The four full-art cards feature Mega versions of Latias, Kangaskhan, and two of Lucario. Right now, the only images we have of them are a bit blurry, but they’re clear enough to get the concept. One ...

The next Pokémon TCG release after Black & White has been unveiled - and we think we already know every Mega Evolution in ...

Pokemon fans have discovered leaked concept art for Mega Jynx, ... Another Pokemon Mega Evolution has leaked, this time for Mega Jynx. By Marc Deschamps. October 27, 2024, 4:53pm.

The Pokemon Company showed off new artwork of some Mega Evolution forms returning to the franchise in Pokemon Legends: Z-A ahead of its October 16 launch.Pokemon Legends: Z-A shared art pieces of ...

Pokemon fan art envisions two Mega Evolutions for Marowak, sparking community interest. Mega Marowak X has a Cubone companion in battle; Mega Marowak Y is aided by its deceased mother's ghost.

Pokemon Fan Creates Mega Jynx Concept Art Mega Jynx was also given a new ability called Refrigerate, which would act similarly to Sylveon's Pixilate and turn Normal-type attacks into the Ice type.

Pokemon Go's fourth anniversary event is underway until July 8.To commemorate the occasion, Niantic has released a new piece of anniversary art for the game, and as usual, it teases a few new ...

A Pokemon fan impresses the internet with their artistic rendition of the iconic Charizard's Mega-Evolved form from Pokemon Y in fire-breathing glory.

Unfortunately, the last time we saw Mega Evolutions appear in a mainline Pokemon game was in Pokemon: Let's GO, Eevee, and Pikachu! for the Nintendo Switch.

Mega Evolutions were introduced in Pokemon in Generation VI. This was a way for certain Pokemon to evolve further than they already could with the help of a Mega Stone.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A is set for an October release. Key art for Pokémon Legends: Z-A, showing trainers embroiled in a battle with multiple Mega Pokémon in the streets of Lumiose.

The Mega ghost Pokemon has arrived in time for Halloween. Kevin Knezevic Former staff writer Kevin has been covering video games and tech since 2010, with a particular focus on Nintendo and Pokemon.