How to get Kleavor in Pokémon Go: Raid weaknesses, counters and more
As part of the Bug Out Event, Kleavor and their big axe hands have caught the eye of many — and we’ve got how to get them in Pokémon Go, as well as what counters we would recommend to take advantage of their weaknesses in raids.
We’ll also take a look at if you can evolve Scyther into Kleavor in Pokémon Go to potentially save you the trouble of having to fight against them, as they can put up quite the fight.
They would be a great addition to your Pokédex ahead of the upcoming Pokémon Go Fest 2024, which is set to finally introduce Necrozma to the game.
Until then, there is the World of Wonders season to dive into, which is chock-full of content, research tasks and events.
But you’re here for Kleavor, so let’s cut straight to it, shall we?
To get Kleavor in Pokémon Go, you have to battle one in a 3-star raid.
Kleavor isn’t always available to challenge, as Raid Bosses come and go, but fortunately, as part of the Bug Out event, Kleavor can be fought against.
The Bug Out event runs on until 10am BST on 25th April, but hopefully Kleavor will remain on as part of the current roster.
If not, it’s best to try and catch them sooner rather than later.
Kleavor was originally introduced as part of Generation VIII, which launched alongside Pokémon Legends: Arceus. They were then added to Pokémon Go in May 2023.
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No, you cannot evolve Scyther into Kleavor in Pokémon Go.
You could in Pokémon Legends: Arceus by exposing Scyther to Black Augurite, but this item is not present in Pokémon Go.
That means you’re stuck trying to catch Kleavor for the time being, unless Black Augurite is ever added to the game.
Scyther can in fact evolve into Scizor when you have a Metal Coat and 50 Scyther Candy, which gives us hope that Black Augirite will be added too.
If and when
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