A Pokémon fans have developed their own concepts for what Mega Evolutions could be like for Magneton and Magnezone. The unique shots take inspiration from another fictional franchise and have been applauded by Pokémon community for their creativity.
Mega Evolutions are one of the various twists that have been added Pokémon franchise over time, giving a temporarily powered-up form to existing Pokemon. It, like the Gigantamax Pokémon, has received a lot of attention from the community over the years for the creative designs they have introduced. Since there isn't a unique Gigantamax or Mega Evolution for every Pokemon in existence, fans tend to fill in the gaps and sometimes also introduce alternate forms for those who already have them.
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Pokemon Fan creates Mega Evolutions for Magneton and Magnezone
Over on Reddit, one Pokémon the fan named Wiinterfang has shared his design of what Mega Evolutions for Magneton and Magnezone could look like. Magneton's design is simpler and largely retains the original Magneton design of three Magnemites attached to each other. But they've gained additional parts, including what look like electrical grounds and glowing yellow eyes. These were likely added due to the reasoning behind its Mega Evolution, where it drives excess power into the ground so it doesn't damage its trainer. While a Magneton wouldn't normally be able to have a Mega Evolution, since it's not the final form of the Pokemon, the artist imagines that it's possible for the Pokemon to do so, but the franchise just hasn't shown it happening yet.
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At the same time, Magnezone has taken clear influence from Star Trekchange Magnezone from a robotic UFO-like Pokémon to a full-fledged starship that strongly resembles the USS Enterprise. Unlike its partially evolved counterpart, Magnezone can handle the excess Mega Evolution energy and uses it to create shields that can allow it to survive in the vacuum of space. The clever design retains the overall cylindrical shape of the Magnezone as the main barrel of the design, with its three eyes visible on the body of the ship and the two propellers in the back.
Pokémon fans have been fascinated by these two designs, with fans of both Pokémon and Star Trek especially praising the creation of Mega Magnezone. There have also been many jokes made about Magnezone, calling it things like “The Magneprise”, a cross word play between Star Treks Enterprise and Pokémon's Magnezone, “NCC-1701 M”, giving it a unique serial number based on the original NCC-1701 ship, or changing known quotes from Star Trek to suit Pokémon, such as “boldly going where no Magnezone has gone before.” Although it hasn't received as much attention as its spaceship-like counterpart, Mega Magneton also has some outspoken fans, and some commentators have expressed curiosity about what the shiny version of these two Pokemon might look like.
While the likelihood of an official cross between Star Trek and Pokémon is likely to be close to zero, space itself has come into play Pokémon franchise. A number of Pokémon in the series reportedly come from outer space, ranging from Gen 1 animals like Clefairy to newer and more powerful Pokémon, like Eternatus or Iron Treads. While the origins of all space-bound Pokémon have not been fully clarified, it has become apparent that many Pokémon have existed elsewhere than the Earthly ones Pokémon world. In some cases, this has even involved Pokemon coming from alternate dimensions, such as the Distortion World. right now, Pokemon winds and waves it doesn't look like it's going to have much of a focus on off-planet stuff, but there's always the possibility that new space-faring or space-native Pokémon will join the Pokedex in the future.
