Today, I tried to make my Slowking do a mega evolution. It was a whole process, let me tell you.
First, I gotta say, I was a little confused about how to get Slowking to mega evolve. I was reading some stuff online and saw people talking about Slowbro and Slowking like they were the same thing, but not really. It turns out, Slowbro is the one that can mega evolve, not Slowking. So, there was a bit of a mix-up there. I spent a good chunk of time trying to figure out how to get my Slowking to do it but, apparently, it’s just not a thing he can do.

I also saw some folks talking about the stats for Slowbro and Slowking being the same in Pokemon Go. I don’t play Pokemon Go that much, so I can’t say for sure, but that’s what I heard. Seems a bit weird, but what do I know? I just follow the game, you know?
Then there was this whole debate about whether Slowbro or Slowking is better. Some people were saying Slowbro is way better because of his defense. And he can make his special defense better, too, which is pretty cool. Slowking, on the other hand, can’t really do anything about his physical defense. Plus, Slowbro has Ice Beam, which Slowking doesn’t. That’s a big deal, apparently. I guess Slowbro just has more going for him. But, in general, I noticed that people feel like Slowking isn’t a bad Pokemon; it just gets overshadowed by Slowbro. And mega evolving Slowbro seems kind of pointless to most people, too.
- Tried to get Slowking to mega evolve
- Realized only Slowbro can mega evolve
- Compared Slowbro and Slowking based on what I read online
- Discovered Slowbro is generally considered better
- Found out Mega Slowbro isn’t very popular
So, I went through all this trouble trying to make my Slowking something he’s not. It’s a bit of a letdown, but it is what it is. I guess I’ll just have to appreciate Slowking for what he is. No mega evolution, but still a solid Pokemon, right? I might just be sticking to using Slowbro from now on, given all this. Still, it was an interesting day of trying things out and learning more about these guys. You win some, you lose some, I guess.
After all this, I think I’ve got a better handle on the whole Slowbro and Slowking situation. It’s all about knowing what each Pokemon can do. And hey, at least I learned something new, even if it didn’t go the way I planned. That’s how it goes sometimes with these games, right? You try things, they don’t work out, and you learn something new along the way.
My Final Thoughts
It was a wild goose chase, but I got there in the end. Slowking can’t mega evolve, and Slowbro is probably the better choice overall. But each Pokemon has its own thing, so it’s all good. I’ll keep playing and trying new things. That’s the fun of it, anyway. You never know what you’ll find out next.