Ghost Grey Evolution Guide: All 121 Evolutions & Stones

Short answer: Ghost Grey has 121 evolution steps across 209 evolution chains, and it rewires the ones you think you know. Venusaur becomes Blastoise. Charizard becomes a Pokémon literally called GHOST. Arcanine becomes Gyarados at level 10. Nothing evolves by trade -- everything is level, stone, or friendship.

If you came here for one thing: do not assume a Pokémon evolves into what it evolved into in the official games. Check this page or the full browsable chains before you commit a team slot.

How evolution works in Ghost Grey

Four methods exist in the ROM's evolution table, and that is the complete list:

Method	Steps	What it means
Level up	87	Reaches a level
Evolution stone	29	Used on the Pokémon
Friendship	3	Reaches friendship 100, then levels
Split evolution	2	Two possible results from one species

There are no trade evolutions. Not one. The evolution table contains zero trade entries and the game has no Link Cable, so any species that needed a trade in the official games has been given a different route here -- usually a level or a stone.

The lines that will surprise you

Evolution	Method
Venusaur -> Blastoise	Level 18
Charizard -> GHOST	Level 36
Ribombee -> GHOST	Level 55
Cool Spot -> Charizard	Level 16
Dragonite -> Bubble	Level 25
Arcanine -> Gyarados	Level 10
M-Gengar -> Espeon	HarvestStone
M-Banette -> Remoraid	Level 30
Pikaboo -> Gorochu	Level 26

Two different Pokémon evolve into a species called GHOST, and Venusaur and Blastoise sit on the same line. This is deliberate. Ghost Grey's author scrambled the evolution tree rather than extending it.

Level-up evolutions

All 87 level-up evolutions, alphabetical by the Pokémon you start with.

From	To	Level
Alakazam	M-Alakazam	10
Arcanine	Gyarados	10
Archen	Archeops	37
B. Agumon	B. Greymon	36
BOBBY SIPS	Shedinja	16
Basculin	Basclegion	37
Boo	King Boo	38
Brambela	Brambalam	35
Buneary	Lopunny	26
Cacnea	Cacturne	32
Capsakid	Scovillain	36
Carvanha	Sharpedo	30
Charizard	GHOST	36
Chinchou	Lanturn	28
Cool Spot	Charizard	16
Cubone	Marowak	28
Cyndersqil	Quilasthma	17
Dartrix	Decidueye	34
Draconair	Draconite	55
Dragonite	Bubble	25
Drakloak	Dragapult	60
Dratini	Draconair	35
Dreepy	Drakloak	40
Drifloon	Drifblim	28
Duskull	Dusclops	27
Frillish	Jellicent	40
Gastly	Haunter	25
Golett	Golurk	31
Goomy	Goodrome	50
Greavard	Houndstone	22
Haunter	Gengar	40
Hexio	Hexray	31
Honedge	Doublade	35
Impidimp	Moregrem	32
Jiangfoo	Jiangshao	40
Kabuto	Kabutops	32
Keramon	Infermon	38
Killtorb	Electrauma	30
Lampent	Chandelure	38
Litwick	Lampent	16
Lotasma	Lombre	18
Lumburr	Shivburr	45
M-Banette	Remoraid	30
Magnamite	Magnatron	31
Marill	Azumarill	45
Meditite	Medimind	28
Meowth	Persian	28
Nosegast	Probogast	30
Oddish	Gloom	21
Pikaboo	Gorochu	26
Ponyta	Rapidash	40
Quilasthma	Typhlosion	36
Remoraid	Octillery	27
Ribombee	GHOST	55
Rockruff	Lycanroc	25
Rowlet	Dartrix	17
Sandygast	Palossand	42
Scaras	Poltersect	24
Scaravia	Scaraptor	35
Scarly	Scaravia	15
Scraggy	Scrafty	39
Shedicobra	Shedaconda	36
Shedinja	Puncher	36
Shinx	Hexio	17
Shroomick	Breloom	22
Shuderbug	Spewkpa	9
Shuppet	Banette	21
Shushum	Jynx	30
Snever	Unbomasnow	36
Sparrowe	Farrowe	21
Spewkpa	Vivillain	12
Spinarak	Ariados	24
Spiritle	Wickortle	16
Swablu	Altaria	36
Teddiursa	Ursaring	37
Timburr	Lumburr	25
Tinkatrick	Tinkotreat	38
Tinkatweet	Tinkatrick	24
Trubbag	Garbdourge	36
Vanillite	Vanillt	30
Vanillt	Vanillist	40
Venusaur	Blastoise	18
Wailmer	Wailord	40
Wickortle	Lichtoise	36
Woobat	Swoobat	26
Yamask	Cofagrigus	34
Zorua	Zoroark	30

Evolution stone evolutions

All 29 stone evolutions, grouped by stone.

Sun Stone

From	To
Charcadet	Gauntrise
Gloom	Bellossom
Misdreavus	FluterMane
Petill	Illigant
Snorunt	Froslass
Yamask	Runerigus

HarvestStone

From	To
.EXEggcute	.EXEggutor
Gloom	Viralplume
M-Gengar	Espeon
Phantump	Trevenant
Poltchagst	Sinistcha
Pumpkaboo	Gourgeist

Dusk Stone

From	To
B. Greymon	SklGreymon
Doublade	Aegislash
Dusclops	Dusknoir
Misdreavus	Mismagius
Snorunt	Glalie

Abyss Stone

From	To
Corsola	Cursola
Lombre	Ludicala
Riolu	Lucario
Sinistea	Polteagest
Staryu	Starmie

Moon Stone

From	To
Grimeorb	Muk
Pikaboo	Lunachu
Scyther	Reapor
Starmie	Celestar

AvariceStone

From	To
Gimmighoul	Gholdengo
Infermon	Diaboromon
Moregrem	Greemsnarl

Where to get each stone

Stone	Sources
Sun Stone	Northern Cave (hidden), Route 25 (gift), Route 26 (overworld), Saffron City (purchase)
HarvestStone	Diglett's Cave (gift), Northern Cave (hidden), Safari Zone (hidden), Saffron City (purchase)
Dusk Stone	BrunoCorp Enterprises (overworld), Desert Palace (hidden), Northern Cave (hidden), Saffron City (purchase)
Abyss Stone	Castle of Greed (hidden), Northern Cave (hidden), Rock Tunnel (overworld), Safari Zone (overworld), Seafoam Islands (hidden and overworld), Saffron City (purchase)
Moon Stone	Forest Temple (gift), Mansion Ruins (overworld), Northern Cave (hidden), Paradise Moonbase (hidden), Route 24 (overworld), Route 25 (gift), Safari Zone (overworld), Saffron City (gift), The Tunnels (overworld)
AvariceStone	BrunoCorp Enterprises (overworld), Castle of Greed (hidden), Mansion Ruins (overworld), Northern Cave (hidden), Route 12 (hidden), Saffron City (purchase), Smeraldo Poli (hidden and overworld), Treasure Island (overworld), Vermilion City (overworld)

Northern Cave hides five of the six stones. If you are collecting, sweep it with the Itemfinder. Five of the six are also buyable in Saffron City; the Moon Stone is the exception and comes from gifts and pickups instead.

Friendship evolutions

From	To
Azurill	Marill
Botamon	B. Agumon
Kuramon	Keramon

All three need friendship 100. Two of them are Digimon starters, and one of them is the Azurill line continuing to behave exactly as you would expect it to.

Split evolutions

From	To	Trigger
White Hand	Shedinja	Level 20 (Nincada-style slot B)
White Hand	Umbreon	Level 20 (Nincada-style slot A)

White Hand reaches level 20 and becomes either Umbreon or Shedinja. The ROM stores this the same way Nincada's two-slot evolution is stored, which is how a species can branch in two directions on the same level.

Checking a line before you train it

The browsable evolution chains show every path a species belongs to, including the species that feed into it. That is the right place to check a specific Pokémon, because this page groups by trigger and the chain view is grouped by family.

If you are deciding whether to keep a Pokémon, the practical version is: check the level threshold here, then check what it becomes, because what it becomes is frequently not what you would guess.

What this guide does not claim

It does not list base stats, learnsets, or move compatibility for any of these forms -- those are on each species' own page. It also does not explain why the tree was scrambled this way; the author has not documented that, and guessing at intent is not useful.

One honest gap: this table covers the 121 unique evolution steps in the ROM's table. If an evolution in your playthrough does not appear here, it is not a hidden method we missed -- tell us, because the table should be complete.