Mega Energy

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Mega Energy (Japanese: メガエナジー Mega Energy) is a type of currency in Pokémon GO that can be used to induce temporary Mega Evolution in Pokémon. It comes in multiple types, each corresponding to a specific evolution family. Unlike Mega Stones (which cause Mega Evolution in other media), Mega Energy can be used without a Key Stone,

Mechanics

A certain amount is required to cause a corresponding Pokémon to undergo Mega Evolution. After a Pokémon has Mega Evolved once, the cost to Mega Evolve it again into the same form is reduced to 20% of the original cost. This reduced cost is retained even if the Pokémon is later traded.

Since April 28, 2022, a Pokémon can Mega Evolve again at no cost after waiting out a resting period since its last Mega Evolution. The Pokémon can still Mega Evolve during the resting period by using Mega Energy, at a cost that decreases with the time remaining in the resting period.

The player can have a maximum of 9,999 of each Mega Energy at a time (2,000 prior to April 28, 2022, and 999 prior to October 15, 2020).

Acquisition

Mega Energy is received by completing Mega RaidsRaid Battles with Mega-Evolved Pokémon as Bosses. These corresponding to the Boss that was defeated, the amount ranging from 150 to 250 depending on how quickly the players completed the Raid.

Mega Energy for certain Pokémon may also be received by completing certain Research tasks.

Occasionally, spinning a PokéStop or Gym may yield 5 Mega Beedrill Energy.

As of November 1, 2020, Mega Energy will be found by a Buddy Pokémon if the player has previously Mega Evolved a Pokémon in the same evolution family and feeds it Candy. The amount that the Pokémon finds is directly proportional to its Buddy distance, at a rate of Mega Energy5 per 1 km.

List of Mega Energies

Mega Energy Pokémon Mega Evolution cost
# Name Initial Base Level High Level Max Level
GO Venusaur Mega Energy.png 003 Venusaur Venusaur 200 40 20 10
GO Charizard Mega Energy.png 006
Charizard
Charizard
Charizard
200 40 20 10
GO Blastoise Mega Energy.png 009 Blastoise Blastoise 200 40 20 10
GO Beedrill Mega Energy.png 015 Beedrill Beedrill 100 20 10 5
GO Pidgeot Mega Energy.png 018 Pidgeot Pidgeot 100 20 10 5
GO Slowbro Mega Energy.png 080 Slowbro Slowbro 100 20 10 5
GO Gengar Mega Energy.png 094 Gengar Gengar 200 40 20 10
GO Kangaskhan Mega Energy.png 115 Kangaskhan Kangaskhan 200 40 20 10
GO Gyarados Mega Energy.png 130 Gyarados Gyarados 300 60 30 15
GO Aerodactyl Mega Energy.png 142 Aerodactyl Aerodactyl 200 40 20 10
GO Ampharos Mega Energy.png 181 Ampharos Ampharos 200 40 20 10
GO Steelix Mega Energy.png 208 Steelix Steelix 200 40 20 10
GO Houndoom Mega Energy.png 229 Houndoom Houndoom 100 20 10 5
GO Manectric Mega Energy.png 310 Manectric Manectric 100 20 10 5
GO Altaria Mega Energy.png 334 Altaria Altaria 300 60 30 15
GO Absol Mega Energy.png 359 Absol Absol 200 40 20 10
GO Latias Mega Energy.png 380 Latias Latias 300 60 30 15
GO Latios Mega Energy.png 381 Latios Latios 300 60 30 15
GO Lopunny Mega Energy.png 428 Lopunny Lopunny 200 40 20 10
GO Abomasnow Mega Energy.png 460 Abomasnow Abomasnow 200 40 20 10

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 超級能量 Chīukāp Nàhngleuhng
Mandarin 超級能量 Chāojí Néngliàng
France Flag.png French Méga-Énergie
Germany Flag.png German Mega-Energie
Italy Flag.png Italian Megaenergia
South Korea Flag.png Korean 메가에너지 Mega Energy
Brazil Flag.png Brazilian Portuguese Megaenergia
Spain Flag.png Spanish Megaenergía
Thailand Flag.png Thai พลังงานเมก้า Mega Energy
Turkey Flag.png Turkish Mega Enerji


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