Appendix:Mega Evolution

The Mega Evolution icon.

Mega Evolution is a transformation that only appears in certain final form Pokémon or some Pokémon that cannot evolve. Mega-Evolved Pokémon are identified by having "Mega" in front of their name and a drastic appearance change from their previous form. Mega Evolution can only be achieved if there is a strong bond between a Trainer and his or her Pokémon.

Summary

A Pokémon requires a corresponding Mega Stone to Mega Evolve.

Every Pokémon that can undergo Mega Evolution has a corresponding Mega Stone that is named after it, except for Rayquaza, which instead needs to use the move Dragon Ascent to Mega Evolve. Two Pokémon have multiple different Mega Stones for their species, named X or Y after the Mega-Evolved form.

The Mega Evolution icon flashes with colours to notify the trainer that Mega Evolution will be triggered.

Limitations

Each Trainer may only Mega Evolve 1 Pokémon per battle. Mega Evolution is essentially a free action a Pokémon may make in addition to its normal move, but if a Pokémon does not use a move, it cannot Mega Evolve. Mega Evolution will occur before most actions except switching. A Mega-Evolved Pokémon will only revert back to its original state if it faints or the battle ends; if it is withdrawn, it will still be in its Mega Evolved state once switched back in. Status conditions such as paralysis, sleep and confusion cannot prevent Mega Evolution, even if they result in the Pokémon not being able to move that turn.

Mega Stones are not affected by most moves or Abilities. Moves that would take away the Mega Stone from a Pokémon, such as the moves Bestow, Covet, Fling, Thief, Trick and Switcheroo will fail, Knock Off will not remove the Mega Stone or gain additional power, while Abilities Magician, Pickpocket and Symbiosis will not activate. The moves Embargo and Magic Room, as well as Ability Klutz, will not prevent a Pokémon from using its respective Mega Stone to Mega Evolve.

Stat Changes

When Mega Evolution was first introduced, performing it would not alter the attacking order previously during the Mega Evolving turn, so a Pokémon with a lower Speed than their opponent would still go after them on the turn Mega Evolution occurred, even if their Mega Evolution changed their speed. The attacking order would be determined normally on every turn afterwards. The newer core series games Pokémon Sun and Moon has patched this, such that the attacking order during the Mega Evolving round will now also be decided by the Speed stats after Mega Evolution, and this fix is eventually carried to Pokémon Brick Bronze in Version 0.14 update on 23rd June, 2017.

All other stat changes and type changes of a Mega Evolution will take effect immediately and damage calculation will proceed as usual — a Pokémon whose Mega Evolution possesses a lower Defense stat will take greater damage from Physical attacks on the turn of Mega Evolving. Changes in a Pokémon's Ability will also take place immediately.

Key Stone

This section contains spoilers!

To obtain the Key Stone, players must encounter the Eclipse Boss for a battle in Anthian Park. Before the battle begins, Rival Tess will give her Key Stone to the player in order to Mega Evolve the Absol that rushes in to help. Unlike in core series games, the Key Stone is not carved in a Mega Ring, Mega Bracelet or any unique accessories.

Icon	Item	Obtaining Location
	Key Stone	Given by Rival Tess before the boss battle in Anthian Park.

Mega Stones

Like in core series game Pokémon X and Y, where Mega Evolution was first introduced, Mega Stones can be found by various methods listed below.

On Field

One of the most classic and known methods of obtaining Mega Stones. There are Mega Stones scattered around Roria and players have to pick them up. These will appear as the regular Poké Ball on field, unlike core series games where they appeared as sparkles.

Icon	Item	Location
	Sablenite	Glistening Grotto

Event

Main article: Event Pokémon

Event exclusive Mega Stones are stones that have only been released once or are custom made for different custom colour Pokémon.

Icon	Item	Date	Status	Method
	Abomasite	24-31/12/2015	Ended	Complete 2015 Christmas Event by chopping down all trees outside the hut on Route 8.
	Gengarite H	9/11-27/12/2016	Ended	Purchase Gengarite H at BP Shop, Colosseum Marketplace during 2016 Halloween Event for 200 BP.
	Sceptilite C	21/12/2017 - 1/1/2018	Ended	Complete 2017 Christmas Event by finishing the 3 tasks to restore a Christmas Tree on Route 15.

Given in Plot

Absolite is on the neck of Absol which automatically joins the player right before the boss battle in Anthian Park.

Pokémon	Type	Level	Image	Held Item
Absol	Dark	Lv. 50		Absolite

Purchase

35 kinds of Mega Stones can be bought, with 26 sold at the Stone Shop in Anthian City - Shopping District, 1 sold at the Golden Poké Ball Arcade in Anthian City - Housing District, and another 8 available at the BP Shop in the Colosseum Marketplace.

Item				Price
Stone Shop, Anthian City - Shopping District
Aerodactylite	Alakazite	Altarianite	Ampharosite	$100000
Banettite	Beedrillite	Heracronite	Lopunnite
Pidgeotite	Pinsirite	Scizorite	Sharpedonite
Slowbronite	Cameruptite	Mawilite	Manectite
Houndoominite	Glalitite
Venusaurite	Charizardite X	Charizardite Y	Blastoisinite	$150000
Lucarionite	Salamencite	Tyranitarite	Aggronite	$200000
Garchompite	Metagrossite
BP Shop, Colosseum Marketplace
Medichamite				150BP
Sceptilite	Blazikenite	Swampertite	Gyaradosite	200 BP
Gengarite	Gardevoirite	Galladite
Kangaskhanite				250BP
Tix Shop, Golden Poké Ball Arcade, Anthian City - Housing District
Audinite				3000 Tix

Hobo's Lucky Lotto

A number of Mega Stones can be awarded as the Day 3 prizes at Hobo's Lucky Lotto in Anthian City - Shopping District. Note that if the player hits 4 digits, it is a coin flip whether he or she gets Latiosite or Latiasite. The same goes for jackpot prizes Mewtwonite X and Y.

Icon	Item	Matching digits
	Steelixite	2
	Diancite	3
	Latiosite	4
	Latiasite
	Mewtwonite X	5
	Mewtwonite Y

List of Mega Evolutions

Note: Italics indicate Hidden Abilities of a Pokémon. Blackened rows symbolize that the Pokemon are currently unavaliable as of now.

Pokémon / Type	Image	Ability	Mega Stone	Mega Evolution / Type	Image	Ability
Venusaur Grass Poison		Overgrow Chlorophyll	Venusaurite	Mega Venusaur Grass Poison		Thick Fat
Charizard Fire Flying		Blaze Solar Power	Charizardite X	Mega Charizard X Fire Dragon		Tough Claws
			Charizardite Y	Mega Charizard Y Fire Flying		Drought
Blastoise Water		Torrent Rain Dish	Blastoisinite	Mega Blastoise Water		Mega Launcher
Beedrill Bug Poison		Swarm Sniper	Beedrillite	Mega Beedrill Bug Poison		Adaptability
Pidgeot Normal Flying		Keen Eye Tangled Feet Big Pecks	Pidgeotite	Mega Pidgeot Normal Flying		No Guard
Slowbro Water Psychic		Oblivious Own Tempo Regenerator	Slowbronite	Mega Slowbro Water Psychic		Shell Armour
Alakazam Psychic		Synchronize Inner Focus Magic Guard	Alakazite	Mega Alakazam Psychic		Trace
Gengar Ghost Poison		Cursed Body	Gengarite	Mega Gengar Ghost Poison		Shadow Tag
Halloween Gengar Ghost Poison
			Gengarite H	Mega Halloween Gengar Ghost Poison		Cursed Body
Kangaskhan Normal		Early Bird Scrappy Inner Focus	Kangaskhanite	Mega Kangaskhan Normal		Parental Bond
Pinsir Bug		Hyper Cutter Mold Breaker Moxie	Pinsirite	Mega Pinsir Bug Flying		Aerilate
Gyarados Water Flying		Intimidate Moxie	Gyaradosite	Mega Gyarados Water Dark		Mold Breaker
Aerodactyl Rock Flying		Rock Head Pressure Unnerve	Aerodactylite	Mega Aerodactyl Rock Flying		Tough Claws
Mewtwo Psychic		Pressure Unnerve	Mewtwonite X	Mega Mewtwo X Psychic Fighting		Steadfast
			Mewtwonite Y	Mega Mewtwo Y Psychic		Insomnia
Ampharos Electric		Static Plus	Ampharosite	Mega Ampharos Electric Dragon		Mold Breaker
Scizor Bug Steel		Swarm Technician Light Metal	Scizorite	Mega Scizor Bug Steel		Technician
Heracross Bug Fighting		Swarm Guts Moxie	Heracronite	Mega Heracross Bug Fighting		Skill Link
Houndoom Dark Fire		Early Bird Flash Fire Unnerve	Houndoominite	Mega Houndoom Dark Fire		Solar Power
Steelix Steel Ground		Rock Head Sturdy Sheer Force	Steelixite	Mega Steelix Steel Ground		Sand Force
Crystal Steelix Steel Ground				Mega Crystal Steelix Steel Ground
Tyranitar Rock Dark		Sand Stream Unnerve	Tyranitarite	Mega Tyranitar Rock Dark		Sand Stream
Sceptile Grass		Overgrow Unburden	Sceptilite	Mega Sceptile Grass Dragon		Lightning Rod
Green Christmas Sceptile Grass			Sceptilite C	Mega Green Christmas Sceptile Grass Dragon		North Pole
White Christmas Sceptile Grass				Mega White Christmas Sceptile Ice Dragon
Blaziken Fire Fighting		Blaze Speed Boost	Blazikenite	Mega Blaziken Fire Fighting		Speed Boost
Swampert Water Ground		Torrent Damp	Swampertite	Mega Swampert Water Ground		Swift Swim
Gardevoir Psychic Fairy		Synchronize Trace Telepathy	Gardevoirite	Mega Gardevoir Psychic Fairy		Pixilate
Gallade Psychic Fighting		Steadfast Justified	Galladite	Mega Gallade Psychic Fighting		Inner Focus
Mawile Steel Fairy		Hyper Cutter Intimidate Sheer Force	Mawilite	Mega Mawile Steel Fairy		Huge Power
Aggron Rock Steel		Sturdy Rock Head Heavy Metal	Aggronite	Mega Aggron Steel		Filter
Medicham Fighting Psychic		Pure Power Telepathy	Medichamite	Mega Medicham Fighting Psychic		Pure Power
Manectric Electric		Static Lightning Rod Plus	Manectite	Mega Manectric Electric		Intimidate
Banette Ghost		Insomnia Frisk Cursed Body	Banettite	Mega Banette Ghost		Prankster
Absol Dark		Pressure Super Luck Justified	Absolite	Mega Absol Dark		Magic Bounce
Sableye Dark Ghost		Keen Eye Stall Prankster	Sablenite	Mega Sableye Dark Ghost		Magic Bounce
Sharpedo Water Dark		Rough Skin Speed Boost	Sharpedonite	Mega Sharpedo Water Dark		Strong Jaw
Camerupt Fire Ground		Magma Armour Solid Rock Anger Point	Cameruptite	Mega Camerupt Fire Ground		Sheer Force
Altaria Dragon Flying		Natural Cure Cloud Nine	Altarianite	Mega Altaria Dragon Fairy		Pixilate
Glalie Ice		Inner Focus Ice Body Moody	Glalitite	Mega Glalie Ice		Refrigerate
Salamence Dragon Flying		Intimidate Moxie	Salamencite	Mega Salamence Dragon Flying		Aerilate
Metagross Steel Psychic		Clear Body Light Metal	Metagrossite	Mega Metagross Steel Psychic		Tough Claws
Latias Dragon Psychic		Levitate	Latiasite	Mega Latias Dragon Psychic		Levitate
Latios Dragon Psychic		Levitate	Latiosite	Mega Latios Dragon Psychic		Levitate
Rayquaza Dragon Flying		Air Lock	N/A; Learn Dragon Ascent and use in-battle	Mega Rayquaza Dragon Flying		Delta Stream
Garchomp Dragon Ground		Sand Veil Rough Skin	Garchompite	Mega Garchomp Dragon Ground		Sand Force
Lucario Fighting Steel		Steadfast Inner Focus Justified	Lucarionite	Mega Lucario Fighting Steel		Adaptability
Abomasnow Grass Ice		Snow Warning Soundproof	Abomasite	Mega Abomasnow Grass Ice		Snow Warning
Lopunny Normal		Cute Charm Klutz Limber	Lopunnite	Mega Lopunny Normal Fighting		Scrappy
Audino Normal		Healer Regenerator Klutz	Audinite	Mega Audino Normal Fairy		Healer
Diancie Rock Fairy		Clear Body	Diancite	Mega Diancie Rock Fairy		Magic Bounce

Primal Reversion

Primal Reversion is an ancient transformation of Pokémon. Pokémon that have undergone Primal Reversion are distinguished by the word "Primal" in front of their species name. It is similar to Mega Evolution, but instead of using the energy of people and Pokémon, the user instead absorbs the energy of nature to greatly increase its power. Primal Reversion is said to restore the true powers of a Pokémon.

In order to undergo Primal Reversion, a Pokémon only needs to be holding the appropriate Orb. Like Mega Stones, Orbs cannot be knocked off, thrown or stolen by any moves or abilities if held by the appropriate Pokémon. Unlike Mega Evolution, however, the player does not need a Key Stone or have to manually trigger Primal Reversion; it will simply happen automatically after the Pokémon enters battle and after any entry hazards take effect, but before the activation of weather-changing Abilities. Also unlike Mega Evolution, there is no limit to the number of times a Primal Reversion may be performed per battle.

Only 2 Pokémon are able to perform Primal Reversion: Kyogre and Groudon, members of the "Weather Trio". The final member of "Weather Trio" — Rayquaza, despite having its signature Orb as well, undergoes Mega Evolution instead, along with some other Legendary Pokémon.

Pokémon

Pokémon / Type	Image	Ability	Orb	Primal Reversion / Type	Image	Ability
Kyogre Water		Drizzle	Blue Orb	Primal Kyogre Water		Primordial Sea
Groudon Ground		Drought	Red Orb	Primal Groudon Ground Fire		Desolate Land

Bond Phenomenon

Bond Phenomenon is a scarce transformation involving Battle Bond, which is an extremely unique Ability for a very special Greninja that allows it to bond and synchronize with its trainer. This Greninja can be bought in Anthian City - Shopping District, but it is sold for 150 Robux and cannot breed. Once this Greninja defeats an opposing Pokémon, Battle Bond will automatically activate and Greninja will immediately transform into a form known as "Ash-Greninja", which has its Speed, Physical and Special Attack stats significantly increased in a way that rivals Mega Evolution. This transformation is known as the Bond Phenomenon. In addition to the stat boosts, Greninja's signature move Water Shuriken will be powered up and always hit thrice.

Pokémon

Pokémon / Type	Image	Ability	Trigger	Form / Type	Image
Greninja Water Dark		Battle Bond	Defeat an opposing Pokémon	Ash-Greninja Water Dark

Trivia

• A Pokémon that Mega Evolves will always obtain a base stat bonus of 100.
  • For Mega Alakazam, this only held true when comparing to its original form's base stat prior to Pokémon X and Y, otherwise the boost would only be 90.
  • Later on in Pokémon Sun and Moon, Mega Alakazam has been given a slight increase in its Special Defense stat, so that the base stat bonus evens out at 100.
  • However, Ash-Greninja gains a 110 base stat bonus instead when Battle Bond is activated.
• Latiasite, Latiosite and the 2 Mewtwonites are the only Mega Stones available in Pokémon Brick Bronze that were accessible before the Pokémon themselves appear in-game.