New Glacial, Mossy and Magnetic Lure Modules now available in Pokémon GO for 200 PokéCoins each

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Three brand-new items have been added to Pokémon GO. The Glacial, Mossy and Magnetic Lure Modules are now available in the in-game shop for 200 PokéCoins each. These special items can be used to finally obtain Leafeon, Glaceon, Magnezone and Probopass in Pokémon GO. The Glacial Lure Module can be used to evolve Eevee into Glaceon; the Mossy Lure Module can be used to evolve Eevee into Leafeon; and the Magnetic Lure Module can be used to evolve Magneton and Nosepass into Magnezone and Probopass, respectively.

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24 thoughts on “New Glacial, Mossy and Magnetic Lure Modules now available in Pokémon GO for 200 PokéCoins each”

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