Pokémon Legends: Z-A’s DLC Mega Evolutions Confirmed
The expansion, Pokémon Legends: Z-A’s Mega Dimension DLC, launches December 10. This $30 DLC introduces new Pokémon to Lumiose City absent from the base game, with several receiving Mega Evolutions.
Confirmed Mega Evolutions
Raichu, Chimecho, and Baxcalibur will definitely gain powerful Mega Evolutions next month, as revealed in the latest trailer. These three were also part of an earlier leaked list uncovered by fans through game datamining, suggesting it partially reveals the new Mega forms arriving in Mega Dimension.
Possible Additional Mega Evolutions
- Some Pokémon with existing Mega Evolutions in the base game are rumored to receive a second form, called "Z" forms by fans, though the official in-game name is not yet confirmed.
- Corviknight, a favorite armored bird from the Galar region shown in the trailer, is speculated to potentially get a new Mega form.
“Raichu is finally getting a Mega Evolution after a decade of disrespect.”
The excitement is tempered with caution, as the full extent of new Mega Evolutions remains unconfirmed.
Author's summary: The upcoming Mega Dimension DLC introduces new Mega Evolutions for select Pokémon including Raichu, Chimecho, and Baxcalibur, with fans hopeful for additional surprises.
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