  • Electabuzz ➞ Electivire
  • Magmar ➞ Magmortar
  • Porygon2 ➞ Porygon-Z
  • Togetic ➞ Togekiss
  • Aipom ➞ Ambipom
  • Yanma ➞ Yanmega
  • Murkrow ➞ Honchkrow
  • Misdreavus ➞ Mismagius
  • Gligar ➞ Gliscor
  • Sneasel ➞ Weavile
  • Piloswine ➞ Mamoswine
  • Kirlia ➞ Gallade
  • Roselia ➞ Roserade
  • Dusclops ➞ Dusknoir
  • Snorunt ➞ Froslass

An important note to consider is that these Pokemon still require candies to evolve as well as a Sinnoh Stone in Pokemon GO

Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stones: How To Get Them

Pokemon GO leaders Candela, Blanche, and Spark - who you can battle to earn Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stones

GO Battle League

The first and most reliable way to get a Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stone is to participate in the GO Battle League. By winning two battles in a set, you’ll earn a mystery reward. This reward will be one item out of a pool of options, one of which is a Sinnoh Stone.

In fact, this method has been so successful, many Pokemon GO players who battle in the GBL frequently end up throwing out Sinnoh Stones because they accumulate so many.

Trainer battles

Standard Trainer battles can reward Sinnoh Stones in Pokemon GO too. This is namely the battles against Team Leaders and your friends.

Winning battles against Candela, Blanche, or Spark will grant a reward once a day. As you can probably guess, a Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stones are amongst these potential rewards. 

Battling against a friend can also reward you with a Sinnoh Stone, being part of the rewards you can earn up to three times a day for battling against a friend. If you're up against a tough opponent, don't worry, as you don't need to win to qualify for these rewards that include Sinnoh Stones in Pokemon GO.

Field Research Tasks

By earning seven stamps for completing daily Field Research tasks, you’ll earn a Research Breakthrough reward. In Pokemon GO, Sinnoh Stones are of course part of these potential rewards.

The final way to earn Sinnoh Stones in Pokemon GO is not always available. Typically, when there is a Community Day featuring a Pokemon who requires a Sinnoh Stone to evolve (Ex. Roselia, Electabuzz), there is a Timed Research questline that rewards them.

Pokemon GO Sinnoh Stones: How To Use Them

Using Sinnoh Stones in Pokemon GO to evolve Electabuzz into Electivire

To use Sinnoh Stones in Pokemon GO, you just need go to a Pokemon’s page, and select the "Evolve" options as normal. The only difference is that you’ll be prompted to use the Sinnoh Stone along with using the required amount of Candy for each evolution. Simply tap it and the Pokemon will evolve!

That's all you need to know from this Sinnoh Stones Pokemon GO guides on how to get and use a Sinnoh Stone, along with the Pokemon you can evolve with them.

For even more Pokemon GO guides, you can be sure to find them right here at GGRecon. 

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Michael is a long-time journalist who has spent years writing about games and other media. He loves writing about Pokemon, sometimes more so than actually playing it. He also plays a lot of hack 'n slash games, indie platformers, and Stardew Valley.

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