Mega Gyarados
All Rounder · Melee
Magikarp may evolve earlier than level 7 if their effort gauge is filled. Both Moves may be learned upon evolution. Only auto attacks can critically strike. Mega Gyarados' Critical-Hit rate increases at levels 5 and 9. Magikarp has a locked attack speed that cannot be changed by held items, battle items or moves. Mega Gyarados' attack speed is affected by held items, battle items and moves.
Builds
Saved move and item loadouts for common play patterns.
Water Breath (Hyper offense)
Path Damage
Moves
Dragon BreathWater FallHeld Items
gyaradositeattack-weightaccel-bracerBattle Item
eject-buttonWater Breath (Defensive Karp)
Path Damage
Moves
Dragon BreathWater FallHeld Items
gyaradositeattack-weightfocus-bandBattle Item
eject-buttonAeos Cookie is also a valid option given stacking with Attack Weight
Moves
Move timings, descriptions, upgrades, and hidden detail text.
Swift Swim
When the Pokémon uses a move, their movement speed increases by 30% for 3s. Each time this Pokémon knocks out an opposing Pokémon, scores a goal, or otherwise makes a contribution in battle, their effort gauge increases. Once the gauge is full, the Pokémon evolves into Gyarados.
Attack
Becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing increased damage.
Flail
Flails on the spot, damaging nearby opposing Pokémon; damage strengthens for every 33% max HP the user is missing.
Dragon Breath
5s
Splash
Jumps to the designated location forward.
Waterfall
7s
Dragon Current
Becomes untargetable and dives underwater for up to 4s while this Unite Move is held, increasing movement speed by 45%. When the button is released, the user leaps up forcefully and attacks. If the user stays underwater for 1s, Gyarados strengthens the movement speed increase to 55% and creates a whirlpool when surfacing, applying a continuous slow to opposing Pokémon hit. If the user stays underwater for 2s, Gyarados strengthens the movement speed increase to 65% and creates a waterspout when surfacing, throwing opposing Pokémon hit for 1s. The longer the move is held, the larger the area of effect becomes.