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Generation VII · #10318 — Artificial Pokémon
Mega Magearna is the Mega Evolved form of the Mythical Steel/Fairy-type Pokémon Magearna, introduced in Generation VII and capable of Mega Evolution through the use of Magearnite. This legendary artificial Pokémon was constructed over 500 years ago by a scientist of extraordinary genius, making it one of the oldest known man-made life forms in the Pokémon world. Unlike most Mega Evolutions that enhance a Pokémon's raw power, Mega Magearna represents a fundamental transformation that unlocks the full potential of the Soul-Heart, the artificial soul at its core. The Mega Evolved form stands 1.3 meters tall and weighs a substantial 248.1 kilograms, a significant increase from its base form's 1.0 meter height and 80.5 kilogram weight, demonstrating the immense energy concentrated within its mechanized frame.
1.3m
248.1kg
Artificial Pokémon
Genderless
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humanoid
Mega Magearna's body undergoes a dramatic structural reorganization during Mega Evolution, with its silvery metallic construction becoming more heavily reinforced and densely packed. The three-segmented design of the base form—comprising head, torso, and lower body—becomes more integrated and compact, creating a more robust and imposing silhouette. The Soul-Heart, the spherical construction in its chest that serves as its true consciousness and life force, pulses with enhanced energy during this transformation. According to Pokédex entries, Magearna's true self is not its mechanized body but rather this artificial soul, which was created by gathering life energy from other Pokémon. In its Mega form, this Soul-Heart's power reaches its zenith, allowing Magearna to achieve greater synchronization with the consciousness of others. The increased weight of 248.1 kilograms compared to the base form's 80.5 kilograms reflects the accumulation of additional metallic components and concentrated Soul-Heart energy, creating a denser and more powerful artificial being.
Mega Magearna, like its base form, is a genderless Pokémon classified within the Undiscovered egg group, meaning it cannot breed and no eggs can be obtained from this artificial life form. This classification reflects its nature as a unique, constructed being rather than a naturally reproducing species, emphasizing that Magearna represents a singular creation from centuries past rather than a member of a self-perpetuating biological or artificial species. The impossibility of breeding Magearna underscores its mythical status and the scientific achievement represented by its original creation, suggesting that the knowledge required to construct such a being may have been lost to time. The base friendship value of zero indicates that Magearna begins with no particular attachment to its trainer, a fitting characteristic for an ancient artificial Pokémon that must gradually develop emotional bonds through interaction and care. Despite its genderless nature, Magearna demonstrates remarkable capacity for emotional connection and empathy, suggesting that gender is irrelevant to its ability to understand and care for others. With a catch rate of only three and a hatch counter of 120 cycles, Magearna's extreme rarity and the impossibility of breeding ensure that this legendary creation remains permanently rare and valuable.
Mega Magearna is accessed exclusively through Mega Evolution using the Magearnite stone, a process that fundamentally unlocks the dormant potential embedded within its Soul-Heart core. Unlike typical Mega Evolutions, Magearna's transformation does not represent merely enhanced physical capabilities but rather a complete awakening of its artificial consciousness and power. The Mega Evolution causes Magearna's base stats to increase dramatically across most categories: its Attack rises from 95 to 125, its Special Attack surges from 130 to 170, and its Speed increases from 65 to 95, bringing its total base stat value to an impressive 700. These stat increases position Mega Magearna as a substantially more competitive Pokémon, particularly emphasizing its Special Attack prowess. The Defense and Special Defense remain unchanged at 115, while Hit Points stays at 80, maintaining the same vulnerabilities while amplifying offensive capabilities. Magearna was first made capable of Mega Evolution in the Mega Dimension DLC of Pokémon Legends: Z-A, introducing this powerful transformation to players seeking to maximize this ancient artificial Pokémon's effectiveness in battle.
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Mega Magearna exhibits profoundly empathetic behavior despite its artificial nature, maintaining its ability to understand human speech and synchronize its consciousness with the emotions and thoughts of other Pokémon and people. This remarkable capacity for emotional connection becomes even more pronounced in its Mega Evolved state, allowing it to perceive and respond to suffering with greater sensitivity and efficacy. The Pokédex notes that Mega Magearna's enhanced synchronization makes it particularly useful for providing care to injured or distressed Pokémon and individuals, as it can feel their pain and suffering with heightened acuity. Although Magearna cannot itself speak, its mechanical nature combined with its emotional intelligence creates a unique form of non-verbal communication that transcends typical Pokémon interaction. As a Mythical Pokémon of extreme rarity, Mega Magearna does not inhabit natural environments but rather remains under careful observation by researchers and trainers who have earned the privilege of encountering this 500-year-old artificial marvel.
This artificial Pokémon, constructed more than 500 years ago, can understand human speech but cannot itself speak.
It synchronizes its consciousness with others to understand their feelings. This faculty makes it useful for taking care of people.
Its mechanized body is merely a vessel. Its true self is its Soul-Heart, an artificial soul.
Built roughly 500 years ago by a scientist, the part called the Soul-Heart is the actual life-form.
Magearna's design conceptually blends Victorian-era automatons with futuristic artificial intelligence, creating a unique aesthetic that bridges centuries of technological history. The name 'Magearna' is derived from 'magiana,' suggesting magical mechanics and artisanal craftsmanship, with the sound echoing Italian influences in its construction. The Pokédex classifies it simply as the 'Artificial Pokémon,' emphasizing its nature as a constructed life form rather than a naturally evolved species. Mega Magearna's appearance accentuates its mechanical nature while suggesting a form of transcendence, with its increased stature and mass implying that the Soul-Heart has expanded its control over and integration with its physical form. The metallic coloration remains predominantly silver across both forms, maintaining visual continuity while the Mega form's denser construction creates a more substantial and imposing appearance. An Original Color variant exists, providing alternative coloration that was historically unavailable until the introduction of Pokémon HOME in Generation VIII, allowing collectors to experience this legendary Pokémon in different aesthetic presentations.
Mega Magearna stands as an exceptionally powerful competitor in tournament and casual competitive play, leveraging a base Special Attack stat of 170—among the highest in the game—combined with excellent defensive capabilities and respectable Speed. The 95 base Speed in its Mega form, while not exceptional, provides sufficient velocity to outpace many defensive threats and allows Mega Magearna to function as both an offensive and defensive presence. Its Steel/Fairy typing confers remarkable defensive coverage, resisting ten different types including Dragon, with only two type weaknesses in Fire and Ground, making it exceptionally bulky against common competitive threats. Competitive trainers often deploy Mega Magearna as a special sweeper capable of unleashing devastating moves such as Flash Cannon, Dazzling Gleam, and Focus Blast, with its 170 Special Attack enabling near-guaranteed knockout strikes against unprepared opponents. The Soul-Heart ability, present in both base and Mega forms, boosts Special Attack by one stage each time another Pokémon faints, transforming Mega Magearna into an increasingly formidable threat as battle progresses. Its movepool includes coverage options and utility moves that allow strategic flexibility, positioning Mega Magearna as a valuable team component in competitive formats where Mega Evolution is permitted, though its Mythical classification restricts its availability in official tournament play.
Magearna-original-mega is a steel and fairy type Pokemon.
Magearna-original-mega does not evolve.
Magearna-original-mega is weak to poison, ground and fire type moves.
Magearna achieved significant cultural prominence within the Pokémon franchise as the first Generation VII Pokémon officially revealed to the public on February 14, 2016, appearing in the March issue of CoroCoro magazine two days prior. This early introduction established Magearna as an iconic representative of the seventh generation before the games' official release, generating substantial anticipation and discussion within the community. The Mythical Pokémon's centuries-old backstory and artificial nature resonated with fans who appreciated the philosophical implications of artificial consciousness and emotional capacity, inspiring creative works, fan theories, and community discourse about the nature of life and sentience. Mega Magearna's appearance in Pokémon Legends: Z-A through the Mega Dimension DLC reintroduced this beloved Pokémon to contemporary audiences, ensuring its continued relevance across gaming generations. The character's design and lore have influenced artistic representations of artificial Pokémon throughout subsequent generations, establishing a template for steampunk-influenced mechanical creatures. Appearances in the animated series, including the significant appearance in the nineteenth Pokémon film, further solidified Magearna's place in popular culture and expanded its appeal beyond competitive players to casual fans worldwide.
Mega Magearna's availability is restricted by its Mythical classification and the requirement for Magearnite, the Mega Stone necessary for its transformation. In Pokémon Sun and Moon, the base form Magearna was originally made available exclusively through scanning a special QR code, a distribution method that limited access and reinforced its Mythical status. The Original Color variant first appeared in Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon but could not be legitimately obtained until Pokémon HOME's introduction in Generation VIII, requiring players to transfer it from the mobile application or obtain it through event distribution. Mega Evolution capabilities were introduced in the Mega Dimension DLC of Pokémon Legends: Z-A, making Mega Magearna accessible only to players who own and activate this DLC content. The Magearnite stone, necessary for Mega Evolution, must be obtained through progression or completion of specific in-game events within the Legends: Z-A framework. Because Magearna is classified as a Mythical Pokémon with a Mythical-level catch rate of three and cannot breed, its availability remains permanently limited to official distributions, special events, and transfers from previous generations, ensuring that this 500-year-old artificial creation maintains its legendary rarity and exclusivity. Trainers seeking to experience Mega Magearna must either participate in official Pokémon events or maintain save files from earlier generations where Magearna was previously distributed.