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Mega Blastoise

N°0009 · Generation 1

Mega Blastoise

Mega Blastoise is the Mega Evolved form of Blastoise, known in Japanese as メガカメックス. This Pokémon of the Water type originates from the first generation and represents the temporary evolution of Blastoise through a specific Mega Stone. In the main games, this transformation radically changes its stats and its role in battle.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.60
Weight:
101.10

Base stats

Total: 630
HP79
Attack103
Defense120
Sp. Atk135
Sp. Def115
Speed78

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Mega Blastoise depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.

2weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

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Detailed information

General overview of Mega Blastoise

Mega Blastoise gains offensive power while retaining an excellent defensive base. Its double dorsal cannon becomes massive, symbolizing the increase in its damage output and strategic pressure. In the Pokédex, this form is often described as capable of firing water jets at extreme power, capable of piercing steel.

In terms of stats, Mega Blastoise shows a significant increase in Special Attack while retaining solid HP. Its special ability Mega Launcher boosts the power of pulse-type moves like Water Pulse or Aura Sphere, making it an excellent special sweeper. For players seeking precise information on its use, it is important to note that this evolution is only available during battle in versions compatible with Mega Evolution.

Stats and strategic role in battle

In competitive battle, Mega Blastoise is primarily played as a bulky special attacker. Its Water type allows it to resist Fire, Ice, Steel, and Water. Its main weaknesses remain the Grass type and the Electric type. With well-invested EVs and an appropriate nature, it can take a hit and retaliate with great power.

Its signature moves include Hydro Pump, Water Pulse, Ice Beam, and Aura Sphere. Thanks to Mega Launcher, these moves benefit from an additional bonus, which compensates for its average Speed. In certain matchups, it can surprise Dragons with Ice Beam and cover a large part of the metagame.

In strategy, it fits perfectly into a balanced team built around a solid Water type starter. It can work in synergy with Pokémon capable of handling Grass or Electric types. Its role is often to weaken the opposing team by dealing consistently heavy damage.

Mega Blastoise in different games

Mega Blastoise is available in Pokémon X and Y as well as in Pokémon Sun and Moon through compatible features. It also appears in certain special events or transfers via Pokémon Bank depending on the generation.

In Pokémon GO, Mega Blastoise is accessible via Mega Raids. Players must accumulate enough Mega Energy to temporarily activate the transformation. Its maximum CP increases significantly and it becomes very effective in raids against bosses weak to the Water type.

Regarding capture, Blastoise remains the final evolution of Squirtle, the iconic Kanto starter. Once at the required level and after the standard evolution line, only Mega Evolution allows reaching this specific form in battle.

Mega Blastoise in the Pokémon TCG

In the card game, Mega Blastoise has featured in several powerful cards, notably in EX or ultra rare versions. Some Mega Blastoise EX cards offer attacks dealing massive damage for a high Water energy cost. These cards are sought after by collectors and Water deck players.

The value of a Mega Blastoise Pokémon card depends on its condition, its set, and its rarity. Full art or secret rare versions can reach a higher price depending on available stock on the market. Collectors particularly appreciate editions tied to the XY generations.

Whether in the video game or as a card, Mega Blastoise remains an iconic Mega form, combining power, durability, and strong visual impact for all fans of strategic Pokémon.

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