Mega Latias
Eon Pokémon · Generation Iii
Dragon / Psychic type
LATIAS is highly sensitive to the emotions of people. If it senses any hostility, this POKéMON ruffles the feathers all over its body and cries shrilly to intimidate the foe.
Latias forms and varieties
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Mega Latias base stats
Mega Latias Pokédex measurements
Mega Latias color, shape, and Egg Groups
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Mega Latias DraftCenter community statistics
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Mega Latias competitive format results
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National Dex OU
0.35% usageRank #150 · 5,972 raw uses
National Dex OU · 1760+ rating · June 2026 · 495,565 battlesView source data ↗Mega Latias tournament performance
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