Pokemon fans use Mega Evolutions and French history to uncover Legends Z-A starters, and I'm sold

Pokemon fans are excited that Pokemon Legends Z-A is coming, and in anticipation of the game, one fan has designed a 200% Forme for Zygarde. The Pokemon Company continues to deliver plenty to look forward to, but many fans are most excited about Pokemon Legends Z-A. Based on what the trailer revealed, the game will take place in some form of Lumiose city, and Zygarde, a Legendary Pokemon introduced during the sixth generation games, X and Y, appears to play a large role, its design present in the «Z» of the logo.

An artistically talented Pokemon fan and artist is sharing their impressive regional form designs online of a number of different Pokemon. Featuring a wide swathe of creatures across different generations like Xatu, Torterra and the regional form-inundated Tauros, the post features plenty of creative reimaginings of classic fan-favorites, leading thousands of Pokemon fans to take a look at it themselves.

A talented Pokemon fan has created Mega Evolutions for Delphox, Greninja, and Chesnaught. Mega Evolutions are back at the center of conversation among Pokemon fans after the Pokemon Day announcements made this year. With the return of one of Pokemon players' favorite gimmicks, fans wasted no time in making fan art imagining Mega Evolutions for Pokemon that don't yet have one.

While it's not the most popular creature in the world of Pokemon, one fan artist from the community has designed an unofficial mega evolution for Shuckle. This piece of fan art is as adorable as it is funny and represents just one of many custom mega evolution designs that Pokemon fans have been sharing lately, with the recent reveal of Pokemon Legends: Z-A rekindling interest in the already-popular mega evolution phenomenon.

A talented Pokemon artist has created two impressive concepts showing the potential Mega Evolutions for the popular Dragon/Flying-type Dragonite. Mega Evolutions was first featured in the Gen 6 games, Pokemon X and Y, back in 2013. They returned one year later with Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.

Mega Evolution has been incredibly popular among Pokemon fans since it was introduced, with the phenomenon recently inspiring an artist from the Pokemon community to create their own Mega Yveltal design. Though the legendary Pokemon Xerneas and Yveltal strangely didn't get their own official Mega forms when they were introduced in the Gen 6 Pokemon games, fans have shared many of their own custom designs over the years, with the recent reveal of Pokemon Legends: Z-A resulting in tons of new fan-made Mega concepts.

A Pokemon fan and artist has created their own take on what Mega Evolutions for the final forms of the Paldea region starters would potentially look like. Mega Evolutions were first introduced in the Generation 6 Pokemon X and Y games and returned for Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Game Freak likes to pursue a new gimmick with each Pokemon generation, and so Mega Evolutions have since been left by the wayside.

A fan of the Pokemon series customized their sneakers to feature Charizard on them. Fans of Game Freak's legendary franchise enjoy displaying their love for the games through the clothing that they wear, and this includes unique Pokemon pieces that are custom made by players with their favorite pocket monsters on them.

A talented Pokemon fan recently designed unique Mega Evolutions for Delphox, Flygon, Chandelure, Shedinja, Jynx, Mimikyu, and Goodra. The Pokemon community is known for creating amazing fan art, and these new designs are an example of how good these community-made pieces of artwork can be.

One Pokemon fan has created an evolution for the Bug/Steel-type monster, Durant. Fans of the Pokemon franchise have been creating fan art since the first generation of games released on the Game Boy, and each new generation of games brings a wave of new ideas from the community.

A Pokemon fan has created a Mega Evolution for Goodra, offering a new take on the critter. Pokemon has introduced multiple gimmicks in its nine generations, from Z-Moves to Mega Evolutions. These alternative forms not only changed the Pokemon designs but gave them new abilities to use in battle.

A talented Pokemon artist shows an impressive Mega Evolution concept for one of the most popular creatures in this universe, Charizard. Unlike regular evolutions, Mega Evolutions can temporarily transform Pokemon, changing their appearance and improving their performance in battle, among other benefits.