In 2016, Pokemon Go was released and got downloaded across the entire world over half a billion times by the end of the year. The augmented reality mobile video game had over 147 million monthly active users by May 2018, over a billion total downloads by 2019, and grossed more than $6 billion in revenue by 2020. Since then, much content has been added to the game.

There is an item in particular called the Lure Module, which players use on a PokeStop to attract more wild Pokemon to show up nearby. A PokeStop that has an active Lure Module is noticeable through the pink flower petals swirling around it. They last for 30 minutes, as do the Lure Modules themselves.

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Lure Modules are given to players as a reward for hitting Level 8, 10, 15, 25, and 35. Two Lure Modules are given at Level 20, three at Level 30, and four at Level 40. Or, Lure Modules are purchasable from the shop for 100 PokeCoins each or a bundle of eight for 680. Moreover, they are rewards for players that complete certain Special Research tasks.

"A module that attracts Pokémon to a PokeStop for 30 min," says the item's official in-game description. "The effect benefits other people nearby."

In May 2019, three advanced Lure Modules were added: the Mossy Lure Module, the Glacial Lure Module, and the Magnetic Lure Module. Each attracts specific types of Pokemon but more important are necessary when trying to evolve certain Pokemon.

4 Leafeon With The Mossy Lure

Eevee is a Normal-type Pokemon that can evolve into seven different Pokemon after eating 25 Candy. The options are Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Glaceon, and Leafeon.

Leafeon, a Grass-type Pokemon, will evolve from Eevee after being fed 25 Candy within the range of a PokeStop that has a Mossy Lure Module attached. This item is available for purchase in the shop for 200 PokeCoins. Beyond evolving Eevee into Leafeon, the Mossy Lure Module is also used for attracting Bug-, Grass-, and Poison-type Pokemon.

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"A natural Lure Module that attracts more Pokémon than usual for 30 minutes. It can also cause Evolution," is what the official description of the item reads in the game.

Leafeon's Quick moves are Quick Attack (Normal) and Razor Leaf (Grass). Its Charge moves are Energy Ball (Grass), Leaf Blade (Grass), Solar Beam (Grass), and Last Resort (Normal).

At Level 50, Leafeon has a Max CP of 3,328, an Attack of 216, a Defense of 219, and a Stamina of 163. Competitively, it does not perform well in the Great League, Ultra League, or the Master League.

3 Glaceon With The Glacial Lure

Besides Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, and Leafeon, another evolution of Eevee's is Glaceon.

Glaceon, an Ice-type Pokemon, will evolve from Eevee after being fed 25 Candy within the range of a Pokestop that has a Glacial Lure Module attached. It can be purchased from the shop for 200 PokeCoins. Besides evolving Eevee into Glaceon, the Glacial Lure Module can be used for attracting Water- and Ice-type Pokemon as well.

The official in-game description for this item reads, "A frosty Lure Module that attracts more Pokémon than usual for 30 minutes. It can also cause Evolution."

Glaceon's Quick moves are Frost Breath (Ice) and Ice Shard (Ice). Its Charge moves are Avalance (Ice), Ice Beam (Ice), Icy Wind (Ice), and Last Resort (Normal).

At Level 50, Glaceon has a Max CP of 3,535, an Attack of 238, a Defense of 205, and a Stamina of 163. Competitively, it does not perform well in the Great League or the Ultra League, but it does okay in the Master League.

2 Magnezone With The Magnetic Lure

Magneton is an Electric- and Steel-type Pokemon that evolves from Magnemite after eating 25 Candy. It evolves into Magnezone when it consumes 100 Candy within the range of a PokeStop that has the Magnetic Lure Module attached.

This item is obtained through the shop for 200 PokeCoins. In addition to being used to evolve Magneton into Magnezone, the Magnetic Lure Module also attracts Electric-, Rock-, and Steel-type Pokemon.

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"A magnetic Lure Module that attracts more Pokémon than usual for 30 minutes. It can also cause Evolution," is the official in-game description for the item.

Magnezone's Quick moves are Charge Beam (Electric) and Spark (Electric). Its Charge moves are Flash Cannon (Steel), Mirror Shot (Steel), Wild Charge (Electric), and Zap Cannon (Electric).

At Level 50, Magnezone has a Max CP of 3,623, an Attack of 238, a Defense of 205, and a Stamina of 172. Competitively, it does not perform well in the Ultra League but it does okay in the Great League and actually not half bad in the Master League.

1 Probopass With The Magnetic Lure

Probopass is a Rock- and Steel-type Pokemon that evolves from Nosepass after chomping on and swallowing down 50 Candy within the range of a PokeStop that has the Magnetic Lure Module attached.

Probopass's Quick moves are Rock Throw (Rock) and Spark (Electric). Its Charge moves are Magnet Bomb (Steel), Rock Slide (Rock), and Thunderbolt (Electric).

At Level 50, Probopass has a Max CP of 2,351, an Attack of 135, a Defense of 275, and a Stamina of 155. Competitively, it does not perform well in the Master League but it does okay in the Ultra League and actually pretty good in the Great League.

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