When do you normally stop evolution on your pokemon?

[Bibliophibian]

I let all of them evolve at whatever level they're supposed to evolve, unless there's a certain move I want them to learn that they can't get after they evolve. The same goes for anything evolved any other way as well.

Example: I was playing through LeafGreen recently with a Vulpix in my team. I wanted it to learn Flamethrower, and after that it didn't learn anything I was particularly keen on, so I evolved it right after it learned Flamethrower.

 

[EJ]

I usually wait until they learn a specific move, like Charmander or Chimchar learning flamethrower, etc.

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[Lynnx]

I usually hold early-evolving (like around LV 15-16) Pokemon to around LV 20-25 for the moves, then evolve them. Otherwise, I'll just let them evolve.

 

[Alxprit]

The only time I didn't let a Pokémon evolve was recently when I needed a Breloom with Spore. Man, I can say it was hard getting it up to level 45 when it is a frail Shroomish.

 

[sirboulevard]

MY Dragonair. Lv. 100, has not and will not evolve.

 

[Heiheipig]

Only if I'm trying to evolve it to something else (tyrogue to hitmonlee)

 

[The Hero Without a Name]

Whenever I want them to learn a move that they can't learn after evolving (e.g. Shroomish with Spore).

 

[♣Gawain♣]

I usually evolve them at the right level for them to evolve. But I usually don't let them evolve if I'm completing my pokedex.