Species that change type upon evolution:

Species that change type upon evolution:

Bug Egg Group:

1. Caterpie(Bug)->Kakuna->Butterfree(Bug/Flying)
2. Scyther(Bug)->Scizor(Bug/Steel)->Mega Scizor(Bug/Steel)
3. Pineco(Bug)->Forretress(Bug/Steel)
4. Wurmple(Bug)->Silcoon(Bug)->Beautifly(Bug/Flying)
5. Wurmple(Bug)->Cascoon(Bug)->Dustox(Bug/Poison)
6. Surskit(Bug/Water)->Masquerain(Bug/Flying)
7. Nincada(Bug/Ground)->Ninjask(Bug/Flying)/Shedinja(Bug/Ghost)
8. Trapinch (Ground)->Vibrava(Ground/Dragon)->Flygon(Ground/Dragon)
9. Burmy(Bug)->Wormadam(Bug/Grass)/Wormadam(Bug/Ground)/Wormadam(Bug/Steel)/Mothim(Bug/Flying)
10. Skorupi(Poison/Bug)->Drapion(Poison/Dark)
11. Karrablast(Bug)->Escavalier(Bug/Steel)
12. Scatterbug(Bug)->Spewpa(Bug)->Vivillon(Bug/Flying)
13. Grubbin(Bug)->Charjabug(Bug/Electric)->Vikavolt(Bug/Electric)
14. Blipbug (Bug)->Dottler (Bug/Psychic)->Orbeetle (Bug/Psychic)

Dragon Egg Group:

1. Charmander(Fire)->Charmeleon(Fire)->Charizard(Fire/Flying)
2. Horsea(Water)->Seadra(Water)->Kingdra(Water/Dragon)
3. Magikarp(Water)->Gyarados(Water/Flying)
4. Dratini(Dragon)->Dragonair(Dragon)->Dragonite(Dragon/Flying)
5. Swablu(Normal/Flying)->Altaria(Dragon/Flying)
6. Bagon(Dragon)->Shelgon(Dragon)->Salamence(Dragon/Flying)
7. Skrelp(Poison/Water)->Dragalge(Poison/Dragon)
8. Jangmo-o(Dragon)->Hakamo-o(Dragon/Fighting)->Kommo-o(Dragon/Fighting)

Fairy Egg Group:

1. Togepi(Fairy)->Togetic(Fairy/Flying)->Togekiss(Fairy/Flying)
2. Azurill(Normal/Fairy)->Marill(Water/Fairy)->Azumarill(Water/Fairy)
3. Shroomish(Grass)->Breloom(Grass/Fighting)
4. Snorunt(Ice)->Glalie(Ice)/Froslass(Ice/Ghost)
5. Hatenna (Psychic)->Hattrem (Psychic)->Hatterene (Psychic/Fairy)

Field Egg Group:

1. Nidoran Female(Poison)->Nidorina(Poison)->Nidoqueen(Poison/Ground)
2. Nidoran Male(Poison)->Nidorino(Poison)->Nidoking(Poison/Ground)
3. Seel(Water)->Dewgong(Water/Ice)
4. Eeveelutions
5. Torchic(Fire)->Combusken(Fire/Fighting)->Blaziken(Fire/Fighting)
6. Seedot(Grass)->Nuzleaf(Grass/Dark)->Shiftry(Grass/Dark)
7. Chimchar(Fire)->Monferno(Fire/Fighting)->Infernape(Fire/Fighting)
8. Piplup(Water)->Prinplup(Water)->Empoleon(Water/Steel)
9. Bidoof(Normal)->Bibarel(Normal/Water)
10. Riolu(Fighting)->Lucario(Fighting/Steel)
11. Tepig(Fire)->Pignite(Fire/Fighting)->Emboar(Fire/Fighting)
12. Drilbur(Ground)->Excadrill(Ground/Steel)
13. Chespin(Grass)->Quilladin(Grass)->Chesnaught(Grass/Fighting)
14. Fennekin(Fire)->Braixen(Fire)->Delphox(Fire/Psychic)
15. Bunnelby(Normal)->Diggersby(Normal/Ground)
16. Pancham(Fighting)->Pangoro(Fighting/Dark)
17. Litten(Fire)->Torracat(Fire)->Incineroar(Fire/Dark)
18. Popplio(Water)->Brionne(Water)->Primarina(Water/Fairy)
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Flying Egg Group:

1. Fletchling(Normal/Flying)->Fletchinder(Fire/Flying)->Talonflame(Fire/Flying)
2. Rowlet(Grass/Flying)->Dartrix(Fire/Flying)->Decidueye(Grass/Ghost)
3. Rookidee (Flying)->Corvisquire (Flying)->Corviknight (Flying/Steel)

Grass Egg Group:

1. Oddish(Grass/Poison)->Gloom(Grass/Poison)->Vileplume(Grass/Poison)/Bellossom(Grass)
2. Cacnea(Grass)->Cacturne(Grass/Dark)
3. Turtwig(Grass)->Grotle(Grass)->Torterra(Grass/Ground)

Human-Like Egg Group:

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Amorphous Egg Group:

1. Slugma(Fire)->Magcargo(Fire/Rock)
2. Ralts(Psychic/Fairy)->Kirlia(Psychic/Fairy)->Gardevoir(Psychic/Fairy)/Gallade(Psychic/Fighting)
3. Shellos(Water)->Gastrodon(Water/Ground)

Mineral Egg Group:

1. Onix(Rock/Ground)->Steelix(Steel/Ground)
2. Nosepass(Rock)->Probopass(Rock/Steel)
3. Rolycoly (Rock)->Carkol (Rock/Fire)->Coalossal (Rock/Fire)

Monster Egg Group:

1. Larvitar(Rock/Ground)->Pupitar(Rock/Ground)->Tyranitar(Rock/Dark)
2. Mudkip(Water)->Marshtomp(Water/Ground)->Swampert(Water/Ground)
3. Chewtle (Water)->Drednaw (Water/Rock)

Water 1 Egg Group:

1. Poliwag(Water)->Poliwhirl(Water)->Poliwrath(Water/Fighting)/Politoed(Water)
2. Corphish(Water)->Crawdaunt(Water/Dark)
3. Tympole(Water)->Palpitoad(Water/Ground)->Seismitoad(Water/Ground)
4. Froakie(Water)->Frogadier(Water)->Greninja(Water/Dark)

Water 2 Egg Group:

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Water 3 Egg Group:

1. Shellder(Water)->Cloyster(Water/Ice)
2. Staryu(Water)->Starmie(Water/Psychic)
3. Crabrawler(Fighting)->Crabominable(Fighting/Ice)

Species that change type upon Mega Evolution:

1. Pinsir(Bug)->Mega Pinsir(Bug/Flying)
2. Charizard(Fire/Flying)->Mega Charizard X(Fire/Dragon)
3. Sceptile(Grass)->Mega Sceptile(Grass/Dragon)
4. Ampharos(Electric)->Mega Ampharos(Electric/Dragon)
5. Lopunny(Normal)->Mega Lopunny(Normal/Fighting)
6. Groudon(Ground)->Primal Groudon(Ground/Fire)

Species that change type upon evolution(Alolan Forms):

1. Pichu(Electric)->Pikachu(Electric)->Alolan Raichu(Electric/Psychic)
2. Alolan Vulpix(Ice)->Alolan Ninetales(Ice/Fairy)
3. Exeggcute(Grass/Psychic)->Alolan Exeggutor(Grass/Dragon)
4. Cubone(Ground)->Alolan Marowak(Fire/Ghost)

Species that change type upon evolution (Galarian Forms):

1. Galarian Ponyta (Psychic)->Galarian Rapidash (Psychic/Fairy)
2. Koffing (Poison)->Galarian Weezing (Poison/Fairy)
3. Mime Jr. (Psychic/Fairy)->Galarian Mr. Mime (Ice/Psychic)->Mr. Rime (Ice/Psychic)

Species that change type in other form changes.

1. Darmanitan(Fire)->Darmanitan Zen(Fire/Psychic)
2. Galarian Darmanitan (Ice)->Galarian Darmanitan Zen (Ice/Fire)
3. Hoopa(Psychic/Ghost)->Hoopa Unbound(Psychic/Dark)
4. Necrozma(Psychic)->Dawn Wings Necrozma(Psychic/Ghost)/Dusk Mane Necrozma(Psychic/Steel)->Ultra Necrozma(Psychic/Dragon)
5. Zacian (Fairy)->Zacian Crowned Sword (Fairy/Steel)
6. Zamazenta (Fighting)->Zamazenta Crowned Shield(Fighting/Steel)
7. Castform
8. Rotom
9. Meloetta
10. Oricorio

Multitype species:

1. Arceus
2. Silvally

Edit (31.12.2019): Added Sword and Shield changes.

Notes on Mega Evolution

Assuming Megas are preserved:

-Gen 8: HP changes are now available.
-Gen 10: Multiple abilities are now available.
-Gen 12: Megas now have different stat boosts.
-Gen 14: Megas can now be retained and learn new moves.

Assuming Megas have successors:

-Gen 8: Mega successor retains the abilities, but increases the boost to 120.
-Gen 10: Mega successor has a variant range of 100-140. They have multiple new abilities.
-Gen 12: Mega successor has a variant range of 100-160. They all have the same ability.
-Gen 14: Mega successor has a variant range of 100-180. They have no abilities.

Third-stage Pokémon according to their BST

Dual-stage Pokémon according to their BST:

Single stage Pokémon according to BST

Preliminary thoughts on weight and height of Pokémon(repost from Tumblr)

My current stream consciousness related to the weights and heights of Pokémon:
Overall:
-Very few species do not change their stats upon evolution, and very few of them go backwards.
-Thus, heights and weights reflect the species in-game role, stage and stats.
-Species that are meant to be equivalent of a stage tend to have stats match to that. Tyrantrum, Noivern, Aurorus and Probopass all have stats comparable to a third stage, both in BST, but also in height and weight. Yanma, Munchlax, Tentacool have stats comparable to a second stage, though barely in BST for Tentacool.
-Heights and weights have clearly determined the pre-evolutions and evolutions, as only species that could logically get one of them has gotten them. Porygon-line is an exception, though, since Z is a restated version of 2, and 2 was meant to be a smoother version of OG gon, so its lighter and smaller.
Yes, this also means some of the existing species can totally get evos, prevos etc. but only in theory since post-Eviolite no new stages have been introduced, but new side stages have(Sylveon)
-Similar to above, some species have odd trivia in their height and weight. Honedge’s statistic match real scabbards/executioner swords, and Mega Metagross is roughly heavy as a Metagross with another deformed Metagross strapped on back, which is what Mega Gross essentially is.

Heights:
-Almost all evolutionary lines are the double of their previous stage’s height, give or take 0.2 metres.
-The few that change more drastically also have drastic BST changes. Noibat to Noivern is a good example.
-Height of the Pokémon is dependent on the body style classification it seems. Species that change body styles have odd differences, because their height is calculated differently. Some don’t, however, for example, Lickilicky is tailless in its dex category but its height reflects its tail.
-Similar body types are differentiated if the evolution has horns. Rapidash and Sawsbuck have significant differences due to this.

Weight:
-Weights are completely honorary. They are not meant to be realistic. Instead, they reflect the stats or the value of Pokémon. This is likely because in bug wrestling competitions, Pokémon’s inspiration, heavier bug is almost always objectively better because it cannot be lifted, so their fictional counterparts are also determined by their weight.
-Stone evolutions and Megas do not differentiate from their base forms much.
-Certain generations have odd means of weighing Pokémon, depending on how they consider species. Sinnoh has heaviest base forms for its early game mons, because it is meant to be “the ultimate generation”, so the base forms are the ultimate(read: heaviest) base forms. Kalos and Unova Pokémon are meant to have their bases as mostly infants, so they are light, with Kalosians being lighter than Unovans. Unova and Hoenn have very heavy final species because they were light retcons, which attempted to make their new species significant.
-Third stages change drastically, because they are “the most perfect” forms. Second stages change drastically for Unovan Pokémon because they were meant to be competitively viable with Eviolite, but other generations do not do this, because they were meant to be transitional stages, thus shit. Though Hoenn mid-stages are a bit heavier to reflect the heavier second stages.
-Second stages gain a lot of weight, but not drastically(about double to five times of the original). Most drastic changes occur for odd generation species. Second stage starters have weight equivalent to these species. Pseudos are heavier, mostly(except Sliggoo and Dragonair who are very light to swim on surface of water).
-Later the species obtained the heavier, though mid-game mons tend to be heavier than late-game mons in their base forms for some reason.
-Cute mons are very light. Cinccino and Azumarill are not too different from their pre-evolution, even though Azumarill is a fatass. Cute legends also reflect this.
-Lore matters a lot. Floating and Flying species are very light, with more acrobatic evolutions like Venomoth and Gliscor being lighter than their pre-evolutions. Terrestial species are heavy. Glutton species and defensive species gain a lot of weight in all forms.
-Types matter a lot. Ground, Dragon, Steel, Rock and Ice are the heaviest, Fire, Electric are mediocre, Fairy, Bug and Flying are very light. Skrelp and Seadra gain significant amount of weight after their type change.
-The item hold by the species is reflected. Mega Sableye and Komala get their weight from their items.

Pokémon according to evolutionary stat increases.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lxb4fj12ize0scv/AAALWbyTgSer5QrrWZwMykTUa/Base%20Stat%20Increases%20in%20Evolutionary%20Stages-%20Gen%20I%20to%20Gen%20VI.docx?dl=0

Category:Pokémon that are not part of an evolutionary line

Pokémon that are not part of Water Egg Groups that get Water moves

Pokémon that are not part of Grass Egg Group that get Grass moves

Pokémon that are not part of Flying Egg Group that get Flying moves

Pokémon that are not part of Bug Egg Group that get Bug moves

Pokémon that are not part of Dragon Egg Group that get Dragon moves

Dragon-types  that are not in Dragon Egg Group:

1. Ampharos  
2. Vibrava
3. Flygon
4. Latias
5. Latios
6. Rayquaza
7. Dialga
8. Palkia
9. Giratina
10. Arceus
11. Reshiram
12. Zekrom
13. Kyurem
14. Noibat
15. Noivern
16. Zygarde

Dragon Egg Group Members that are not Dragon-type:

1. Charmander
2. Charmeleon
3. Charizard (Has Dragon Mega)
4. Ekans
5. Arbok
6. Horsea
7. Seadra
8. Magikarp
9. Gyarados
10. Treecko
11. Grovyle
12. Sceptile  (Has Dragon Mega)
13. Swablu  (Has Dragon Evolution)
14. Seviper
15. Feebas
16. Milotic
17. Scraggy
18. Scrafty
19. Skrelp  (Has Dragon Evolution)
20. Helioptile
21. Heliolisk

Dragon-type move learners that are not Dragon-type or part of Dragon Egg Group:

Dragon Breath Learners:

1. Onix  
2. Steelix
3. Archen
4. Archeops
5. Aerodactyl

Dragon Claw Learners:

1. Aerodactyl
2. Totodile
3. Croconaw
4. Feraligatr
5. Tyranitar
6. Aggron
7. Groudon
8. Krookodile
9. Archen
10. Archeops  
11. Eelektross
12. Chesnaught
13. Pangoro
14. Barbaracle
15. Yveltal

Dragon Dance Learners:

1. Lapras
2. Totodile
3. Croconaw
4. Feraligatr
5. Larvitar
6. Pupitar
7. Tyranitar
8. Barboach
9. Whiscash
10. Corphish
11. Crawdaunt
12. Tropius

Dragon Pulse Learners:

1. Squirtle
2. Wartortle
3. Blastoise
4. Nidoqueen
5. Nidoking
6. Arcanine
7. Onix
8. Rhyhorn
9. Rhydon
10. Lapras
11. Aerodactyl
12. Feraligatr
13. Steelix
14. Tyranitar
15. Lugia
16. Aggron
17. Tropius
18. Groudon
19. Cranidos
20. Rampardos
21. Lucario
22. Rhyperior
23. Heatran
24. Serperior
25. Krookodile
26. Archen
27. Archeops  
28. Eelektross
29. Clauncher
30. Clawitzer

Dragon Rush Learners:

1. Lugia
2. Yveltal
3. Rhyhorn
4. Rhydon
5. Aron
6. Lairon
7. Aggron
8. Rhyperior

Dragon Tail Learners:

1. Blastoise
2. Nidoqueen
3. Nidoking
4. Onix  
5. Lickitung
6. Rhydon
7. Mew
8. Meganium
9. Feraligatr
10. Slowking
11. Steelix
12. Lugia
13. Aggron
14. Groudon
15. Rampardos
16. Lickilicky
17. Rhyperior
18. Serperior
19. Samurott
20. Krookodile
21. Archeops  
22. Eelektross
23. Amaura
24. Aurorus

Dual Chop Learners:

1. Mankey
2. Primeape
3. Machop
4. Machoke
5. Machamp
6. Electabuzz
7. Magmar
8. Mew
9. Elekid
10. Magby
11. Combusken
12. Blaziken
13. Monferno
14. Infernape
15. Riolu
16. Lucario
17. Croagunk  
18. Toxicroak  
19. Electivire
20. Magmortar
21. Gallade
22. Sawk
23. Mienfoo
24. Mienshao
25. Pawniard
26. Bisharp
27. Meloetta
28. Chespin
29. Quilladin
30. Chesnaught
31. Pancham
32. Pangoro
33. Binacle
34. Barbaracle
35. Hawlucha
36. Hoopa

Outrage Learners:

1. Venusaur
2. Blastoise
3. Nidoqueen
4. Nidoking
5. Mankey
6. Primeape
7. Growlithe
8. Arcanine
9. Marowak
10. Rhydon
11. Kangaskhan
12. Tauros
13. Lapras
14. Snorlax
15. Mew
16. Meganium
17. Feraligatr
18. Granbull
19. Larvitar
20. Pupitar
21. Tyranitar
22. Swampert
23. Exploud
24. Aggron
25. Tropius
26. Torterra
27. Rampardos
28. Bastiodon  
29. Abomasnow
30. Rhyperior
31. Serperior
32. Krookodile
33. Archeops
34. Eelektross
35. Bouffalant
36. Landorus
37. Pangoro
38. Amaura
39. Aurorus
40. Xerneas

Twister Learners:

1. Pidgey
2. Pidgeotto  
3. Pidgeot
4. Mantine
5. Wingull
6. Pelipper
7. Mantyke
8. Snivy
9. Servine
10. Serperior

Dragon Breath, Dragon Tail Learners:
Onix, Steelix

Dragon Breath, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Claw Learners:
Archen, Aerodactyl

Dragon Breath, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Claw, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Archeops,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance Learners:
Totodile, Croconaw,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, Outrage, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail Learners:
Feraligatr

Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, Outrage, Dragon Pulse Learners:
Tyranitar,

Dragon Dance, Outrage Learners:
Larvitar, Pupitar,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Tail, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Rush, Outrage Learners:
Aggron,

Dragon Rush Learners:
Aron, Lairon,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail Learners:
Groudon,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Krookodile,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Eelektross,

Dragon Claw, Dual Chop Learners:
Chesnaught, Barbaracle

Dragon Claw, Dual Chop, Outrage Learners:
Pangoro,

Dragon Claw, Dragon Rush Learners:
Yveltal,

Dragon Dance, Dragon Pulse, Outrage Learners:
Lapras, Tropius,

Dragon Pulse, Dragon Rush Learners:
Rhyhorn,

Dragon Pulse, Dragon Rush, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Rhydon, Rhyperior,

Dragon Rush, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail Learners:
Lugia,

Dragon Tail, Dragon Pulse, Twister, Outrage Learners:
Serperior,

Dragon Pulse, Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Rampardos, Blastoise

Dragon Pulse, Outrage Learners:
Arcanine,

Dragon Pulse, Dual Chop Learners:
Lucario,

Dragon Pulse, Outrage Learners:
Amaura, Aurorus,

Dragon Tail, Outrage Learners:
Meganium,

Dual Chop, Outrage Learners:
Mankey, Primeape,

Pokémon that are not part of Fairy Egg Group that get Fairy moves

Fairy-types who are not in Fairy Egg Group:

1. Mr. Mime
2. Ralts
3. Kirlia
4. Gardevoir
5. Altaria
6. Mime Jr.
7. Arceus Pixie Plate
8. Sylveon
9. Klefki
10. Xerneas
11. Diancie

Fairy Egg Group Pokémon who are not Fairy-type:

1. Pikachu
2. Raichu
3. Chansey
4. Hoppip
5. Skiploom  
6. Jumpluff
7. Blissey
8. Shroomish
9. Breloom
10. Skitty
11. Delcatty
12. Plusle
13. Minun
14. Roselia
15. Castform
16. Snorunt
17. Glalie
18. Roserade
19. Pachirisu
20. Cherubi
21. Cherrim
22. Froslass
23. Phione
24. Manaphy
25. ((Audino))

Non-Fairy Non-Fairy Egg Group Fairy learners:

Dazzling Gleam:

1. Oddish
2. Gloom
3. Vileplume
4. Abra
5. Kadabra
6. Alakazam
7. Tentacool
8. Tentacruel
9. Gastly
10. Haunter
11. Gengar
12. Drowzee
13. Hypno
14. Chansey
15. Staryu
16. Starmie
17. Mew
18. Chinchou
19. Lanturn
20. Natu
21. Xatu
22. Bellossom
23. Espeon
24. Misdreavus
25. Girafarig
26. Celebi
27. Nosepass
28. Sableye
29. Volbeat
30. Illumise
31. Swablu
32. Altaria
33. Baltoy
34. Claydol
35. Shuppet
36. Banette
37. Chimecho
38. Jirachi
39. Mismagius
40. Chingling
41. Gallade
42. Probopass
43. Uxie
44. Mesprit
45. Azelf
46. Phione
47. Manaphy
48. Shaymin
49. Victini
50. Munna
51. Musharna
52. Sigilyph
53. Minccino
54. Cinccino
55. Frillish
56. Jellicent
57. Meloetta
58. Delphox

Play Rough learners:

1. Persian
2. Linoone
3. Slakoth
4. Volbeat
5. Illumise
6. Glameow
7. Lillipup
8. Herdier
9. Stoutland
10. Purrloin
11. Liepard
12. Teddiursa
13. Ursaring
14. Phanpy
15. Donphan
16. Poochyena
17. Mightyena
18. Absol
19. Stunky
20. Skuntank  
21. Cubchoo
22. Beartic
23. Skrelp
24. Dragalge

Sweet Kiss learners:

1. Smoochum
2. Luvdisc
3. Shaymin
4. Buneary
5. Lopunny
6. Finneon
7. Lumineon

Misty Terrain learners:

1. Meowstic Male

Moonblast learners:

1. Oddish
2. Lunatone
3. Cresselia

Moonlight learners:

1. Oddish
2. Gloom
3. Umbreon
4. Dustox
5. Volbeat
6. Illumise
7. Cresselia
8. Munna
9. Noivern
10. Exeggcute
11. Exeggutor
12. Sableye

Disarming Voice learners:

1. Milotic
2. Espurr
3. Meowstic
4. Whismur
5. Loudred
6. Exploud
7. Pansage
8. Simisage
9. Pansear
10. Simisear
11. Panpour
12. Simipour

Draining Kiss learners:

1. Jynx
2. Gorebyss
3. Luvdisc
4. Froslass
5. Vivillon

Flower Shield learners:

1. Sunflora

Baby-Doll Eyes learners:

1. Vulpix
2. Eevee
3. Teddiursa
4. Zigzagoon
5. Shinx
6. Buneary
7. Lillipup
8. Minccino
9. Furfrou

Charm learners:

1. Eevee
2. Teddiursa
3. Phanpy
4. Illumise
5. Wynaut
6. Luvdisc
7. Latias
8. Buneary
9. Lopunny
10. Glameow
11. Purugly
12. Mesprit
13. Minccino
14. Gothita
15. Gothorita
16. Gothitelle
17. Solosis
18. Duosion
19. Reuniclus
20. Deerling
21. Sawsbuck
22. Cubchoo
23. Furfrou
24. Meowstic Male
25. Tyrunt
26. Tyrantrum
27. Bulbasaur
28. Ivysaur
29. Venusaur
30. Nidoran♀
31. Nidorina
32. Nidoqueen
33. Oddish  
34. Gloom
35. Vileplume
36. Meowth
37. Persian
38. Ponyta
39. Rapidash
40. Eevee
41. Vaporeon
42. Jolteon
43. Flareon
44. Snorlax
45. Sentret
46. Furret
47. Bellossom
48. Espeon
49. Umbreon
50. Zigzagoon
51. Linoone
52. Munchlax
53. Finneon
54. Lumineon
55. Leafeon
56. Glaceon
57. Lillipup
58. Herdier
59. Stoutland
60. Purrloin
61. Liepard
62. Woobat
63. Swoobat
64. Petilil
65. Lilligant
66. Emolga

Moonlight, Moonblast, Dazzling Gleam, Charm learners:

Oddish,

Charm, Moonlight, Play Rough, Dazzling Gleam learners:

Illumise

Misty Terrain, Disarming Voice, Charm learners:

Meowstic Male,

Moonlight, Dazzling Gleam, Charm learners:

Gloom,

Sweet Kiss, Baby-Doll Eyes, Play Rough learners:

Lillipup, Teddiursa,

Baby-Doll Eyes, Charm, Dazzling Gleam learners:

Minccino, 

Moonlight, Play Rough, Dazzling Gleam learners:

Volbeat

Sweet Kiss, Charm, Draining Kiss learners:

Luvdisc,

Moonlight, Moonblast learners:

Cresselia,

Sweet Kiss, Baby-Doll Eyes learners:

Buneary, Eevee, Zigzagoon, Furfrou

Play Rough, Charm learners:

Purrloin, Liepard, Persian, Linoone, Cubchoo, Glameow

Moonlight, Dazzling Gleam learners:

Munna, Sableye

Charm, Dazzling Gleam learners:

Bellossom, 

Mega Evolution Expectations for Z

For the possible Mega Evolutions for Z, we need to look at specific patterns for Mega Evolutions, going from the likeliest to least likely:

Let's discuss the potential Mega Evolutions for X2/Y2/Z.

Yep. We are doing this again.