Pokemon Legends: Z-A Mega Evolution List and How to Unlock Them

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One of the biggest highlights of *Pokémon Legends: Z-A* is the return of Mega Evolutions, and there are even some new ones being added! The game doesn’t introduce any new Pokémon, but finding all the Mega Stones needed to Mega Evolve your team can be a challenge. While you’ll receive some stones naturally through the story, others aren’t so easy to find. Luckily, we’ve located every Mega Stone currently available in the game.

It goes without saying, but this is your final warning: there will be spoilers in the list ahead.

Mega Stones Acquired through the Story

You’ll find most of these Mega Stones by beating Pokémon that can Mega Evolve, and the story makes sure you can’t miss them—except for one special stone we’ll discuss later. A few NPCs will also give you some as you progress through the game.

  • Absolite – Mega Absol
  • Meganiumite – Mega Meganium, only if Chikorita was your First Partner Pokemon
  • Emboarite – Mega Emboar, only if Tepig was your First Partner Pokemon
  • Feraligite – Mega Feraligatr, only if Totodile was your First Partner Pokemon
  • Slowbronite – Mega Slowbro
  • Cameruptite – Mega Camerupt
  • Victreebelite – Mega Victreebel
  • Beedrillite – Mega Beedrill
  • Hawluchanite – Mega Hawlucha
  • Banettite – Mega Banette
  • Mawilite – Mega Mawile
  • Barbaracite – Mega Barbaracle
  • Ampharosite – Mega Ampharos
  • Altarianite – Mega Altaria
  • Frosslassite – Mega Frosslass
  • Venusaurite – Mega Venusaur
  • Dragoninite – Mega Dragonite
  • Tyranitarite – Mega Tyranitar
  • Starminite – Mega Starmie
  • Zygardite – Mega Complete Form Zygarde
  • Floettite – Mega AZ’s Floette

How to get Mega AZ’s Floette

You’re probably nearing the end of the Mega Evolutions you can get through regular gameplay. Once you finish the main game, you’ll access the Infinite Z-A Royale, where winning 14 battles unlocks a final match against your rival. This match concludes their personal storyline with a short cutscene. As a reward, you’ll receive AZ’s Floette and its Mega Stone, along with the usual prizes from winning battles.

Mega Stones Purchased from Stone Emporium

You can buy Mega Stones at the Stone Emporium in southern Lumiose City using Poke Dollars. They can be a bit expensive, but you’ll be able to afford them soon enough. Here’s a list of all the stones available at the Emporium:

  • Gengarite – Mega Gengar
  • Medichamite – Mega Medicham
  • Abomasite – Mega Abomasnow
  • Scizorite – Mega Scizor
  • Garchompite – Mega Garchomp
  • Steelixte – Mega Steelix
  • Kangaskhanite – Mega Kangaskhan
  • Charizardite X – Mega Charizard X
  • Charizardite Y – Mega Charizard Y
  • Blastoisnite – Mega Blastoise
  • Meganiumite – Mega Meganium, if Chikorita was not your First Partner Pokemon
  • Emboarite – Mega Emboar, if Tepig was not your First Partner Pokemon
  • Feraligite – Mega Feraligatr, if Totodile was not your First Partner Pokemon

Just so you know, you won’t be able to get the Mega Stones for the Pokémon you *didn’t* pick as your starter until after you finish the main story.

Mega Stones Exchanged for at Quasartico

Here’s where things get serious! You’ve probably been wondering what Mega Shards are for – this is it. Even if you haven’t gotten all the Mega Stones from Quasartico, be sure to break every Mega Crystal you find in Lumiose City. This is where you can get the Mega Stones used by trainers throughout the game to Mega Evolve their Pokémon.

  • Pidgeotite – Mega Pidgeot
  • Manectite – Mega Manectric
  • Houndoominite – Mega Houndoom
  • Audinite – Mega Audino
  • Lopunnite – Mega Lopunny
  • Sablenite – Mega Sableye
  • Sharpedonite – Mega Sharpedo
  • Gyardosite – Mega Gyrados
  • Lucarionite – Mega Lucario
  • Heracronite – Mega Heracross
  • Aerodactylite – Mega Aerodactyl
  • Eelektrossite – Mega Eelektross
  • Glalite – Mega Glalie
  • Pinsirite – Mega Pinsir
  • Falinksite – Mega Falinks
  • Scolipite – Mega Scolipede
  • Gardevoirite – Mega Gardevoir
  • Galladite – Mega Gallade
  • Skarmorite – Mega Skarmory
  • Clefablite – Mega Clefable
  • Dragalgite – Mega Dragalge
  • Scraftinite – Mega Scrafty
  • Pyroarite – Mega Pyroar
  • Malamarite – Mega Malamar
  • Alakazite – Mega Alakazam
  • Drampanite – Mega Drampa
  • Excadrite – Mega Excadrill
  • Chandelurite – Mega Chandelure
  • Aggronite – Mega Aggron
  • Salamancite – Mega Salamance
  • Metagrossite – Mega Metagross

Ranked Battles Seasonal Rewards

Certain Mega Evolutions, specifically those for the first three Pokémon from the X and Y games, will be available as limited-time rewards in the game’s player-versus-player battles. We’ll keep this guide updated as more Mega Evolutions are released.

  • Greninjite – Ranked Battles Season 1 Rank “K” Reward

That’s all for today! We’ll be adding more Mega Evolutions with future updates and downloadable content. Enjoy your time in Lumiose City!

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2025-10-17 16:58