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Mega Mewtwo Y, the first Mega Evolved Pokémon revealed.
Mega Stones (メガストーン Mega Sutoon) are special stones that allow certain Pokémon to reach their Mega Evolution form.
Certain Pokémon will be able to Mega Evolve when holding the respective Mega Stone or, in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, having the respective Mega Stone present in the bag. However, the Pokémon will revert into to their pre-Mega Evolved form after the battle or when the Pokémon faints. Rayquaza is the only Pokémon that doesn't require a Mega Stone to evolve.
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List
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Venusaurite | フシギバナイト Fushigibanaito Fushigibanite |
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Venusaur |
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Charizardite X | リザードナイトX Rizaadonaito X Lizardonite X |
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Charizard |
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Charizardite Y | リザードナイトY Rizaadonaito Y Lizardonite Y |
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Blastoisinite | カメックスナイト Kamekkusunaito Kamaxnite |
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Blastoise |
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Beedrillite | スピアナイト Supianaito Speanite |
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Beedrill |
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Pidgeotite | ピジョットナイト Pijottonaito Pigeotnite |
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Pidgeot |
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Alakazite | フーディナイト Fuudinaito Foodinite |
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Alakazam |
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Slowbronite | ヤドランナイト Yadorannaito Yadorannite |
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Slowbro |
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Gengarite | ゲンガナイト Genganaito Genganite |
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Gengar |
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Kangaskhanite | ガルーラナイト Garuuranaito Garuranite |
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Kangaskhan |
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Pinsirite | カイロスナイト Kairosunaito Kailiosnite |
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Pinsir |
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Gyaradosite | ギャラドスナイト Gyaradosunaito Gyaradosnite |
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Gyarados |
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Aerodactylite | プテラナイト Puteranaito Pteranite |
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Aerodactyl |
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Mewtwonite X | ミュウツナイトX Myuutsunaito X Mewtwonite X |
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Mewtwo |
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Mewtwonite Y | ミュウツナイトY Myuutsunaito Y Mewtwonite Y |
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Ampharosite | デンリュウナイト Denryuunaito Denryunite |
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Ampharos |
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Steelixite | ハガネールナイト Haganeerunaito Haganeilnite |
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Steelix |
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Scizorite | ハッサムナイト Hassamunaito Hassamnite |
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Scizor |
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Heracronite | ヘラクロスナイト Herakurosunaito Heracrosnite |
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Heracross |
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Houndoominite | ヘルガナイト Heruganaito Hellganite |
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Houndoom |
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Tyranitarite | バンギラスナイト Bangirasunaito Bangirasnite |
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Tyranitar |
Descriptions
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Locations
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Anime
- Brock can Mega Evolve his Steelix with both his Key Stone that he has as a Mega Charm and Steelixite.
- Misty can Mega Evolve her Gyarados with both her Key Stone that she has as a Mega Hairband and Gyaradosite.
Trivia
- Most Mega Stones have a "-ite" or "-nite" on the end of it preceded by the related Pokémon's name. For example, Lucario's Mega Stone is called "Lucarionite", Blaziken's Mega Stone is "Blazikenite". There are a few exceptions, however:
- Some Pokémon do not have their whole name in their Mega Stone. For example, Blastoise's Mega Stone is called "Blastoisinite", Sableye's Mega Stone is called "Sablenite".)
- Glalie is the only Pokémon whose Mega Stone, "Glalitite", neither contains its whole name nor contains "ite" or "nite" at the end but "tite" instead.
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