Pokemon GO: Spheal, Sealeo, & Walrein Guide
Pokemon GO: Spheal, Sealeo, & Walrein Guide
Spheal-tacular Guide: Catch, Evolve, and Battle with Spheal and its Line!
Hey trainers, get ready to dive into the last day of the Pokemon GO World Championships event, happening on Tuesday, August 15, 2023! It’s time to make a splash with Spheal and its line! During this grand celebration, a bunch of Pokemon from various regions will be popping up left and right. Keep your eyes peeled for the cute Fighting-type Pokemon, Machop, along with Chinchou, Wooper, Sableye, Meditite, Wooloo, Bunnelby, Drilbur, Scraggy, Onix, Lickitung, and the majestic Water/Ice-type Hoenn region dweller – Spheal!
How to Get Spheal and Evolve it Into Sealeo
Ready to embark on your Spheal-catching adventure? Good news, trainers! From now until 8 pm local time on August 15, Spheal has a higher spawn rate. That means you’ll have plenty of opportunities to catch this delightful little ball of fluff. But what happens after the event? Fear not, for Spheal can still be found near the ocean or during Rainy/Snowy weather in Pokemon GO.
To evolve your Spheal into Sealeo, you’ll need to collect 25 Candy. Here are a few ways to gather those sweet treats: trade in duplicate Spheal to the professor, use Pinap berries during encounters, or make Spheal your trusty Buddy Pokemon and go on epic walks together.
Evolving Sealeo into Walrein
If you thought Sealeo was the final stop, think again! To reach the ultimate icy pinnacle, you’ll need to give your Sealeo a whopping 100 Candy. That’s right, trainers, it takes dedication and a lot of snacks to transform your lovable Sealeo into the mighty Walrein!
What are the Best Moves for the Spheal Line?
Now that you’ve caught your Spheal and evolved it into the majestic Walrein, it’s time to learn some cool moves! Check out this handy list of the best moves for the Water/Ice-type line:
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Pokemon | Fast Attack | Charged Attack |
---|---|---|
Spheal | Water Beam | Aurora Beam |
Sealeo | Water Gun | Body Slam, Aurora Beam, Return |
Walrein | Waterfall | Blizzard |
Spheal, Sealeo, and Walrein Weaknesses
While these icy Pokemon are a force to be reckoned with, they do have their weaknesses. They take extra damage from Electric, Grass, Rock, and Fighting-type attacks. On the bright side, they are resistant to Ice and Water-type attacks.
If you’re looking to take down a Walrein (or Sealeo and Spheal), here are some of the best non-legendary counters to bring into battle:
- Lucario
- Rampardos
- Breloom
- Conkeldurr
- Machamp
Now that you’re armed with this Spheal-tacular knowledge, go out there, catch those Spheal, evolve them, test out their moves, and conquer the Pokemon GO World Championships! Get ready to make a big splash, trainers!
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