Mega Evolution

Mega Evolution in Fakemon FireRed works by having the Key Stone in your inventory, giving a Fakemon its corresponding Mega Stone to hold, and then pressing "Start" in battle before choosing a move.

This page lists all the different Fakemon that are able to Mega Evolve, their typing and abilities, and where their Mega Stone can be found. Every Mega Stone should be available before the E4.

Mega Evolutions

Name	Sprites	Typing	Abilities	Mega Stone Location
Cheroking		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Overgrow Mega Tough Claws	Route 23 (Gift)
Pyrolisk		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Blaze Mega Multiscale	Route 23 (Gift)
Narwinter		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Torrent Mega Super Luck	Route 23 (Gift)
Aravian		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Keen Eye Sand Stream Mega Sand Rush	Kindle Road
Duomensio		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Illuminate Soundproof Mega Filter	Victory Road
Griant		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Rock Head Strong Jaw Mega Strong Jaw	Rock Tunnel
Grimpire		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Intimidate Pixilate Mega No Guard	Celadon City
Moldrake		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Lightningrod Sand Veil Mega Hyper Cutter	Molet Tunnel
Cherriom		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Chlorophyll Moody Mega Pixilate	Viridian Forest
Thundent		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Static Mega Moxie	Three Island
Necrow		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Intimidate Mega Shadow Tag	Route 10
Hazardon		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Filter Stench Mega Filter	Two Island
Salpoid		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Skill Link Mega Multiscale	Seafoam Islands
Molorch		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Levitate Mega Levitate	Mt. Ember
Haxperd		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Analytic Mega Analytic	Silph Co.
Torpeduk		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Aerilate Infiltrator Mega Aerilate	Pokémon Mansion
Protektem		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Serene Grace Mega Solid Rock	Treasure Beach
Klawroth		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Tough Claws Mega Tough Claws	Treasure Beach
Morteceps		Non-Mega Mega	Non-Mega Poison Heal Mega Poison Point	Berry Forest