'Pokemon Go' evolution guide: How Pidgeys and Lucky Eggs will help evolution

With "Pokemon Go" getting more and more popular, players also get to explore more of the game's features and are figuring out ways how to get the best out of it.

The fun of searching and capturing Pokemon is just the half of what the game is all about. Gamers are starting to focus on the "Pokemon Go" evolution guides, and how to make the creatures transform into stronger versions.

The first tip in the "Pokemon Go" evolution guide is that learning that the evolution of a Pokemon depends on its type and the number of Candy needed.

The type of Pokemon will determine how many candies are needed to become stronger. According to IGN, Pidgeys, Weedles, and Caterpies are the easiest ones to evolve at 12 candies.

Getting Gyarados in "Pokemon Go" is very tricky and tough as it needs a whipping 400 Magikarp Candy. For Pidgeotto, it will take at least 12 Pokemon from his evolution line to evolve it.

"Pokemon Go" players can also benefit with catching several Pidgey and Rattata and other commonly found Pokemon, all of which can be evolved with the use of a Lucky Egg.

With this item, a trainer's experience will be drastically boosted as the evolution takes place. It will also help players gain tons of bonuses to benefit them while going about "Pokemon Go."

"Lucky Eggs are scarce so it's best if you maximize your XP gain during the 30 minutes that it's active," a Reddit user, bchn, advised fellow "Pokemon Go" players.

"The best way to do this is to save up all your low-evolution-cost Pokemon (Pidgey, Weedle, Caterpie) and evolve them all at once after you activate your [Lucky Egg]," the tipster explained.

Meanwhile, it was also discovered that replacing the nicknames of Eevee Pokemon such as Jolteon, Vaporeon, and Flareon into Sparky, Rainer and Pyro respectively will allow them to evolve.