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Mega Gardevoir - Psychic/Fairy Ability: Pixilate Mega Stone: Gardevoirite.

Mega Blaziken - Fire/Fighting Ability: Speed Boost Mega Stone: Blazikenite.

Mega Tyranitar - Rock/Dark Ability: Sand Stream Mega Stone: Tyranitarite.

Mega Houndoom - Dark/Fire Ability: Solar Power Mega Stone: Houndoominite.

Mega Heracross - Bug/Fighting Ability: Skill Link Mega Stone: Heracronite.

Mega Scizor - Bug/Steel Ability: Technician Mega Stone: Scizorite.

Mega Ampharos - Electric/Dragon Ability: Mold Breaker Ampharosite.

Mega Mewtwo Y - Psychic Ability: Insomnia Mega Stone: Mewtwonite Y.

Mega Mewtwo X - Psychic/Fighting Ability: Steadfast Mega Stone: Mewtwonite X.

Mega Aerodactyl - Rock/Flying Ability: Tough Claws Mega Stone: Aerodactylite.

Mega Gyarados - Water/Dark Ability: Mold Breaker Gyaradosite.

Mega Pinsir - Bug/Flying Ability: Aerilate Mega Stone: Pinsirite.

Mega Kangaskhan - Normal Ability: Parental Bond Mega Stone: Kangaskhanite.

Mega Gengar - Ghost/Poison Ability: Shadow Tag Mega Stone: Gengarite.

Mega Alakazam - Psychic Ability: Trace Mega Stone: Alakazite.

Mega Blastoise - Water Ability: Mega Launcher Mega Stone: Blastoisinite.

Mega Charizard Y - Fire/Flying Ability: Drought Mega Stone: Charizardite Y.

Mega Charizard X - Fire/Dragon Ability: Tough Claws Mega Stone: Charizardite X.

Mega Venusaur - Grass/Poison Ability: Thick Fat Mega Stone: Venusaurite.

Mega Evolution also gives Pokémon special Mega Abilities different from their standard forms', which can offer players different boosts during battle. Examples of this include Mega Charizard X and Mega Pinsir, among others. Some Pokémon's types change when they Mega Evolve, which can switch up that Pokémon's strengths and weaknesses.

#Pokemon x y list series#

All Pokémon Mega Evolutions & Required Mega Stonesīelow is a list of every Pokémon in the series that can Mega Evolve, its typing and Mega Ability, and what Mega Stone is required to evolve it (via Serebii). Mewtwo and Charizard each have two separate Mega forms, and the version they turn into depends and what Mega Stone they're holding. For example, Venasaur gets a much bigger flower on its back, and Blastoise switches its two hydro canons out for a single, massive one. Mega designs often exaggerate prominent features of their base-form Pokémon. All of these were introduced in Pokémon X and Y and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, and all Megas are based on Pokémon that can't normally evolve further. There are 46 Pokémon total Pokémon capable of Mega Evolution, and there are 48 different Mega Evolution forms. Related: Every Pokémon Type Weaknesses Explained: Which Is Best Against Which In Pokémon GO, for example, there are only 10 Pokémon currently able to Mega Evolve. It also appears in some spin-off games, but it's usually just a bonus there that's limited to a short list of species. Mega Evolution has appeared in X and Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, and Sun and Moon. Mega Evolution lasts until the Pokémon is knocked unconscious or, unlike Gigantamaxing and Dynamaxing, the entire battle, if the Pokémon stays alive. Once per battle, a single capable Pokémon in the party can Mega Evolve for the duration. Mega Evolution allows capable Pokémon to gain a new, temporary evolutionary form when holding the correct Mega Stone. While some variation of the former two mechanics can be used by all Pokémon, only certain species can Mega Evolve - and that list isn't as long as some players might like. Between Sword and Shield's Dynamax and Gigantamax forms, Sun and Moon's Z-Moves, and X and Y's Mega Evolution, traditional Pokémon battles have become more exciting and engaging. Every recent Pokémon generation has introduced a unique battle mechanic.