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Mega Kangaskhan's design can really be a hit or miss depending on the person, I wouldn't say it is inherently flawed or thoughtless. Many people are just used to seeing megas achieve some really noticeable change to their physical features, sometimes even changing color entirely. So when the only thing different between regular and mega Kangaskhan is the baby being out of the pouch and looking a more like its mother, many people might have felt let down. Getting to see that little guy finally emerge from this mother's pouch for the first time since Pokemon Red and Blue is meant to be just as exciting as seeing Charizard's flames turning blue or Ampharos getting its long white hair back. Not only that, but the whole mega evolution animation where the baby lifts his hand up to ask for assistance with being turned around, then they pose together, certainly has some thought put into it and was likely meant to really get a good reaction out of players.
The Parental Bond ability is also pretty cool, though it got nerfed pretty hard in Gen VII.
>It is one of the best Megas for actually building off the Pokemon's lore.
A bunch of the megas have great lore, though Mega Kangaskhan's is the most touching in a way. Like the Pokemon Ultra Moon pokedex entry:
<When the mother sees the back of her Mega-Evolved child, it makes her think of the day when her child will inevitably leave her.
Also, it's interesting to note that the Mega Stone is not what gives the child the ability to come out of the pouch, as trainers have seen the baby playing outside of the pouch in the wild. The stone gives the baby extra power so that it can battle while it is still young.