Complete List of All 20 Wild Zones in Pokémon Legends: Z-A — Find Every Pokémon Fast
Pokémon Legends: Z-A has 20 wild zones spread across the city, and each one unlocks as you progress through the Z-A Royale ranks and main story missions. Below you’ll find a clear, zone-by-zone breakdown of when each area opens and exactly which Pokémon appear there — useful if you want to finish every wild-zone square in your Pokédex.
- All wild zones and Pokémon
- Zone-by-zone list (unlock + spawns)
- Notes on alpha Pokémon and Pokédex tracking
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All wild zones and Pokémon in Pokémon Legends: Z-A
There are 20 wild zones total. Each zone lists the Pokémon that can spawn there on the map pop-up, and zones unlock either by default or after completing specific main missions. Also, you do not need to catch a Pokémon inside its listed wild zone for it to count — having it registered in your Pokédex is enough.
Zone-by-zone list (unlock + spawns)
Zone 1 — Default
Unlock requirement: Default.
Spawns: Weedle, Pichu, Scatterbug, Fletchling, Pidgey, Mareep, Bunnelby.
Zone 2 — Default
Unlock requirement: Default.
Spawns: Kakuna, Patrat, Binacle, Staryu (night), Magikarp, Budew.
Zone 3 — Default
Unlock requirement: Default.
Spawns: Skiddo, Pancham, Litleo, Espurr, Flabébé, Pikachu.
Zone 4 — Default
Unlock requirement: Default.
Spawns: Patrat, Gastly, Honedge (night), Spewpa, Ekans, Spinarak.
Zone 5 — Default
Unlock requirement: Default.
Spawns: Pidgeotto, Venipede, Electrike, Bellsprout, Abra, Pidgey, Bunnelby.
Zone 6 — Default
Unlock requirement: Default.
Spawns: Binacle, Meditite (day), Buneary, Magikarp, Houndour, Swablu, Flaaffy.
Zone 7 — Main Mission 9
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 9.
Spawns: Hippopotas (day), Audino, Vanillite, Kakuna, Floette, Roselia, Shuppet (night).
Zone 8 — Main Mission 9
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 9.
Spawns: Krokorok, Sandile, Gible, Drilbur, Machop, Numel.
Zone 9 — Main Mission 9
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 9.
Spawns: Carbink, Espurr, Fletchinder, Kadabra, Sableye, Mawile.
Zone 10 — Main Mission 9
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 9.
Spawns: Slowpoke, Arbok, Watchog, Bellsprout, Carvanha, Staryu, Tynamo.
Zone 11 — Main Mission 14
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 14.
Spawns: Gyarados, Clauncher, Furfrou, Inkay, Slowpoke, Stunfisk.
Zone 12 — Main Mission 14
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 14.
Spawns: Delibird, Machop, Snover, Bergmite, Vanillite, Gogoat, Snorunt, Machoke.
Zone 13 — Main Mission 14
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 14.
Spawns: Phantump (night), Vivillon (day), Heracross, Pinsir, Weepinbell (day), Scyther (night).
Zone 14 — Main Mission 19
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 19.
Spawns: Heliolisk (sunny, day), Drilbur, Onix, Aron, Excadrill, Lairon, Emolga.
Zone 15 — Main Mission 19
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 19.
Spawns: Pumpkaboo, Shuppet (night), Scolipede (day), Haunter (night), Whirlipede (day), Beedrill, Larvitar.
Zone 16 — Main Mission 24
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 24.
Spawns: Falinks, Flaaffy, Starmie (night), Barbaracle (night), Medicham (day), Florges, Froakie.
Zone 17 — Main Mission 24
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 24.
Spawns: Klefki (day), Lampent (night), Skarmory, Pyroar, Diggersby, Chespin.
Zone 18 — Main Mission 30
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 30.
Spawns: Noibat (night), Fennekin, Bagon, Altaria (day), Noivern (night), Swablu (day).
Zone 19 — Main Mission 30
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 30.
Spawns: Eevee, Furfrou, Drampa (day), Kangaskhan, Audino, Clefairy (night), Cleffa (night).
Zone 20 — Main Mission 37
Unlock requirement: Main Mission 37.
Spawns: Malamar, Dragalge, Charmander, Tepig, Lucario, Hippowdon, Squirtle, Totodile, Bulbasaur, Roserade, Gardevoir, Chikorita, Aggron, Scrafty, Garbodor.
Notes on alpha Pokémon and Pokédex
Our current data on alpha Pokémon in each wild zone is still incomplete. Therefore, while the spawn lists above are accurate for regular encounters, alpha appearance rates and conditions may vary and will be updated when more information is collected.
Finally, remember this concrete fact: registering a Pokémon in your Pokédex counts for the zone’s square even if you caught or evolved it elsewhere. So, if you already have a species recorded, you won’t need to find it again in that specific wild zone.
