Mega Pokémon

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Mega Pokémon are groups of Pokémon which uniquely have the capability to evolve further using special Mega Stones.

Fundamental Facts

• More than one Pokémon can hold a Mega Stone in the same battle; however, only one can Mega Evolve throughout.

• If a Pokémon has a special counterpart, when it mega evolves, their mega version will also have a counterpart which can be viewed in the Megas Showcase

•Mega Stones can't be traded or deleted once obtained

Mega Evolutions

Mega Evolutions are battle-temporary transformations that occur when a Pokémon holding its corresponding Mega Stone enters the battle. The Mega Evolved form has greater base-stat totals—typically by 100 points—and a reassigned Ability. Some Evolutions also have different types.

# No. Name Mega Stone Ability HP Att Def Sp. Att Sp. Def Spd #003 Venusaur Venusaurite Thick Fat 80 100 123 122 120 80 #006X Charizard X Charizardite X Tough Claws 78 130 111 130 85 100 #006Y Charizard Y Charizardite Y Drought 78 104 78 159 115 100 #009 Blastoise Blastoisinite Mega Launcher 79 103 120 135 115 78 #015 Beedrill Beedrillite Adaptability 65 150 40 15 80 145 #018 Pidgeot Pidgeotite No Guard 83 80 80 135 80 121 #065 Alakazam Alakazite Trace 55 50 65 175 105 150 #080 Slowbro Slowbronite Shell Armor 95 75 180 130 80 30 #094 Gengar Gengarite Shadow Tag 60 65 80 170 95 130 #115 Kangaskhan Kangaskhanite Parental Bond 105 125 100 60 100 100 #127 Pinsir Pinsirite Aerilate 65 155 120 65 90 105 #130 Gyarados Gyaradosite Mold Breaker 95 155 109 70 130 81 #142 Aerodactyl Aerodactylite Tough Claws 80 135 85 70 95 150 #150X Mewtwo X Mewtwonite X Steadfast 106 190 100 154 100 130 #150Y Mewtwo Y Mewtwonite Y Insomnia 106 150 70 194 120 140 #208 Steelix Steelixite Sand Force 75 125 230 55 95 30 #181 Ampharos Ampharosite Mold Breaker 90 95 105 165 110 45 #212 Scizor Scizorite Technician 70 150 140 65 100 75 #214 Heracross Heracronite Skill Link 80 185 115 40 105 75 #229 Houndoom Houndoominite Solar Power 75 90 90 140 90 115 #248 Tyranitar Tyranitarite Sand Stream 100 164 150 95 120 71 #254 Sceptile Sceptilite Lightning Rod 70 110 75 145 85 145 #257 Blaziken Blazikenite Speed Boost 80 160 80 130 80 100 #260 Swampert Swampertite Swift Swim 100 150 110 95 110 70 #282 Gardevoir Gardevoirite Pixilate 68 85 65 165 135 100 #302 Sableye Sablenite Magic Bounce 50 85 125 85 115 20 #303 Mawile Mawilite Huge Power 50 105 125 55 95 50 #306 Aggron Aggronite Filter 70 140 230 60 80 50 #308 Medicham Medichamite Pure Power 60 100 85 80 85 100 #310 Manectric Manectite Intimidate 70 75 80 135 80 135 #319 Sharpedo Sharpedonite Strong Jaw 70 140 70 110 65 105 #323 Camerupt Cameruptite Sheer Force 70 120 100 145 105 20 #334 Altaria Altarianite Pixilate 75 110 110 110 105 80 #354 Banette Banettite Prankster 64 165 75 93 83 75 #359 Absol Absolite Magic Bounce 65 150 60 115 60 115 #362 Glalie Glalitite Refrigerate 80 120 80 120 80 100 #373 Salamence Salamencite Aerilate 95 145 130 120 90 120 #376 Metagross Metagrossite Tough Claws 80 145 150 105 110 110 #380 Latias Latiasite Levitate 80 100 120 140 150 110 #381 Latios Latiosite Levitate 80 130 100 160 120 110 #384 Rayquaza File:.png Air Lock 105 180 100 180 100 115 #428 Lopunny Lopunnite Scrappy 65 136 94 54 96 135 #445 Garchomp Garchompite Sand Force 108 170 115 120 95 92 #448 Lucario Lucarionite Adaptability 70 145 88 140 70 112 #460 Abomasnow Abomasite Snow Warning 90 132 105 132 105 30 #475 Gallade Galladite Inner Focus 68 165 95 65 115 110 #531 Audino Audinite Healer 103 60 126 80 126 50 #719 Diancie Diancite Magic Bounce 50 160 110 160 110 110

Mega Stones

Mega Stones, when held, will Mega Evolve their respective Pokémon in-battle.

To obtain them, the player must first obtain a Mega Bracelet from the Megas quest; this also rewards the Stones required for Kanto's subset of starter-Pokémon Evolutions. The rest of the Stones are mostly available by completing other, more Stone-specific quests, purchasing them from specific stores, and from the prizesets of some bosses.

Generation I

Venusaurite
Obtention Professor Oak rewards it upon defeat during the Megas quest. Trainers require a level-100 Bulbasaur under their OT registry with 255 EVs and a Bold, Calm, Modest, or Rash Nature in order to challenge him.

Charizardite X
Obtention Professor Oak rewards it upon defeat during the Megas quest. Trainers require a level-100 Charmander under their OT registry with 255 EVs and a Timid Nature in order to challenge him.

Charizardite Y
Obtention Professor Oak rewards it upon defeat during the Megas quest. Trainers require a level-100 Charmander under their OT registry with 255 EVs and a Timid Nature in order to challenge him.

Blastoisinite
Obtention Professor Oak rewards it upon defeat during the Megas quest. Trainers require a level-100 Squirtle under their OT registry with 255 EVs and a Bold, Calm, Modest, or Timid Nature in order to challenge him.