Mega Latios & Mega Latias shown in unofficial YouTube video

A user who used a hacking device to generate Latiosite & Latiasite has posted a video showing the Mega Evolutions in battle, as well as what their shiny forms look like. Unlike other Pokémon with Mega Evolutions, Latios & Latias share a single Mega evolution look, although their name allows you to see what Mega it is.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHBc6RtW9y0

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  1. This is awesome! 😀 I hate how they are the exact same thing though 🙁 Soul Dew is still better because the Megas hardly get a stat boost.

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  2. I think we have to be a lot stricter about talk about all those hacking/cheating devices. By being too lenient we give out the wrong message, letting the ‘bad’ thoughts being spread.

    It’s essentially the same as an economy forum talking about tax evasion. Yes, you profit from it. Yes, you don’t harm anyone with it. But once everyone starts doing it, the whole system falls apart. And that’s what you have now. The whole economy of Pokémon is already beyond repair. We’re all giving Gamefreak no choice but to lock down the next Pokémon games, all because we wanted free stuff without ever wanting to put effort into something.

    Watch out for a Daely Snack very soon. After I fix the mess that was the Art Contest article. It didn’t really help that I was sick and tired when writing it. 🙂

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      • That’s what I really needed to hear
        Because in case you haven’t noticed I’m really bummed that everyone is Hacking and that i’m the only one complaining about it, then making me look like the bad guy

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        • I’m sorry you had to suffer with all this talk. I could tell how frustrated you were. I may hack, but I NEVER use my hacked Pokémon in Wifi Battles. It is unfair and takes away the innocence and fun that is Pokémon.

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          • Sorry to hear that… I would’ve had your back bro! I understood your point about its not fair that you spent hours building your competitve team – when others just spent seconds Gen’ing theres… It’s not fair. But at the same time you have to remember that Ditto parent that you use for breeding was probably hacked as well. I’m glad that my Ditto parent is the sole one that exists, no1 has my RNG’d copy.

          • isnt RNG technically still hacking. I mean your using a program to give you an advantage to find the exact moment to get what pokemon/ivs/color you want

        • I saw that earlier… I was beginning to write that I sided with ya, but I had to leave to go to walmart. You aren’t the bad guy, ever, specially not here – and I do agree with most of what you were saying. I didn’t think hacking was going to come this gen – I hate it so much – first time I ever hacked was to get the HA starters… I stick to RNG, I don’t like anything that has to do with a device, I won’t take a chance in bricking my game.

          I love breeding and battling the right way. Hacking just defeats the purpose of the game really.

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          • I agree with this. I have yet to use any sort of cheating device in Pokemon. I grew out of the whole cheating thing long ago (back when I still had my PS2), because I quickly came to realise that I wasn’t having fun playing games where I was invincible and could kill things in one hit. I know it’s a long stretch comparing that to Pokemon, but I feel it still applies.
            I really enjoy breeding and EV training this generation. And I fully expect Gamefreak to wise up and put a complete lock on future games if this continues.

            I’m sorry you were treated like the bad guy Earthern. Know that you have people who are still on your side.

        • Though I have hacked once when I was young, I have learnt my lesson, and will never hack again. I am totally against hacking, but not the hackers.

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      • My first thought when I saw that the Lati stones leaked were… “oh gosh.. I bet their working on a newer patch update”…

        My thoughts when I saw that a new action replay was released was “the next Pokemon games will have everything locked down”

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    • I can tell that GF tried really hard to end this Hacking War. That explains why the Bank was delayed for 3000 years and why the default app is set at Update 1.1. I honestly thought that Gen VI would be the first hackless generation of all time, with just a few glitches (one of them being the infamous Cloning Glitch).

      I respect their admiration. I really do. And I’m sorry that I may have seemed like I was motivating the use of hacking. I didn’t mean it.

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      • Even though its proven hackable now… It’s still easy to maintain legit pokes that you get in trades. As seeing that you can’t hack Pokemon to have the kalosian symbol in the summary, stick to only trading Pokemon with those and you’ll be safe.

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      • I want to say that I too felt that Gen VI would be unhackable. But at the same time (and this is something that I admire about people) knew someone somewhere would find a way. It was always a matter of time

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    • Im sorry dae if any of my posts sparked anger in your mind 🙁 I would never use hacked pokemon on compettive battles or use it to gain an advantage over others .

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