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# How to Evolve Your E2 Pixelmon to E3

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1 .Ensure you have a staked E2 NFT – If your E2 NFT is not staked, you can stake it via the[ NFT Staking page](https://app.monprotocol.ai/hunting-season/staking), accessible from the Hunting Seasons page or directly from the Evolve Page UI

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2\. Hold an E3 Serum – You will need an E3 Serum to evolve your E2 Pixelmon. Each evolution requires 1 Serum, which will be burnt during the process. Serums can be purchased on [OpenSea ](https://opensea.io/collection/pixelmon-ev-3-serum)or [Magic Eden.](https://magiceden.io/collections/ethereum/0xedd960709617f150844bcef07b46f4c078a99a07)

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3\. Go to the Evolve Page – Access the Evolve Page from the banner on Hunting Seasons or the NFT Staking page.

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4\. Select your E2 Pixelmon and Serum – Users with multiple E2 NFTs can evolve multiple Pixelmon in a single transaction, depending on the number of serums they hold. Note: The more NFTs you evolve at once, the higher the gas fees.

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5\. Confirm and Complete the Evolution – Once the transaction is confirmed, the equivalent number of Serums will be auto-burnt, and your new E3 NFTs will be minted directly to your wallet.

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