Clamperl has two evolutions - Huntail and Gorebyss. Both are still water-type Pokemon, but these evolutions have slightly different styles - Huntail has big ol' teeth and looks like it's a hunter ...

Clamperl is a “Gen 3” Water-type Pokemon that was previously unavailable in Pokemon Go, possibly due to its divergent evolutionary line.

The Clamperl Field Research event will take place at the following times: Europe, Africa: 10 AM – 1 PM UTC, February 23rd North and South America: 2 PM – 5 PM EST, February 23rd ...

When given 50 Clamperl Candies, it can either evolve into Huntail or Gorebyss. Both Pokemon are also pure Water-types, but have completely different appearances and possible movesets.

Clamperl is a Gen 3 water type that as of yet, has not appeared in Pokémon GO despite the arrival of Gen 4. Clamperl is unique in that it has two different evolutions, not two stages.

Pokémon GO's limited research day this weekend stars Clamperl., as well as Huntail and Gorebyss. Here's when it is, what it is, and everything else you need to know.

Much like a Community Day, the event will run for three hours today, February 23, and it'll give players their first opportunity to catch a never-before-available Pokemon: Clamperl.

How to catch Clamperl in Pokemon Go According to the official Pokemon Go blog, the latest Limited Research Event gives players a three-hour window to face, defeat, and hopefully capture a Clamperl.

The Clamperl Limited Research event takes place February 23, and runs through the following times: Pokemon Go - Clamperl Field Research times UK: 9am-12pm Mainland Europe and Africa: 10am to 1pm ...

You can indeed find a shiny Clamperl in the wild and then evolve it into Huntail and Gorebyss. If you want to see how the shiny variants for all three Pokemon look, you can check out the table above.

When you feed Clamperl 50 Candies and hit the button, there’s a random chance it will evolve into either Huntail or Gorebyss. This can be frustrating if you’re trying to get both forms.

You can obtain Huntail or Gorebyss in the main line games by trading Clamperl while it holds a specific item. Pokemon Go went a different, simpler (sort of) route.