List of Pokémon with branched evolutions

This is a list of Pokémon which evolve differently depending on certain conditions. To date, no Pokémon that evolves by branch evolution undergoes a further branch in its evolution, while no Pokémon evolves further after the branch besides Wurmple.

Gloom can evolve into either Vileplume or Bellossom through different methods.

Most Pokémon that evolve through branch evolution do so in their basic forms, and do not make it to a second evolution. There are a few exceptions, though. Many also face this branch in a generation later than when the Pokémon is originally introduced, such as Kirlia which was introduced in Generation III along with its evolution Gardevoir, and whose second evolution, Gallade, was introduced in Generation IV.

Pokémon that evolve through branch evolution

Basic form	Evolution trigger	First evolution	Evolution trigger	Second evolution
Oddish	Level 21	Gloom	Leaf Stone	Vileplume
			Sun Stone	Bellossom
Poliwag	Level 25	Poliwhirl	Water Stone	Poliwrath
			Trade holding King's Rock	Politoed
Slowpoke	Level 37	Slowbro
	Trade holding King's Rock	Slowking
Eevee	Water Stone	Vaporeon
	Thunder Stone	Jolteon
	Fire Stone	Flareon
	Friendship during the day or Level up holding Sun Shard	Espeon
	Friendship at night or Level up holding Moon Shard	Umbreon
	Level up in Eterna Forest (Sinnoh) or Pinwheel Forest (Unova) or Route 20 (Kalos) or Petalburg Woods (Hoenn)	Leafeon
	Level up on Route 217 (Sinnoh) or in the basement of Twist Mountain (Unova) or Frost Cavern (Kalos) or in the basement of Shoal Cave (Hoenn)	Glaceon
	Level up with 2 Affection and knowing a Fairy-type move	Sylveon
Tyrogue	Level 20 (Attack > Defense)	Hitmonlee
	Level 20 (Attack < Defense)	Hitmonchan
	Level 20 (Attack = Defense)	Hitmontop
Wurmple	Level 7 (Personality value mod 10 < 5)	Silcoon	Level 10	Beautifly
	Level 7 (Personality value mod 10 ≥ 5)	Cascoon	Level 10	Dustox
Ralts	Level 20	Kirlia	Level 30	Gardevoir
			Dawn Stone (male ♂ only)	Gallade
Snorunt	Level 42	Glalie
	Dawn Stone (female ♀ only)	Froslass
Clamperl File:WaterIC.gif	Trade holding Deep Sea Tooth	Huntail
	Trade holding Deep Sea Scale	Gorebyss
Burmy	Level 20 (female ♀, Plant Cloak)	Wormadam
	Level 20 (female ♀, Sandy Cloak)	Wormadam
	Level 20 (female ♀, Trash Cloak)	Wormadam
	Level 20 (male ♂)	Mothim

See also

• Eeveelutions
• Hitmons

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