Minor note about double evolutions in Generation I
Posted by: Torchickens
Date: 2013-06-04 15:05:39
The Pokémon it evolves into first is the highest level or the stone evolution. The latter Pokémon is the lower level or level-up evolution.
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:- LM4 evolving into Clefairy at level 18, then evolving into Nidoking at level 18
If the Pokémon is a hex:00 Pokémon, double evolutions work differently. After the first evolution, the game will state that the Pokémon the former Pokémon evolved into is evolving, complete with its species name (although I don't know of a way to legitimately see the species name due to level 127+ 'M being unobtainable?).
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:- 3TrainerPoké evolving into Clefairy at level 128, then "Clefairy" evolves into Kangaskhan at level 0.
Incidentally, contrary to common belief, the evolve without a stone glitch was fixed in Yellow.