All Wild Zone and Pokemon Locations in Pokemon Legends Z-A

In Pokémon Legends: Z-A, Wild Zones are special areas within the city where wild Pokémon live and roam freely. Each Wild Zone has its own unique environment, or biome, and is home to different Pokémon species. As you progress through the game and complete main missions, more Wild Zones become available, offering new Pokémon to catch. Some Pokémon appear during the day, some at night, and others can be found at any time. This guide will help you to explore each Wild Zone, learn what Pokémon appear there, and find the best ways to catch them all.

All Wild Zone and Pokemons

Wild Zones are small areas within the city designed to give Pokémon a place to live. Each zone features different types of environments, or biomes, and is home to a variety of wild Pokémon. You can encounter these Pokémon anywhere within the zone, and there are a couple of ways to catch them.

The simplest way is to throw a Poké Ball sometimes that’s all it takes. But some Pokémon are tricky and might run away or hide, so you will need to be a bit strategic. Another method is to battle them first, lowering their HP to make them easier to catch. This way, you increase your chances of a successful capture.

Wild Zone 1

Wild Zone 1 becomes available once you reach Main Mission 5 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You can find it along South Boulevard in the Vert Sector. This area is home to a variety of wild Pokemon, and the best part is they can appear at any time of day. So, no need to worry about waiting for morning or night spawns here.

Weedle 

In Wild Zone 1, you can find Weedle roaming around forests and grassy areas. It’s a small Bug-type Pokémon known for the sharp, poisonous stinger on its head that’s about two inches long. Weedle isn’t very strong overall, but it’s quite fast for its size. Its stats are fairly balanced, with 40 HP, 35 Attack, 30 Defense, 20 Special Attack, 20 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, giving it a total of 195 Combat Points.

Pichu 

You can find Pichu in Wild Zone 1. It’s still learning how to store electricity, so it might accidentally release a small jolt if it gets too excited or surprised. To catch it, break the rocks near the water, you will see it ahead. To reach that spot, climb the ladder and drop down onto the grassy area from the roof. Pichu’s stats are: HP 20, Attack 40, Defense 15, Special Attack 35, Special Defense 35, and Speed 60, with a total of 205 Combat Points.

Scatterbug 

Scatterbug is covered in a fine powder that helps control its body temperature, letting it survive in any kind of weather or region. You can catch it in Wild Zone 1. Its stats are: HP 38, Attack 35, Defense 40, Special Attack 27, Special Defense 25, and Speed 35, totaling 200 Combat Points.

Fletchling 

Fletchling looks cute and sings beautifully, but it’s very protective of its territory and will fiercely attack anyone who enters it. You can find it in Wild Zone 1. Its stats include HP 45, Attack 50, Defense 43, Special Attack 40, Special Defense 38, and Speed 62, for a total of 278 Combat Points.

Pidgey 

Pidgey is gentle by nature and usually avoids fighting, but if it’s disturbed, it can become surprisingly aggressive. You can catch it in both Wild Zone 1 and Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 40, Attack 45, Defense 40, Special Attack 35, Special Defense 35, and Speed 56, totaling 251 Combat Points.

Mareep 

Mareep’s fluffy wool coat stores static electricity and puffs up when charged. Be careful touching it, it can give you a mild shock! You can find Mareep in Wild Zone 1. Its stats are HP 55, Attack 40, Defense 40, Special Attack 65, Special Defense 45, and Speed 35, for a total of 280 Combat Points.

Bunnelby  

Bunnelby uses its big ears like shovels to dig burrows, often working all night without rest. It can be found in both Wild Zone 1 and Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 38, Attack 36, Defense 38, Special Attack 32, Special Defense 36, and Speed 57, giving it a total of 237 Combat Points.

Wild Zone 2

Wild Zone 2 becomes available once you reach Main Mission 5 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You will find it in the Vert Plaza area of the Vert Sector. This zone is home to plenty of wild Pokémon, but unlike Wild Zone 1, some of them only show up at night so it’s worth checking back after dark to see what new Pokémon appear.

Kakuna 

Kakuna can barely move and mainly protects itself by hardening its shell when it’s in danger. You can find it in Wild Zone 2 and later in Wild Zone 7 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!. It evolves from Weedle at Level 7. Its stats are HP 45, Attack 25, Defense 50, Special Attack 25, Special Defense 25, and Speed 35, for a total of 205 Combat Points.

Patrat 

Patrat stores food in its cheek pouches so it can stay alert and keep watch for long periods without resting. It also uses its tail to signal others. You can find it in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 4. Its stats include HP 45, Attack 55, Defense 39, Special Attack 35, Special Defense 39, and Speed 42, with a total of 255 Combat Points.

Binacle 

Binacle is made up of two creatures sharing one rock. If they start fighting, one will move away to find a new rock to live on. You can find Binacle in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 42, Attack 52, Defense 67, Special Attack 39, Special Defense 56, and Speed 50, totaling 306 Combat Points.

Staryu 

Staryu is known for its glowing core, which allows it to heal and regenerate even if parts of its body are destroyed. You can catch it in Wild Zone 2 only at night in the water, and later in Wild Zone 10 (after Main Mission 9), where it appears both day and night. Its stats are HP 30, Attack 45, Defense 55, Special Attack 70, Special Defense 55, and Speed 85, giving it a total of 340 Combat Points.

Magikarp 

Magikarp is famously weak and clumsy, with very little strength or speed, often called the most useless Pokémon in the world. You can find it in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 20, Attack 10, Defense 55, Special Attack 15, Special Defense 20, and Speed 80, with a total of 200 Combat Points.

Budew 

Budew loves sunlight. When the sun warms its body, its bud opens to release pollen. It’s usually found near clean pools of water in Wild Zone 2. Its stats are HP 40, Attack 30, Defense 35, Special Attack 50, Special Defense 70, and Speed 55, adding up to 280 Combat Points.

Wild Zone 3

Wild Zone 3 becomes available once you reach Main Mission 5 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You can find it in the Rogue Plaza area of the Rogue Sector. This area is filled with different kinds of wild Pokémon, but keep in mind some of them only appear during the day. So make sure to explore when the sun’s out if you want to catch them all.

Skiddo 

Skiddo is a calm and nature-loving Pokémon. It doesn’t need to eat as long as it gets enough sunlight and water, since it can create energy from the leaves on its back. You can find it in Wild Zone 3. Its stats are HP 66, Attack 65, Defense 48, Special Attack 62, Special Defense 57, and Speed 52, for a total of 350 Combat Points.

Pancham 

Pancham tries hard to look tough by glaring and making scary faces, but it can’t help smiling when someone pats its head. You can catch it in Wild Zone 3. Its stats are HP 67, Attack 82, Defense 62, Special Attack 46, Special Defense 48, and Speed 43, totaling 348 Combat Points.

Litleo 

Litleo is a brave and fiery Pokémon. When it gets older, it leaves its pride to train and grow stronger on its own. It’s hot-headed and quick to challenge others to a fight. You can find it in Wild Zone 3. Its stats are HP 62, Attack 50, Defense 58, Special Attack 73, Special Defense 54, and Speed 52, with a total of 369 Combat Points.

Espurr 

Espurr has powerful psychic energy that it keeps contained by holding its ears tightly shut. If it didn’t, that energy could leak out uncontrollably. You can catch it in Wild Zone 3 and later in Wild Zone 9 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!. Its stats are HP 62, Attack 48, Defense 54, Special Attack 63, Special Defense 60, and Speed 68, totaling 355 Combat Points.

Flabébé 

Flabébé floats around holding a flower, drawing energy from it to use in battle. It’s especially fond of red flowers. You can find it in Wild Zone 3. Its stats are HP 44, Attack 38, Defense 39, Special Attack 61, Special Defense 79, and Speed 42, for a total of 303 Combat Points.

Pikachu 

Pikachu stores electricity in the small pouches on its cheeks. When it’s in danger or feeling determined, it releases that electricity in a strong burst. You can find Pikachu in Wild Zone 3. It evolves from Pichu when its friendship level is high. Pikachu’s stats are HP 35, Attack 55, Defense 40, Special Attack 50, Special Defense 50, and Speed 90, adding up to 320 Combat Points.

Wild Zone 4

Wild Zone 4 unlocks once you reach Main Mission 6 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You will find it in the Dormez Bien Cemetery area of the Rogue Sector. This zone is home to six different Pokémon species some appear only during the day, while others, like Honedge and Patrat, come out at night. So, depending on the time of day, you will encounter different Pokémon here.

Patrat

Patrat stores food in its cheek pouches so it can stay alert and keep watch for long periods without resting. It also waves its tail to send signals and communicate with other Patrats. You can find it in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 4. Its stats are HP 45, Attack 55, Defense 39, Special Attack 35, Special Defense 39, and Speed 42, with a total of 255 Combat Points.

Gastly 

Gastly is made entirely of poisonous gas, and anyone surrounded by its body would faint instantly. You can find this spooky Pokémon in Wild Zone 4. Its stats are HP 30, Attack 35, Defense 30, Special Attack 100, Special Defense 35, and Speed 80, totaling 310 Combat Points.

Honedge 

Honedge is said to be created when the spirit of the dead possesses a sword. It wraps its cloth-like arm around people and drains their life energy. You can find it only at night in Wild Zone 4, mostly in the southeast corner. If you want to make it night quickly, you can rest on benches outside Pokécenters. Its stats are HP 45, Attack 80, Defense 100, Special Attack 35, Special Defense 37, and Speed 28, giving it a total of 325 Combat Points.

Spewpa 

Spewpa hides deep in the shadows of forests and bushes. When threatened by predators, it puffs up its fur to look bigger and scare them away. It evolves from Scatterbug at Level 9 and can be found in Wild Zone 4. Its stats are HP 45, Attack 22, Defense 60, Special Attack 27, Special Defense 30, and Speed 29, for a total of 213 Combat Points.

Ekans 

As Ekans ages, its body grows longer and stronger. At night, it wraps itself around tree branches to rest. You can find Ekans in Wild Zone 4. Its stats are HP 35, Attack 60, Defense 44, Special Attack 40, Special Defense 54, and Speed 55, adding up to 288 Combat Points.

Spinarak 

Spinarak creates strong, thin webs to trap its prey and waits patiently until something gets caught. You can find it in Wild Zone 4. Its stats are HP 40, Attack 60, Defense 40, Special Attack 40, Special Defense 40, and Speed 30, totaling 250 Combat Points.

Wild Zone 5

Wild Zone 5 becomes available once you reach Main Mission 6 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You can find it spread across both Bleu Sector 1 and Bleu Sector 2. This area is home to seven different Pokémon species, and the good news is they can appear at any time of day. So you can explore freely without worrying about day or night spawns.

Pidgeotto 

Pidgeotto is very protective of its territory and will aggressively chase away anyone who enters it. You can find it in Wild Zone 5, or you can evolve it from Pidgey at Level 18. Its stats are HP 63, Attack 60, Defense 55, Special Attack 50, Special Defense 50, and Speed 71, giving it a total of 349 Combat Points.

Venipede 

Venipede defends itself with a powerful poisonous bite that can paralyze even large bird Pokémon. You can catch it in Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 30, Attack 45, Defense 59, Special Attack 30, Special Defense 39, and Speed 57, totaling 260 Combat Points.

Electrike 

Electrike stores static electricity in its fur and releases sparks, especially when a storm is near. You can find it in Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 40, Attack 45, Defense 40, Special Attack 65, Special Defense 40, and Speed 65, with a total of 295 Combat Points.

Bellsprout 

Despite its thin body, Bellsprout is incredibly fast when attacking its prey. You can find it in Wild Zone 5, and later in Wild Zone 10 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!. Its stats are HP 50, Attack 75, Defense 35, Special Attack 70, Special Defense 30, and Speed 40, adding up to 300 Combat Points.

Abra 

Abra spends most of its time asleep around 18 hours a day but it can still use its psychic powers even while sleeping. You can catch it in Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 25, Attack 20, Defense 15, Special Attack 105, Special Defense 55, and Speed 90, giving it a total of 310 Combat Points.

Pidgey 

Pidgey is a calm and gentle Pokémon that avoids fights whenever possible. However, if it’s provoked, it can strike back fiercely. You can find it in Wild Zone 1 and Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 40, Attack 45, Defense 40, Special Attack 35, Special Defense 35, and Speed 56, for a total of 251 Combat Points.

Bunnelby 

Bunnelby uses its large ears to dig burrows, often working tirelessly all night long. You can catch it in Wild Zone 1 and Wild Zone 5. Its stats are HP 38, Attack 36, Defense 38, Special Attack 32, Special Defense 36, and Speed 57, totaling 237 Combat Points.

Wild Zone 6

Wild Zone 6 unlocks once you reach Main Mission 6 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You will find it in Jaune Sector 12. This area has seven different types of wild Pokémon, but some of them only show up during the day. So, if you want to catch everything here, make sure to explore while it’s bright out.

Binacle 

Binacle is made up of two creatures living together on one rock. If they get into a fight, one will leave and find a new rock to call home. You can catch it in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 42, Attack 52, Defense 67, Special Attack 39, Special Defense 56, and Speed 50, for a total of 306 Combat Points.

Meditite 

Meditite spends most of its time meditating to strengthen its mind and spirit. Through focus, it can even float in the air. It’s known to survive on just one berry a day. You can find it in Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 30, Attack 40, Defense 55, Special Attack 40, Special Defense 55, and Speed 60, totaling 280 Combat Points.

Buneary 

Buneary keeps its long ears curled up, but when it’s ready to attack, it can swing them out with such force that they can break rocks. You can catch it in Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 55, Attack 66, Defense 44, Special Attack 44, Special Defense 56, and Speed 85, giving it a total of 350 Combat Points.

Magikarp 

Magikarp is famously weak and clumsy, lacking both strength and speed. It’s often considered one of the most helpless Pokémon in existence. You can find it in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 20, Attack 10, Defense 55, Special Attack 15, Special Defense 20, and Speed 80, totaling 200 Combat Points.

Houndour 

At dawn, you can hear Houndour’s eerie howl echoing through the area, warning others to stay out of its territory. You can find it in Wild Zone 6. Its stats are HP 45, Attack 60, Defense 30, Special Attack 80, Special Defense 50, and Speed 65, giving it a total of 330 Combat Points.

Swablu 

Swablu is a friendly Pokémon that loves to perch softly on people’s heads, pretending to be a fluffy hat. You can find it in Wild Zone 6 and later in Wild Zone 18 after completing Main Mission 30: Reaching Rank B. It usually appears during the day on rooftops accessible by ladders. Its stats are HP 45, Attack 40, Defense 60, Special Attack 40, Special Defense 75, and Speed 50, adding up to 310 Combat Points.

Flaaffy 

Flaaffy’s wool stores a lot of electricity, and when it’s fully charged, the tip of its tail glows brightly. It can also shoot charged hair that shocks on contact. You can find it in Wild Zone 6 and later in Wild Zone 16 after completing Main Mission 24: Reaching Rank C. It evolves from Mareep at Level 30. Flaaffy’s stats are HP 70, Attack 55, Defense 55, Special Attack 80, Special Defense 60, and Speed 45, for a total of 365 Combat Points.

Wild Zone 7

Wild Zone 7 becomes available once you reach Main Mission 10 in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. You can find it in the Magenta Plaza area of the Magenta Sector. This zone features seven different Pokémon species some appear in the middle of the area during the day, while others come out at night. So, it’s worth visiting at different times to spot them all.

Hippopotas

Hippopotas protects itself by covering its body in sand, keeping clean and safe from germs. It doesn’t like water and prefers dry, sandy areas. You can find it in Wild Zone 7 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!. It’s a solid and defensive Pokémon, with high HP and attack, making it a reliable choice in battle.

Audino

Audino has feelers on its ears that allow it to sense the heartbeat of others. By doing this, it can tell how someone is feeling and even check their health. You can find Audino in Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9, and later in Wild Zone 19 after Main Mission 30: Reaching Rank B. Its strong HP and solid defenses make it one of the tougher and more durable Pokémon in this zone.

Vanillite

Vanillite has a breath as cold as -58°F and can make snow fall by releasing tiny ice crystals around it. This icy Pokémon appears in Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9 and again in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14: Reaching Rank E. While it’s not very bulky, its strong special attacks make it effective in battle from a distance.

Kakuna

Kakuna is nearly immobile and mainly defends itself by hardening its shell when it senses danger. It evolves from Weedle at Level 7 and can be found in Wild Zone 2 and Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9. It may not move much, but its defensive shell makes it surprisingly resilient for its size.

Floette

Floette channels red light into flowers to help them bloom and reach their full potential. It evolves from Flabébé at Level 19 and appears in Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9. With balanced stats and strong special defense, Floette is a reliable Pokémon for supporting and attacking from a distance.

Roselia

Roselia uses the toxins in each of its rose hands when it attacks. The stronger its aroma, the healthier and more powerful it is. It evolves from Budew during the daytime with maximum friendship and can be found in Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9. Its high special attack and speed make it a dangerous opponent in battles.

Shuppet

Shuppet feeds on negative emotions like envy and malice. It is mostly active at night, lurking in the shadows, and can be found in Wild Zone 7 at night after Main Mission 9, or in Wild Zone 15 at night after Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D. If you want to encounter it at night, you can simply sit on a bench outside a Pokécenter to change the time. Its combination of attack and special attack makes it tricky to deal with.

Wild Zone 8

Wild Zone 8 unlocks after completing Main Mission 9, “Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!” The Pokémon you will find here are around level 21, and there are six different species to catch in this area.

Sandile

Sandile mostly moves underground, keeping only its nose and eyes above the sand. Its eyes are protected from the sun by a dark membrane that acts like built-in sunglasses. You can find Sandile in Wild Zone 8 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon! It’s quick and agile, making it tricky to catch.

Krokorok

Krokorok, the evolved form of Sandile at Level 29, has a special membrane over its eyes that lets it sense heat. This allows it to see perfectly, even in complete darkness. You can also find it in Wild Zone 8 after Main Mission 9. With higher attack and speed than Sandile, it’s a strong and reliable fighter.

Gible

Gible makes its home in small horizontal holes inside cave walls. It patiently waits for prey and pounces when something comes too close. It’s a rare spawn in Wild Zone 8, appearing both during the day and at night. Gible usually appears in the middle of the zone, and if it’s not there, fast travel back and forth or rest at benches outside Pokécenters until it shows up. Though small, it’s fierce and strong for its size.

Drilbur

Drilbur is a fast digger, spinning its body to tunnel straight through the ground at speeds up to 30 mph. You can find it in Wild Zone 8 after Main Mission 9 and later in Wild Zone 14 after Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D. Its digging ability makes it excellent for surprise attacks in battle.

Machop

Machop’s body is made entirely of muscles. Despite being about the size of a human child, it’s incredibly strong capable of lifting and throwing adults with ease. You can find Machop in Wild Zone 8 after Main Mission 9, and later in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14: Reaching Rank E. Its strength and solid stats make it a powerhouse in close combat.

Numel

Numel’s body contains magma that can reach an intense 2,200°F. Its hump shrinks when it uses Fire-type moves, storing and releasing heat energy. You can find Numel in Wild Zone 8 after Main Mission 9. With a mix of decent attack and special attack, it’s a versatile Fire-type Pokémon for battles.

Wild Zone 9

Wild Zone 9 unlocks after completing Main Mission 9, “Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!” The Pokémon here are around level 25 to 29, and you can find six different species in this area.

Carbink

Carbink is born from extreme heat and pressure deep underground. It has a gem on its head that can fire powerful beams in battle. You can find it in Wild Zone 9 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!. With incredibly high defense and special defense, Carbink is one of the toughest and most resilient Pokémon you will encounter.

Espurr

Espurr keeps its strong psychic energy from escaping by using its ears to cover the organs that generate this power. You can find it in Wild Zone 3 and later in Wild Zone 9 after Main Mission 9. Its balanced stats make it quick and versatile in both attack and defense, and it can handle tricky battles with psychic abilities.

Fletchinder

Fletchinder flies faster as the flame sac on its belly heats up, though it takes some time to get the fire going. You can catch it in Wild Zone 7 as a red-eyed Alpha (Level 32+) or in Wild Zone 9 after Main Mission 9. It evolves from Fletchling at Level 17. Its high speed and balanced attack stats make it excellent for quick aerial strikes.

Kadabra

Kadabra emits alpha waves when it uses its psychic powers, which can even disrupt machines. It evolves from Abra at Level 16 and can be found in Wild Zone 9 after Main Mission 9. Its extremely high special attack and speed make it a deadly psychic Pokémon, perfect for dealing heavy damage quickly.

Sableye

Sableye hides in the dark corners of caves, feeding on gemstones. Over time, its eyes have transformed into sparkling gems. You can find it in Wild Zone 9 after Main Mission 9. Its solid attack and defense, along with a balanced special attack, make it tricky to defeat.

Mawile

Mawile has a massive set of jaws formed by horns attached to its head, strong enough to chew through iron beams. You can find it on the rooftops of Wild Zone 9 after Main Mission 9, and later in Wild Zone 17 after Main Mission 24: Reaching Rank C. In some areas, it appears as a red-eyed Alpha at Level 56. With strong attack and defense, Mawile is a formidable opponent that can take and deal a lot of damage.

Wild Zone 10

Wild Zone 10 becomes available after completing Main Mission 9, “Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!” The Pokémon you will find here are around level 29 to 31, and there are seven different species to discover in this area.

Slowpoke

Slowpoke spends most of its time lazing around near water, barely noticing anything around it. If something bites its tail, it could go a whole day without realizing it! You can find Slowpoke in Wild Zone 10 after completing Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon!, and later in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14: Reaching Rank E. With high HP and solid attack and defense, it’s a tanky but very slow Pokémon.

Arbok

Arbok intimidates its foes by spreading its chest wide and making eerie hissing sounds. It evolves from Ekans at Level 22 and can be found in Wild Zone 10 after Main Mission 9. With strong attack, speed, and balanced defenses, Arbok is a fierce and versatile fighter in battles.

Watchog

Watchog uses glowing luminescent matter to make its eyes and body light up, stunning any opponents that attack it. It evolves from Patrat at Level 20 and appears in Wild Zone 10 after Main Mission 9. Its balanced stats make it quick and durable, capable of taking hits while delivering good counterattacks.

Bellsprout

Bellsprout may look skinny and fragile, but it’s incredibly fast when catching prey. You can find it in Wild Zone 5 and also in Wild Zone 10 after Main Mission 9. Its high attack and special attack make it deadly in battle despite its light defenses.

Carvanha

Carvanha lives in large rivers running through jungles, hunting in swarms. Any prey that strays into their territory is quickly attacked. You can find Carvanha in Wild Zone 10 after Main Mission 9. With high attack and speed, it’s a dangerous Water-type that hits hard but has low defenses.

Staryu

Staryu can regenerate its body as long as its glowing central core remains intact, making it very resilient. It can be found in Wild Zone 2 at night in the water and in Wild Zone 10 after Main Mission 9, spawning during both day and night. Its speed and special attack make it excellent for fast, ranged attacks.

Tynamo

A single Tynamo can only produce a tiny trickle of electricity, so they gather in groups to release a strong electric shock. You can find them in Wild Zone 10 near the water at the east exit, mostly at night. If it doesn’t appear, you can fast travel or advance time by resting on a bench outside a Pokécenter. Though small, Tynamo’s speed and electric attacks make it surprisingly effective in numbers.

Wild Zone 11

Wild Zone 11 unlocks after completing Main Mission 14, “Reaching Rank E.” The Pokémon in this area are around level 32, and there are six different species you can find here.

Gyarados

Gyarados has a fearsome reputation in ancient stories, with tales of it destroying villages when angered. You can find it in Wild Zone 11 after completing Main Mission 14: Reaching Rank E, usually swimming in rivers. It only has about a 30% spawn chance, appearing both day and night. To catch it, fast travel back and forth until it appears, then save your game manually before the battle. 

Bring its health below half and keep throwing Pokéballs. If you accidentally defeat it or fail to catch it, reload your save and try again. Gyarados evolves from Magikarp at Level 20 and is incredibly powerful, with massive attack and high HP.

Clauncher

Clauncher uses its large claws to shoot compressed water at flying prey, almost like firing a water pistol. You can find it in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14. It’s quick and precise, using its water attacks to control the battlefield.

Furfrou

Furfrou has a royal history, having served as the guardians of kings in the Kalos region. You can catch it in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14 and later in Wild Zone 19 after Main Mission 30: Reaching Rank B. With high speed and balanced stats, Furfrou is elegant and strong, making it a reliable Pokémon in battles.

Inkay

Inkay flashes lights to confuse opponents and drain their will to fight, then quickly hides itself. You can find it in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14, and also in the Lumiose Sewers unlocked after Main Mission 20: A Request from the Rust Syndicate. Its mix of stats makes it tricky but clever in battles, relying on disruption more than raw power.

Slowpoke

Slowpoke is famous for its lazy nature, often lounging near water without noticing its surroundings. If something bites its tail, it might not even realize it for an entire day. It can be found in Wild Zone 10 after Main Mission 9 and in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14. Slowpoke has high HP and decent attack and defense, but it’s very slow, making it more of a tank than a fast fighter.

Stunfisk

Stunfisk hides in the mud along the seashore, lying in wait for unsuspecting prey. When touched, it delivers a strong electric shock. You can find Stunfisk in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14. With enormous HP and good defenses, it’s tough to take down, and its electric attacks can surprise any opponent.

Wild Zone 12

Wild Zone 12 becomes available after completing Main Mission 14, “Reaching Rank E.” The Pokémon here are around level 34, and you can encounter eight different species in this area.

Delibird

Delibird carries food rolled up in its tail and has a kind heart it often shares its food with people lost in the mountains. You can find it in Wild Zone 12 after completing Main Mission 14: Reaching Rank E. With decent speed and balanced stats, Delibird is a helpful and reliable Pokémon to have on your team.

Machop

Machop’s entire body is made of muscles. Despite being the size of a human child, it’s strong enough to throw 100 grown-ups! You can find Machop in Wild Zone 8 after Main Mission 9, and later in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14. Its high attack and solid HP make it a tough and powerful fighter.

Snover

Snover grows berries around its belly in the spring that feel like frozen treats. It can be found in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14. With good attack, special attack, and decent defenses, Snover is a balanced Pokémon that can handle icy battles well.

Bergmite

Bergmite shields itself with ice to block attacks, and if its ice gets broken, it quickly generates new ice using the cold air it produces. You can find Bergmite in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14. Its strong defense makes it a solid choice for standing firm in battles.

Vanillite

Vanillite breathes at a chilling -58°F and can create snow crystals to make it snow around itself. You can catch it in Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9, and also in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14. With a focus on special attacks, it’s great for icy ranged moves.

Gogoat

Gogoat can sense its Trainer’s emotions through subtle changes in how they grip its horns, allowing them to move together almost as one. It can be found in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14, though it doesn’t always appear. Resting on benches to advance time and fast traveling helps it spawn. It evolves from Skiddo at Level 32. With huge HP and attack stats, Gogoat is both powerful and loyal.

Snorunt

Snorunt is a small Ice-type with folklore saying that a house prospers if a Snorunt lives there. It’s found in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14. With perfectly balanced stats across the board, Snorunt is simple but reliable in battle.

Machoke

Machoke is incredibly strong it can lift a dump truck with one hand and helps people with heavy work. You can find it in Wild Zone 12 after Main Mission 14. It evolves from Machop at Level 28. With high attack, good defense, and solid HP, Machoke is a powerhouse in combat.

Wild Zone 13 

Wild Zone 13 unlocks after completing Main Mission 14, “Reaching Rank E.” The Pokémon here are around level 36 to 37, and there are six different species you can find in this area.

Phantump

Phantump is said to be a tree stump possessed by the spirits of children who got lost in the forest. You can find it in Wild Zone 13 only at night, after completing Main Mission 14: Reaching Rank E. To make it appear, rest on benches outside Pokécenters to skip time until night. It has moderate HP and solid attack and special defense, making it a decent Pokémon for battles.

Vivillon

Vivillon’s wing patterns change depending on the climate and terrain where it lives, and it scatters colorful scales as it flies. You can catch it in Wild Zone 13 after Main Mission 14, and it evolves from Spewpa at Level 12. With high special attack and speed, Vivillon is great for fast and powerful moves in battle.

Heracross

Heracross is a strong Pokémon that uses its horn to lift and throw opponents. You get one as a reward from Side Mission 002: A Use for an Evolution Stone!, and it also appears in Wild Zone 13 after Main Mission 14. With very high attack and strong defenses, Heracross is a powerhouse for taking on tough opponents.

Pinsir

Pinsir attacks by swinging its large antlers and hides deep in forests during cold periods. You can find it in Wild Zone 13 after Main Mission 14. It has extremely high attack and defense, making it a reliable heavy hitter in battle.

Weepinbell

Weepinbell immobilizes foes with Poison Powder and finishes them off with Acid. It appears as a red-eyed Alpha in Wild Zone 13, Level 47, and evolves from Bellsprout at Level 21. With high attack and special attack, it’s perfect for dealing damage while keeping enemies under control.

Scyther

Scyther uses its sharp scythes to tear through prey and only rarely spreads its wings to fly. It appears in Wild Zone 13 only at night after Main Mission 14. You can skip time to night by resting on a bench outside a Pokécenter. With very high attack and speed, Scyther is a fast and deadly Pokémon in battle.

Wild Zone 14 

Wild Zone 14 becomes available after completing Main Mission 19, “Reaching Rank D.” The Pokémon here are around level 38, and you can find seven different species in this area.

Helioptile

Helioptile has frills on the sides of its head that produce electricity when exposed to sunlight. You can find it in Wild Zone 14 after completing Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D. It’s quick and has decent special attack, making it useful for fast electric moves in battle.

Drilbur

Drilbur digs through the ground at high speed by spinning its body like a drill. You can catch it in Wild Zone 8 or Wild Zone 14 after completing the required missions. With strong attack and good speed, it’s a solid choice for physical attacks.

Onix

Onix has a tough steel-like body that it renews when it evolves. Found in Wild Zone 14 after Main Mission 19, it’s slow but very sturdy, making it great for taking hits.

Aron

Aron also has a steel carapace and evolves into Lairon. You can find it in Wild Zone 14 after the same mission. It has balanced stats, with high defense that makes it reliable in battle.

Lairon

Lairon loves iron ore and often fights with others to defend its territory. It evolves from Aron at Level 32 and is found in Wild Zone 14. Its high attack and extremely strong defense make it a tough Pokémon to beat.

Excadrill

Excadrill digs deep underground, creating complex tunnels, which can even damage subway systems. It evolves from Drilbur at Level 31 and appears in Wild Zone 14. With extremely high attack and great speed, it’s perfect for hard-hitting physical moves.

Emolga

Emolga stores electricity in its cheek pouches and releases it while gliding. You can spot it sitting on buildings in Wild Zone 14, both day and night. Fast and strong in both attack and special attack, Emolga is a versatile Pokémon for battles.

Wild Zone 15 

Wild Zone 15 unlocks after completing Main Mission 19, “Reaching Rank D.” The Pokémon in this area are around level 40, and there are seven different species you can encounter here.

Pumpkaboo

Pumpkaboo comes in different sizes, and interestingly, the size of the soul it carries changes with its variety. You can catch it in Wild Zone 15 after completing Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D. It has balanced stats, making it a decent Pokémon for both offense and defense.

Shuppet

Shuppet is said to feed on negative emotions like envy and malice, and it’s most active at night. You can find it in Wild Zone 7 or Wild Zone 15 during nighttime. If it’s not night yet, you can wait by sitting on benches outside Pokecenters to advance time. It’s quick and has solid attack and special attack stats.

Scolipede

Scolipede is a dangerous predator. It holds its prey with neck claws until it’s immobilized, then finishes it off with venom. Found in Wild Zone 15 after Main Mission 19, it evolves from Whirlipede at Level 30. With extremely high speed and attack, it’s a fierce Pokémon in battle.

Haunter

Haunter lurks in the dark and drains the life force of its victims with a gaseous tongue. It appears at night in Wild Zone 15 and evolves from Gastly at Level 25. Haunter is fast and strong in special attack, making it a powerful ghost-type choice.

Whirlipede

Whirlipede has a tough shell and spins its body like a wheel to crash into enemies. It can be found in Wild Zone 5 as a high-level Alpha or in Wild Zone 15 after Main Mission 19. It evolves from Venipede at Level 22. Its high defense and solid stats make it hard to take down.

Beedrill

Beedrill often appears in swarms and attacks with its toxic stinger while flying at high speed. You can catch it in Wild Zone 15 after Main Mission 19. It evolves from Kakuna at Level 7. With strong attack and speed, Beedrill is deadly in quick strikes.

Larvitar

Larvitar feeds on soil and sleeps after eating enough to grow bigger. You can find it in Wild Zone 15 after Main Mission 19. It has balanced stats, making it a solid choice for early development and evolving into a stronger Pokémon later.

Wild Zone 16

Wild Zone 16 becomes available after completing Main Mission 24, “Reaching Rank C.” The Pokémon here are around level 42, and you can find seven different species in this area.

Falinks

Falinks is a team of six, with five troopers and one brass that gives all the orders. The brass’s commands are absolute, making them a very disciplined Pokémon. You can catch them in Wild Zone 16 after completing Main Mission 24: Reaching Rank C. Falinks has high attack and defense, making it a strong fighter.

Flaaffy

Flaaffy stores electricity in its wool, and when fully charged, its tail lights up. It can attack by shooting electric hair. You can find Flaaffy in Wild Zone 6 and Wild Zone 16 after Main Mission 24. It evolves from Mareep at Level 30 and has good special attack and balanced stats overall.

Starmie

Starmie has a mysterious red core at the center of its body that emits strange radio signals into the night sky. It evolves from Staryu when given a Water Stone. You can catch it in Wild Zone 16 after Main Mission 24. With very high speed and special attack, Starmie is a powerful choice for battles.

Barbaracle

Barbaracle’s legs and hands move independently but usually follow the head’s commands. It evolves from Binacle at Level 39 and can be caught in Wild Zone 16 after Main Mission 24. Barbaracle has excellent attack and defense stats, making it a tough opponent.

Medicham

Medicham combines martial arts with psychic power, allowing it to predict its opponent’s next move. It evolves from Meditite at Level 37 and can be caught in Wild Zone 16 after Main Mission 24. Its balanced stats in attack, defense, and speed make it versatile in battle.

Florges

Florges is known for creating beautiful flower gardens in its territory. It draws power from the red flowers around its neck. You can find it in Wild Zone 16 during the day, usually near the fountain in the northern part of the zone. It evolves from Floette with a Shiny Stone. Florges has extremely high special defense and special attack, making it a great support and attacker Pokémon.

Froakie

Froakie protects itself with delicate bubbles and stays alert despite its playful appearance. It can be found in Wild Zone 16, sometimes sitting on the central pillar, especially at night or during rain. Froakie is very shy and will flee if spotted, so approach carefully and use a Quick Ball or Dusk Ball. Its high speed and decent attack stats make it tricky but rewarding to catch.

Wild Zone 17

Wild Zone 17 unlocks after completing Main Mission 24, “Reaching Rank C.” The Pokémon in this area are around level 44, and there are six different species you can encounter here.

Klefki

Klefki loves collecting keys and never lets go of one it likes. People even give it keys to vaults and safes to help prevent theft. You automatically get Klefki during Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D in the Lumiose Sewers, so you can’t miss it. After that, you can also catch extra copies in Wild Zone 17 once you reach Main Mission 24. Klefki has balanced stats with strong defense and special defense, making it a reliable Pokémon.

Lampent

Lampent is said to appear when someone dies, absorbing their spirit as it leaves the body. You can find it on rooftops in Wild Zone 17 at night after Main Mission 24. To advance time to night, rest on benches outside Pokecenters. Lampent evolves from Litwick at Level 41 and has very high special attack, making it a powerful special attacker.

Skarmory

Skarmory nests in thorny bushes, which makes its feathers on chicks hard and tough. You can catch it in Wild Zone 17 after Main Mission 24. It flies around the area where the Pyroars are, and catching it can be tricky. Sneak up without being seen and throw a Quick Ball from stealth for the best chance. Skarmory has very high defense and solid attack, making it a tanky Pokémon.

Pyroar

The male Pyroar with the biggest mane leads the pride. You can catch Pyroar in Wild Zone 17 after Main Mission 24. It evolves from Litleo at Level 35. Pyroar is fast and has high special attack, making it a strong and flashy attacker.

Diggersby

Diggersby uses its strong ears to lift heavy boulders, making it helpful at construction sites. You can catch it in Wild Zone 17 after Main Mission 24. It evolves from Bunnelby at Level 20. With good defense and balanced stats, Diggersby is solid in both offense and defense.

Chespin

Chespin’s quills are soft at rest but become sharp and hard when it flexes them, strong enough to pierce rock. You can sometimes find it near the trees in the lower part of Wild Zone 17 during the day after Main Mission 24. Chespin has decent attack and defense, making it a well-rounded choice for battles.

Wild Zone 18

Wild Zone 18 becomes available after completing Main Mission 30, “Reaching Rank B.” The Pokémon here are around level 46, and you can find six different species in this area.

Noibat

Noibat can control the frequency of its sound waves and produces ultrasonic waves up to 200,000 hertz. You can find it in Wild Zone 18 after Main Mission 30, but it only appears at night on the rooftops. You can also catch it in the Lumiose Sewers, unlocked from Main Mission 20. Noibat is quick but fragile, making it a tricky Pokémon to battle or catch.

Fennekin

Fennekin gets energy from chewing twigs, and its ears can release air hotter than 390°F. It spawns on the rooftops at the far end of Wild Zone 18 after Main Mission 30. Fennekin is very shy and will disappear if it spots you, so approach carefully, defeat it quickly, and use an Ultra Ball. If it escapes, you can reload a manual save or make it respawn by moving back and forth. One of the trickier Pokémon to catch.

Bagon

Bagon has strong neck muscles and a tough, ironlike head, which it uses to smash boulders. You can find it on the streets of Wild Zone 18 after Main Mission 30. With high attack and solid defense, Bagon is a great choice if you like hitting hard.

Altaria

Altaria glides beautifully through the sky, and its soft humming gives a dreamlike feeling. It spawns during the day on the rooftops in Wild Zone 18 and evolves from Swablu at Level 35. Altaria has high defense and special defense, making it a sturdy flying Pokémon.

Noivern

Noivern hunts at night on moonless nights, attacking prey with deadly precision. It appears only at night on the rooftops in Wild Zone 18 after Main Mission 30 and is also caught in Lysandre Labs during Main Mission 35. With incredible speed and strong attacks, it dominates in dark battles.

Swablu

Swablu is playful and sometimes lands gently on people’s heads like a little hat. You can find it during the day on the rooftops in Wild Zone 18 after Main Mission 30, and it evolves into Altaria later. Swablu is defensive and supportive, a gentle yet reliable Pokémon for battles.

Wild Zone 19

Wild Zone 19 unlocks after completing Main Mission 30, “Reaching Rank B.” The Pokémon in this area are around level 48, and there are seven different species you can find here.

Eevee

Eevee is a unique Pokémon because its unstable genetics allow it to evolve into many different forms. You can find it in Wild Zone 19 after Main Mission 30, or on rooftops in the northwest of Lumiose City, in Magenta Sector 9 near the Quasartico Inc. building. Eevee is well-balanced, making it versatile for battles.

Furfrou

Furfrou were historically known as royal guardians in the Kalos region. You can catch them in Wild Zone 11 after Main Mission 14 or in Wild Zone 19 after Main Mission 30. With high speed and strong defense, Furfrou is both elegant and reliable in fights.

Drampa

Drampa is usually gentle and caring, but if provoked, it can unleash powerful breath attacks that destroy everything around it. You can find this rare Pokémon in Wild Zone 19 at the pavilion on top of the area. If it’s not there, fast travel away and return until it spawns. Drampa has high special attack and special defense, making it a strong choice for magical or ranged battles.

Kangaskhan

Kangaskhan keeps its baby in its pouch and only lets it out when it feels safe. Found in Wild Zone 19 after Main Mission 30, it’s a sturdy Pokémon with strong attack and speed, perfect for frontline battles while keeping its baby safe.

Audino

Audino uses the feelers on its ears to sense others’ emotions and check their health. You can catch it in Wild Zone 7 after Main Mission 9, or in Wild Zone 19 after Main Mission 30. With high HP and balanced defenses, Audino is a supportive and reliable Pokémon for any team.

Clefairy

Clefairy stores moonlight in its wings, which allows it to float in the air. You can find it in the middle of Wild Zone 19 at the pavilion at night. It’s a rare spawn, so you may need to run around or use benches at PokéCenters to advance time. Use a Dusk Ball at night for the best chance to catch it, or approach it stealthily with a Quick Ball. Clefairy evolves from Cleffa when it has high friendship.

Cleffa

Cleffa is often spotted where shooting stars have fallen. It spawns in the same pavilion area as Clefairy, only at night. Like Clefairy, it’s a rare spawn, so you might need to run around or advance time using PokéCenter benches. Dusk Balls or Quick Balls work best for catching it. Cleffa is small and delicate but evolves into Clefairy with high friendship.

Wild Zone 20

Wild Zone 20 becomes available after completing Main Mission 38, “The Future of Lumiose City.” The Pokémon here are around level 55, and this area is home to 15 different species you can encounter.

Malamar 

It is one of the most hypnotic Pokémon around. It can control others and make them do its bidding. You can find it in Wild Zone 20 after Main Mission 38: The Future of Lumiose City. Malamar has 86 HP, 92 Attack, 88 Defense, 68 Special Attack, 75 Special Defense, and 73 Speed, giving it a total of 482 combat points.

Dragalge

It has extremely strong poison strong enough to eat through a ship’s hull and attacks anything that enters its territory. It’s found in Wild Zone 20 after Main Mission 38. Use a Dive Ball to catch it, available at the Poké Ball Boutique in Rouge Sector 3. Dragalge evolves from Skrelp at level 48. Its stats are 65 HP, 75 Attack, 90 Defense, 97 Special Attack, 123 Special Defense, and 44 Speed, totaling 494 combat points.

Charmander 

It has a tail flame that shows its life force bright if healthy. You can catch it in Wild Zone 20 or pick it as a starter during Side Mission 22: A Call from Mable, which starts automatically in Main Mission 10. Charmander’s stats are 39 HP, 52 Attack, 43 Defense, 60 Special Attack, 50 Special Defense, and 65 Speed, for a total of 309 combat points.

Tepig

It dodges attacks while shooting fireballs from its nose and even roasts berries before eating them. It’s found at night in Wild Zone 20. Tepig has 65 HP, 63 Attack, 45 Defense, 45 Special Attack, 45 Special Defense, and 45 Speed, totaling 308 combat points.

Lucario

It can sense auras and tell how others feel from over half a mile away. You can find it in Wild Zone 20 or in a Pokéball on the table in your Hotel Z bedroom after finishing the main story. Lucario evolves from Riolu with high friendship and has 70 HP, 110 Attack, 70 Defense, 115 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 90 Speed, totaling 525 combat points.

Hippowdon 

It stores sand inside its body and blasts it out to create huge twisters. It evolves from Hippopotas at level 34 and is found in Wild Zone 20. Its stats are 108 HP, 112 Attack, 118 Defense, 68 Special Attack, 72 Special Defense, and 47 Speed, totaling 525 combat points.

Squirtle 

It hides in its shell for protection and attacks with water spouts. It can be caught in Wild Zone 20 or picked as a starter in Side Mission 22. Its stats are 44 HP, 48 Attack, 65 Defense, 50 Special Attack, 64 Special Defense, and 43 Speed, for a total of 314 combat points.

Totodile 

It is small but tough, ready to bite anything that moves. One of the starters, it’s found in Wild Zone 20. Totodile has 50 HP, 65 Attack, 64 Defense, 44 Special Attack, 48 Special Defense, and 43 Speed, totaling 314 combat points.

Bulbasaur 

It has a seed on its back that grows with it. Found in Wild Zone 20 during day or night, or picked as a starter in Side Mission 22, Bulbasaur’s stats are 45 HP, 49 Attack, 49 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 65 Special Defense, and 45 Speed, totaling 318 combat points.

Roserade 

It lures prey with a sweet scent and attacks with poisonous whips, either constricting or skewering them. It evolves from Roselia with a Shiny Stone and is found in Wild Zone 20. Its stats are 60 HP, 70 Attack, 65 Defense, 125 Special Attack, 105 Special Defense, and 90 Speed, totaling 515 combat points.

Gardevoir 

It can predict the future, with its power peaking when protecting its Trainer. It evolves from Kirlia at level 30 and is found in Wild Zone 20. Gardevoir has 68 HP, 65 Attack, 65 Defense, 125 Special Attack, 115 Special Defense, and 80 Speed, totaling 518 combat points.

Chikorita 

It is gentle and loves sunlight, giving off a sweet aroma from its leaf. One of the starters, it’s found in Wild Zone 20. Its stats are 45 HP, 49 Attack, 65 Defense, 49 Special Attack, 65 Special Defense, and 45 Speed, totaling 318 combat points.

Aggron 

It claims entire mountains and wears its battle scars proudly. Found in Wild Zone 20, it evolves from Lairon at level 32. Aggron has 70 HP, 110 Attack, 180 Defense, 60 Special Attack, 60 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, totaling 530 combat points.

Scrafty 

It protects itself by pulling up its shed skin while kicking. Bigger crests mean more respect. It evolves from Scraggy at level 39 and is found in Wild Zone 20. Its stats are 65 HP, 90 Attack, 115 Defense, 45 Special Attack, 115 Special Defense, and 58 Speed, totaling 488 combat points.

Garbodor 

It attacks with its left arm and releases foul-smelling poison gas. Found in Wild Zone 20, it evolves from Trubbish at level 36. Garbodor has 80 HP, 95 Attack, 82 Defense, 60 Special Attack, 82 Special Defense, and 75 Speed, totaling 474 combat points.

All Other Pokemons in Pokemon Legends Z-A

Some Pokémon in the city aren’t found roaming the Wild Zones. You will find a few of them in other parts of the city, and others can only be obtained by evolving from their pre-evolved forms. In short, not all Pokémon appear naturally in the wild.

Bayleef 

Bayleef is the second evolution in the Chikorita line and is a Grass-type Pokémon. You will recognize it by the fragrant leaves around its neck, which give off a spicy aroma that can actually boost the energy of those nearby. Bayleef stands just under four feet tall and weighs around 35 pounds so it’s fairly small and manageable.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Bayleef doesn’t appear roaming in the wild. You will get one by evolving a Chikorita at level 16. Eventually, Bayleef can evolve into Meganium at level 32, completing the line. When it comes to battling, Bayleef has decent stats all around. Its HP is 60, Attack 62, and its Defense and Special Defense are both solid at 80. Special Attack is 63, and Speed is 60, giving it a total of 405 combat points. Overall, it’s a sturdy Pokémon with a good balance of offense and defense, making it a reliable choice in battle.

Meganium

Meganium is the final evolution of the Chikorita line and, like its pre-evolutions, is a Grass-type Pokémon. It’s a lot bigger than Bayleef, standing nearly six feet tall and weighing over 220 pounds. One of Meganium’s most notable traits is the soothing aroma that wafts from its petals it’s said to calm aggressive feelings in those around it, making it a gentle and calming presence.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you won’t find Meganium wandering in the wild. The only way to get one is by evolving your Bayleef once it reaches level 32. Meganium is a well-rounded battler. Its HP is 80, Attack 82, and both its Defense and Special Defense are strong at 100. Special Attack comes in at 83, and Speed is 80, giving it a total of 525 combat points. With its combination of high defenses and solid offensive stats, Meganium is a reliable Pokémon to have on your team, especially if you want a calm but powerful Grass-type.

Pignite

Pignite is the fiery middle evolution in the Tepig line, blending Fire and Fighting types into one powerful Pokémon. It’s relatively small, standing just over three feet tall and weighing about 122 pounds, but it more than makes up for its size with strength. One of its most notable traits is its enormous appetite what it eats fuels the fire burning in its stomach, making it even more powerful in battle.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you won’t find Pignite wandering in the wild. The only way to get one is by evolving a Tepig once it reaches level 17. Later on, it can evolve into Emboar at level 36, unlocking its full potential as a fiery powerhouse. When it comes to stats, Pignite is strong in physical combat. It has 90 HP and 93 Attack, with Defense and Special Defense both at 55. Its Special Attack is 70, and its Speed is 55, giving it a total of 418 combat points. Overall, Pignite is a solid choice if you want a Pokémon that combines firepower with fighting spirit.

Emboar

Emboar is the final evolution in the Tepig line, combining Fire and Fighting types into a truly powerful Pokémon. Towering over five feet tall and weighing more than 330 pounds, it’s big, strong, and built for battle. Emboar is known for its mastery of fast and powerful fighting moves, and it even sports a fiery “beard” that adds to its intimidating presence.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Emboar doesn’t appear in the wild. You will get one by evolving your Pignite at level 36, completing the evolution line from Tepig to Pignite and finally to Emboar. Emboar’s stats make it a formidable fighter. With 110 HP and a massive 123 Attack, it can dish out serious damage. Its Defense and Special Defense are both 65, while Special Attack hits 100 and Speed is 65, giving it a total of 528 combat points. With its combination of raw power and fiery techniques, Emboar is a top choice for any team looking for a hard-hitting, resilient Fire/Fighting Pokémon.

Croconaw

Croconaw is the second evolution in the Totodile line, a Water-type Pokémon that’s known for its sturdy bite. It stands just under four feet tall and weighs about 55 pounds. One interesting thing about Croconaw is its teeth it always has 48 fangs, and if it loses one, a new one quickly grows back in its place.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Croconaw doesn’t appear in the wild. The only way to get it is by evolving your Totodile at level 18. When it comes to stats, Croconaw is well-balanced. It has 65 HP, 80 Attack, and 80 Defense. Special Attack is 59, Special Defense is 63, and Speed is 58, giving it a total of 405 combat points. This makes it a solid choice for trainers who want a reliable Water-type with good physical strength.

Feraligatr

Feraligatr is the final evolution of the Totodile line and a powerhouse Water-type Pokémon. It’s huge, standing over seven and a half feet tall and weighing nearly 196 pounds. While it usually moves at a slow pace, when it attacks, it can strike with blinding speed, making its bites deadly for unsuspecting prey.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Feraligatr doesn’t appear in the wild. You can only obtain one by evolving your Croconaw at level 30. Feraligatr’s stats are impressive: 85 HP, 105 Attack, and 100 Defense. Special Attack is 79, Special Defense is 83, and Speed is 78, totaling 530 combat points. With this combination of raw power and solid defenses, Feraligatr is an excellent choice for any trainer looking for a strong, reliable Water-type Pokémon.

Talonflame

Talonflame is the fiery final evolution of the Fletchling line, blending Fire and Flying types into a swift and agile Pokémon. It stands just under four feet tall and weighs 54 pounds. One of its signature traits is the way it emits embers from its feathers during intense battles, taking to the skies with blazing speed.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Talonflame doesn’t spawn in the wild. You will get one by evolving a Fletchinder at level 35. Talonflame’s stats make it a fearsome opponent in battle. With 78 HP, 81 Attack, and 71 Defense, it can hold its own physically. Special Attack is 74, Special Defense 69, and its standout stat is Speed at 126, giving it a total of 499 combat points. Talonflame’s combination of high speed and balanced stats makes it perfect for fast, hit-and-run strategies in battle.

Pidgeot

Pidgeot is the final evolution of the Pidgey line, a Normal/Flying-type Pokémon known for its graceful hunting skills. It stands just under five feet tall and weighs about 87 pounds. Pidgeot often flies low over water, skimming the surface to catch Magikarp and other prey with ease.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Pidgeot doesn’t appear in the wild. You can get one by evolving a Pidgeotto at level 36. Pidgeot has balanced stats that make it a solid choice in battle. It has 83 HP, 80 Attack, and 75 Defense. Its Special Attack and Special Defense are both 70, while its Speed is impressive at 101, giving it a total of 479 combat points. This combination makes it a fast and reliable Pokémon for both offense and mobility.

Pangoro

Pangoro is a massive Fighting/Dark-type Pokémon, standing nearly seven feet tall and weighing close to 300 pounds. Known for its aggressive temperament, it won’t tolerate bullying and uses the leaf in its mouth to sense enemy movements, giving it an edge in battle.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can evolve a Pancham into Pangoro at level 32, but only if you have a Dark-type Pokémon in your party, such as Absol. Alternatively, you can battle and catch a wild Alpha Pangoro during Main Mission 40: The One That Gives, where it appears at level 70.

Pangoro’s stats make it a powerhouse: 95 HP, a massive 124 Attack, 78 Defense, 69 Special Attack, 71 Special Defense, and 58 Speed, totaling 495 combat points. With its strong physical attacks and intimidating presence, Pangoro is a force to be reckoned with.

Raichu

Raichu is the final evolution of the Pichu line and an Electric-type Pokémon. Small but quick, it stands about 2’7” tall and weighs 66 pounds. When its electricity builds up, its muscles get stimulated, making it more aggressive than usual.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Raichu can only be obtained by giving a Pikachu a Thunder Stone. It doesn’t appear naturally in the wild. Raichu has strong offensive stats, with 60 HP, 90 Attack, 55 Defense, 90 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and an impressive 110 Speed, totaling 485 combat points. Its combination of speed and power makes it an excellent choice for trainers who want a fast-hitting Electric-type.

Clefable

Clefable is a Fairy-type Pokémon and the final evolution in the Cleffa line. Standing just over four feet tall and weighing 88 pounds, it’s a timid Pokémon that usually hides from humans, only revealing itself in quiet, safe areas.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can evolve Clefairy into Clefable by using a Moon Stone. It doesn’t spawn in the wild. Clefable is a well-rounded Pokémon in battle, with 95 HP, 70 Attack, 73 Defense, 95 Special Attack, 90 Special Defense, and 60 Speed, totaling 483 combat points. Its high special stats and solid defenses make it a reliable choice for trainers looking for a Fairy-type that can handle both offense and defense.

Alakazam

Alakazam is the final evolution of the Abra line, a Psychic-type Pokémon famous for its incredible mental powers. It’s nearly five feet tall and weighs about 106 pounds. Alakazam has traded away its physical strength to fully unleash its psychic abilities, giving it the power to foresee almost anything.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can’t find Alakazam in the wild. To get one, you need to trade a Kadabra with another player using the Link Trade feature.

Alakazam excels in speed and special attacks. It has 55 HP, 50 Attack, and 45 Defense, but its Special Attack is an impressive 135, Special Defense is 95, and Speed is 120, giving it a total of 500 combat points. This makes Alakazam a top choice if you want a fast, hard-hitting Psychic Pokémon.

Gengar 

Gengar is a Ghost/Poison-type Pokémon known for lurking in shadows and chilling its surroundings rooms where it hides reportedly drop in temperature by nearly 10 degrees Fahrenheit. It stands just under five feet tall and weighs around 89 pounds.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Gengar doesn’t appear naturally in the wild. You will need to trade a Haunter with another player using the Link Trade feature to evolve it. Gengar is built for offense, boasting 60 HP, 65 Attack, 60 Defense, and a massive 130 Special Attack. Its Special Defense is 75, and Speed is 110, totaling 500 combat points. With high speed and powerful special moves, Gengar can strike fast and hard, making it a nightmare for opponents.

Doublade

Doublade is a Steel/Ghost-type Pokémon that evolves from Honedge. When it evolves, it splits into two swords that communicate telepathically to coordinate precise attacks, slicing enemies to ribbons. It’s small and light, standing 2’7” and weighing just under 10 pounds.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Doublade can only be obtained by evolving a Honedge at level 35; it doesn’t spawn in the wild. Doublade is a defensive powerhouse with 59 HP, 110 Attack, and a whopping 150 Defense. Its Special Attack is 45, Special Defense is 49, and Speed is 35, giving it 448 combat points. It’s slow but extremely sturdy, perfect for taking hits while dealing precise damage.

Aegislash

Aegislash is the final evolution of Honedge, a Steel/Ghost-type Pokémon with two forms: Shield Forme, which emphasizes defense and can sense leadership qualities, and Blade Forme, dedicated to offense. It stands 5’7” and weighs nearly 117 pounds.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can evolve Doublade into Aegislash using a Dusk Stone. It doesn’t appear in the wild. Aegislash has balanced stats tailored to its dual forms: 60 HP, 50 Attack, 140 Defense, 50 Special Attack, 140 Special Defense, and 60 Speed, totaling 500 combat points. Its versatility in offense and defense makes it a unique and strategic choice for battles.

Kirlia

Kirlia is a Psychic/Fairy-type Pokémon that evolves from Ralts at level 20. It’s small, standing 2’7” and weighing 44.5 pounds. Kirlia’s power grows with the cheerful spirit of its Trainer, and it often spins and dances when happy.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Kirlia doesn’t appear in the wild and must be evolved from Ralts. Kirlia’s stats are modest but balanced: 38 HP, 35 Attack, 35 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 55 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, totaling 278 combat points. It’s a gentle Pokémon whose strengths lie in psychic abilities and support in battle.

Gallade 

Gallade is a Psychic/Fighting-type Pokémon, the evolved form of a male Kirlia using a Dawn Stone. It stands over five feet tall and weighs 114 pounds. Gallade is a master of courtesy and swordsmanship, using the extendable blades on its elbows to fight.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can evolve a male Kirlia with a Dawn Stone, or you can catch a wild Alpha Gallade during Main Mission 40: The One That Gives in Wild Zone 5. It appears at level 70, so it’s recommended to make a manual save before fighting to ensure you can catch it.

Gallade’s stats make it a strong and fast attacker: 68 HP, 125 Attack, 65 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 115 Special Defense, and 80 Speed, totaling 518 combat points. With its mix of speed, power, and versatility, Gallade is a formidable addition to any team.

Slurpuff

Slurpuff is a Fairy-type Pokémon and the evolved form of Swirlix. It stands 2’7” tall and weighs 11 pounds. Known for its extraordinary sense of smell, Slurpuff can detect even the faintest scents, which it often puts to use helping pastry chefs perfect their creations.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Slurpuff can only be obtained by trading a Swirlix to another player using the Link Trade feature while it’s holding a Whipped Dream. It doesn’t appear in the wild. Slurpuff has well-rounded stats for a Fairy-type: 82 HP, 80 Attack, 96 Defense, 85 Special Attack, 75 Special Defense, and 72 Speed, totaling 480 combat points. Its combination of decent bulk and offensive capabilities makes it a versatile choice in battle.

Aromatisse

Aromatisse is another Fairy-type Pokémon, evolving from Spritzee when traded while holding a Sachet. It stands 2’7” tall and weighs 34 pounds. Aromatisse is known for its overwhelmingly strong scent Trainers who aren’t fond of the aroma may find it difficult to walk alongside this Pokémon.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Aromatisse doesn’t spawn in the wild. You can only get it by trading a Spritzee to another player with the Sachet item equipped. Aromatisse’s stats make it a special-attack-oriented Pokémon: 101 HP, 72 Attack, 72 Defense, 99 Special Attack, 89 Special Defense, and a very low 29 Speed, for a total of 462 combat points. Its high HP and Special Attack make it a sturdy and potent support Pokémon in battles.

Vanillish

Vanillish is an Ice-type Pokémon that evolves from Vanillite at level 35. It stands 3’7” tall and weighs about 90 pounds. Vanillish has the ability to chill the surrounding air and create ice particles, which it uses to freeze its opponents in battle.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Vanillish doesn’t appear in the wild and can only be obtained through evolution from Vanillite. Its stats are balanced for a special-attacking Ice-type: 51 HP, 65 Attack, 65 Defense, 80 Special Attack, 75 Special Defense, and 59 Speed, giving it a total of 395 combat points. Vanillish can control the battlefield with its freezing attacks and solid defenses.

Krookodile

Krookodile is a powerful Ground/Dark-type Pokémon, standing 4’11” and weighing over 212 pounds. Known for its tenacity, Krookodile never lets prey escape. Its powerful jaws are strong enough to tear apart even an automobile, making it one of the most fearsome predators in the region.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Krookodile doesn’t appear in the wild. You can get one by evolving a Krokorok at level 40. Krookodile boasts impressive stats: 95 HP, 117 Attack, 80 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 92 Speed, totaling 519 combat points. With its strong physical attacks and high speed, Krookodile is a dominant force in battle.

Machamp 

Machamp is a Fighting-type Pokémon and the final evolution of Machop. It stands 5’3” tall and weighs nearly 287 pounds. Famous for its four powerful arms, Machamp can pin an opponent’s limbs and throw them with incredible force, making it a terrifying presence in battle.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Machamp can only be obtained by trading a Machoke to another player using the Link Trade feature. It does not appear in the wild. Machamp’s stats make it a physical powerhouse: 90 HP, 130 Attack, 80 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 85 Special Defense, and 55 Speed, totaling 505 combat points. Its combination of raw strength and durability makes Machamp a top-tier choice for trainers seeking a heavy-hitting Fighting-type.

Gabite

Gabite is a Dragon/Ground-type Pokémon and the middle evolution in the Gible line. It stands 4’7” tall and weighs about 123 pounds. Known for its habit of digging, Gabite often unearths gems while expanding its nest, which it carefully hoards for itself.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Gabite doesn’t appear in the wild. You can only get one by evolving a Gible at level 24. Gabite has solid all-around stats: 68 HP, 90 Attack, 65 Defense, 50 Special Attack, 55 Special Defense, and 82 Speed, giving it a total of 410 combat points. Its combination of speed and offensive power makes it a formidable mid-stage Dragon-type.

Garchomp

Garchomp is the final evolution of Gible and Gabite, a Dragon/Ground-type Pokémon that dominates the battlefield. Towering at 6’3” and weighing over 209 pounds, it can fly at speeds comparable to a jet fighter and never lets its prey escape.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Garchomp doesn’t appear naturally in the wild. It can only be obtained by evolving Gabite at level 48. Garchomp is a true powerhouse, boasting 108 HP, 130 Attack, 95 Defense, 80 Special Attack, 85 Special Defense, and 102 Speed, for a total of 600 combat points. With its incredible speed and raw power, it’s one of the most dangerous and reliable Pokémon in your team.

Absol

Absol is a Dark-type Pokémon that stands 3’11” tall and weighs about 104 pounds. Known as the Disaster Pokémon, it appears before people to warn them of impending danger, using its keen senses to predict calamities.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Absol is automatically caught as part of the story during Main Mission 9: Chase That Mysterious Pokémon! It’s a guaranteed reward, so you don’t have to worry about missing it. Absol has impressive offensive stats: 65 HP, 130 Attack, 60 Defense, 75 Special Attack, 60 Special Defense, and 75 Speed, totaling 465 combat points. Its high Attack makes it a powerful Dark-type choice for any team.

Slowking

Slowking is a Water/Psychic-type Pokémon, the evolved form of Slowpoke when traded while holding a King’s Rock. It’s a large Pokémon, standing 6’7” and weighing 175 pounds. Renowned for its intelligence and intuition, Slowking stays calm and collected in any situation.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can obtain Slowking by trading a Slowpoke with the King’s Rock item. It doesn’t appear naturally in the wild. Slowking has strong special stats but is very slow: 95 HP, 75 Attack, 80 Defense, 100 Special Attack, 110 Special Defense, and only 30 Speed, totaling 490 combat points. Its combination of high defenses and special abilities makes it a great support and strategic Pokémon.

Eelektrik

Eelektrik is an Electric-type Pokémon and the evolved form of Tynamo. It’s 3’11” tall and weighs 48.5 pounds. Eelektrik wraps itself around prey and paralyzes them with electricity from the round spots on its sides before biting down to finish the attack.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Eelektrik can be obtained by evolving a Tynamo at level 39. It doesn’t spawn in the wild. Eelektrik’s stats are decent for an Electric-type: 65 HP, 85 Attack, 70 Defense, 75 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 40 Speed, totaling 405 combat points. Its paralyzing abilities and solid attacks make it a reliable choice for mid-tier Electric-type strategies.

Eelektross

Eelektross is the final evolution of Tynamo, an Electric-type Pokémon that grows to an imposing 6’11” and weighs 177.5 pounds. Using its sucker-like mouth, it latches onto prey and shocks it with electricity from its fangs.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Eelektross can only be obtained by giving Eelektrik a Thunder Stone. It doesn’t appear naturally in the wild. Eelektross is a strong and versatile Electric-type: 85 HP, 115 Attack, 80 Defense, 105 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, totaling 515 combat points. Its combination of solid stats and high attack makes it a dangerous and reliable Pokémon in battle.

Dratini

Dratini is a Dragon-type Pokémon, standing nearly six feet tall but surprisingly light at just over 7 pounds. Full of life energy, it constantly sheds its skin as it grows, steadily getting larger over time.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you will mostly find Dratini in high places across Lumiose City, such as rooftops. It doesn’t appear in Wild Zones, so keep your eyes upward when exploring the city. Dratini has modest stats, with 41 HP, 64 Attack, 45 Defense, 50 Special Attack, 50 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, totaling 300 combat points. While it’s small now, it evolves into much more powerful forms later.

Dragonair 

Dragonair is the elegant evolution of Dratini, a Dragon-type that can reach over 13 feet in length and weighs about 36 pounds. Its mystical crystalline orbs are believed to grant it the ability to control the weather, adding a magical aura to its graceful movements.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Dragonair is rare and mostly found in high places around Lumiose City, like rooftops. It evolves from Dratini at level 30. Dragonair’s stats are stronger than its pre-evolution, with 61 HP, 84 Attack, 65 Defense, 70 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 70 Speed, totaling 420 combat points. Its balance of offense and defense makes it a versatile and elegant Dragon-type.

Dragonite

Dragonite is the final evolution of Dratini and Dragonair, a Dragon/Flying-type Pokémon. Towering at 7’3” and weighing a massive 463 pounds, it’s known to make its home at sea and even guides lost ships to safety, earning a reputation as a kind-hearted yet powerful Pokémon.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Dragonite can only be obtained by evolving Dragonair at level 55. It does not appear naturally in the wild. Dragonite is a true powerhouse: 91 HP, 134 Attack, 95 Defense, 100 Special Attack, 100 Special Defense, and 80 Speed, for a total of 600 combat points. Its combination of strength, speed, and durability makes it one of the most formidable Pokémon in the game.

Ivysaur

Ivysaur is a Grass/Poison-type Pokémon and the middle evolution of Bulbasaur. Standing 3’3” and weighing about 29 pounds, it carries a plant bulb on its back. As it absorbs nutrients, this bulb grows and will eventually bloom into a large flower when it evolves into Venusaur.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Ivysaur only evolves from Bulbasaur at level 16 and does not appear naturally in the wild. Its stats are balanced: 60 HP, 62 Attack, 63 Defense, 80 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and 60 Speed, giving a total of 405 combat points. Its mix of defensive and offensive abilities makes it reliable in battle.

Charmeleon

Charmeleon is a Fire-type Pokémon and the middle evolution of Charmander. Standing 3’7” and weighing 42 pounds, it’s known for its aggressive behavior in battle. It swings its tail to knock down opponents and then uses its sharp claws to tear at them.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Charmeleon evolves from Charmander at level 16 and doesn’t appear in the wild. Charmeleon’s stats are well-rounded for its stage of evolution: 58 HP, 60 Attack, 58 Defense, 80 Special Attack, 65 Special Defense, and 80 Speed, totaling 405 combat points. Its fiery nature makes it a strong contender in battle.

Wartortle

Wartortle is a Water-type Pokémon and the evolved form of Squirtle. Standing 3’3” tall and weighing nearly 50 pounds, it has a playful yet defensive nature. When tapped on its head, it will retract it, but its tail still sticks out slightly, giving it a quirky charm.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Wartortle evolves from Squirtle at level 16 and doesn’t spawn in the wild. Wartortle’s stats make it solid in battle: 59 HP, 63 Attack, 80 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and 58 Speed, totaling 405 combat points. Its strong defenses and balanced stats make it a reliable Water-type Pokémon for any team.

Glalie

Glalie is an Ice-type Pokémon that stands almost 5 feet tall and weighs a massive 565 pounds. To defend itself, it encases its body in a thick armor of ice, formed by freezing moisture from the air, making it both intimidating and resilient.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Glalie can only be obtained by evolving Snorunt at level 42. It doesn’t appear naturally in the wild, so evolution is the only way to add this icy powerhouse to your team. Its stats are perfectly balanced, with 80 HP, 80 Attack, 80 Defense, 80 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and 80 Speed, giving it a total of 480 combat points. Glalie’s even distribution of stats makes it a versatile fighter in any battle.

Scizor

Scizor is a Bug/Steel-type Pokémon, nearly 6 feet tall and weighing over 260 pounds. Its body is covered in steel-hard armor, and it uses its eye-patterned pincers to intimidate foes before striking with precision.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can get Scizor by evolving Scyther through a trade with another player while it holds a Metal Coat. It doesn’t spawn naturally in the wild, so trading is necessary. Scizor packs a punch with its stats: 70 HP, 130 Attack, 100 Defense, 55 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and 65 Speed, totaling 500 combat points. Its high Attack and Defense make it a formidable presence in battle.

Trevenant

Trevenant is a Ghost/Grass-type Pokémon, standing nearly 5 feet tall and weighing about 156 pounds. It has a unique ability to control the trees in the forest using its roots as a nervous system, and it’s surprisingly kind to the Pokémon that live within its body.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, the only way to get Trevenant is by evolving Phantump through a trade with another player using the Link Trade feature. It doesn’t appear in the wild, so trading is essential.

Its stats make it a solid fighter: 85 HP, 110 Attack, 76 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 82 Special Defense, and 56 Speed, totaling 474 combat points. With strong Attack and decent defenses, Trevenant is both a sturdy and reliable Pokémon in battles.

Litwick

Litwick is a tiny Ghost/Fire-type Pokémon, just a foot tall and weighing under 7 pounds. It glows with a mysterious light that absorbs the life energy of nearby people and Pokémon, using it as fuel for its flame.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you can catch Litwick in the Lumiose Sewers during Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D. After that mission, the sewers aren’t accessible again, so make sure to grab it then. Its stats are modest but balanced for its size: 50 HP, 30 Attack, 55 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 55 Special Defense, and 20 Speed, totaling 275 combat points.

Chandelure

Chandelure is the evolved form of Lampent, a Ghost/Fire-type Pokémon standing over 3 feet tall and weighing 75 pounds. Its flames burn spirits, leaving only bodies behind, making it a fearsome opponent.

To get Chandelure in Pokémon Legends Z-A, you need to evolve Lampent by giving it a Dusk Stone. It doesn’t appear in the wild. Chandelure’s stats make it a powerful special attacker: 60 HP, 55 Attack, 90 Defense, 145 Special Attack, 90 Special Defense, and 80 Speed, totaling 520 combat points.

Steelix 

Steelix is a Steel/Ground-type Pokémon, enormous at over 30 feet long and nearly 900 pounds. Its strong jaws can chew through boulders, and its eyes can see perfectly in underground darkness.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Steelix evolves from Onix when you trade it holding a Metal Coat. It doesn’t appear naturally in the wild. Its stats focus heavily on defense: 75 HP, 85 Attack, an incredible 200 Defense, 55 Special Attack, 65 Special Defense, and 30 Speed, totaling 510 combat points. Steelix is a true wall on the battlefield.

Heliolisk

Heliolisk is an Electric/Normal-type Pokémon, around 3 feet tall and 46 pounds. It can flare its frills and generate enough electricity to power an entire skyscraper, making it a flashy and energetic Pokémon.

To get Heliolisk in Pokémon Legends Z-A, evolve Helioptile by giving it a Sun Stone. It isn’t found in the wild. Its stats are fast and electric-focused: 62 HP, 55 Attack, 52 Defense, 109 Special Attack, 94 Special Defense, and 109 Speed, for a total of 481 combat points.

Pupitar

Pupitar is a Rock/Ground-type Pokémon that’s about 4 feet tall and weighs over 330 pounds. Its body is as hard as bedrock, and it can vent pressurized gas to launch itself like a rocket.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, it evolves from Larvitar at Level 30. It doesn’t appear in the wild. Its stats are solid: 70 HP, 84 Attack, 70 Defense, 65 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 51 Speed, totaling 410 combat points.

Tyranitar

Tyranitar is the final form of Larvitar, a Rock/Dark-type standing 6’7” and weighing 445 pounds. When it rampages, it can knock down mountains and bury rivers, reshaping the landscape around it.

It evolves from Pupitar at Level 55 and doesn’t spawn in the wild. Tyranitar is a powerhouse: 100 HP, 134 Attack, 110 Defense, 95 Special Attack, 100 Special Defense, and 61 Speed, totaling 600 combat points. It’s a dominant force in battles.

Frogadier 

Frogadier is a Water-type Pokémon, small and agile at just 2 feet tall and 24 pounds. Its speed is unmatched, able to scale towers of over 2,000 feet in a single minute.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, it evolves from Froakie at Level 16 and cannot be found in the wild. Its stats favor speed and special attack: 54 HP, 63 Attack, 52 Defense, 83 Special Attack, 56 Special Defense, and 97 Speed, for a total of 405 combat points.

Greninja

Greninja, the final evolution of Froakie, is a Water-type standing nearly 5 feet tall and weighing 88 pounds. It creates throwing stars out of compressed water, which can even cut metal when thrown at high speeds.

It evolves from Frogadier at Level 36 and isn’t found in the wild. Greninja’s stats highlight its agility and special attacks: 72 HP, 95 Attack, 67 Defense, 103 Special Attack, 71 Special Defense, and 122 Speed, totaling 530 combat points.

Quilladin

Quilladin is a Grass-type Pokémon, about 2’4” tall and 64 pounds. It strengthens its lower body by ramming into others, but it’s peaceful and won’t start fights on its own.

It evolves from Chespin at Level 16 and doesn’t appear in the wild. Its stats are solid for a defensive Pokémon: 61 HP, 78 Attack, 95 Defense, 56 Special Attack, 58 Special Defense, and 57 Speed, totaling 405 combat points.

Chesnaught

Chesnaught is a mighty Grass/Fighting-type Pokémon, standing over 5 feet tall and weighing nearly 200 pounds. Its Tackle is so powerful it could flip a 50-ton tank, and it bravely uses its own body to shield allies from danger.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Chesnaught evolves from Quilladin at Level 36. It doesn’t appear naturally in the wild, so you will need to evolve it. Its stats make it a durable powerhouse: 88 HP, 107 Attack, 122 Defense, 74 Special Attack, 75 Special Defense, and 64 Speed, totaling 530 combat points.

Braixen

Braixen is a Fire-type Pokémon about 3 feet tall and weighing 32 pounds. It carries a twig in its tail, which it sets aflame by rubbing it against its tail fur, and then uses the fiery twig in battle.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Braixen evolves from Fennekin at Level 16. It doesn’t appear in the wild. Its stats are balanced with a focus on special attacks: 59 HP, 59 Attack, 58 Defense, 90 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 73 Speed, for a total of 409 combat points.

Delphox

Delphox is the final evolution of Fennekin, a Fire/Psychic-type standing nearly 5 feet tall and weighing 86 pounds. It wields psychic powers to create a blazing vortex reaching 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit, incinerating anything caught in it.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Delphox evolves from Braixen at Level 36 and cannot be found in the wild. Its stats highlight both speed and special attack: 75 HP, 69 Attack, 72 Defense, 114 Special Attack, 100 Special Defense, and 104 Speed, totaling 534 combat points.

Shelgon 

Shelgon is a Dragon-type Pokémon, stout and armored at 3’7” and 244 pounds. Inside its hard shell, its cells are transforming in preparation for its final evolution. The shell peels away the instant it evolves.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Shelgon evolves from Bagon at Level 30. It isn’t found in the wild. Its stats favor solid defense and attack: 65 HP, 95 Attack, 100 Defense, 60 Special Attack, 50 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, totaling 420 combat points.

Metang

Metang is a Steel/Psychic-type Pokémon, standing nearly 4 feet tall and weighing 446 pounds. It forms when two Beldum combine, creating a steel body so tough it won’t even scratch if hit by a jet.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Metang evolves from Beldum at Level 20 and doesn’t spawn in the wild. Its stats are sturdy and well-rounded: 60 HP, 75 Attack, 100 Defense, 55 Special Attack, 80 Special Defense, and 50 Speed, totaling 420 combat points.

Yveltal

Yveltal is a Dark/Flying-type Pokémon and a true force of nature, standing 19 feet tall and weighing 447 pounds. Legends say that when its life ends, it absorbs the life energy of everything nearby and transforms into a cocoon.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you encounter Yveltal automatically during Main Mission 41: The One That Takes. Even if you fail to catch it, the game forces you to retry until you succeed. To catch it, lower its HP and keep throwing Ultra Balls.

Its stats are overwhelming: 126 HP, 131 Attack, 95 Defense, 131 Special Attack, 98 Special Defense, and 99 Speed, totaling 680 combat points.

Zygarde

Zygarde is a Dragon/Ground-type Pokémon that stands 16’5” tall and weighs over 670 pounds. It is believed to monitor and protect ecosystems from those who would harm them, dwelling deep in caves.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Zygarde is obtained automatically as a reward for completing Main Mission 42: To Keep the World in Balance. Its stats make it a formidable guardian: 108 HP, 100 Attack, 121 Defense, 81 Special Attack, 95 Special Defense, and 95 Speed, totaling 600 combat points.

Scraggy

Scraggy is a Dark/Fighting-type Pokémon that stands just 2 feet tall and weighs 26 pounds. Its skin is unusually rubbery, giving it a defensive edge it can pull its skin up to its neck to reduce damage from attacks.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Scraggy can be caught in the Lumiose Sewers during Main Mission 19: Reaching Rank D. This is a one-time opportunity because the sewers aren’t accessible after completing the mission. Scraggy’s stats show a balanced approach for a small fighter: 50 HP, 75 Attack, 70 Defense, 35 Special Attack, 70 Special Defense, and 48 Speed, giving it a total of 348 combat points. It’s nimble and resilient for its size, making it a fun Pokémon to train and evolve.

Hawlucha

Hawlucha is a Fighting/Flying-type Pokémon, standing just under 3 feet tall and weighing around 47 pounds. It is an agile fighter that uses its wings to control its position in the air, often striking from above, making its attacks hard to anticipate or block.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Hawlucha can be found on rooftops throughout Lumiose City. It doesn’t appear in Wild Zones, so you’ll need to look high and keep exploring the city to find one. Hawlucha’s stats make it a fast and aggressive Pokémon: 78 HP, 92 Attack, 75 Defense, 74 Special Attack, 63 Special Defense, and 118 Speed, totaling 500 combat points. Its incredible Speed combined with strong offensive stats makes it an excellent choice for aerial hit-and-run tactics.

Spritzee

Spritzee is a tiny Fairy-type Pokémon, standing just eight inches tall and weighing just over a pound. Historically, instead of carrying perfume, royal ladies would keep a Spritzee with them, letting it waft a pleasant fragrance wherever they went. Its delicate presence and charming aroma make it a unique companion in Lumiose City.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, you’ll find Spritzee in elevated spots throughout the city, often near market stalls. It doesn’t appear in Wild Zones, so keep an eye out in Lumiose City itself. When it comes to stats, Spritzee is more defensive than fast. It has 78 HP, 52 Attack, and 60 Defense. Its Special Attack is 63, Special Defense 65, and Speed is very low at 23, giving it a total of 341 combat points. While it’s not built for speed, its fairying abilities make it a charming and supportive Pokémon in battle.

Swirlix

Swirlix is another Fairy-type Pokémon, slightly bigger than Spritzee at 1’4” and weighing around 7.7 pounds. Its fur is sweet and fluffy like cotton candy because it feeds only on sweets. This gives it a sticky, sugary charm that reflects its playful and whimsical nature.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Swirlix can be found in Bleu Sector 5 during the day. It usually perches on wooden boxes near the “5” on the map. If it doesn’t appear right away, you can advance time by resting on a bench outside a Pokécenter and check again the next day. Like Spritzee, it doesn’t appear in Wild Zones.

Swirlix has balanced but modest stats: 62 HP, 48 Attack, 66 Defense, 59 Special Attack, 57 Special Defense, and 49 Speed, totaling 341 combat points. Its stats make it more of a supportive Pokémon than a fast attacker, perfect for adding a bit of charm and fairy-type utility to your team.

Sliggoo

Sliggoo is a Dragon-type Pokémon that stands just over 2 feet tall and weighs about 39 pounds. It’s unique for the four horn-like sensors on its head, which act like a radar system, helping it detect sounds and smells without relying on traditional ears or a nose.

In Pokémon Legends Z-A, Sliggoo is a rare sight. It only appears near water during rainy weather and can be found throughout Lumiose City but not in Wild Zones. To find one, you’ll need to advance time until it rains, then explore areas near bodies of water. It’s helpful to make a manual save when it starts raining because if the rain stops, you’ll need to reload and try again.

Sliggoo evolves from Goomy at level 40 and eventually evolves into Goodra at level 50, but only if it’s raining. Its stats reflect its balanced defensive and offensive capabilities: 68 HP, 75 Attack, 53 Defense, 83 Special Attack, 113 Special Defense, and 60 Speed, giving it a total of 452 combat points. It’s a resilient Dragon-type that’s worth the effort to track down.