POKÉMON LEGENDS: Z-A / MEGA EVOLUTIONS
Mega Evolutions
Featured Mega forms, stones and strategic transformations.
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Mega EvolutionMega Meganium
The Mega Evolution of the Chikorita family; it gives a familiar Grass starter line a new role in later Z-A battles.
Mega EvolutionMega Emboar
The Mega form of Tepig’s fully evolved line, officially shown among the newly revealed Mega Evolutions.
Mega EvolutionMega Feraligatr
Totodile’s fully evolved form can reach a Mega Evolution featured in official Z-A Pokémon information.
Mega EvolutionMega Dragonite
An officially presented Mega Evolution of Dragonite, notable as another Mega form tied to the Z-A story and battles.
Mega EvolutionMega Victreebel
An official Mega Evolution based on the Grass/Poison Pokémon Victreebel.
Mega EvolutionMega Hawlucha
A Mega form revealed for Hawlucha, the Fighting/Flying Pokémon.
Mega EvolutionMega Malamar
Mega Evolution for Malamar, a Dark/Psychic Pokémon linked with an imposing new form.
Mega EvolutionMega Raichu X
One of two distinct Raichu Mega Evolutions introduced in the Mega Dimension DLC.
Mega EvolutionMega Raichu Y
The other Raichu Mega Evolution in Mega Dimension, activated with its own Mega Stone.
Mega EvolutionMega Chimecho
An officially announced Mega Evolution among the extra content highlighted for Mega Dimension.
Mega EvolutionMega Baxcalibur
A Mega Evolution featured for Mega Dimension and associated with special competitive stone availability.
Mega EvolutionMega Chesnaught
The Mega Evolution of Chesnaught first revealed among Z-A’s Kalos starter Megas.
Mega EvolutionMega Delphox
An officially featured Mega form for the final evolution of Fennekin.
Mega EvolutionMega Greninja
An officially presented Mega form for Greninja, distinct from other historical Greninja battle variants.
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