Every now and then, Pokemon GO adds new Mega Evolution Pokemon to the game, and the most recent is Mega Aerodactyl. For offensive and defence, the Aerodactyl movesets include Rock Throw and Rock Slide. Continue reading to learn where to find Mega Aerodactyl in Pokemon Go and how to defeat it and capture Aerodactyl.
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Where to find Shiny Aerodactyl in Pokemon Go?
In Pokemon Go, there are a handful of Pokemons that can be matched simply by defeating them in a raid. If a player defeats the Mega Aerodactyl during mega raids, they will be able to catch a regular Aerodactyl at the end. However, players can still discover and catch a Shiny Aerodactyl. Please bear in mind that Shiny Pokemons are far more difficult to get in Pokemon Go than normal Pokemon; therefore a player may need to fight numerous Mega Aerodactyl in mega raids to find a Shiny Aerodactyl.
Regardless, players can evolve a Shiny Aerodactyl into a shiny variant of the Mega Aerodactyl if they catch one. To do so, a player must have a sufficient amount of Mega Aerodactyl candy, which they can get by completing specific research objectives and participating in other special events.
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Here’s How to Catch Aerodactyl during Mountains of Power event
Mega Aerodactyl will come in Mega Raids during the Pokemon Go Mountains of Power event; where players can battle the Pokemon and catch it. To defeat Mega Aerodactyl, players must take advantage of the Aerodactyl’s weakness. Steel, water, electric, ice, and rock Pokemon are all weak to this Pokemon. If a player employs Metagross against Aerodactyl, for example, the charged moves meteor mash and earthquake should be used.
Players who are curious about the evolution of Aerodactyl should know that the Pokemon has two forms and will not evolve. Aerodactyle movesets are also effective against Pokemon of the ground, flying, normal, poison, bug, and fire types.
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