How To Get Water Stone In Pokemon Scarlet And Violet

In this guide, you will get to know where exactly to find the Water Stone in Pokemon SV to evolve your Pokemon.

Water Stone is one of the basic evolution stones in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. It was one of the rarest stones in previous Pokemon games, but now you can find it easily in the Paldea region. As the name suggests, finding a Water stone in Pokemon SV is essential for evolving certain Water-type Pokemon.

If you are a Pokemon trainer who prefers Water-types or has an Eevee that you want to evolve into Vaporeon, you need a Water stone. For that purpose, allow us to demonstrate how you can get a Water stone in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

Pokemon SV Water Stone location

Finding Water Stone in Pokemon SV is easier than finding other items like Ice Stones. Let’s discuss in detail all the locations where players can find Water Stone in Pokemon SV.

Delibird Presents

The easiest way to get Waterstone is to buy it from Delibird Presents in major cities for 3,000 Pokedollars. The places are given below:

  • Levincia
  • Mesagoza
  • Cascarrafa

Do keep in mind that purchasing from Delibird Presents requires some progress in the game. You must complete at least 3 gyms before purchasing an evolution stone. So if you still haven’t completed any gyms, you will have to find another way to get a Water Stone.

Open world of Paldea

Players can also find Water Stone by exploring the open world of Paldea. Water Stones can be found randomly near beaches or on the grass somewhere.

Players can find Water Stone from the river bank behind the gym of Cascarrafa. Reaching the top of the town players should explore the watery moats connected to the river. Players will find Water Stones on the grassy bank of this river as well.

Reward from Professor Jacq

In Pokemon SV, players can also get Water Stones as a reward from Professor Jacq. He is in charge of the Biology Lab and will reward players with Water Stone if they have caught 8 Pokemon. Thus once you have caught 8 of them, go to Professor Jacq, and get Water Stones.

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