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How To Evolve Scyther & Get Scizor In Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

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Among the old classic Pokemon is the Scyther, a ‘Mantis Pokemon’ that is known for its formidable stats like Attack and Speed and also well-rounded Defense stats. It also has an evolution that goes by the name of Scizor – the ‘Pincer Pokemon’ – which many trainers find hard to complete. Today, we’re going to show you how to get Scizor in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet.

How to Find Scyther in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

First things first, you will need to have Scyther to complete the evolution and get Scizor. Although it’s a common Pokemon, there might be chances you are not looking for it in the right locations. For those who have Scyther already, you can scroll down to learn more about how to evolve it. But for the ones who don’t, here are some locations you can find it in:

  • Casseroya Lake in Glaseado Mountains
  • South Province Area Four
  • North Province Area Two

Do keep in mind that this Pokemon likes to spawn around the edges of ponds and lakes. If you are alert, you will get Scyther easily.

Get Scizor in Pokemon SV

How to Evolve Scyther in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

To get Scizor in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, you will have to go through one of the most unique evolution processes. Scyther will evolve into Scizor if you trade it while holding a Metal Coat. There are only 2 ways currently to get a Metal Coat, you can either wait for it to pop up in the Auction house or directly purchase it from Delibird Presents in Levincia. Although the former option is extremely rare and can possibly cost you a lot of money. We suggest you buy the Metal Coat from the Delibird store; it will cost you 3,000 Poke Dollars. Once that’s done, simply go to your Bag and equip Scyther with the Metal Coat.

Now comes the complicated part, you need to find a friend who plays Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, and also owns Scyther with a Metal Coat. If they’re willing to trade, set up a Link Trade between yourselves. Just make sure your trade partner’s Scyther is holding a Metal Coat by checking its summary before finalizing the trade. If not, your Scyther won’t evolve and it will be a wasted opportunity. Once the trade is completed, you will automatically be able to evolve Scyther into Scizor. You won’t have to worry about leveling it up.

That’s all you need to know about how to get Scizor in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. We hope we could help you out, for more such guides head over to our Pokemon SV page.

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