Mega Evolution Pokédex Short

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Mega Evolution Pokédex (Japanese: マノンのメガシンカ絵日記 Mairin's Mega Evolution Journal) is a series of shorts that introduce mostly Mega Pokémon that debuted in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. It originally aired as a post-credits segment of the original version of the anime's XY series. They aired from Battling Into the Hall of Fame! to Facing the Grand Design! (including the delayed An Undersea Place to Call Home!), and are comparable with Professor Oak's Pokémon Holo Caster. The segments were dubbed and aired on Pokémon.com's Pokémon TV.

The Mega Evolution Pokédex features chibi versions Mairin and Chespie as they present the shorts and commentated. Usually, Alain and his Mega Charizard X join in and co-commentate. These Pokémon are often ones that Alain and Charizard fought during their journey.

Sometimes, instead of Mairin, Steven appears to present instead. Steven's lectures often feature Legendary Pokémon, such as Mega Latias and Latios. XY044 and XY054's lectures were provided by the narrator of the Mega Evolution specials. Mairin's Mega Evolution Journal only played on the initial airings of episodes. All subsequent airings use Professor Oak's Pokémon Holo Caster.

List of journals

Episode	Featured		Image	Presenter(s)
XY042		Mega Sceptile		Mairin
XY043		Mega Swampert		Mairin and Alain
XY044		Mega Metagross		Narrator
XY045		Mega Blaziken		Mairin and Alain
XY046		Mega Salamence		Mairin and Alain
XY047		Mega Slowbro		Mairin and Alain
XY048		Primal Groudon		Steven
XY049		Primal Kyogre		Steven
XY050		Mega Latias Mega Latios		Steven
XY024*		Mega Gallade		Mairin and Alain
XY051		Mega Sableye		Mairin
XY053		Mega Audino		Mairin and Alain
XY054		Mega Rayquaza		Narrator

Trivia

• Steven's lecture in XY050 featured cameo appearances from the recurring mother and daughter from the movies.
• In the dub version, the Japanese words "マノンのメガシンカ絵日記" on the book were replaced with Pokémon language words.

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