Pokemon Glazed Evolution Guide

Any Pokemon game would be incomplete if it didn’t give you the chance to attain the ultimate form of a couple of Pokemon on its Pokedex. This mega evolution concept introduced in Generation VI has given poke enthusiasts something to change regardless of the game they are playing.

Each game has a specific type of Pokemon that you can mega evolve using the Mega Stone or other unique procedures. Here are the liable beasts and how to Mega Evolved them in Pokemon Glazed.

What Pokemon Can Mega Evolve in Pokemon Glazed?

The critters that can Mega Evolve in this version of Pokemon include:

  • Venusaur
  • Charizard
  • Blastoise
  • Lucario
  • Salamence
  • Absol
  • Manectric

To evolve any of the above Pokemon, you will need the Mega Stone. However, if all you can get it the Mega Stone X, you can still use it to evolve the Charizard only.

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Obtaining the Mega Stone and the Mega Stone X

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In order to secure the all-powerful Mega Stone, you need to be running Pokemon Glazed Beta 7B else your efforts will be in vain.

How to find the Mega Stone and Mega Stone X and Mega Evolve Pokemon like Venusaur, Charizard, Blastoise, Lucario, Salamence, Absol, Manectric without using cheat codes.

To get your Mega Stone and the Mega Stone X, you will have to make your way to the Nitro Isle that is the most convenient source of the Nitro Jewel, an ancient red and blue rock formation that is the source of Mega Stone and Mega Stone X powers.

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The easiest way to get here is by:

  • Flying to the Reefen Isle
  • Taking a ferry to Nitrol Isle from Reefen Isle

The rock formation is at a road intersection and it will pop up its description text once near enough to interact with it.

Once the text expose is over, you will get the prompt to recharge your Mega Stone and Mega Stone X from the rock formation.

After recharging:

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  • Go into your bag, pull up the items and select Mega Stone
  • Select the use Mega option
  • Select the Pokemon you wan’t to use on
  • For instance, select Cosmic to Mega Evolve a Lucario

Once you go through the evolution process, your Mega Stone reserves will be depleted and you have to use the Nitro Jewel to recharge and repeat the process on other Pokemon.

Here is a very good video tutorial by Dandi Arif explaining the whole procedure

Introduction

A hidden value from 0 to 255 called Happiness (also known as Tameness or Friendship) is given to all Pokemon in the game, determining how well you've tamed each of your Pokemon. For most Pokemon, this value merely determines the power of Frustration (your Pokemon has a low happiness value) and Return (high happiness). For a select few Pokemon, evolution can be achieved when the happiness value is maxed out and the Pokemon gains a level after achieving max-out of happiness.

Pokemon that Evolve from Happiness

The following Pokemon evolve by happiness. When their happiness quota has reached 220 or greater, they will evolve the next time they level up with experience or by Rare Candy. The timing of this is important for certain Pokemon, as they must be levelled up during a specified time.

PokemonEvolves into
EeveeEspeon (Daytime)
Umbreon (Nighttime)
ChanseyBlissey
GolbatCrobat
TogepiTogetic
PichuPikachu
CleffaClefairy
IgglybuffJigglypuff
AzurillMarill
BudewRoselia (Daytime)
BunearyLopunny
ChinglingChimecho (Nighttime)
MunchlaxSnorlax
RioluLucario (Daytime)

Discovering Happiness

In Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, a Pokétch app can be obtained from a brown-haired girl in Eterna City's PokeCenter. This application displays the Pokemon in your party. When you pin them down with the stylus, a certain number of hearts will appear to show the level of happiness that your Pokemon have. A Pokemon that is near max happiness will have two large hearts.

In HeartGold and SoulSilver, there is a woman in Goldenrod City who can be found just north of the Bike Shop on the east side of town. She'll give you a general idea of how happy you're Pokemon is, but she won't tell you your Pokemon's exact Happiness quota. Here are the things she says:

  • 'It doesn't seem to like you at all. It looks mean.': Happiness Quota: 0-49
  • 'You should treat it better. It's not used to you.': Happiness Quota: 50-99
  • 'It's quite cute.': Happiness Quota: 100-149
  • 'It's friendly toward you. It looks sort of happy.': Happiness Quota: 150-199
  • 'I get the feeling that it really trusts you.': Happiness Quota: 200-249
  • 'It looks really happy! It must love you a lot.': Happiness Quota: 250-255

You can also get a rough idea of your lead Pokemon's happiness by talking to it in the overworld.

Base Happiness

Pokemon

Each time you catch, hatch or trade a Pokemon, its Happiness quota will be reset to a certain base value depending on what Pokemon it is. However, Pokemon caught with the Friend Ball will start off at a happiness level of 200.

Base ValuePokemon
0Aegislash (Blade), Arceus, Arceus, Arceus, Blacephalon, Black Kyurem, Black Kyurem, Black Kyurem, Buneary, Buneary, Buneary, Buzzwole, Celesteela, Cosmoem, Cosmog, Darkrai, Darkrai, Darkrai, Deoxys, Deoxys, Deoxys, Deoxys (Attack), Deoxys (Attack), Deoxys (Attack), Deoxys (Defense), Deoxys (Defense), Deoxys (Defense), Deoxys (Speed), Deoxys (Speed), Deoxys (Speed), Dialga, Dialga, Dialga, Dialga, Genesect, Genesect, Giratina (Altered), Giratina (Altered), Giratina (Altered), Giratina (Origin), Giratina (Origin), Giratina (Origin), Giratina (Origin), Gourgeist (Large), Gourgeist (Small), Gourgeist (Super), Groudon, Groudon, Groudon, Groudon, Guzzlord, Ho-oh, Ho-oh, Ho-oh, Kartana, Kyogre, Kyogre, Kyogre, Kyogre, Kyurem, Kyurem, Lugia, Lugia, Lugia, Lunala, Magearna, Marshadow, Mega Metagross, Mega Mewtwo X, Mega Mewtwo X, Mega Mewtwo Y, Mega Mewtwo Y, Mega Rayquaza, Meowstic (Female), Mewtwo, Mewtwo, Mewtwo, Naganadel, Necrozma, Nihilego, Palkia, Palkia, Palkia, Palkia, Pheromosa, Poipole, Primal Groudon, Primal Kyogre, Pumpkaboo (Large), Pumpkaboo (Small), Pumpkaboo (Super), Rayquaza, Rayquaza, Rayquaza, Rayquaza, Regigigas, Regigigas, Regigigas, Reshiram, Reshiram, Reshiram, Silvally, Solgaleo, Stakataka, Type: Null, White Kyurem, White Kyurem, White Kyurem, Xerneas, Xurkitree, Yveltal, Zekrom, Zekrom, Zekrom, Zeraora, Zygarde
35Absol, Absol, Absol, Aggron, Aggron, Aggron, Aron, Aron, Aron, Articuno, Articuno, Articuno, Axew, Axew, Bagon, Bagon, Bagon, Banette, Banette, Banette, Beldum, Beldum, Beldum, Bisharp, Bisharp, Cacnea, Cacnea, Cacnea, Cacturne, Cacturne, Cacturne, Carvanha, Carvanha, Carvanha, Chatot, Chatot, Chatot, Cobalion, Cobalion, Deino, Deino, Dragonair, Dragonair, Dragonair, Dragonite, Dragonite, Dragonite, Dratini, Dratini, Dratini, Dusclops, Dusclops, Dusclops, Dusknoir, Dusknoir, Dusknoir, Duskull, Duskull, Duskull, Entei, Entei, Entei, Fraxure, Fraxure, Gallade, Gallade, Gallade, Gardevoir, Gardevoir, Gardevoir, Glaceon, Glaceon, Glaceon, Goodra, Goomy, Haxorus, Haxorus, Honchkrow, Honchkrow, Honchkrow, Houndoom, Houndoom, Houndoom, Houndour, Houndour, Houndour, Hydreigon, Hydreigon, Keldeo, Keldeo, Keldeo (Resolute), Keldeo (Resolute), Kirlia, Kirlia, Kirlia, Lairon, Lairon, Lairon, Larvitar, Larvitar, Larvitar, Leafeon, Leafeon, Leafeon, Mandibuzz, Mandibuzz, Mega Absol, Mega Absol, Mega Aggron, Mega Aggron, Mega Banette, Mega Banette, Mega Gallade, Mega Gardevoir, Mega Gardevoir, Mega Houndoom, Mega Houndoom, Mega Metagross, Mega Sableye, Mega Salamence, Mega Sharpedo, Mega Tyranitar, Mega Tyranitar, Metagross, Metagross, Metagross, Metang, Metang, Metang, Misdreavus, Misdreavus, Misdreavus, Mismagius, Mismagius, Mismagius, Moltres, Moltres, Moltres, Murkrow, Murkrow, Murkrow, Pawniard, Pawniard, Pupitar, Pupitar, Pupitar, Raikou, Raikou, Raikou, Ralts, Ralts, Ralts, Regice, Regice, Regice, Regirock, Regirock, Regirock, Registeel, Registeel, Registeel, Sableye, Sableye, Sableye, Salamence, Salamence, Salamence, Scraggy, Scraggy, Sharpedo, Sharpedo, Sharpedo, Shelgon, Shelgon, Shelgon, Shuppet, Shuppet, Shuppet, Sliggoo, Sneasel, Sneasel, Sneasel, Suicune, Suicune, Suicune, Terrakion, Terrakion, Tyranitar, Tyranitar, Tyranitar, Umbreon, Umbreon, Umbreon, Virizion, Virizion, Vullaby, Vullaby, Weavile, Weavile, Weavile, Zapdos, Zapdos, Zapdos, Zweilous, Zweilous
70All other Pokemon
90Landorus (Incarnate), Landorus (Incarnate), Landorus (Therian), Landorus (Therian), Latias, Latias, Latias, Latios, Latios, Latios, Mega Latias, Mega Latios, Thundurus (Incarnate), Thundurus (Incarnate), Thundurus (Therian), Thundurus (Therian), Tornadus (Incarnate), Tornadus (Incarnate), Tornadus (Therian), Tornadus (Therian)
100Ambipom, Ambipom, Ambipom, Celebi, Celebi, Celebi, Cresselia, Cresselia, Cresselia, Croagunk, Croagunk, Croagunk, Heatran, Heatran, Heatran, Hoopa, Jirachi, Jirachi, Jirachi, Luxio, Luxio, Luxio, Meloetta (Aria), Meloetta (Aria), Meloetta (Pirouette), Meloetta (Pirouette), Mew, Mew, Mew, Pachirisu, Pachirisu, Pachirisu, Shaymin, Shaymin, Shaymin, Shaymin (Sky), Shaymin (Sky), Shaymin (Sky), Shaymin (Sky), Victini, Victini, Volcanion
140Azelf, Azelf, Azelf, Blissey, Blissey, Blissey, Chansey, Chansey, Chansey, Clefable, Clefable, Clefable, Clefable, Clefairy, Clefairy, Clefairy, Cleffa, Cleffa, Cleffa, Happiny, Happiny, Happiny, Lopunny, Lopunny, Lopunny, Mega Lopunny, Mesprit, Mesprit, Mesprit, Uxie, Uxie, Uxie

Affecting Happiness Positively

There are only a certain number of ways you can affect your Pokemon's happiness, and each way has less of an effect as your Pokemon gains more happiness. Giving your Pokemon a Soothe Bell will increase the rate at which their happiness rises by 50%, and Pokemon caught with a Luxury Ball will get double the regular points when you level-up, walk, or use them in an important battle. Anyway, here are all the methods of affecting happiness:

Raising Happiness:

  • Walk 256 steps with the Pokemon in your active Party. (+1 for all happiness values)
  • Give the Pokemon Vitamins [HP Up, Carbos, Iron, Protein, Calcium, Zinc, PP Up] (+5 0-99, +3 100-199, +2 200-254)
  • Usage in Important Battle [Gym Leaders, Elites, Champion] (+3 0-99, +2 100-199, +1 200-254)
  • Level Up the Pokemon (+5 0-99, +3 100-199, +2 200-254 per level)
  • The Haircut Brothers in Goldenrod City can raise your Pokemon's happiness between 1 and 10 points depending on your Pokemon's reaction after the haircut

Affecting Happiness Negatively

I don't know why anyone would prefer their Pokemon to be unhappy instead of happy unless you want the Pokemon to hate you anyway, because Frustration is basically the same as Return, but it's much harder to maintain unhappiness, and your Pokemon don't evolve for it, either.

Decreasing Happiness:

  • The Pokemon faints in battle. (-1 for all happiness values)
  • Use of Energypowder (-5 for values 0-199, -10 for values 200-249)
  • Use of Heal Powder (-5 for values 0-199, -10 for values 200-249)
  • Use of Energy Root (-10 for values 0-199, -15 for values 200-249)
  • Use of Revival Herb (-15 for values 0-199, -20 for values 200-249)
  • As mentioned before, trading your Pokemon will reset its happiness to its base value, so be warned.

Myths of Happiness

There seemed to be a number of things thought to affect happiness that really don't mean anything at all in the game. Only the things mentioned above affect happiness, postively or negatively. But just in case you need things spelled out for you, the following factors do not affect happiness:

  • Putting a Pokemon in the PC (Come on, would that really be fair? You can only have 6 Pokemon with you at a time.)
  • Healing the Pokemon when weak and injured.
  • Giving a Pokemon a hold item (Other than Soothe Bell).
  • Using a Pokemon in battles (save level ups).
  • Winning battles with a Pokemon (again, save for when it gains a level).
  • Letting a Pokemon's HP fall to critical status (when the annoying beeper starts warbling).
  • Letting your Pokemon get a status effect like Paralysis.
  • Walking when your Pokemon has a status effect.

And that's basically all there is to happiness! May your Pokemon be tamed the way you want them to be tamed, and may Blissey rule the world!
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