DEXERTOMega Evolutions are officially back in Pokemon Legends Z-A, and they’re bringing some serious firepower. From returning fan-favorites to brand-new Megas making their debut, here’s every confirmed Mega Evolution coming to the Kalos-based adventure.
Since the first reveal trailer dropped, the rumor mill hasn’t stopped churning for Pokemon Legends Z-A, with players speculating about brand new Pokemon and regional forms. But all that is still very much up in the air.
What has been confirmed, though, is the triumphant return of Mega Evolutions. Legends Z-A is bringing back this fan-favorite mechanic in full force, with classic Megas and brand-new forms expected to take the spotlight in this new adventure.
All Legends Z-A Mega Evolutions confirmed
Here are all the Mega Evolutions that have been seen in the Pokemon Legends Z-A trailers so far, including the brand new Mega Raichu X & Y, Greninja, Delphox, and Chesnaught!
NUMBER | POKEMON | TYPE | GEN |
|---|---|---|---|
#0006 | Mega Charizard X  | Fire/Dragon | Gen 1 |
Missing Mega Evolutions
Out of the 57 Mega Evolutions available in the franchise (including all the newest ones), 43 have been seen in the different game trailers. That means, there are still 14 Mega Evolutions missing in Legends Z-A – and that’s just counting the ones we know.
NUMBER | POKEMON | TYPE | GEN |
|---|---|---|---|
#0003 | Mega Venusaur  | Grass/Poison | Gen 1 |
Leaked Mega Evolutions
If you’re trying to stay spoiler-free ahead of Pokemon Legends Z-A, you might want to mute a few keywords because leaks, rumors, and wild speculation surrounding 27 new Mega Evolutions are flooding social media.
While the following list is based on rumors, they were right about Dragonite, Victreebel, Hawlucha, Malamar, and the Kalos starters’ final forms, as their new Mega Evolved form were leaked four months ago and recently confirmed by The Pokemon Company.
Note: Pokemon marked with an ‘*’ have been confirmed.
Clefable | Scolipede | Malamar* |
Starmie | Excadrill | Barbaracle |
Victreebel* | Eelektross | Dragalge |
Dragonite* | Scrafty | Hawlucha* |
Meganium | Chandelure | Floette |
Feraligatr | Chesnaught* | Zygarde |
Skarmory | Delphox* | Drampa |
Froslass | Greninja* | Falinks |
Emboar | Pyroar | Zeraora |
Regardless of its authenticity, though, there’s an excellent spread of Generational representation here, especially for Gen V. Currently, Black & White’s Audino is the only Unova Region native with access to the temporary transformation.
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We’ll update this article with any further credible leaks and official reveals as and when they surface. Until then, check out all of the Pokemon confirmed to be returning in Z-A when it releases in fall 2025.