Pokemon Go: Water types are strong against Rock, Ground, Fire types; Ice types vulnerable to Steel, Rock, Fire types (Photo : YouTube/ Pokemon Go)
Here are some tips to catch Vulpix, Alakazam, Ninetails, Kadabra and Abra.
Alazakam, Kadabra and Abra are among the creatures in the game that are difficult to capture. To find Abra, gamers should go to locations where the sun is down and grasses are abundant.
Fields, parks or residential areas are some places where the Pokemon can be found. It is important to note that gamers will have lesser chances of discovering the creature in the wild.
The first evolution of Abra is Kadabra. Therefore, gamers can find Kadabra in the same locations where Abra can be found. However, compared to Abra, finding Kadabra in the game can be difficult. Alakazam is the next evolution of Abra. It can be found in dim-lighted grasslands.
The best way to these Pokemons is by capturing and putting Abra in the Pokedex. Gamers could then evolve the creature into Kadabra and then Alakazam.
They will require 25 candies to evolve Abra to Kadabra and 100 candies to evolve Kadabra into Alakazam.
Gamers can find Vulpix (Fire-type Pokemon) in warmer places such as farm lands and beaches. Also, they can get the creature by hatching it in a 5 kms egg.
Players can also find the Ninetails in warm places. They can place Razz Berries at the beach or evolve the Vulpix with 50 candies to get the Pokemon.
According to several reports, Ninetails as well as Vulpix will be featured on 'Pokemon Sun and Moon' games.
Meanwhile, recent reports suggest that authorities in Iran have banned the game because of security concerns.
The decision was made by the High Council of Virtual Spaces, according to The Independent. Iran has become the first nation to issue a ban on the game that challenges gamers to go to real-world places to capture Pokemon.
Reports said that authorities in Iran were waiting to see to what extent the developers of Pokemon Go would co-operate with them prior to taking a decision on banning the game.
Indonesia has banned cops from playing Pokemon Go while on duty, IGN reported. Last month, a French gamer was taken into custody after straying on to a military base while attempting to capture Pokemon.
