Summary
APokemonfan has given Meganium, the final evolution of Chikorita, its own Mega Evolution in an impressive piece of fan art. ThePokemonfan creation has gained praise from the community, and highlights the expectations and excitement for the upcomingPokemon Legends: Z-Agame.
ThePokemon Presents eventlate in February revealed more information aboutPokemon Legends: Z-A, the upcoming Nintendo Switch title.Pokemonfans are waiting to learn more about their upcoming return to Lumiose City and all that it has in store for them, but one important detail that the latest trailer revealed was which starter Pokemon players would be able to choose from inPokemon Legends: Z-A. SincePokemon Legends: Z-Ais bringing back Mega Evolutions, its starter Pokemon are all but guaranteed to receive them, and fans are already imagining what they could look like.
On Reddit, user Imozartt87 has shared their imagined concept for Mega Meganium, giving a Mega Evolution to the grassstarter ofPokemon Legends: Z-A. Their fan art is impressive, maintaining the most recognizable characteristics of Meganium while still providing enough of a change to make an interesting new form. Mega Meganium’s head tendrils have grown dramatically, while the petals around its neck have opened further, with little buds appearing on the Pokemon’s tail. The Pokemon’s neck seems to be longer, and its color has changed, becoming primarily a pale yellow with a spiral, vine-like green highlight visible on its body.
Mega Meganium Excites Pokemon Fans
Those responding to the artist’s post have been entirely positive about it, referring to the Mega Meganium design as elegant and awesome. With months remaining untilPokemon Legends: Z-Areleases, fans are eager to see what the official Mega Meganium will look like. The Mega Evolutions for Emboar and Feraligatr, the thus-far current forms for fellow starters Tepig and Totodile, have also spurred curiosity in the community.
WhilePokemonfans can look to older designs to get a general idea of howPokemon Mega Evolutionstend to change the look of those that undergo them, there’s nothing quite like seeing a talented artist share their depiction of what the Pokemon could turn into. Some have recently voiced trepidation about sharing too many fan designs, as The Pokemon Company has reportedly scrapped Pokemon in the past due to similarities discovered between an official upcoming design and prior fan work. With an endless number of fans and their artworks, though, some similarities may be unavoidable.
