Pokemon Fan Creates Impressive Mega Evolutions for Dragonite
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.
After 10 long years, Pokemon could introduce Mega Evolutions once again with the recently announced Pokemon Legends: Z-A. However, they will unfortunately have to wait at least eight or nine months, as Game Freak has confirmed the game is set to release in 2025. The official announcement has inspired many fans to create their own artworks, showcasing a variety of Mega Evolution concepts.
A Pokemon fan who goes by the Reddit name Kampy5567 has shared two interesting concepts, revealing the potential Mega Evolution for the extremely popular Dragonite. The regular Dragonite is known for its orange skin, large wings, and overall friendly appearance. While the first concept seems quite close to the original design, it still has many notable differences, such as the significantly larger wingspan. The fan-made Mega Evolution concept for this Pokemon also has much larger antennae-like horns on its head and its belly seems much harder, giving an almost armor-like appearance to this Pokemon. The tail also seems to be slightly longer than the original, and it features a couple of orange beads.
The blue tips of the tail and legs provide a contrast to the rest of the body, echoing the color scheme found in Dragonite's earlier forms Dratini and Dragonair. While the first concept is much more reminiscent of Dragonite, a lot of fans seem to like the second concept more. It features shades of dark green and purple for the wings instead of the original orange color.
Overall, the second Dragonite art seems much more mysterious, setting it apart from the classic, friendly-looking dragon. The fan-made concept even has a new ability named Dragon's Pearl, which causes all Normal-type Pokemon
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