How To Evolve Hisuian Voltorb In Pokemon Legends Arceus

Pokemon Legends: Arceus brings a new adventure across the region of Hisui, full of wonders, mysteries, and treasures. In a region as diverse as this, you can also spot variants of classic pokemon, sporting new types, moves, and even different aspect.

Related: Pokemon Legends: Arceus - Where To Find Crunchy SaltOne of the many regional variants is Hisuian Voltorb, a re-imagining of the classic pokeball-shaped pokemon from the Kanto region. This new form has an additional Grass-type on top of its already existing Electric-type, and here you can learn everything you need to know to find it.

How To Get Hisuian Voltorb

To obtain a Hisuian Voltorb, you must go to the Coronet Highlands, the fourth accessible area in the Hisui region. Voltorb can be found in the Sacred Plaza area of the Coronet Highlands, usually roaming around or hidden in wood boxes that you must break using a pokemon from your party. If you want to successfully evolve this pokemon into a Hisuian Electrode, you must obtain an evolutionary item first, called Leaf Stone.

How To Get A Leaf Stone

The Leaf Stone is a consumable evolutionary item that will help different pokemon to reach their evolved forms, such as:

• Hisuian Voltorb to Electrode
• Eevee to Leafeon

These stones are obtainable in Pokemon Legends: Arceus in the following areas and shops:

• Jubilife Village - 1000 Merit Points in Simona's Shop.
• Jubilife Village - As a possible item on Ginter's Specials - 5000 Pokedollars.
• Crimson Mirelands - Hidden inside Leaf Piles.
• Cobalt Coastlands - Hidden inside Leaf Piles.
• Space-time Distortions - Laying on the floor.

How To Get A Hisuian Electrode

Once you obtained your Leaf Stone, you must use it on your Hisuian Voltorb. This will trigger the evolution cutscene, and once it finishes you will now have a Hisuian Electrode. This pokemon will retain the Grass/Electric typing, and will gain access to the technique Chloroblast, a Grass move of 120 power and 95 accuracy that will also damage Electrode and debuff its own attack speed, making it a very powerful move but also leaving you very vulnerable.

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