Pokemon Go: How to get Huntail and Gorebyss

Here is all the knowledge you require to help you obtain both Huntail and Gorebyss from Clamperl, which has two evolutionary stages in Pokemon Go. The water-type Pokemon Clamperl from the Hoenn region was first introduced to Pokemon Go as part of the Clamperl Limited Research event in February 2019, but it has since become a somewhat uncommon spawn. Getting Clamperl is challenging, but getting both of its evolutions is even more challenging. Additionally, it differs from how the core games operate, as each evolution requires a unique item. So, if you want to add both Huntail and Gorebyss to your Pokemon Go collection, you'll find everything you need to know below.

How to evolve Clamperl into Huntail and Gorebyss in Pokemon Go

Once you've gathered 50 Candy, Clamperl can evolve into either Huntail or Gorebyss, but you'll never know which one you'll obtain because this evolution in Pokemon Go is completely arbitrary. There is no method to control what Clamperl evolves into, unlike many other Pokemon like Eevee and Rockruff, so you'll just have to keep developing different Clamperl until you acquire both evolutions. Given that Clamperl is a somewhat uncommon spawn in Pokemon Go, this might take some time. A different approach would be to trade with a player that possesses the evolution you need.

Which Clamperl evolution is best in Pokemon Go?

The short response is that, in the Pokemon Go Battle League and Raid Battles, when there are considerably stronger water types available, both Huntail and Gorebyss disappoint. Although you won't have to spend the time empowering them or teaching them new moves, this essentially turns them both into Pokedex fillers.

Can Clamperl be Shiny in Pokemon Go?

The good news is that Shiny Clamperl is playable in Pokemon Go, meaning that both of its conceivable evolutions, Huntail and Gorebyss, can also be Shiny. Shiny Huntail turns green instead of blue, Shiny Gorebyss turns yellow instead of pink, and Shiny Clamperl receives a purple-hued shell in place of its typical blue shell.