Mega-Form Guide

A mega form can change a character’s ability and secondary typing to fit a more powerful form as seen in canonical megas. The design, ability, and secondary typing must be checked by a mod to make sure everything checks out. (ex. It doesn’t make sense for a pure Grass-type mega to have Flash Fire without an explanation.) 

A mega form gives a character 5 extra stat points to assign. You may rearrange your stats at time of uploading, but any further changes must be approved by mods and done with the item tutoring session.

A temporary mega does not let a character reassign moves or spells to fit their new typing. Permanent megas do.

If a character has a canonical mega form, you have an option to go with it or design a new one. For Pokemon with more than one canon mega form, if you're to go with the canon design, you have to choose only one.

If a character buys a Mega Talisman from the shop they can redesign/completely change their mega.

If a pokemon evolves after designing a mega for a previous stage of evolution, they cannot mega evolve until a Mega Talisman is bought and the mega is redesigned to fit the evolution. If your tenant is permanently in their mega form, evolving takes them out of it.

• • Ex. A Piplup has a mega form. The tenant evolves into an Empoleon. The mega cannot be redesigned for free, you must buy a Mega Talisman to be able to mega again. 

If a fusion ritual, type changing sigil, or elixir is bought from the shop and used on a character, their mega can be redesigned to fit these changes for free. This applies to tenants with  custom mega designs and tenants with canon megas as well. 

• • Ex. If you have designed a Grass/Water Venusaur tenant, you may design a Venusaur mega form to fit the Grass/Water typing.

  • Ex. If you have designed a Normal/Dragon Dunsparce mega form for a Normal Dunsparce tenant, then you fuse the tenant with a Rotom, you may go through the mega design process again without buying a Mega Talisman.