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'''Example''': {{p|Ekans}} evolves into {{p|Arbok}} at <b>level 22</b>. | '''Example''': {{p|Ekans}} evolves into {{p|Arbok}} at <b>level 22</b>. | ||
This method of evolution in most cases has no special disadvantages. However, {{p|Meowth}}, for example, evolves into {{p|Persian}} at level | This method of evolution in most cases has no special disadvantages. However, {{p|Meowth}}, for example, evolves into {{p|Persian}} at level 28, but learns {{m|Pay Day}} at level 32. In [[Generation IV]], Persian cannot learn Pay Day by leveling up, what means that if a player wants to have a Persian with Pay Day, that player must not let Meowth evolve until it has learned this attack. | ||
Furthermore, Pokémon cannot evolve if they are still in their base form until level 100, because they cannot level up any further. | Furthermore, Pokémon cannot evolve if they are still in their base form until level 100, because they cannot level up any further. | ||