All Pokemon That Evolve with a Fire Stone in Pokemon Legends: Arceus
By Jack O'Dwyer
We’ve put together a full list of all Pokemon who need a Fire Stone to evolve in Pokemon Legends: Arceus.
The Hisui region is home to an abundance of wildlife from the far reaches of the Pokemon universe. As such, it has a diverse collection of Pokemon with each requiring a unique method to evolve. Some require leveling, others need to feel a deep bond, and even fewer need evolutionary items such as the Fire Stone.
Trainers can learn where to find Fire Stones in the Hisui region by checking out our Evolutionary Item guide.
Full List of Fire Stone-eligible Pokemon in Pokemon Legends: Arceus
There are three Pokemon that require a Fire Stone to evolve in Hisui:
- Eevee (Flareon)
- Hisuian Growlithe (Hisuian Arcanine)
- Vulpix (Ninetails)
Eevee, the ”Evolution” Pokemon, is best known for its ability to evolve into eight different forms. Each form has its own type and requires a specific item or process. When given a Fire Stone, Eevee evolves into Flareon, the “Flame” Pokemon. Flareon’s fire comes from a “saclike” organ which, when the Pokemon inhales, allows its flames to reach temperatures of 3000 degrees Fahrenheit (~1650 degrees Celsius).
Hisuian Growlithe is the latest region form of the franchise. Most trainers will know this Pokemon from its adorable appearance and show-stealing reveal. It patrols its territory in pairs and is said to have volcanic rock in its mane. Hisuian Growlithe evolves into Hisuian Arcanine when exposed to a Fire Stone. This Pokemon is a skilled combatant with superior agility enabling it to dance around its opponents before burying its scalding hot fangs into the other’s body.
Vulpix, the “Fox” Pokemon, is actually only born with a single white tail. As it grows, its fur turns an auburn brown, and its tails split into six. When shown a Fire Stone, it evolves into Ninetails—a Pokemon aptly named for its nine fluffy tails. It stores its power in these tails and can live for a whole millenium. Ninetails is a direct reference to the kitsune, a mythological creature known for its magic, intelligence, and cunning.