Pokémon Champions: All Mega Evolutions

Summary

• Here are all the Mega Evolutions, their stats, and abilities in Pokémon Champions.
• There are currently 59 Mega Evolutions available in the game.
• This number will likely increase with subsequent regulations, which will add more Pokémon to the game.

Apart from the classic Mega Evolutions, Pokémon Champions also have access to the new Mega Evolutions introduced in Pokémon Legends Z-A. These old and new Mega Evolutions are shaping the trajectory of the current ranked regulation. Many strong Pokémon like Meganium, Charizard, and Dragonite are leading the pack.

All Mega Evolutions in Pokémon Champions

All in all, there are 59 Megas available in the game presently. This number comes after counting Meowstic as a single Mega since it has the same stats and appearance in both forms. However, we can likely expect more Mega Evolutions to be added to Champions in the future, as the roster is quite limited at the moment.

Here are all the Mega Evolutions you can currently use in Pokémon Champions:

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FAQs

Will there be more Mega Evolutions in the future?

Yes. There are lots of Pokémon that have not been added to the game. At launch, Champion arrived with 187 Pokémon. There are a lot that are yet to be added. These also include many new Mega Evolutions, which were introduced in Pokémon Legends Z-A.

Should you always use a Mega Evolution in Pokémon Champions?

Not necessarily. Although the higher base stat total might seem appealing at first glance, you need to take two things into account.

• Firstly, only one Pokémon can Mega Evolve in a battle. Thus, you need to pick a teammate who can be the most useful in the situation.
• Secondly, in some cases, you want to use the base Pokémon over the Mega Evolved form. An example of this is Garchomp, which becomes slower upon Mega Evolving. So, you will want to keep its base form if you want it to move first.