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 Certain Pokemon must know a specified attack in order to be able to evolve. These Pokemon will '''not''' be able to evolve unless they have this specified attack in their current moveset. For example, [[Rayquaza]] will ''only'' evolve into [[Rayquaza (Mega)]] if it knows Dragon Ascent.
 ===Account===
-Certain Pokemon and their forms are '''permanently''' linked to a player's account. The form linked is randomly assigned when the account is created.
+Certain Pokémon and their forms are '''permanently''' linked to a player's account via a hidden attribute that is randomly assigned when the account is created.
-For example, [[Vivillon (Polar)|Vivillon]] and its account based forms, one player will only be able to evolve [[Spewpa]] into ''one'' of the Vivillon forms.<br/>
-It must be noted that this does '''not''' mean that players are limited to only one form of Vivillon, players can trade their Spewpas to other players and the other players '''can''' evolve the Spewpas into the other account based forms of Vivillon.
+Currently, only [[Spewpa]] to [[Vivillon (Monsoon)|Vivillon]] evolutions are what utilise this evolution method. This means when a player tries to evolve a Spewpa, they will only ever be able to evolve it into one form of Vivillon that cannot be known which one until they try to evolve a Spewpa with the exception of [[Vivillon (Vortexball)]] which overrides the account-based evolution if the Spewpa is held in a [[Items|Vortex Ball]].
+Other forms of Vivillon are available to players via trade or auctions.
+'''Note:''' ''[[Vivillon (Fancy)]] and [[Vivillon (Pokeball)]] are '''not''' part of the account creation assignment and are [[Events|special event]] Pokémon.''