Nintendo's "Pokemon Sun And Moon" introduced a never-before-seen type of Pokemon to the fan-favorite franchise. Dubbed as the Alola Form, this type only pertains to a few existing Pokemon. In other words, an Alola form is simply a transformed version of a current Pokemon.

Trainers can get their hands on Alolan Pokemon through battle, just like regular Pokemon; however, it is imperative for them to bear a few things in mind regarding specific requirements they should meet before they activate Alolan evolutions of pre-evolved forms.

"Pokemon Sun And Moon" comprise fourteen Alolan Pokemon, out of which, eleven are evolved forms of either first-generation monsters or pre-evolved Alolan Pokemon. For those who are still struggling to capture the evolved Alolan Pokemon, here's a simple guide on how to evolve all Alolan Pokemon.

Alolan Exeggutor

In order to capture Alolan Exeggutor, Trainers will need to use a Leaf Stone as there is no Alola Form of pre-evolved form Exeggcute. Trainers can change the regular pre-evolved monster into the long-necked Alola form with the help of the stone, according to GearNuke.

Alola Dugtrio

Trainers need to level up their Alola Diglett until it reaches level 26. At this level, Alola Diglett changes into Alola Dugtrio.

Alola Graveler and Alola Golem

"Pokemon Sun And Moon" features Alolan Geodude, so obviously there are Alolan Graveler and Alolan Golem in the games. Evolving an Alola Geodude into an Alola Graveler is child's play.

Trainers simply need to level up their Alola Geodude to level 25. After acquiring Alola Graveler, they must trade the Pokemon to a colleague, in order to automatically evolve it to Alolan Golem. As soon as the transformation is completed, Trainers can ask his/her friend to trade it back, International Business Times reported.

Alola Marowak

Trainers must level up a regular Cubone until it reaches level 28 to get an Alola Marowak. However, to expedite evolution, this should be done during the night time (in the game).

Alola Muk

Trainers can level up their Alola Grimer to obtain Alola Muk. Grimer evolves into Alola Muk on reaching level 38.

Alola Ninetales

Alola Vulpix can be evolved into Alola Ninetales with the help of an ice Stone. Trainers must use the ice Stone on the Vulpix to transform it into Alola Ninetales. It's worth noting that Alola Ninetales is an ice and Fairy type, contrary to the regular Ninetales which is actually a Fire type.

Alola Persian

Alola Persian is one of the several creatures that evolve on the basis of their happiness. The key to evolving Alola Meowth into an Alola Persian is boosting the ordinary Pokemon's happiness. In order to do that, Trainers must play with it, pet it, feed it, and as soon as its happiness reaches a specified point, he/she must level it up to get their own Alola Persian.

Alola Raichu

Just like Alola Persian, Trainers can get their hands on Alola Raichu by making a Pikachu happy, and this can be done by playing with it, feeding it, keeping it at the front of the party and by battling with it. Use the Thunder Stone on the Pikachu once its happiness reaches a specified level to transform it into an Alola Raichu. Since Pikachu's happiness does not have to be remarkably high, Trainers can utilize a Thunder Stone on it right after catching it.

Alola Sandslash

"Pokemon Sun And Moon" allow players to evolve Alola Sandshrew into Alola Sandslash by simply using an Ice Stone on Sandshrew.

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