Alolan Vulpix evolves into Alolan Ninetales when exposed to an Ice Stone. Unlike the regular Vulpix, which evolves at level 36, the Alolan variant requires this specific evolutionary item to transform.
Alolan Sandshrew evolves into Alolan Sandslash by using an Ice Stone on it.
It doesnt evolve at a certain level you need to use a fire stone on it so it evolves it ninetales You have to use a fire stone to make it evolve
Whirlipede evolves into Scolipede at Level 30.
It does not evolve by level, it evolves by using a fire stone. If you have the choice, i would go with growlthe over vulpix though.
No, trading a Geodude into the Alola region will not cause it to evolve into Alolan Geodude. To obtain Alolan Geodude, you must catch it in the Alola region, as it has a different regional form. However, if you have a regular Geodude, you can evolve it into Golem, but it will remain the original form.
Vulpix evolves at level 100. does not. can only evolve with fire stone.
In soul sliver Vulpix does not evolve by level it only evolves by a fire stone
Alolan Sandshrew evolves into Alolan Sandslash by using an Ice Stone on it.
All you do is use a Fire Stone and it will evolve, regardless of its level.It's best to evolve Vulpix at a higher level because it may learn moves faster as a Vulpix than a Ninetales so you shouldn't evolve it at like level 4 or something...
Vulpix doesn't evolve based on level; use a Fire Stone and it will evolve. Bear in mind, however, that once Vulpix evolves into Ninetales, it won't learn any more moves naturally.
you have to use a fire stone in order to make vulpix evolve in to ninetails. it cant be leveled up to evolve.
you need to give vulpix a fire stone
Fire stone
ninetails does not evolve but if you ment vulpix use firestone
None - you use a fire stone to evolve it into Ninetales
Vulpix does not evolve through levels; To evolve it, use a Fire Stone on it.
It doesnt evolve at a certain level you need to use a fire stone on it so it evolves it ninetales You have to use a fire stone to make it evolve