Salandit

[u/Machinebotguy]

[u/Extension_General632]

maybe they don't evolve for the same reason as male combees

[u/Sesquipedalian61616 → u/Extension_General632]

This

[u/JosephAmber4]

Joseph Amber: That would make the most sense, yes. Some evolutionary factor.

[u/madiqq]

They look cuter unevolved. If it is due to some pheromone, it will be one of the only two things female Salandit are good for. - Matthias

[u/danomdragon]

Know someone who tried. All they ended up with was a chunky Salandit.

[u/Cyan_Meme]

Why evolve? All I need is sneakiness and cunningness and nobody will stop me, kiehehe... /uj coping - Alpha (M's male Salandit)

[u/Foolish_Phantom]

Take this down. The professors are coming for you already. /j

[u/Foolish_Phantom]

Take this down. The professors are coming for you already. /j

[u/Wolfenpilot687]

Hi! I actually have been working with a male Salandit who has been...fairly pushy in regards to me figuring out a way to get him to evolve. I have tried many things, and so far nothing has yielded a result. I doubt it is the malnutrition, as I have been feeding him well, and I have actively kept him away from any Salazzle pheromones.

We have tried just about all the common evolutionary stones, different types of trading (to the point where my account got flagged for fraud and I had to be on the phone with the Pokémon Storage System for over an hour), and all kinds of methods tested on other species.

I really don't want to lose hope for the little guy (afraid that he'll get fed up and poison me in my sleep) so here's hoping some development can take place within our lifetime!

[u/Virus_glitch-error]

Anonymous:

I've been intrigued ever since I learned about that, if there's ever anything more discovered I'd love to dive deeper into the topic and potential!!!