How to Evolve Tyrunt: Daytime Level 39 Guide

How to Evolve Tyrunt: Daytime Level 39 Guide

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Introduction

If you’ve ever wondered how to evolve Tyrunt into the fearsome Tyrantrum, you’re in the right place. Tyrunt is a fan-favorite fossil Pokémon with a unique rock/dragon typing and a powerful final form, but its evolution has a specific condition that trips up many trainers. In this guide you’ll find clear, practical steps—from obtaining the Jaw Fossil and leveling strategies to tips on nature, moves, and common troubleshooting—so you can evolve Tyrunt reliably and build a strong Tyrantrum for battle.

What is Tyrunt? Quick overview

Tyrunt is a fossil Pokémon introduced in Generation VI. It’s a small, prehistoric rock/dragon-type often restored from the Jaw Fossil. Trainers prize Tyrunt for its aggressive attack stat and later access to strong moves when it evolves into Tyrantrum. Understanding Tyrunt’s biology and evolution method helps you plan the best way to raise it for competitive or in-game use.

  • Type: Rock/Dragon
  • Evolution: Tyrunt → Tyrantrum
  • Evolution method: Level up to level 39 during daytime
  • Common source: Revived from the Jaw Fossil

How to get Tyrunt: Finding and reviving the Jaw Fossil

Before you can evolve Tyrunt, you need one. That usually means getting a Jaw Fossil and reviving it. The exact in-game location for fossils varies by Pokémon title, but the general process is the same:

  • Find or receive the Jaw Fossil: In many games fossils are either found in specific locations, given by NPCs, or discovered in research labs. Search caves, dig sites, or quest rewards for a chance to obtain the Jaw Fossil.
  • Take the fossil to a lab or scientist: Most games require you to bring the Jaw Fossil to a Pokémon lab or fossil expert who will revive it into Tyrunt.
  • Catch an already revived Tyrunt: In some titles and events, Tyrunt may appear in the wild or be obtainable through trades or distributions.

Tip: If you plan to build a competitive Tyrantrum, consider catching or reviving multiple Tyrunt to cherry-pick the best nature and IVs or to breed for optimal stats where available.

Step-by-step: How to evolve Tyrunt (the reliable method)

The core evolution condition is simple but specific. Follow these steps to evolve Tyrunt into Tyrantrum:

  1. Make sure you have Tyrunt: Revive a Jaw Fossil or obtain Tyrunt through in-game events or trades.
  2. Raise Tyrunt’s level to at least 39: The evolution trigger begins at level 39.
  3. Ensure it levels up during daytime: The key requirement is that the level-up to 39 (or beyond) must occur while the game recognizes it as daytime. If you pass level 39 at night, Tyrunt will not evolve and you’ll need to raise it again in the day.
  4. Confirm evolution: When Tyrunt hits level 39 during the day, you should see the evolution animation into Tyrantrum. You can cancel if you want to keep a move or item by pressing the cancel button during evolution.

Important note: The phrase “level 39 during daytime” means the actual in-game clock must be set to daytime at the moment of the level-up. For titles with real-time clocks or day/night cycles, check the in-game clock, calendar, or environment lighting. If your game has no day/night cycle, follow the specific instruction for that title—many modern titles use a day check for the level-up.

Best ways to level Tyrunt quickly

Getting to level 39 can take time if your Tyrunt starts at a low level. Here are efficient methods to speed up the process, including options that respect the daytime requirement:

  • EXP Share or Exp. O-Power: Use items or game mechanics that distribute experience across your team so Tyrunt gains levels faster.
  • Battle high-yield trainers: Rematches or trainer halls often give more experience than wild Pokémon.
  • Use Rare Candy: Rare Candy skips levels instantly; use at daytime to ensure the final level up triggers evolution.
  • Participate in high XP events: Some games have experience-boosting events or facilities (like Pokémon Day Care, Battle Cafes, or experience candies in newer titles).
  • Switch-training and SOS battles: In games that allow switch-training or chaining, use these to gain more experience safely.

Tip: If you want to control the exact evolution moment (for example to hit a preferred level with specific move availability), get Tyrunt to level 38 and then use a Rare Candy or a single battle during daytime to push it to 39 and evolve.

Daytime mechanics and troubleshooting

Many trainers mistakenly assume any time will work. The evolution is strict about the day condition. Here’s how to avoid common problems:

  • Check in-game clock: Ensure the game’s internal clock registers daytime. In some games, “daytime” is a specific range (e.g., morning and afternoon) and not dusk or night.
  • Use a Pokémon Center or save before leveling: If you want to be sure, save your game at level 38, then perform the necessary battle or Rare Candy while confirming it’s day. If it fails, reload and try again.
  • Avoid leveling in caves or special locations where time may be locked: Some environments ignore the day/night cycle; move to an outdoor area if you’re unsure.
  • Move tutor or ability interruptions: If Tyrunt knows a move that triggers an interruption (rare), evolution should still proceed—just be ready to press cancel if you want to keep the Pokémon from evolving.

Moves, nature, and recommended builds for Tyrantrum

When planning how to evolve Tyrunt, consider future use. Tyrantrum benefits from specific natures and movesets depending on whether you want in-game ease or competitive viability.

Recommended natures

  • Adamant: Boosts Attack, lowers Special Attack — ideal for physical moves.
  • Brave: High Attack, low Speed — can work for mixed tactical builds.
  • Jolly: Raises Speed while keeping Attack high — good if you want Tyrantrum to act faster in battle.

Common moves to teach Tyrantrum

  • Head Smash: Powerful Rock-type move with recoil—signature for high damage.
  • Dragon Claw / Outrage: Strong Dragon STAB options; Outrage is riskier.
  • Crunch: Coverage against Psychic and Ghost types.
  • Earthquake: Great coverage for Steel and Electric types.
  • Stone Edge: High critical hit ratio Rock move alternative to Head Smash.

Tip: If you plan to use Tyrantrum in competitive formats, balance Attack and Speed EVs according to your preferred role. Use items like Choice Band for raw power or Leftovers for longevity depending on the moveset.

Game-specific notes and special cases

While the core evolution method is universal—reaching level 39 during daytime—some games and platforms handle fossils or evolution differently. Here are helpful pointers:

  • Titles without a day/night cycle: If a game has no day/night system, follow the in-game instructions; some legacy titles may simply evolve Tyrunt at level 39 regardless of time.
  • Pokémon GO: Mobile games like Pokémon GO use candies and evolution mechanics instead of levels. Check the in-game Tyrunt page to see the candy cost for evolving to Tyrantrum (this cost is based on candy rather than reaching level 39).
  • Trading and events: Traded Tyrunt still follows the evolution rule—ensure it’s leveled up in daytime on the receiving game. Event-distributed Tyrantrum will already be evolved, so no action required.
  • Eggs and breeding: Tyrunt itself is a fossil Pokémon and typically cannot breed. If you want multiple Tyrunt with different natures or IVs, catch or revive multiple fossils or use in-game mechanics for obtaining multiples.

Common mistakes trainers make

Here are frequent missteps and how to avoid them:

  • Leveling at night: The most common mistake. If Tyrunt hits 39 at night, it won’t evolve. Plan to level-up during the day.
  • Assuming the time of day from lighting alone: Some areas look like daytime but the internal clock may differ. Verify with an in-game clock or notice whether other time-based events reflect day or night.
  • Using items first: If you’re aiming for specific move sets or to prevent evolution, cancel when the evolution begins. You can press the cancel or B button to stop evolution and keep your Tyrunt from changing form.
  • Expecting instant evolution at exact level 39 only: Evolution can also trigger if Tyrunt is above level 39 and the last level-up that pushed it past 39 occurred during day; plan accordingly.

FAQ

Q1: Can Tyrunt evolve at night if I use Rare Candy?

A1: No. The evolution condition requires that the level-up that triggers evolution occurs during daytime. If you use Rare Candy at night and Tyrunt reaches level 39, it will not evolve. Use Rare Candy during day to ensure evolution.

Q2: Do I need the Jaw Fossil to get Tyrunt?

A2: Yes, Tyrunt is commonly obtained by reviving the Jaw Fossil in most mainline games. Some titles may also offer Tyrunt through wild encounters, NPC gifts, or event distributions.

Q3: What level does Tyrunt evolve into Tyrantrum?

A3: Tyrunt evolves into Tyrantrum starting at level 39, provided the level-up occurs during the game’s daytime.

Q4: Can Tyrantrum learn Head Smash or other powerful moves?

A4: Yes. Tyrantrum has access to strong physical moves like Head Smash, Stone Edge, Crunch, and Dragon-type moves. Consider its Attack-focused stats when building movesets.

Q5: What’s the best nature for evolving Tyrunt into a battle-ready Tyrantrum?

A5: For most physical builds, an Adamant nature (increasing Attack) or Jolly (increasing Speed) are excellent choices. Choose based on whether you prioritize raw power or outspeeding certain threats.

Short conclusion

Knowing how to evolve Tyrunt is straightforward once you understand the two requirements: have a Tyrunt (usually from the Jaw Fossil) and level it up to level 39 during daytime. Use the leveling tips, nature and moveset suggestions, and troubleshooting steps in this guide to evolve Tyrunt reliably and create a powerful Tyrantrum for your team. With the right preparation—good nature, deliberate leveling during the day, and thoughtful moves—Tyrantrum can be a dominant rock/dragon presence in your lineup.

Good luck, trainer—now go revive that fossil and let Tyrantrum roar into battle!