Gen 4 doesn't bring any new Pokemon types with it, but it does introduce new type combinations that'll play into the type strengths and weaknesses chart for battle.

Generation 4 will eventually come to "Pokémon Go," and players should be prepared by stockpiling some candy before the update hits.

Pokemon that evolve using the Sinnoh Stone in Pokemon Go As you'd expect, the Pokemon Go Sinnoh Stone allows classic Pokemon from previous generations to evolve into their new generation 4 forms.

While Eevee and it's Eeveelutions were a showstopper with Prismatic Evolutions, the best has yet to come for the Pokemon TCG.

Electabuzz was a one-off in Gen 1, but got a baby version as Elekid in Gen 2. That continues with the evolved version of Electivire in Gen 4.

This possible leak is also in line with previous rumors about PokéStops. Also, celebrating Pokémon GO ’s second anniversary with a massive update like Gen 4 would be a sound business strategy.

The 100% perfect IV stats for Chansey and Blissey including a preview of shiny Happiny, for the December 2024 Community Day in Pokémon Go.

A NEW Pokemon Go 2018 event could be in the works that will help usher in the release of Gen 4 Pocket Monsters.

A neat chart detailing the 19 Gen 1 Pokemon evolutionary lines that have yet to receive any significant updates gets fans talking.

It might be wishful thinking, but there are reasons to believe 'Pokémon GO' could be getting Gen 4 with an evolution event next week.

THE Pokemon Go Sinnoh Stone received a big update today, including new Gen 4 evolutions available through using one, among other big changes made to the game.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl use the Pokémon Gen 4 strength and weakness type chart. This sets it apart from modern games in the franchise like Pokémon Sword and Shield.