What does Applin evolve into?
Applin evolves into Flapple, Appletun, or Dipplin when exposed to a Tart Apple, Sweet Apple, or Syrupy Apple, respectively, making it a unique Pokémon with multiple evolution paths based on the item used. The choice of evolution depends on the specific apple item, with each resulting Pokémon having distinct characteristics, such as Flapple favoring speed and attack, Appletun being more bulky and specializing in special attack, and Dipplin offering another set of abilities and attributes.
Understanding Applin Evolutions
Applin’s evolution into different Pokémon is a fascinating aspect of its biology, offering trainers a range of strategic options in battle and team composition.
Evolution Items
- Tart Apple: Evolves Applin into Flapple.
- Sweet Apple: Evolves Applin into Appletun.
- Syrupy Apple: Evolves Applin into Dipplin.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between Flapple and Appletun? Flapple and Appletun differ in their stats and typing, with Flapple being more offensive and Appletun being more defensive, making them suitable for different roles in a team.
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How do I evolve Applin into Flapple? To evolve Applin into Flapple, you need to use a Tart Apple on it.
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Is Applin a rare Pokémon? Applin can be found on Route 5 with a 10% chance of encounter, making it not extremely rare but not very common either.
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Can Applin be female? Yes, Applin can be female, and there have been instances where female Applin and its evolutions have been encountered.
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What is the use of a Syrupy Apple? A Syrupy Apple is used to evolve Applin into Dipplin, offering another evolution path with unique characteristics.
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How does the evolution of Applin into Appletun or Flapple work in Pokémon Sword and Shield? In Pokémon Sword and Shield, giving Applin a Sweet Apple evolves it into Appletun, while a Tart Apple evolves it into Flapple, with each game version having exclusive access to one of these apples.
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Are Flapple and Appletun good Pokémon? Yes, both Flapple and Appletun are considered good Pokémon due to their unique dual Grass/Dragon typing and their potential in battle, with Flapple being a strong wallbreaker and Appletun offering defensive capabilities.
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What are the weaknesses of Applin and its evolutions? Applin and its evolutions have various weaknesses, with Appletun being notably weak to ice, flying, fairy, and poison types, making it vulnerable in certain matchups.
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How do you get a Sweet Apple in Pokémon Sword? The Sweet Apple is exclusive to Pokémon Shield, meaning players of Pokémon Sword cannot obtain it normally and thus cannot evolve Applin into Appletun without trading.
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Can you breed Applin? Yes, Applin can be bred like any other non-“baby” Pokémon, allowing trainers to produce more Applin without needing to catch them.
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What is unique about Applin’s appearance? Applin has a worm-like appearance with a light green body and dark green underside, and it has leaf-like eyestalks that resemble an apple stem.
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Is there a specific item or method to increase the encounter rate of Applin? Using a dragon-type sandwich, such as the Great Avocado Sandwich, can help increase the encounter rate of Applin.
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How does Applin evolve into Dipplin? Applin evolves into Dipplin when given a Syrupy Apple, offering a third evolution path with its own strengths and weaknesses.
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What are the characteristics of Flapple and Appletun in terms of speed and defense? Flapple has a higher speed but is frail, while Appletun is slower but bulkier, with higher defense stats, making them suited for different battle strategies.
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Can Applin be considered a ‘baby’ Pokémon? No, Applin is not considered a “baby” Pokémon, which means it does not need to evolve to breed, unlike some other Pokémon that have a baby stage before evolving into their more common forms.