Z-A Mega Evolution Types Overlooked and Undervalued

Alright, Pokémon fans, here we go—stream of consciousness style, no filter. So, October 16th is a date you better circle on your calendar. Or use an app, whatever. Why? Because Pokémon Legends: Z-A is dropping, and we’re diving back into the Kalos region. Lumiose City, here we come! Oh, and don’t forget about those starter Pokémon. We’ve got Chikorita, Totodile, and Tepig—like a blast from the past but in the future? Time is weird in Pokémon.

Now, the real juicy bit: Mega Evolutions are back, baby! Yeah, remember that? Only this time, there’s a quirk—like, 27 new Mega forms are rumored. But wait, don’t start jumping for joy yet if you’re into Bug and Electric types. Word on the street says they might get the raw deal. No epic new forms for them? Maybe. Who knows?

Anyway, Mega Charizard, both X and Y, are making a comeback, which is chef’s kiss, I guess. Meanwhile, Omega Ruby’s Mega Sableye and Altaria also make an appearance, like an unexpected reunion with old friends. Random thought: Do you think Sableye ever gets jealous of Mawile’s mega hairdo? I digress.

So, rumor-mill time! Some new Mega Evolutions include:

• Mega Clefable (Fairy vibes, sure)
• Mega Starmie (Water, feeling nostalgic already)
• Mega Dragonite (How can you not love this guy?)
• Mega Eelektross (Electric, but it might get a side hustle type like Water or Dark)

And the list goes on. I mean, this mixtape of mega forms might even make a Charizard blush. But don’t get too hung up on their primary types—Game Freak loves to mix it up, like Gyarados going all Water/Dark. The plot thickens.

Switching gears—did I mention the Bug and Electric types? Yeah, they’re still in the footnotes, it seems. But if Mega Scolipede gets a Bug/Dark vibe, thanks to its mad aggressive nature, I’m all in. Bugs like Scolipede need more love anyway. And Eelektross? Could totally see it nabbing an Electric/Dark combo. I mean, have you read its Pokédex entry? Underwater death traps… yikes.

Alright, I could keep rambling, but that’s the scoop. Mark your calendars—or don’t. But are you even living if you miss this? That’s what I’ve got. Catch you in Kalos, I guess.