How To Find Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire Mega Stones

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Welcome to the “How To…” series for Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, to help players identify some of the harder-to-find aspects of the games. Now, without further ado, let’s jump right into today’s topic, which will cover Mega Stones. These Mega Stones will only be the Mega Stones that are present in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, and I will only be covering half of them. The remaining half will be covered in Saturday’s article.

First up, we have the Diancite. In order to recieve this, you will need to head to a Pokemon Center after transferring Diancie over from Pokemon X or Pokemon Y. This can be done at any point in the game, but keep in mind that you will need to recieve the Heat Badge from Flannery before it obeys you.

Next, the Audinite. In order to recieve the Mega Stone of the only Generation V Mega Evolution to date, you will need to complete the main story as well as the Delta Episode, and you will find a certain Detective at the Battle Frontier who will give it to you…

Next we have the Galladite, which you might remember from your last battle with Wally at Victory Road. In order to recieve this, you will need to head to Fallarbor Town after the Delta Episode to recieve it from Professor Cosmo.

To get the Lopunnite, you will need to head to Mauville Hills and stop a conflict arising between two men. One of those men will reward you with this Mega Stone after helping him. This can only be done after you have caught Kyogre or Groudon in the Cave of Origin, but can be done before you defeat Wallace’s Gym.

Now, it gets a little bit more complicated. For the Latiosite and the Latiasite, you will recieve the Latiosite in Alpha Sapphire from your mother after the Delta Episode has been completed, and you will get the Latiasite on Southern Island after being escorted by Steven on Route 118. The exact opposite will occur in Omega Ruby. Hmm… isn’t it interesting how you will catch the Pokemon whose color is opposite to that of its version. Sound familiar? Anyways, although you are able to recieve both Mega Stones in either game, you will need the Eon Ticket to obtain the Eon Pokemon that is opposite to your version. For more information how to do that, check out an article that our fellow moving posted a while back- http://pokejungle.net/2014/11/29/get-eon-ticket-pokemon-omega-ruby-alpha-sapphire/

To recieve the Metagrossite, you can do one of two things. You can participate in the Beldum Event which runs until January 14th, 2015, where you can recieve a Shiny Beldum as well as a Metagrossite. If you happen to miss out on this event or want to grab an extra one, you can get one from Steven after rematching the Elite Four once.

And finally, you can recieve the Salamancite from Zinnia’s grandmother after you have completed the Delta Episode.

Well, that’s all for this week! Let me know in the comments if this is a series that you guys feel would be useful and you’d like for me to continue. Tune back in this Saturday for the second half of the Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Mega Stone locations!

 

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  2. Isn’t it funny how when IV breeding you repeatedly get the IV you don’t want, and never get the IV you do want hahahahaha *rolls eyes*

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  8. I have made it to around the Mt. Pyre part, so yay me! At first I was planning to take this slow, but I’m about it at the normal pace and it’s still taking me long to beat this! :O
    Well, I mostly blame the DexNav in the beginning. It’s so addictive!

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    • Dexnav is amazing! 😀
      I was watching a video earlier today about pokemon games that needed sequels or reboots, and one mentioned was Pokemon XD. In it, there were very few areas to find wild pokemon. If a sequel for the Wii U were to come out, I would love it if the DexNav was incorporated to find more! 🙂

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  14. :O Didn’t one of the chantelaine’s say they were going to move back to Kalos, and that the main protagonists of ORAS should consider maybe taking over the maison?

    Does that mean we get a sequel to oras and that in that game you play as someone else and you meet brendan / may as the frontier brain of the battle maison?

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  17. One time when I was playing pokemon I came across a pretty tough caterpie. I sent out my caterpie just to prove that my caterpie was better than the wild caterpie. I hit it with a string shot right off the bat, but the wild retaliated with one as well. So then I thought it was time to step it up a notch and hit it with a tackle attack. It did considerable damage but it didn’t faint. But this caterpie hit me with another string shot. I chose another tackle but it was now faster than me so it went first and hit me with a tackle. It got a critical hit and I was down to 5 hp but my tackle bested it and the battle was now over. Talk about an intense battle!

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  20. I’m Male.. and even I am surprised no one has made an angry rant about how bland the moms always look even though you are them most… And all they can talk about is cooking, asking you to rest, or how they don’t mind there husbands are never around… XY had the Best mom .. I suppose that means they are changing.. it’s just the Demo rant was So stupid when this is something to Actually talk about

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  23. SO sorry I haven’t gotten Part II of this article series out on Saturday as planned, but it will be going up hopefully tonight.

    Part III will go up on Wednesday as normal, with Part IV up on Saturday. Part II will finish covering ORAS megastones, and Part III and IV will cover XY megastones that are present in ORAS.

    After that I will move into “How To Find ORAS TMs,” which will be a planned 4-part series.

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