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One of the first Mega Pokemon released into Pokemon Go, Mega Venusaur sets the playing field for Grass-types in the PvE meta. While it's not the most powerful Mega Pokemon in the game, it's still considerably stronger than most existing Grass-types, not to mention the boost it provides to the raid attacking party due in part to its high average TDO is valuable. Its Poison-typing unfortunately isn't as useful, and it's often better to look into exploiting other weaknesses whenever possible.

However, Mega Venusaus is one Mega Evolution that's been a bit forgotten by time. Mega Sceptile outclasses it by a large degree in terms of DPS, and can occasionally out-TDO it as well due to its situationally superior sub-typing. Still, there are occasions when Mega Venusaur can pull ahead in terms of average performance, so having one waiting for a free Mega Evolution can pay off.

  • Vine Whip is on par with Razor Leaf on attack; though they’re very different moves, they end up close in cycle DPS.
  • Frenzy Plant* has absurdly high damage for a 2-bar charge move and is optimal. 
  • Solar Beam is frequently superior to Petal Blizzard due to its massive base power.
  • Sludge Bomb and Sludge have little use on an offensive Mega Venusaur.
3 Candy + 3,000 Stardust
Purification Cost
10,000 Stardust + 25 Candy
Second Charge Move Cost
5%
Flee Rate
3 KM
Buddy Distance
5%
Catch Rate
12.5%
Female Ratio
87.5%
Male Ratio