It looks a bit like a mantis, and it’s a little…

It seems that Garchomp doesn’t like this evolution either…

I’m going to use Mega Manda!

Even if it becomes a type of killing blow, there’s really only the swallow counter and the slicing technique, isn’t there?

In the first place, it doesn’t really change much even if the weather dependency is weak.

It’s a bit too Gaigan.

Although speed is decreasing, attack power is increasing, but isn’t that attack power not really that high when considering items?

If you’re going to drop the S, at least be straightforward and throw it with a bow.

Game Freak seems to believe that the power of sand is an incredibly strong and powerful ability.

Because of Paokami, even S120 Mega Salamence is tough.

A shrewd setting that makes it difficult to voice opposing opinions even without Mega Evolution.

The strong ones now are often those with efficient high base stats and great abilities, so the slightly underwhelming Mega Evolutions with fixed items and poor ability distributions are a bit…

Would something like Sand Skin be strong?

Right now, there are sketches, but that strength is because of the dice.

Mega’s speed being so obvious is tough in the current environment.

I think Mega Evolution and special moves in Pokkén are cool.

Mega Evolution looks somewhat underwhelming for all of them when you see their stats, given the modern S-inflation.

Let’s strengthen in a way that leverages the power of the sand.

Specifically, let’s change the ability of a regular Garchomp to Sand Rush.

Garchomp’s original design looks like this.

Umino said that the current Gablias is designed by stripping away various elements.

I feel like it would be tough for everyone if Mega couldn’t hold items like Mega Rayquaza.

I want those who are unnecessarily investing in AC despite not being strong to reflect on themselves.

I think about 90% of the existing Mega Evolutions will likely be blown away by Kamipao Dinlu Bear.

I have my doubts about the power of sand, but I think if we increase the base stats of the 600 species by +100, it should be around this level.

If anything, the other 600-family megas are strange.

The power of the sand is well, um…

When I was a child, I thought the base stats of Mega Evolution were amazing, but as I used them, I learned about the strength of item boosts.

A streamlined Salamence with skin traits from intimidation.

After invalidating that, Metagross can become a tough claw through Mega Evolution.

Anyway, it’s Sand’s Tyranitar.

Looking at the current inflation, it feels like there’s hardly anyone else who can compete except for Mega Gengar and Mega Garchomp.

Mega Gyarados broke the limiter, which benefited the following Mandibuzz and Gardevoir.

My colleague Gab cried.

Mega Rayquaza has an exceptional attack power and lawless resistance, and it’s holding an item too.

The power of sand dragon techniques has no meaning.

If you’re going to narrow it down that much, 1.5 times should be fine.

I still don’t think it will be used.

Mega Gengar seems tough since it’s currently with Akatsuki.

The only existing Mega Evolutions I want to include in the current environment are Mega Venusaur and Mega Metagross.

I’m looking forward to the non-weakness flying Terra Mega Rayquaza running wild!

Unless it’s something extraordinary, it seems that for most Mega Pokémon, the starting point will likely be either stacking or dropping to S1 level… Even so, they can easily be surpassed by the activated Kami.

There are also some Pokémon like Tyranitar, Blaziken, and Scizor whose abilities haven’t changed, but they’ve become stronger in terms of stats…

I still think Mega Gardevoir is strong.

Changing status and traits with Mega evolution should be strong, but…

Like moves such as Z-moves or Terastal that rely on move power.

When I see something like Dynamax that relies on HP and additional effects, I can’t help but think, “Hmm…”

In Champions, it’s making a mega comeback, but in the current environment, is it at a level where only a few are still relevant?

Anyway, the S-line is too tight.

The mega with ridiculous fire power gets taken down from above and those with high balance ultimately can’t resist the top tier with their items included.

Groudon in its primal form is probably still strong, but I wonder about Kyogre in its primal form.

I thought Mega Bambo was just a scarf, but then it comes with a gem, and when I thought it was just a gem, it’s wearing a headband. I just don’t understand that guy anymore.

It’s the guy with the most confusing sash attached.

It seems that due to UI constraints, Mega Evolution and Terastalization cannot coexist, just like Rayquaza holding a Z Crystal.

The performance required from a mega is overwhelmingly strong to the point where you shouldn’t even need to use other megas, yet there are far too many that don’t meet that standard.

It simply looks strong in Legends.

The salt match-making technique has been mostly nerfed, so it might only finally come into play at the level of Mega Gyarados.

Is it the one that adds meta to the environment?

In other words, it’s strange that the first generation doesn’t have Mega texts in the in-game Pokédex.

Mega Banette is the type that doesn’t get used because it can work without using Mega Evolution.

Mega Rayquaza would be like this if it had a Mega Stone.

It’s tough to feel that the organization knows we can’t be on equal footing with Grakai.

If I were told to choose between Mega Evolution and Dynamax when building a team, I would probably choose Dynamax… It feels like if there is a common button that can be used only once during the match, then it would depend on the opponent whether to include something like a Mega slot and a Dynamax slot.

I want to use Mega Lopunny, but its performance is really too outdated.

I think losing the ability to repay kindness makes normal physical attacks tough.

Just being able to use a sacrifice tackle is enough to rise to the top.

I feel that turbulence is still relatively mild compared to those two.

I think Mega Gengar would still be at the top of the environment even if it were released as is.

Considering the premise of full entry into Paldea, it seems that a defensive Mega has higher value.

Isn’t Mega Venusaur strong even by today’s standards?

Daimah is a bit too strong for that kind of system, so let’s put it in the hall of fame.

Is there a theory that the Paldea crowd is so monstrous that the Mega Evolution crowd isn’t that impressive?

I wonder how it would be to let Megalugrain become a rain ace.

The guys with high S are being left behind by the modern S line one after another.

Elreid, which has become a topic of discussion for its decreased firepower when it Mega Evolves…

I feel that if Dynamax has a fixed HP of 1.5 times and the power of Max Airstream is reduced, it might barely achieve balance.

Mega Mawile is too strong!

While I wouldn’t say that Paldea has undergone Mega Evolution, the distribution has been optimized to such an extent that it stands out.

Also, those who are putting adjustments on the status instead of rank correction are the worst.

It’s an exaggeration to say it’s nothing special, but…

The absolute presence that once existed has undoubtedly diminished.

I haven’t calculated it, but can HD Mega Mandibuzz withstand a hit from a Kami?

Kami still has a chance to work things out, but Pao is impossible.

I hope Mega-Manda doesn’t rampage like before, but it’s in a good balance where one misstep can lead to a breakthrough.

There are plenty of ones with performance like Mega Pidgeot in Paldea.

The number one victim is Mumaaji, right…

Someone talk about the full-power technique.

I can’t do it.

I now think that using S to compensate for characteristics and raising the ABD with a Mega Lugia is the smartest way to play.

Mega Eleraid doesn’t have mental strength or anything like that. Sana is getting the skin, you know? I thought.

It was mental strength… No way?

Because the swallows were confiscated from various places for the die jet…

Although it says +100 for base stats, in most cases it ends up being a wasted distribution, so it’s actually around +70.

Both the rug and the splash had the ability to enhance speed, but having Lightning Rod is just too…

I want to use Urunek, but other than that, the Z choice is not really…

Dinlure and Mega Evolution are also surprising with their effective base stats.

After the sales period is over, even Kami and the Four Calamities will be quietly nerfed.

I wonder if it’s about Manda.

It was Mega Manda.

I think that even if Ulnec comes back, it probably won’t be strong.

Megamanda is definitely over-allocated to B when it comes to the distribution…

But even though it had that strength.

Unlock Mega Evolution ❤️

I like Mega Spear, so I hope I can use it again.

If the champions are single-choice, I feel like Dynamax is too strong in many ways.

I want to seek the romance of the Needle Megaspear.

By the way, I tend to forget that I haven’t received an informal job offer (naitei) for the Daima position.

It seems like it will fit in as one of the options, just like the others.

It seems like we’re not going to have that kind of thinking about how to handle the party’s Mega slot.

The feeling of “what am I supposed to do with an Ultra Necrozma that has 97 durability all around and S129” is really overwhelming.

If everything is included, it will become a silly game!

Even back then, Ultra Necrozma was quite something.

Considering the type, Ulune could have gone all out like Mega Rayquaza.

I really think it’s a problem that there’s little reason to use Mega Evolution without having fixed tools.

That said, without Mega Stones, the Pikachu and Eevee version could make Mega Charizard a serious nuisance even with an extra boost…

I want to make a comeback too!

If you start considering the discussion about delusional nerfs, you won’t be able to say anything, so stop.

Terra Pagos really did something great, didn’t they?

Isn’t Urunek’s competitor not Mega Lekk but the item-free version from Japan?

The skins don’t increase at all, it’s sad; I wish they wouldn’t be given to strong players and be distributed more towards the minor ones.

With quickness reflecting immediately, it will become easier to use, won’t it, Mega?

I don’t know those who fall.

Daimas and terraces allow you to choose the user depending on the battle situation, and it’s hard to tell when to use them, but with Megas, it’s obvious who will use them and when, which is a big disadvantage.

Then let’s do this.

When using Ultra Burst, all abilities increase by one level.

It seems like both Megalizard and the exam might disappear.

I actually think it’s a really good fit, Terrapagos.

It feels like they made it as strong as possible without giving off a sense of overdoing it.

Mega is coming back in Legends, and Terastal is the current system, so the Mega VS Terastal concept was just in the champion’s promotional image.

I don’t think Z and Daimai will come.

What about Megameganium?

Liza Y will definitely not disappear, but X might be quite suspicious…

Was it no good with hard nails?

The megas given to minors were mostly underperforming, and they weren’t used, so it seems like distributing them to minors really is no good! That’s going a bit too far with self-sabotage.

Whether normal skin is inherently weak or if its owner is weak could lead to a debate lasting three days and three nights.

Give me a clean cut.

By the way, let’s make Dragon Claw a slashing technique.

By the way, regarding the normal moves of Mega Pinsir and Mega Lopunny…

Mega Mawile has a lot of potential with its ability and type.

I’m looking forward to using Mega in Champions, but it seems like using the naturally strong monsters from Paldea with Terastalization would be way stronger…

I’m curious whether a new Mega in Legends would adopt a modern approach or take a more cautious route.

Normal skin probably had the advantage of being able to transmit electromagnetic waves into the ground.

Now, the issue of electromagnetic waves not passing through the ghost is too much of a disadvantage…

There is no doubt that normal skin has negative characteristics.

On top of that, it’s confirmed that if you’re too strong on the negative side, you can break the environment by getting teammates or skill swaps.

Therefore, Enecololo will not receive these.

Mega Mawile is already a strong type.

A banana with almost no weaknesses is also nice, right?

I don’t like Mega Venusaur because it killed the herbivorous Numelgon.

I don’t think normal skin skill swaps would break it.

The performance of other Enekoro is also terrible apart from its characteristics.

I’m looking forward to Mega Slowbro, Mega Venusaur, Mega Mawile, Mega Gengar, and Mega Kangaskhan.

Other than that, I probably won’t use it even if I come.

Mega Lopunny has a Speed of 135, so it looks like it can work, but not being able to hold a Focus Sash with these base stats is too tough!

It’s often said that we could give Mega Beedrill or occasionally Ptera a dual-edged Brave Bird, but have you actually looked at the stats?

I don’t think Mega Gyarados is strong at all in the 9th generation…

In the first place, that guy became quite difficult to use since he got caught off guard with a punishment during the 7th generation.

It’s bad that the gods are increasing it by 1.5 times from s135.

That will pretty much kill you.

Since Mega Evolution has become relatively weaker for everyone, it feels like the weakening has made it even easier to understand who will Mega Evolve.

There were both those with a strong distribution and those with a less favorable distribution in jade.

The three noble houses had a distribution change, but will there be any transformation in ZA because of that?

Mega Slowbro, huh…

Since the Beetle Armor only seals critical hits, I wonder if they could add something like sturdy instant-death immunity as well.