How to Evolve Tynamo in Pokemon Legends ZA

DynamoElectric Pokémon now much cooler than before thanks to its Mega Evolution (Mega Eelektross), has come to stay among the best partners to pick up Pokemon Legends ZA.

And if trainers have any doubts about Tynamo, how to evolve it to its final form, as well as the best Nature, EVs, moveset and other important details, then they have come to the right place. This guide will help them catch and turn this Eel Pokemon into an Electric-type powerhouse.

Where to find Tynamo in Pokemon Legends ZA

Tynamo is a Pokémon that only appears in Wild Zone 10 and players need to dig deeper into this Pokemon sanctuary located on the southwest side of Lumiose.

Tynamo has a low spawn rate, similar to other Pokémon such as Eevee, so players must be persistent if they want to find this slippery eel.

Tynamo Evolution and Best Stats in Pokemon Legends ZA

Tynamo develops into Eelektrik at level 39and then players should use one Thunder Stone (found in Stone Emporium) to turn Eelektrik into Eelektross.

Eelektross evolves during battle into Mega Eelektross, but players will need one Electrosite it can be purchased at Quasartico Inc. once they get far enough along with the main story.

Eelektross has a BST of 515, which becomes 615 once it evolves, placing Mega Eelektross in the range of Pseudo Legendaries. Here is the exact stat value table for Eelektross and its Mega Evolution:

HP: 85 (85)
Atk: 115 (→ 145)
Def: 80 (80)
SpAtk: 105 (→ 135)
SpDef: 80 (→ 90)
Speed: 50 (→ 80)

With a significant boost to Speed, Atk and SpAtkMega Eelektross becomes a powerful Hybrid attackerso it is reasonable to build it with moves like: Crackling, Charge, Flashand Liquidation. Players can also replace Charge with Discharge, but since Targeted AoE attacks are low in Legends ZA, it is not recommended for PvP.

Now Crunch is a decent one spam and coverage are movedwhile Liquidation is both one Physical Attack and Debuff move with extremely fast execution and moderate cooldown, which is good to alternate with Crunch.

Charge is a 'close-the-gap' type of Movewith the advantage of also raising SpDef in the processbecomes ideal for Dive vs Pokemon that favor Special Attack ranged moves.

Eelektross has the advantage of Electric types and also its only significant Weakness: Land typesthat's why Liquidation is so important to this build, as it counters rivals like Tyranitar.

But don't get too comfortable in melee range, and rotate using Flash when needed, as Eelektross isn't exactly bulky and the meta is controlled by fast melee attackers.

For Naturecoaches should choose Adamant (+Atk, -SpAtk) if they go for a full physical build or Modest (+SpAtk, -Atk) depending on whether they want to alternate with Thunderbolt or any other move in its pool.

For Ev Spread values try 252HP/252SpAtk/4Def or 252HP/252Atk/4Def, both EV builds are good and fit Eelektross's kit quite well, but, again, keep in mind the current melee meta and think about the best approach depending on which rivals this Pokemon is facing.