Pokemon Scarlet & Violet players will need to find and defeat Bronzor to evolve Charcadet. Below is everything players need to know to find Bronzor, and evolve it into Bronzong, in the Paldea region.
Bronzor is a Steel/Psychic-type Pokemon that was first introduced in the Sinnoh region of Gen 4. Appearing as a floating disk with a pair of eyes at the center, and evolving into the large bell-shaped Pokemon Bronzong, it is a strong – if odd – addition for Pokemon teams. It also serves an important purpose in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet.
In order to evolve the new Paldea Pokemon Charcadet, players will need to locate and defeat Bronzor for the Bronzor Fragments it drops. Thankfully, the Pokemon appears regularly in Paldea, making the hunt for the floating Steel-type quick and easy once in the correct area.
Below is everything Pokemon Scarlet & Violet players need to find Bronzor and Bronzong, and evolve Bronzor into Bronzong once it is caught.
Where to catch and battle Bronzor in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet
Pokemon trainers will be able to find, battle, and catch Bronzor in the southern areas of Paldea:
- At the top of Asado Desert leading to West Province (Area Two)
- West Province (Area One) intersecting with the Asado Desert
- The top of South Province (Area Two)
- South Province (Area Three) Near the Great Crater of Paldea and near the coast
- South Province (Area Four)
- East Province (Area Two) where the rivers intersect
Where to find Bronzong in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet
Pokemon trainers looking to catch Bronzong will primarily find it in Norther Paldea:
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- South Province (Area Six)
- On the coast of the North Paldea Sea
- West Province (Area Three) where the rivers intersect
- Glaseado Mountain
- North Province (Area One)
- North Province (Area Two) in the bay
- North Province (Area One)
How to evolve Bronzor into Bronzong
Pokemon trainers looking to evolve Bronzor into Bronzong will need to raise it to level 33.
Once evolved, it changes so that its body is shaped like a large bell, with two long, metal beams coming off either side to act as appendages. Its mixture of Psychic and Steel attacks makes it a solid option for battles.
And that’s it! Those looking to find out more about Pokemon Scarlet & Violet can check out our other guides below:
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