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[PageEmp]

What you think Dragonite's mega stone will be called.

 

[pkmin3033]

Dragonitenite.

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[Roni]

Dragite? Dragotite?

i believe this is why they decided against making one in the first place. the sole reason.

 

[Megan]

The Mega evolution of Dragonite is just two Dragonites. You put two of them together and you get the Mega. It doesn't even require a Mega device.

It would probably just be something like "Dragnite", just a minor spelling change to distinguish it from the actual Pokemon.

 

[Roni]

The Mega evolution of Dragonite is just two Dragonites. You put two of them together and you get the Mega. It doesn't even require a Mega device.

It would probably just be something like "Dragnite", just a minor spelling change to distinguish it from the actual Pokemon.

so you're saying Lance will still have one extra if he decides to Mega evolve his?

 

[Megan]

so you're saying Lance will still have one extra if he decides to Mega evolve his?

Megas? He still can only handle one, unfortunately. Imagine him coming in with a team of six Dragonites. That destructive power would rival even the most ferocious of beasts in the Pokemon world!

That's why he only has three of them.

 

[Sheep]

wow my head hurts

Dragoite...? everything I think of sounds weird.. :x

 

[Adam Levine]

Dragoninite, obviously.

 

[Devalue]

Will dovetail off Megan and say DoubleDragonite.

 

[Palamon]

Dragoite, probably? If you look at this page on Bulbapedia, you can see that not every mega stone is the entire name of the Pokemon -ite, so I'd imagine they'd do that with a Dragonite megastone, too.

 

[Sheep]

Dragoite, probably? If you look at this page on Bulbapedia, you can see that not every mega stone is the entire name of the Pokemon -ite, so I'd imagine they'd do that with a Dragonite megastone, too.

Wait, maybe I am just missing it (likely), but which ones from the list don't have -ite at the end?

I dare them to name it Dragoniteite though. \o/

 

[Palamon]

Wait, maybe I am just missing it (likely), but which ones from the list don't have -ite at the end?

I dare them to name it Dragoniteite though. \o/

Their whole name and the ite.

Heracross for example is Heracronite, not Heracrossite.

 

[Zeostar]

Dragonknit

 

[Brendino]

I always figured Draconite would be the best option. Still fits with the Dragon theme, and doesn't make the name unnecessarily long or difficult to say.

 

[colours]

im with brendan in that draconite seems like the best sounding one, however im doubtful that's what pokemon game devs would probably go with lol....