From Honedge to Doublade: The First Step
The first stage of Honedge's evolution is a straightforward process. To evolve Honedge into Doublade, you simply need to raise its level to 35. No special items or conditions are required. Once it hits level 35, the evolution will automatically trigger after a battle or by using an item like a Rare Candy. This evolution sees the single spectral sword manifest a second blade, preparing it for its powerful final form.
- Honedge evolves into Doublade starting at level 35.
- Doublade evolves into Aegislash when you use a Dusk Stone on it.
- Aegislash's evolution is not level-dependent, but timing can be strategic for move learning.
EVOLUTION CHAIN
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- Pokémon
- Honedge
- Type
- Steel, Ghost
- Total stats
- 325
| Pokémon | Type | Total stats |
|---|---|---|
| Honedge | Steel, Ghost | 325 |
Unleashing Aegislash: The Final Evolution
Evolving Doublade into its final form, Aegislash, requires a specific evolutionary item: a Dusk Stone. Unlike the first evolution, this one is not tied to a specific level. You can use a Dusk Stone on your Doublade at any point after it has evolved from Honedge. Upon evolution, Aegislash gains the signature Ability, Stance Change. This allows it to switch between its defensive Shield Forme and its highly offensive Blade Forme during battle, making it a versatile and tactical Pokémon in any trainer's party. Be mindful of its moveset before evolving, as Aegislash learns different moves than Doublade.
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Frequently Asked Questions
At what level should I evolve Doublade into Aegislash?
You can evolve Doublade at any level using a Dusk Stone. However, it's often recommended to wait until Doublade learns key moves via level-up, such as Iron Head (typically around level 51). Aegislash learns very few moves by leveling up, so evolving it early might cause you to miss out on powerful attacks without relying on TMs or TRs.
Where can I find a Dusk Stone?
The location of the Dusk Stone varies by game. They can often be found in caves, as rewards from certain NPCs, or through features like the Poké Pelago in Alola or the Digging Duo in Galar. Check the specific guide for your game version to find its exact location.