How to Get Mega Glimmora in Pokemon Legends Z-A DLC

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I’m so excited about Mega Glimmora in the upcoming Pokemon Legends Z-A Mega Dimension DLC! It’s one of the new Pokemon getting a Mega Evolution, and to unlock it, you’ll need to find its Mega Stone, which is called the Glimmorite. I’m already planning how to get mine!

Okay, so you want the full rundown on Glimora and its evolution, Mega Glimora? I got you. I’m going to break down everything – stats, the best moves it can learn, what kind of Nature is best, how to distribute Effort Values (EVs), and whether it’s a strong pick for battling other players (PvP) or taking on the main game’s challenges (PvE). Let’s dive in!

How To Get Mega Glimmora in Pokemon Legends Z-A Mega Dimension DLC

You can find Mega in a randomly appearing Distortion Rift during the main story or post-game content of the Mega Dimension DLC. It’s a challenging 3-Star Encounter, meaning you’ll need a Donut leveled to at least +40 before you have a chance of defeating this powerful, rogue Mega Evolved Pokemon.

Okay, so Mega Glimmora is a Poison and Rock type, which is a pretty unusual mix! But honestly, the biggest thing to know is that it’s super weak to Ground-type attacks – like, four times weak! As a trainer, that means if you’ve got a Ground-type Pokémon, you can really knock it out quickly. It’s definitely the way to go when battling it!

Overall, this isn’t a difficult battle. If players repeatedly use Ground-type attacks, they’ll quickly win and receive the Glimmorite Mega Stone.

Trainers can now give a Glimmora, or one evolved from Glimmet at level 35, a Mega Stone to transform it into Mega Glimmora during battles. But is the effort of training one worthwhile? We’ll explore Mega Glimmora’s stats, strongest moves, and optimal EV spread to help you decide.

Best Moveset, EV Spread, & Nature For Mega Glimmora in Pokemon Legends Z-A

Mega Glimmora is surprisingly strong, performing better than many Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon. It has a base stat total of 625, broken down as follows: 83 HP, 90 Attack, 105 Defense, 150 Special Attack, 96 Special Defense, and 101 Speed. It’s a quick special attacker, though not the absolute fastest.

What really sets this Pokémon apart is its typing, which gives it strong defense against Fire, Bug, Fairy, Normal, Flying, and Poison – all common attack types in player-versus-player battles.

Compared to other Rock-type Pokémon, Mega Glimmora is remarkably fast, often outspeeding its rivals. With a solid move selection – including Toxic Spikes, Ancient Power, Power Gem, and Meteor Beam – Glimmora can dominate battles, provided it’s used strategically.

Powerful moves are currently dominating, especially Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Because Glimmora can learn both, it’s proving to be a particularly frustrating opponent in player-versus-player battles.

Glimmora is a solid Pokémon that deals reliable damage and can be very helpful in PvE battles. It excels with a hit-and-run tactic: lay down hazards to slow enemies, then retreat and build up energy. Once enough energy is stored, Glimmora can use its strong Plus+ Moves, boosted by its Rock-type attacks, for maximum impact.

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2025-12-13 01:34