Wurmple, a common Bug-type Pokemon originating from Hoenn, has been in Pokemon GO for some time and pops up in most places where other Bug-type Pokemon are found such as grassy or forested areas.

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With the release of the 2022 Pokemon Go Bug Out event, you're going to be wondering how to evolve Wurmple. Evolving a creature in Pokemon Go usually means feeding them a certain amount of candy, ...

Now that the third generation of Pokémon is obtainable in Pokémon Go, there’s a new evolution that players are trying to figure out. Wurmple, a common bug-type Pokémon, has two different forms it can ...

Dex entry number 265, Wurmple is a pure Bug-type species from the Hoenn Region, introduced into the world of Pokémon with Generation Three. This Pokémon can be encountered as either male or female and ...

When Pokemon Go came out in 2016, a large portion of the fanbase spent a disproportionate amount of time looking for missing Pokemon. Perhaps Ditto could be unlocked by tapping buttons in a specific ...

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Unfortunately, when it comes to evolving Wurmple, the crystalis Pokémon you’ll get is random. This means if you have a precious shiny Wurmple that you want to turn into a Beautifly, you’ll have to ...

Party Hat Wurmple first appeared in a Pokemon Go loading screen back in 2018. Players have consistently requested that developers actually add the Pokemon to the game for nearly two years, and ...

BUG type Pokémon Wurmple first appeared in Generation 3 of the games way back in 2002 for the Gameboy Advance. It has appeared in most versions of the game, including mobile version Pokémon Go, and ...