Welcome to Angel Ears; a Pokemon Collection Website dedicated specifically to Audino’s (タブンネ (Tabunne)) Mega Form (メガタブンネ)*. While not too big on the way Mega Forms work, Mega Audino’s design is one I completely fell in love with–pushing it to the number one slot in my favorites list and much sadness that I’ll never be able to have it in a permanent form in the game. Regardless, I decided to at least collect it to show just how much I adore the design.
I always liked Audino, but the soft pastels with the raspberry pink eyes of the Mega form really stood out to me. The design reminds me so much of a White Mage/Snow Princess along with the use of some of my favorite colors that it wasn’t surprising I adored it immediately upon release. 
Random Trivia
- Mega Audino’s (メガタブンネ) name in other languages besides English, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese: Méga Nanméouïe (French), Mega Ohrdoch (German), 메가다부니 (Korean), 超級差不多娃娃 (Chinese), เมก้าทาบุนเนะ (Thai), Mega Tabunne (Various Asian countries– Romanized version of the Japanese name), Мега Одино (Russian)
- The Mega Stone used for Mega Audino is Audinite (タブンネナイト Tabunnenite). Other Languages: 差不多娃娃進化石 / 差不多娃娃进化石 (Chinese – Cantonese and Mandarin respectively), Audiniitti (Finnish), Nanméouïte (French), Ohrdochnit (German), 다부니나이트 (Korean – Romanized: Dabunienite), Audinit (Polish), Audinita (Spanish).
- Mega Audino’s additional height over Audino actually comes from its Ears flipping up during the transformation. They’re the same size otherwise. Its tail is bigger than and curled in the opposite direction of Audino’s.
- Mega Audino leans slightly forward due to standing a bit on its tiptoes. The bottom of its feet have a heart-shaped print vertically-flipped in the opposite direction of Audino’s.
- Mega Audino first was introduced in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Despite it being a Pokemon from Unova, its Mega Evolution was featured as part of the background of the Official Hoenn Badge Set.
