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Pokemon GO Klink Complete Guide – How To Catch, Evolve – Stats, Counters and Strategy

March 22, 2021 JCher 0 Comments Klink, pokemon go

Klink, a steel-type Pokémon, belongs to the Unova region. It eventually evolves into Klang, and then into Klinklang.

The two minigears that make up this Pokémon are practically twins. Only with each other do they get along.

How to get Klink?

Found originally in the Unova region (Gen 5)
Formerly been a Tier 1 Raid Boss.
You have a very slim chance of getting a shiny Klink.
Can be obtained from 10km Eggs.

Evolution

Klink evolves into Klang, and from there to Klinklang, requiring 125 candies to complete the Klinkklang evolution.

Best Moveset

When attacking Pokémon in Gyms, Klink’s best moves are Volt Switch and Zap Cannon. This moveset has the strongest overall DPS while also being the most efficient in combat. It’s worth noting that Klink gets a boost from Snow weather.

Volt Switch (Quick Move)
- DPS: 8.8

Zap Cannon
- DPS: 37.8

Charge Beam (Quick Move)
- DPS: 7.3

Vise Grip
- DPS: 18.4

Discharge
- DPS: 26

Counters and Strategy

Type: Steel-type Pokémon
Vulnerable to: Ground, Fire, Fighting-type moves
Strong against: Fairy, Ice, Rock-type Pokemon
Resistant to: Normal, Flying, Bug, Poison, Grass, Psychic, Dragon-type moves
Top 5 Pokemon Counters:
- Chandelure
  - Fire Spin / Overheat
- Darmanitan (Standard)
  - Fire Fang / Overheat
- Lucario
  - Counter / Aura Sphere
- Reshiram
  - Fire Fang / Overheat
- Volcarona
  - Fire Spin / Overheat

Pokemon Klink Trivia

An “X” is in place of Klink’s left eye, with a black pupil and white sclerae in its right eye. They have small mouths and turquoise noses.

Multiple Klink first appeared in the main series anime Evolution Exchange Excitement!, at which they were pictured inside Chargestone Cave with a Klinklang.
Professor Juniper claims that the first documented sighting of this Pokémon occurred around 100 years ago in the Chargestone Cave; she believes it appeared out of nowhere at that time. Klink, on the other hand, is thought to be the inspiration for the first gears invented by ancient people.