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This comeback of Mega Evolutions in Pokémon Legends: Z-A has sparked widespread enthusiasm within the fandom. Starting with the one-by-one reveal of newcomers before the game's release, to players forming strong views on the entire roster of new Megas, there's plenty for enthusiasts to look forward to.

Given many of the Mega Evolutions boasting unique designs that highlight their traits, one thought naturally: What's the best way to link this with astrology? This list is based on a blend of vibes, common zodiac traits, and personal experience.

The Ram – Super Camerupt

Honestly, Houndoom was nearly selected for this fire sign, as both are the Super Form and astrological sign that evoke the greatest apprehension. However, a Mega Houndoom appears as always angry, which doesn't match the Aries vibe, renowned for being playful, cheerful, and impulsive. This makes Aries much more akin to Super Camerupt, which only erupts when angered. Remain on the good side of both and benefit from a powerful ally; should you offend them, prepare to face the consequences.

The Bull – Super Heracross

Similar to a devoted Bull, the steadfast Heracross species, both in its regular and Super Form, has assisted many trainers in Legends: Z-A. Though dependable, each the creature and a Bull are also battle-oriented, and – be it their companion or a strong opinion – will defend their position unwaveringly. The thing about Super Heracross that reminds me most of my Taurus friends, though, is its unashamed love of snacks. Several previous official descriptions mention their craving for sweet sap and how it employs its horn to hoard it everything, which is pure Bull-sign vibe.

Gemini – Super Medicham

Observe this total queen. You cannot convince me this Pokémon is not the life of every party, offering an constant stream of gossip to anyone who wants to listen. Just like an enrapturing, sociable Twins, it's very easy to imagine Mega Medicham captivating an entire open area with their tales. Medicham’s official description also mentions its ability to foresee an opponent's next moves, which sounds quite similar to a people-smart Twins.

The Crab – Mega Manectric

The Crab is widely regarded as the most emotional member of the astrological wheel, a passionate symbol famous for frequently getting absorbed in their emotions. According to the Pokédex, Super Evolution fills the creature with a “tremendous quantity of electricity, but it's excessive for this Pokémon to completely control,” which seems a lot like a typical Crab emotional outburst. It is also recognized for its ability to create a storm cloud over its very head – and if there’s a single trait a Cancer is going to do, it’s rain on their own parade.

The Lion – Mega Starmie

Oh, did you think I was planning to pick the lion Pokémon for the king of the zodiac? Aside from the fact that it would be far too on the nose, Leo is obviously Super Starmie, the star whose gams just went viral for being too fabulous (or horrifying, based on your taste). Fans couldn’t look away from the violet starfish, and that’s exactly the identical energy a Lion brings to the scene. Starmie is also said to be broadcasting radio waves from its center out into space, and it’s just like a Leo to be putting on a show, even if for aliens.

Virgo – Super Victreebel

The ever-prepared and constantly-worried Virgo is perfectly encapsulated in Super Victreebel, the Mega with perpetual digestive issues. The zodiac symbol famous for being charmingly judgmental is clearly reflected throughout this Pokémon’s entire lineage, from a always shocked face like a Virgo when you tell them you lack a 401(k), to its upside-down visage that’s just like the emoji a Maiden posts to the group chat when everyone says they want to “be spontaneous” rather than making a strategy.

The Scales – Super Audino

Look at this sweet, sensitive being, who employs the sensors on its auditory organs to detect how others are emotionally by their pulse. Always compassionate – occasionally to a detriment – and trying to maintain the peace, there are many Scales who would likely benefit from Super Audino's abilities. However, to be frank, it would probably just cause them to worry even more about others.

Scorpio – Mega Banette

This Ghost-type is a Pokémon with a surprisingly sad origin: Abandoned as a toy, it gained consciousness through pure hatred and swore revenge on its previous caretaker. According to the official info, Super Evolution, “increases its vindictiveness.” That seems exactly like many discussions I’ve had with my scary Scorpio acquaintances. A Scorpio loves cosmic justice and comeuppance, making them the perfect pair with Mega Banette.

The Archer – Super Hawlucha

Each Mega Hawlucha and Sagittarians are constantly putting on a performance. As a Archer personally, the amount of occasions I’ve referred to myself some version of a “playful small entertainer” is innumerable. The most flamboyant and most obnoxious Mega Evolution, its Pokédex entry even mentions how it “flexes to display its strength.” I would do the very same thing if I had a Super Form, making Super Hawlucha the most apt Archer match I can think of.

The Goat – Mega Absol

Were you aware that a Super Absol has the power to foresee calamities in advance? That gives the exact same vibe as a Goat, who tends to consistently think they’re right. The thing is, similar to a visionary Super Absol, they often are. It’s also the absolute first Super Form that trainers encounter in Legends: Z-A – typical of a Goat to get in on the beginning of the Mega trend.

The Water Bearer – Super Chandelure

Aloof element Water Bearer is arguably the non-flame sign that is most like a flame symbol – its counterpart is Leo, and there are numerous jokes about the Archer and Water Bearer being chaotic partners in crime. Super Chandelure's double Spirit/Flame typing matches seamlessly with this, and the Super Form's overall intimidating aura is also extremely Water Bearer. If you hadn't yet persuaded, the Super Form's description says it “absorbs hatred and transforms it into strength.” If that fails to exactly {encaps