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First introduced in Generation III (Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald in case you didn’t know), Clamperl evolves into Huntail or Gorebyss. In the mainline series of games, you can get a Huntail by trading a ...

Clamperl was first introduced in Pokémon Go as part of a special Limited Research event in February 2019. Upon release, it was possible to immediately evolve it into two Clamperl evolutions - Huntail ...

The Pokemon Go Clamperl evolution line is one of the more confusing evolutions in the game, because you're not guaranteed which Pokemon you'll get when you evolve it. If you're wondering what does ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm here to help you understand video games. In the main games, Clamperl evolves into either Huntail or Gorebyss when traded ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. News and opinion about video games, television, movies and the internet. Pokémon GO is back with another Limited Research day, a ...

It is a hot, sweltering summer for many Pokemon GO players right now, and to celebrate the sweaty times, Niantic is hosting the 2025 Water Festival, which features the inclusion of the mimicry Pokemon ...

One of the later gen 3 Pokemon additions to Pokemon Go is water-type Clamperl and its evolutions Huntail and Gorebyss. Originally Clamperl was only available via special research events as part of a ...

To get Gorebyss and Huntail, first you need to find the un-evolved form, Clamperl. This is a Water-type creature, so it’s more commonly found near bodies of water. But, it can also be seen anywhere ...

Clamperl is one of many Pokemon in Pokemon GO with a branching evolution. That means it can evolve into more than one form, and trainers might be curious how to get each of its evolved stages to fill ...