Leaf Stone

Loot de Shiny Tangela, Shiny Chikorita, Shiny Bayleef, Shiny Meganium, Shiny Bellossom e mais 89

Receita de Boost Stone de Grass (quando o Workshop sorteia); evolução: Bulbasaur → Ivysaur (1, nv 40); Shiny Bulbasaur → Shiny Ivysaur (1, nv 50); Ivysaur → Venusaur (2, nv 80); Shiny Ivysaur → Shiny Venusaur (1, nv 120); Oddish → Gloom (1, nv 20); Shiny Oddish → Shiny Gloom (1, nv 40); Gloom → Bellossom (1, nv 50); Gloom → Vileplume (1, nv 50); Bellsprout → Weepinbell (1, nv 40); Shiny Bellsprout → Shiny Weepinbell (1, nv 50); Weepinbell → Victreebel (2, nv 50); Shiny Weepinbell → Shiny Victreebel (1, nv 100); Exeggcute → Exeggutor (2, nv 80); Shiny Exeggcute → Shiny Exeggutor (1, nv 100); Tangela → Tangrowth (1, nv 120); Shiny Tangela → Shiny Tangrowth (1, nv 120); Eevee → Leafeon (2, nv 100); Shiny Eevee → Shiny Leafeon (1, nv 120); Chikorita → Bayleef (1, nv 40); Shiny Chikorita → Shiny Bayleef (1, nv 50); Bayleef → Meganium (2, nv 80); Shiny Bayleef → Shiny Meganium (1, nv 120); Hoppip → Skiploom (1, nv 40); Shiny Hoppip → Shiny Skiploom (1, nv 50); Skiploom → Jumpluff (2, nv 50); Shiny Skiploom → Shiny Jumpluff (1, nv 80); Treecko → Grovyle (1, nv 50); Shiny Treecko → Shiny Grovyle (1, nv 80); Grovyle → Sceptile (2, nv 100); Shiny Grovyle → Shiny Sceptile (1, nv 120); Lotad → Lombre (1, nv 50); Lombre → Ludicolo (1, nv 100); Seedot → Nuzleaf (1, nv 50); Shiny Seedot → Shiny Nuzleaf (1, nv 80); Nuzleaf → Shiftry (1, nv 100); Shiny Nuzleaf → Shiny Shiftry (1, nv 120); Shroomish → Breloom (1, nv 100); Shiny Shroomish → Shiny Breloom (1, nv 120); Cacnea → Cacturne (1, nv 100); Shiny Cacnea → Shiny Cacturne (1, nv 120); Lileep → Cradily (1, nv 100); Turtwig → Grotle (2, nv 80); Shiny Turtwig → Shiny Grotle (1, nv 100); Grotle → Torterra (1, nv 100); Shiny Grotle → Shiny Torterra (1, nv 120); Snover → Abomasnow (1, nv 100); Shiny Snover → Shiny Abomasnow (1, nv 120); Skiddo → Gogoat (1, nv 100); Shiny Skiddo → Shiny Gogoat (1, nv 120)

Comercializável

Evolução, craft de Boost Stone, talentos, venda em NPC

Todo shiny dropa as stones da forma normal com 4× a chance, no mesmo escopo

No Primal a chance sobe; na base e no Wildscape ela desce

Shiny em Wildscape: 50% de stone básica e 10% de Crystal Stone

Pokémon de duplo elemento: 25% de cada stone

A stone do elemento evolui o Pokémon (ex.: Diglett → Dugtrio com 1 Earth Stone, lvl 50) → Pedras de Evolução

A máquina pede itens de Pokémon do elemento + fragmentos do elemento + a stone elemental correspondente → Boost

Alguns slots pedem stone em volume (ex.: Character #2 — 1.000 Heart Stone)

3 Ice Stone → roupa de Ski · 3 Enigma Stone → Sandboard · 3 Water Stone → roupa de Mergulho (contas criadas depois de 09/05/2026 já vêm com as três)

NPC Kecleon, na entrada do Trade Center; o Helper também cita o NPC Flint, ao sul de Pewter (print)

Stone de Fairy: a receita de boost do PKA Helper diz Fairy → Heart Stone (a mesma de Normal). Mas a tabela de drops do próprio Helper tem Fairy Stone (22 Pokémon) e a Dungeon The Fairy Garden lista "fairy fragment, fairy stone". A receita parece desatualizada; conferir na máquina de craft.

Stone de Ghost: a receita de boost diz Ghost → Ghost Stone, mas a Dungeon The Haunted Tower (Gastly) aparece no Helper com "ghost fragment, darkness stone". Gengar normal consta com Ghost Stone; Shiny Gengar, com Darkness Stone.

Onde vender: Kecleon no TC × Flint em Pewter — as duas respostas estão no mesmo FAQ do Helper. Podem ser os dois; falta comparar preço.

A tabela do Helper traz "Heard Stone" (Shiny Hoothoot) — erro de digitação de Heart Stone.