#I HATE POKEMON X AND Y ANIME SERIES#
In Pokemon X and Y, Game Freak introduced fans to Mega Evolution, a form of temporary evolution that certain Pokemon can achieve resulting in a change in appearance, increased stats, possible type changes, and more thanks to a strong relationship with their trainer. While fans were unsure of the mechanic at first, many began to vouch for it as the spice the series needed to keep it fresh, shaking up the game's typical formula, as well as brining new life to the competitive Pokemon meta. Mega Evolution During the 6th Generation Games Now, it looks like Pokemon games can't decide what to do with Mega Evolution, resulting in a strange relationship with the fan-favorite mechanic. Since its debut, fans have been introduced to new gimmicks like Z-Moves, Dynamaxing, and Gigantamaxing, with Mega Evolution since being phased out of the series, but not entirely. However, years later, fans are begging for it to make a return to mainline Pokemon titles. Initially, many fans considered the Mega Evolution mechanic to be a gimmick that would never stick. RELATED: Pokemon: Every Gen I Mega Evolution, Ranked They were going to see the series' first ever game-changing mechanic: Mega Evolution. Little did fans know, they were about to receive much more than the addition of the brand new Fairy type. These titles were already monumental for the franchise, as they were the first fully 3D Pokemon games. However, it's safe to say that all of that changed with the introduction of the Pokemon X and Y games in October of 2013, which marked the series' first ever simultaneous worldwide release. For the most part, everything was cut and dry for the better part of the series' lifespan, aside from additions like new Pokemon, new types of battles, and changes in mechanics.
From 1996 to 2013, the mainline Pokemon game formula remained largely the same: players begin an adventure as a new Pokemon trainer, choose their starter Pokemon, set out to fill out their Pokedex while competing in the Pokemon league, and take down a villainous organization in the process.
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