How To Evolve Beldum In Scarlet And Violet
So, you caught a Beldum in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a floating metal dumbbell with one eye. It looks like a rejected prop fr...
So, you caught a Beldum in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a floating metal dumbbell with one eye. It looks like a rejected prop from a sci-fi B-movie. And let’s be honest: it’s about as useful in battle as a chocolate teapot.
Beldum only knows one move: Take Down. That’s it. Not even a funny little tackle. Just a move that hurts itself half the time. You’ll watch your iron bean smash into a wild Lechonk and then recoil like it just touched a hot stove. It’s painful to witness.
Why Bother With This Metal Ball of Pain?
Because Beldum evolves into Metang, and then into the absolute legend Metagross. Metagross is a supercomputer with legs. It has the brainpower of four supercomputers fused together. And it punches like a freight train made of gold. So yes, the suffering is worth it.
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But here’s the kicker: Beldum doesn’t evolve by leveling up like a normal Pokémon. No, that would be too easy. Instead, you have to get it to Level 20 before it even tries to evolve. That’s twenty levels of watching it flop around like a confused toaster.
The Annoying Way to Evolve Beldum
In Scarlet and Violet, evolution works by gaining experience. Beldum evolves into Metang at Level 20. Metang then evolves into Metagross at Level 45. Sounds simple, right? Wrong. Because Beldum has the growth rate of a grumpy snail. It gains very little experience from battles unless you use some serious tricks.
Your best bet? Feed it Exp. Candies. Go raid Tera Raid dens. You know, those crystal caves where giant Pokémon throw tantrums? You get bags of candies from those. Shove them into Beldum like you’re feeding a toddler candy at 3 a.m. It’s the fastest way.
How To Evolve Beldum Into Metang And Metagross In Pokemon Scarlet
Alternatively, use the Exp. Share feature. Put Beldum in your party while you grind other Pokémon. It’ll soak up experience like a sponge in a puddle. You can even trade it a Lucky Egg if you found one. That boosts experience by 50%. But honestly, just blitz Tera Raids. You’ll have a Metang before your coffee gets cold.
The Shiny Hunter’s Nightmare
Here’s a surprising fact: Beldum’s shiny form is gold. Not silver, not blue. Pure, shiny gold. It looks like a championship trophy. And you can’t breed it normally. Beldum is genderless. It only hatches from eggs with Ditto. So if you want a shiny Beldum, you’ll need to hatch hundreds of eggs or find one in the wild. Good luck. You’ll need caffeine and a therapist.
Oh, and in the wild, Beldum is famously rare. It only spawns in specific areas like the Dalizapa Passage. And it teleports away if you sneeze. So bring a Quick Ball. Seriously, throw one as soon as the battle starts. Don’t even look at it. Just chuck that ball and pray.
How to Evolve Beldum into Metang then Metagross in Pokemon Scarlet
The Payoff Is Glorious
Once you have Metagross, you own the battlefield. It has high Defense, huge Attack, and a movepool that makes other Pokémon weep. It learns Earthquake, Meteor Mash, and Zen Headbutt. It can even learn Bulldoze to be a jerk. It’s so smart it could probably beat you at chess.
So go on. Evolve that metal dumbbell. Suffer through twenty levels. Then forty-five. You’ll end up with a Pokémon that looks like it could arm-wrestle a truck and win. Just remember: it started as a confused ball of iron that only knew how to hurt itself. That’s character growth.
Now get out there and feed that Beldum some candy. It deserves it.