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Mega Evolution (メガシンカ)

Mega Evolution is a new battle transformation of certain Pokémon which can undergo changes starting in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. Pokémon that Mega Evolve use hidden reserves of strength and power that have never been realized in their normal Evolutions.

Pokémon that can Mega Evolve in battle and their looks change and stats increase, giving Trainers a great advantage against their opponents. Some Pokémon that Mega Evolve can also change their Ability or type while in battle. Only certain Pokémon, under certain conditions, can Mega Evolve. Once the battle ends the Mega-Evolved Pokémon will return to its usual state unlike regular Evolutions.

Mega Stones (メガストーン) are special stones that exist for all Pokémon that can Mega Evolve, each named after the Pokémon to which it grants power. Mega Stones are hidden throughout the Kalos region and players must find them to unlock the Mega Evolution ability. Trainers must also obtain a bracelet called the Mega Ring that holds a mysterious stone called a Key Stone. The Trainer's Key Stone resonates with the Mega Stone held by his or her Pokémon and together they trigger the Mega Evolution.

Mega Evolution Pokémon List (X and Y):

Pokémon	Image	Type	Ability	Mega Stone
Mega Venusaur		Grass/Poison	Thick Fat	Venusaurite (フシギバナイト)
Mega Charizard X		Fire/Dragon	Tough Claws	Charizardite X (リザードナイトX)
Mega Charizard Y		Fire/Flying	Drought	Charizardite Y (リザードナイトY)
Mega Blastoise		Water	Mega Launcher	Blastoisinite (カメックスナイト)
Mega Kangaskhan		Normal	Parental Bond	Kangaskhanite (ガルーラナイト)
Mega Mewtwo X (メガミュウツーX)		Psychic/Fighting	Steadfast	Mewtwonite X (ミュウツナイトX)
Mega Mewtwo Y (メガミュウツーY)		Psychic	Insomnia	Mewtwonite Y (ミュウツナイトY)
Mega Ampharos		Electric/Dragon	Mold Breaker	Ampharosite (デンリュウナイト)
Mega Blaziken		Fire/Fighting	Adaptability	Blazikenite (バシャーモナイト)
Mega Mawile		Steel/Fairy	Huge Power	Mawilite (クチートナイ)
Mega Absol		Dark	Magic Bounce	Absolite (アブソルナイト)
Mega Lucario		Fighting/Steel	Speed Boost	Lucarionite (ルカリオナイト)
Mega Garchomp (メガガブリアス)		Dragon/Ground	Sand Force	Garchompite (ガブリアスナイト)
Mega Pinsir		Bug/Flying	Aerilate	Pinsirite (カイロスナイト)
Mega Aerodactyl		Rock/Flying	Tough Claws	Aerodactylite (プテラナイト)
Mega Scizor		Bug/Steel	Technician	Scizorite (ハッサムナイト)
Mega Heracross		Bug/Fighting	Skill Link	Heracronite (ヘラクロスナイト)
Mega Houndoom		Dark/Fire	Solar Power	Houndoominite (ヘルガナイト)
Mega Tyranitar		Rock/Dark	Sand Stream	Tyranitarite (バンギラスナイト)
Mega Gardevoir		Psychic/Fairy	Pixilate	Gardevoirite (サーナイトナイト)
Mega Aggron		Steel	Filter	Aggronite (ボスゴドラナイト)
Mega Medicham		Fighting/Psychic	Pure Power	Medichamite (チャーレムナイト)
Mega Alakazam		Psychic	Trace	Alakazite (フーディナイト)
Mega Gyarados		Water/Dark	Mold Breaker	Gyaradosite (ギャラドスナイト)
Mega Manectric		Electric	Intimidate	Manectite (ライボルトナイト)
Mega Banette		Ghost	Prankster	Banettite (ジュペッタナイト)
Mega Abomasnow		Grass/Ice	Snow Warning	Abomasite (ユキノオナイト)

Blazikenite Availability in X and Y

One Mega Stone, Blazikenite, cannot be found during normal gameplay in Pokémon X or Pokémon Y. Players of the new titles will need to participate in a special limited-time Wi-Fi distribution event via Nintendo Network to get a Torchic holding a Blazikenite Mega Stone.

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