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How To Get Mega Energy in Pokemon Go, Explained

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AugustBy AugustJanuary 13, 20242 Mins Read
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Before taking on a tough Raid Boss with other Trainers in Pokemon Go, Mega Evolving one of your combatants with Mega Energy could be a game changer. The reason is that your allies in the Raid will receive a damage buff, boosting their Pokemon’s attacks. If you’re in a group of six or more Trainers, that buff can total a massive amount of damage. Granted, most of the time when I participate in 5-Star or Mega Raids, somebody already has Mega Evolved for the team. Nevertheless, understanding how to earn Mega Energy for this special Evolution is important in Pokemon Go if you don’t know how.

How To Earn Pokemon Go Mega Energy

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There are three ways to get Pokemon Go Mega Energy: 

  1. Achieving victory in a Mega Raid
  2. Walking with a Buddy that has Mega Evolved or is in the Evolutionary Line of a Pokemon that has Mega Evolved prior
  3. Fulfilling specific Research Tasks and quests

The first two methods will be your primary means of earning Mega Energy, as the rewards are certain. If you defeat a specific Mega Raid Boss, you will, in turn, receive their energy in the rewards screen. Likewise, walking with a Pokemon of a previously Mega Evolved Evolutionary Line will net you energy as well, albeit at a slow pace.

You can if you’ve Mega Evolved a Pokemon prior by opening its profile and checking the upper-left side of the screen; if the colorful Mega Level icon appears, you can earn Mega Energy by Buddy-walking. 

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How To Get More XP in Pokemon Go (The Fast Way)
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While completing Research Tasks can be rewarding on its own with all the XP, Eggs, Berries, Encounters, and whatever else you receive, questing to farm for energy is not ideal. Pokemon Go is often random and unpredictable with its events and activities. If you’re trying to farm energy for a specific Pokemon, you best just Buddy-walk instead or grind said pocket monster’s Mega Raid whenever it comes up. 

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August Webb is TNS's Lead Guide Editor who additionally helps in covering celebrity and pop culture news. She provides assistance to other freelancers and staff on trendy topics to write about. When not working, she's playing a visual novel, fanning over an indie gem, or lost in the world of VR. Residing in Daegu, South Korea, August has a Bachelor's, double-majoring in Media and Communication and Business Administration. She graduated in Yeungnam University of Gyeongsan, South Korea. August's areas of expertise include Game Strategy Guides, Video Game Features, and Celebrity News and Gossip. August has worked in online media for over four years since 2021. Starting out as a freelancer, she's written for TNS, ScreenRant of Valnet, and Gamepur of GAMURS GROUP. She has experience publishing short and long-form video game guides, game features, and game reviews. Currently serving as the Lead Guide Editor for the Guide Writing department at The Nerd Stash, she edits a variety of articles while also helping with providing topics to write about via tools like Google Trends or SemRush. She works alongside TNS's Editorial Team, discussing and executing strategies to better improve the site's traffic and experience for users.

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