Method
Evolving Pokémon is relatively simple. Like in the main games, it's done based upon the level. However, this level isn't the strength level but the link level between the Warlords and their Pokémon. As such, if the Warlords has a low possible link to the Pokémon, then it will not be able to evolve all the way. Happiness and trade evolutions get mapped to the Link level with a high amount of around 50-70%
However, for item evolutions, there is an extra component. Dotted around the Ransei region, there are various shops where you can purchase the items. These are the same items as within the game. Attach the item to the Pokémon and it will evolve following the battle.
| Evolution Type | Method | Pokémon |
| Standard | Raise the Pokémon to a specific Stat levels | Most Pokémon |
| Items | Attach an item and use in battle | Click Here |
| Link | Raise the link of a Pokémon to a specific level. Done via abilities, battling, Link etc. | Igglypuff, Pichu, Chingling, Riolu, Golbat, Munchlax |
| Environmental | Raise the Pokémon to a specific Link % and use them in battle in a specific nation | Eevee -> Espeon - Illusio
Eevee -> Umbreon - Yaksha
Eevee -> Leafeon - Greenleaf
Eevee -> Glaceon - Nixtorm |
| Warlords Combat | Raise the Pokémon to a specific Link % and battle against a Warlords and defeat it | Machoke, Kadabra, Boldore, Haunter, Gurdurr |
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Method
In addition to Pokémon evolving, many of the Warlords have the ability to "evolve". This evolution causes their appearance to change and also increases the various stats of the Warlords which allow for quicker movement of the Pokémon, more Pokémon to be raised and even a different Best Link Pokémon.
To get the Warlords to evolve, you need to reach an incredibly high Link level with the Pokémon that is classified as the best Pokémon for the Warlords to be tied with. Not all of the Warlords have the ability to evolve, with it mostly being the Warlords who are gold coloured in the menus.
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