>>58814736I don't actually know if proper 2D artwork of the new Megas will ever be released, but I found two proper looking substitutes online. One of them is an original pose and the other one is based on the dex. I like the original one more but it has a watermark so I don't know if I should just use the dex based one because the watermark might make it look weird, so I'm putting it up to a poll again.
>https://strawpoll.com/eNg6vAD50gAI will only be adding these updates to his profiles and not bothering with updating the lore because at this point nothing is set in stone beyond what happens shortly after XY (which is Alex's main story). I have no idea how to handle his age because how how hazy the timeline of Pokemon is. It doesn't really matter anyways because he looks the same way during his main storyline taking place right after BW2/XY (fun fact: those games occur at the same time in the official canon) taking place around his mid teens as he does when he's 30 years old (and if you don't believe that's possible, google "Ralph Macchio at 30"). How Alex actually gets Mega Glimmora remains to be seen, the lore isn't clear, but I read this on another thread
>The DLC Mega Stones were also a part of the batch that Lysandre's firing created, but they weren't a part of the Lumiose Pokedex (and thus weren't considered relevant to the narrative) and didn't circulate into Lumiose until Hyperspace Lumiose gave an outlet for those Mega Stones to manifest in the city by the wishes and dreams of those who wanted to see those Mega Evolutions appear in Lumiose.So, if my interpretation is correct, the base game Mega Stones managed to end up in Kalos/Lumiose while the Mega Dimension stones ended up elsewhere in the world (maybe even just elsewhere in Kalos) and Hyperspace Lumiose transported them into Lumiose City, which is why Hyperspace Lumiose also had species that were not native to Kalos/Lumiose City (since the wishes transported the Pokemon by extension).
