Pokemon Legends EA's Mega Dimensions DLC introduces some exciting evolutions that can be quite different from what veteran Pokemon trainers are used to. Whether you’re aiming for shiny versions or just curious about how to get the best evolutions, this guide covers everything you need to know to master these new mechanics. From special items to evolving your favorite Pokemon, let's dive into the different ways you can evolve Pokemon in this DLC and how to make the most of it!
1. Charcadet and the Power of Armor
One of the first major special evolutions you'll encounter is Charcadet, which evolves into Sulage or Armor Rouge. To evolve Charcadet, you’ll need Malicious Armor for Sulage or Serecious Armor for Armor Rouge. You can obtain these through a side quest early in the game, but if you want multiple evolutions or shiny versions, you’ll need to venture into five-star wormholes.
To increase your chances of obtaining these rare armor items, use sour berries to create donuts with a special item power of level two or three. You can find these berries in the wild, and they give you a higher chance of triggering the right item. Once you've secured the right armor, evolve your Charcadet, and you’ll have your shiny Sulage or Armor Rouge.
2. Evolving Cleaver, Jigglypuff, and More!
There are some simple but rewarding evolutions in the game, like Cleaver, which evolves when you use a Black Augurite on a Scyther. Black Augurites can be found in five-star wormholes, so make sure to create those sour donuts to increase your chances of finding the right item.
Similarly, Jigglypuff and Mushara both evolve via the use of a Moonstone, which you can purchase from the Stone Emporium in the postgame. It’s a straightforward evolution, but a handy one to have if you’re aiming to complete your shiny living deck.
3. Happiness Evolutions: Golbat, Igglybuff, and Chingling
The happiness evolutions are a fan-favorite, and Pokemon Legends EA's DLC keeps that tradition alive with Golbat, Igglybuff, and Chingling. You can boost a Pokemon's happiness by simply hanging out with them. One way is to sit down in one of the cafes in the game. After sitting with your Pokemon four times, they’ll be happy enough to evolve.
Note that Chingling needs to evolve at night and requires maximum happiness, whereas Golbat and Igglybuff can evolve at any time of day. Keep this in mind while raising your happiness levels!
4. Gimmighoul and Golden Go: The Ultimate Grind
For those looking for a more challenging evolution, Gimmighoul evolves into Golden Go. However, it requires an absurd 999 Gimmighoul Coins. Fortunately, there’s a way to increase the number of coins you collect. By using sour berries to create special item level three donuts, you can boost your chances of finding more coins. It’s a grind, but with patience, you’ll eventually reach the coin count you need for the evolution.
5. Galarian Yamask and the Bridge Evolution
One of the more quirky evolutions in Pokemon Legends EA's DLC is Galarian Yamask. Instead of needing a special item or friendship, this evolution is location-based. After taking 49 points of damage, walk under the bridge between Wild Zones 11 and 17 to trigger the evolution. It’s a bit odd, but that’s the fun of exploring Pokemon's evolution mechanics!
6. Special Signature Moves for Primeape and Qwilfish
The Hisuian Qwilfish and Primeape both require signature moves to evolve, which adds an interesting twist to traditional evolutions. For Qwilfish, you'll need to use Barbs 20 times, while Primeape requires you to use Rage Fist 20 times. These moves can be used on any Pokemon or NPC, making it much easier to rack up the necessary hits. Once completed, you’ll be able to evolve them into Overquill and Annihilate, respectively. Both are solid additions to your team and will definitely make an impact in battles.
7. Trade Evolutions and the Power of Special Items
Pokemon Legends EA's DLC continues the use of trade evolutions with Porygon and Feebas. Porygon evolves into Porygon 2 with the Upgrade item, and Porygon 2 evolves into Porygon Z with the Dubious Disc. Similarly, Feebas evolves into Milotic when traded while holding a Prism Scale.
You can find these evolution items in hyperspace or by using special item power level two or three in five-star wormholes. Be sure to stock up on these items if you’re aiming to complete your collection!
8. Feebas, Porygon, and Galarian Farfetch’d: Easier Than You Think
If you're aiming to complete some of the game's trade evolutions, such as Feebas into Milotic or Porygon into Porygon Z, you’ll need to gather the right items. For Feebas, you’ll need a Prism Scale while Porygon requires an Upgrade and Dubious Disc. These items can be gathered via wormholes or other methods in the game, so don’t forget to use your special item power to boost your chances.
On the other hand, Galarian Farfetch'd needs a Scope Lens and Focus Energy to trigger its evolution. By using Slash after activating Focus Energy, you’ll be guaranteed critical hits, eventually leading to the evolution into Surfetched.
In conclusion, the Mega Dimensions DLC of Pokemon Legends EA introduces a host of interesting evolution methods. Whether you’re grinding for
shiny Pokemon, using special items, or completing friendship tasks, there’s plenty to keep you engaged. For players who are serious about completing their Pokédex, it’s worth exploring these evolutions as they offer a fun twist on traditional Pokemon gameplay.
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