Pokemon go mega evolution update#
It can be difficult to find players willing to join Mega Raids, which has pushed Niantic to make Mega Energy available through other means, like research tasks. Trainers, We’re very excited to announce that an update to Mega Evolution in Pokémon GO is now live in Australia and New Zealand and will be available globally soon. Like in the core series, Mega Evolution significantly increase a Pokmons stats and potentially. Once equipped with a Meteorite they can teach Rayquaza the Charged Attack Dragon Ascent unlocking its Mega Evolution potential. Niantic has added more over time, but many players haven’t resonated with the system, due to the limited lifespan of Mega Evolutions and the energy costs required to engage with the mechanics. Mega Evolution was introduced to Pokmon GO on August 27, 2020. Initially just four Pokémon could be evolved using the Mega Energy earned from raids: Venusaur, Charizard, Blastoise, and Beedrill. Mega Evolutions were added to Pokémon Go in the summer of 2020. Pokémon who are Mega Evolved will eventually return to their normal state.Ĭhanges to Pokémon Go’s Mega Evolution roll out today in Australia and New Zealand, and will roll out globally soon, Niantic announced. What doesn’t appear to be changing is the temporary nature of Mega Evolutions. (Monday’s announcement also came with a video teaser, embedded above, that indicates that Mega Kangaskhan is headed to Pokémon Go.) Those bonuses earned from Mega Evolved Pokémon include existing perks like extra candy when catching Pokémon that are the same type as players’ current Mega-Evolved Pokémon and damage boosts in Raids and Gym Battles as well as new bonuses, like an increased chance of earning Candy XL and increased XP when catching Pokémon of the same type as your Mega-Evolved Pokémon.Īnd in a nice quality-of-life update, players will be able to Mega Evolve Pokémon from raid and battle prep screens. “You’ll get more bonuses every time a Pokémon’s Mega Level goes up, and these bonuses will stay active while your Pokémon is Mega Evolved.” Basically, a flat rate of 5 energy every kilometre. Megas that cost 100 initially and 20 sunsequently, or Beedrill and Pidgeot, will earn 5 energy every kilometre walked.
“Every time you Mega Evolve a Pokémon, you work toward increasing its Mega Level,” Niantic said in a blog post. Today, those changes went live Mega evolutions that cost 200 energy initially, such as the Kanto starters and Gengar, will earn 15 mega energy per 3km walked as a buddy. Niantic is also introducing Mega Levels for Mega Evolved Pokémon. Players can use Mega Energy to decrease a Pokémon’s cooldown period, Niantic said, and Mega Energy required to Mega Evolve a Pokémon will decrease as the Pokémon’s cooldown period becomes shorter. Mega Evolving is also becoming a one-time cost once players have acquired enough Mega Energy to evolve their Pokémon, they’ll be able to Mega Evolve them again and again, after a cooldown period.
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