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Mega Evolution (Japanese: メガシンカ Mega Evolution) is a state of evolution that occurs in certain Pokémon who are fully-evolved. Mega Evolution is seen as the form of which a Pokémon takes at its highest limit of power due to the connection and bond between itself and its Trainer. Unlike normal evolution, however, Mega Evolution isn't a permanent state and reverts either once a Pokémon has fainted or when the Pokémon no longer needs the extra Power.

Mega Evolution has only so far been seen occuring in Hoenn and Kalos.

Mega Evolving[]

In order to Mega Evolve, both Pokémon and Trainers must be present and have a strong bond with each other. The Pokémon must also be holding the appropriate Mega Stone and its Trainer must have a Key Stone. However, there are exceptions to this, the only known case being Rayquaza, whom Mega Evolves after swallowing the Meteorite which acts as its Mega Stone.

Key Stones[]

A Key Stone is an item that must be owned to inhibit Mega Evolution. These Key Stones are vital in allowing a Trainer to Mega Evolve their Pokémon. All Key Stones are the same, but many Trainers hold their Key Stones in different accessories. It was said that there are only a limited number of Key Stones, however, this has never been discovered as tale or fiction.

Mega Stones[]

A Mega Stone is an item which is held by the Pokémon in order to inhibit Mega Evolution. Each Pokémon has their own corresponding Mega Stone unique to their species. It's not known just how many Mega Stones there are in the world.

Abomasite
Abomasite
Absolite
Absolite
Aerodactylite
Aerodactylite
Aggronite
Aggronite
Alakazite
Alakazite
Altarianite
Altarianite
Ampharosite
Ampharosite
Audinite
Audinite
Banettite
Banettite
Beedrillite
Beedrillite
Blastoisinite
Blastoisinite
Blazikenite
Blazikenite
Cameruptite
Cameruptite
Charizardite X
Charizardite X
Charizardite Y
Charizardite Y
Diancite
Diancite
Galladite
Galladite
Garchompite
Garchompite
Gardevoirite
Gardevoirite
Gengarite
Gengarite
Glalitite
Glalitite
Gyaradosite
Gyaradosite
Heracronite
Heracronite
Houndoominite
Houndoominite
Kangaskhanite
Kangaskhanite
Latiasite
Latiasite
Latiosite
Latiosite
Lopunnite
Lopunnite
Lucarionite
Lucarionite
Manectite
Manectite
Mawilite
Mawilite
Medichamite
Medichamite
Metagrossite
Metagrossite
Mewtwonite Y
Mewtwonite Y
Mewtwonite X
Mewtwonite X
Pidgeotite
Pidgeotite
Pinsirite
Pinsirite
Sablenite
Sablenite
Salamencite
Salamencite
Sceptilite
Sceptilite
Scizorite
Scizorite
Sharpedonite
Sharpedonite
Slowbronite
Slowbronite
Steelixite
Steelixite
Swampertite
Swampertite
Tyranitarite
Tyranitarite
Venusaurite
Venusaurite
Mega Stones in Lexi's possession
  • Houndoominite: Found by Lexi and Professor Sycamore on Muraille Coast. After receiving readings from his researchers, Sycamore looked for the stone and eventually found it, giving it to Lexi to use in the future. (Acquired in XY022)
  • Sablenite: Found by Steven and given to Lexi along with Sableye. Steven discovered the stone had moulded alongside a Sableye in its Egg, and gave the Pokémon to Lexi, and therefore the stone. (Acquired in RS014)
  • Swampertite: Found by Steven and given to Lexi. After seeing Lexi's Swampert, he recognized the bond and handed her the stone to Mega Evolve him. (Acquired in RS051)
  • Latiasite: Given to Lexi by Latios to protect its sister.
  • Sharpedonite
  • Banettite

Pokémon capable of Mega Evolution[]

Region Pokémon
Before Mega Evolution Mega Stone After Mega Evolution
Image Type Image Type
Kanto
Venusaur
Ani003MS Grass Poison Venusaurite
Venusaurite
Ani003MMS Grass Poison
Charizard
Ani006MS Fire Flying Charizardite X
Charizardite X
Ani006MXMS Fire Dragon
Charizardite Y
Charizardite Y
Ani006MYMS Fire Flying
Blastoise
Ani009MS Water Blastoisinite
Blastoisinite
Ani009MMS Water
Alakazam
Ani065MS Psychic Alakazite
Alakazite
Ani065MMS Psychic
Beedrill
Ani015MS Bug Poison Beedrillite
Beedrillite
Ani015MMS Bug Poison
Pidgeot
Ani018MS Normal Flying Pidgeotite
Pidgeotite
Ani018MMS Normal Flying
Slowbro
Ani080MS Water Psychic Slowbronite
Slowbronite
Ani080MMS Water Psychic
Gengar
Ani094MS Ghost Poison Gengarite
Gengarite
Ani094MMS Ghost Poison
Kangaskhan
Ani115MS Normal Kangaskhanite
Kangaskhanite
Ani115MMS Normal
Pinsir
Ani127MS Bug Pinsirite
Pinsirite
Ani127MMS Bug Flying
Gyarados
Ani130MS Water Flying Gyaradosite
Gyaradosite
Ani130MMS Water Dark
Aerodactyl
Ani142MS Rock Flying Aerodactylite
Aerodactylite
Ani142MMS Rock Flying
Mewtwo
Ani150MS Psychic Mewtwonite X
Mewtwonite X
Ani150MXMS Psychic Fighting
Mewtwonite Y
Mewtwonite Y
Ani150MYMS Psychic
Johto
Ampharos
Ani181MS Electric Ampharosite
Ampharosite
Ani181MMS Electric Dragon
Steelix
Ani208MS Steel Ground Steelixite
Steelixite
Ani208MMS Steel Ground
Scizor
Ani212MS Bug Steel Scizorite
Scizorite
Ani212MMS Bug Steel
Heracross
Ani214MS Bug Fighting Heracronite
Heracronite
Ani214MMS Bug Fighting
Houndoom
Ani229MS Dark Fire Houndoominite
Houndoominite
Ani229MMS Dark Fire
Tyranitar
Ani248MS Rock Dark Tyranitarite
Tyranitarite
Ani248MMS Rock Dark
Hoenn
Sceptile
Ani254MS Grass Sceptilite
Sceptilite
Ani254MMS Grass Dragon
Blaziken
Ani257MS Fire Fighting Blazikenite
Blazikenite
Ani257MMS Fire Fighting
Swampert
Ani260MS Water Ground Swampertite
Swampertite
Ani260MMS Water Ground
Gardevoir
Ani282MS Psychic Fairy Gardevoirite
Gardevoirite
Ani282MMS Psychic Fairy
Sableye
Ani302MS Dark Ghost Sablenite
Sablenite
Ani302MMS Dark Ghost
Mawile
Ani303MS Steel Fairy Mawilite
Mawilite
Ani303MMS Steel Fairy
Aggron
Ani306MS Steel Rock Aggronite
Aggronite
Ani306MMS Steel
Medicham
Ani308MS Fighting Psychic Medichamite
Medichamite
Ani308MMS Fighting Psychic
Manectric
Ani310MS Electric Manectite
Manectite
Ani310MMS Electric
Sharpedo
Ani319MS Water Dark Sharpedonite
Sharpedonite
Ani319MMS Water Dark
Camerupt
Ani323MS Fire Ground Cameruptite
Cameruptite
Ani323MMS Fire Ground
Altaria
Ani334MS Dragon Flying Altarianite
Altarianite
Ani334MMS Dragon Fairy
Banette
Ani354MS Ghost Banettite
Banettite
Ani354MMS Ghost
Absol
Ani359MS Dark Absolite
Absolite
Ani359MMS Dark
Glalie
Ani362MS Ice Glalitite
Glalitite
Ani362MMS Ice
Salamence
Ani373MS Dragon Flying Salamencite
Salamencite
Ani373MMS Dragon
Metagross
Ani376MS Steel Psychic Metagrossite
Metagrossite
Ani376MMS Steel Psychic
Latias
Ani380MS Dragon Psychic Latiosite
Latiosite
Ani380MMS Dragon Psychic
Latios
Ani381MS Dragon Psychic Latiosite
Latiosite
Ani381MMS Dragon Psychic
Rayquaza
Ani384MS Dragon Flying None
None
Ani384MMS Dragon Flying
Sinnoh
Lopunny
Ani428MS Normal Lopunnite
Lopunnite
Ani428MMS Normal Fighting
Garchomp
Ani445MS Dragon Ground Garchompite
Garchompite
Ani445MMS Dragon Ground
Lucario
Ani448MS Fighting Steel Lucarionite
Lucarionite
Ani448MMS Fighting Steel
Abomasnow
Ani460MS Grass Ice Abomasite
Abomasite
Ani460MMS Grass Ice
Gallade
Ani475MS Psychic Fighting Galladite
Galladite
Ani475MMS Psychic Fighting
Unova
Audino
Ani531MS Normal Audinite
Audinite
Ani531MMS Normal Fairy
Kalos
Diancie
Ani719MS Rock Fairy Diancite
Diancite
Ani719MMS Rock Fairy

Mega Trainers[]

There are several titles for people who can Mega Evolve their Pokémon or are related to Mega Evolution. They are as follows:

  • Mega Destined: Those who are destined to Mega Evolve their Pokémon but have yet to possess the ability to. Those who are Mega Destined can only be determined by Mega Masters who can determine the strength of the Trainer and realize the potential within them and their Pokémon. There are many who never know they are Mega Destined because of this.
  • Mega Successor: A Mega Trainer who's ability to Mega Evolve their Pokémon is passed down from an ancestor usually destined to become a Mega Master.
  • Mega Trainer or Mega Wielder: A person whom is able to Mega Evolve their Pokémon but hasn't mastered Mega Evolution. They have no ties to any Mega Masters and have learnt of their ability independently.
  • Mega Apprentice: A Mega Trainer who has been personally selected by a Mega Master to be trained by.
  • Mega Master: Those who are a Master at Mega Evolution. Not all people who can Mega Evolve their Pokémon can or will become Mega Masters.
  • Mega Philosopher: Those who are unable to Mega Evolve but have studied Mega Evolution thoroughly.

Notable Mega Trainers[]

  • Lexi is a Mega Apprentice who can Mega Evolve many of her Pokémon. She wears a Mega Ring.
  • Steven is a Mega Master who can Mega Evolve his Metagross. He is also one of the people heavily researching Mega Evolution. He wears a Mega Stickpin.
  • Professor Sycamore is a Mega Philosopher. He studied about Mega Evolution in Kalos for most of his adult life.
  • Korrina is a Mega Master who can Mega Evolve her Lucario. Korrina was the Mega Successor to Gurrkinn, and is an ancestor to the first person to ever Mega Evolve his Pokémon. She wears a Mega Glove. She became a Mega Master following Gurrkin's death.
  • Diantha is a Mega Trainer who can Mega Evolve her Gardevoir. She wears a Mega Charm.
  • Lisia is a Mega Trainer who can Mega Evolve her Altaria. She wears a Mega Tiara.
  • Zinnia is a Mega Apprentice who can Mega Evolve her Salamence. She wears a Mega Anklet.
  • Wally is a Mega Trainer who can Mega Evolve his Gallade. He wears a Mega Pendant.
  • Lysandre is a man who can artificially Mega Evolve his Gyarados. He wears a Mega Suit which was mechanically made to induce Mega Evolution, making Lysandre not a true Mega Trainer unlike others.
  • Captain Stern is a Mega Philosopher. He began studying Mega Evolution after working with Mr. Stone and his son Steven.
  • Archie is a man who can artificially Mega Evolve his Sharpedo. He wears a Mega Anchor, a man-made invention using Devon Corporation technology.
  • Maxie is a man who can artificially Mega Evolve his Camerupt. He wears a Mega Glasses, a man-made invention using Devon Corporation technology.
  • Calem is a Mega Destined, discovered by Korrina. Despite originally not being fit to be a Mega Trainer, his growth during his journey resulted in his abilities being uncovered.
  • Shauna is a Mega Destined, discovered by Korrina. Similar to Calem, her abilities were not discovered until she went on her journey and grew as a Trainer.

Primal Reversion[]

Primal Reversion (Japanese: ゲンシカイキ Primal Regression) is a state of evolution similar to Mega Evolution that occurs in Kyogre and Groudon. Primal Reversion is different in that not only is a Mega Stone not needed, but the Pokémon are in fact reverting to their original state in the Primal age. However, it still isn't a permanent state and reverts either once a Pokémon has fainted or once the power surge is no longer necessary.

Pokémon capable of Primal Reversion[]

Pokémon
Before Primal Reversion After Primal Reversion
Image Type Image Type
Kyogre
Kyogre artwork Water Primal Kyogre artwork Water
Groudon
Groudon artwork Ground Primal Groudon artwork Ground Fire

Mega Evolution
Kanto VenusaurCharizard XCharizard YBlastoiseBeedrillPidgeotAlakazamSlowbro
GengarKangaskhanPinsirGyaradosAerodactylMewtwo XMewtwo Y
Johto AmpharosSteelixScizorHeracrossHoundoomTyranitar
Hoenn SceptileSwampertBlazikenGardevoirSableyeMawileAggronMedicham
ManectricSharpedoCameruptAltariaBanetteAbsolGlalieSalamence
MetagrossLatiasLatiosRayquaza
Sinnoh LopunnyGarchompLucarioAbomasnowGallade
Unova Audino
Kalos Diancie
Primal Reversion
Primal Groudon artwork Primal Kyogre artwork
Groudon Kyogre
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