How and where to get all Teselia Pokémon in Pokémon GO

Everything you need to know about the first fifth generation Pokémon.

If you are attentive to the news of Pokémon GO, you will undoubtedly know that the creatures of Teselia, which debuted in the fifth generation with the arrival of Black and White, are already available in the Niantic free-to-play. Although in 3DJuegos we have already summarized the main novelties of this update, in this guide we want to delve a little deeper into all the news and new Pokémon.

First things first, what can we expect from the fifth generation? Teselia”s original Pokédex has 156 creatures, but Niantic has only introduced a few to begin with. Among the new species there are some that have evolutions that are not yet accessible, too. Part of the process has to do with the Teselia Stone, an object that is somewhat difficult to achieve but that you want to have in your inventory sooner or later.

All Pokémon added

Those marked with (*) can appear in variocolor version (shiny) through the specified method.

• In the wild: Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott, Patrat *, Lillipup *, Purrloin, Pidove, Blitzle
• In 2 km eggs: Patrat *, Lillipup *, Purrloin, Pidove
• In 5 km eggs: Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott, Blitzle, Drilbur, Foongus
• And about 10 km: Ferroseed, Klink *, Litwick, Golett, Deino
• And incursiones: Patrat *, Lillipup *, Klink *
• Regional exclusive: Pansage (Asia-Pacific), Pansear (Europe, Middle East, Africa and India), Panpour (America and Greenland), Heatmor (Western Hemisphere), Durant (Eastern Hemisphere)

Some of these Pokémon can evolve, so in the future we will see new species available from creatures that are already implemented. Under these lines we leave you the evolutionary trees of each of the Pokémon that you can already capture in the game, although the methods to obtain them can be different in each case. Neither Heatmor nor Durant have evolutions or pre-evolutions.

 

Snivy, Servine, Serperior	Tepig, Pignite, Emboar	Oshawott, Dewott, Samurott
Patrat, Watchog	Lillipup, Herdier, Stoutland	Purrloin, Liepard
Pidove, Tranquill, Unfezant	Blitzle, Zebstrika	Drilbur, Excadrill
Foonguss, Amoonguss	Ferroseed, Ferrothorn	Klink, Klang, Klinklang
Litwick, Lampent, Chandelure	Golett, Golurk	Deino, Zweilous, Hydreigon
Grooming, Simisage	Pansear, Simisear	Panpour, Simipour

Observations

Teselia”s initial Pokémon are Oshawott, Tepig and Snivy. It is likely that you will find one of these in the wild and add it to your collection, but do not lose your mind with them and their statistics because, as happens in each generation, they are expected to star in their own Community Days throughout the next months. That is, there will be more than perfect occasions to get a lot of these Pokémon with perfect IV and exclusive movements. It is probably better to focus your efforts on other tasks.

If you are worried about this kind of statistics, take note: from Pokémon GO Hub an interesting article arrives analyzing the potential of creatures that already circulate among the files of the game, even those that are not yet available. It seems that three of the species called to dominate the PvE appear in the initial list of Teselia Pokémon, which in order of preference are Excadrill, Chandelure and Hydreigon. The former are measured from you to you with legendary Pokémon like Groudon and Reshiram, and the latter falls a bit short with other sinister-type creatures (and also behind regional dragons like Dragonite or Salamence), but it”s still a solid choice .

On the other hand, remember that the Teselia Stone, very similar in design and functionality to the Sinnoh Stone, is a new evolutionary object that you will want to have in your inventory to reach the latest evolutionary forms of some species. For example, you need one to evolve to Lampent in Chandelure. How do you get it? Very simple: it is the reward you get when you complete a weekly investigation, so you simply have to complete seven daily investigations. You don”t need to do them every day, but you do get to that number.