
Pokémon Legends: Z-A · Lumiose City
Pokémon Legends Z-A Pokédex
Type weaknesses, base stats, Mega Evolutions, and evolution lines for every Pokémon in the redeveloped Lumiose City. Catch 'em all — know every matchup before you battle.
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- Pokémon
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- Types
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- Mega Forms
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- Guides
Tools & Databases
Type Chart
Complete 18-type effectiveness chart for Pokémon Legends: Z-A — every super-effective, resisted, and immune matchup.
Pokédex Database
Every Pokémon with type weaknesses, base stats, abilities, evolution lines, and habitats in Lumiose City.
Guides & Mega Evolution
Starter selection guides, the new Z-A Mega Evolutions, Zygarde lore, and Lumiose City exploration tips.
Popular Pokémon
View all 59 →The iconic Electric mouse Pokémon thrives in the redeveloped parks of Plaza District. In Z-A, Pikachu can evolve into Raichu — or into Raichu (Mega) with its exclusive new Mega forms, Raichu (Mega X) and Raichu (Mega Y).
The genetic Pokémon created from Mew's DNA. In Z-A, the M Project side quest leads you to Mewtwo deep beneath Lumiose City. Mewtwo (Mega Y) remains one of the deadliest special attackers in the game — and one of the hardest to obtain.
The aura Pokémon and mascot of Mega Evolution itself. In Z-A, Lucario gains an exclusive new form — Lucario (Mega Z) — evolved through the power of Z-aura, with an even fiercer aura spike and boosted stats for the Mega Dimension endgame.
The order Pokémon that watches over the ecosystem. In Z-A, Zygarde 50% Forme monitors the balance of Lumiose City from the underground. Its new Mega form, Zygarde (Mega), is among the most powerful Mega Evolutions ever introduced.
The land shark pseudo-legendary. Garchomp's Z-A exclusive Mega form — Garchomp (Mega Z) — is powered by Z-aura and rebalances its stats: lower Speed than classic Mega Garchomp, but even fiercer Attack and bulk. A flagship Mega of the Mega Dimension.
The Fairy-type Eeveelution. Sylveon's ribbons wrap around allies to soothe them, and its Pixilate ability turns Normal moves into Fairy attacks. A premier counter to Z-A's Dragon-heavy endgame and Mega Garchomp.
Latest Guides
All guides →Pokémon Legends: Z-A Starter Guide — Chikorita vs Tepig vs Totodile
Which Z-A starter should you pick? Full comparison of Chikorita, Tepig and Totodile — final evolution typings, Mega forms, base stat totals, and the best pick for Lumiose City's wild districts.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A Mega Evolutions — Complete List & How Mega Evolution Works
Every Mega Evolution available in Pokémon Legends: Z-A — new Z-A Mega forms, how Mega Evolution works in Lumiose City, Mega Stones locations, and the strongest Mega picks.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A Type Chart Guide — Weaknesses & Resistances Explained
Everything about the 18-type chart in Z-A: how multipliers work, dual-type weaknesses, the best attacking types, and which types dominate the Lumiose City roster.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A Lumiose City Guide — Districts, Wild Areas & Key Locations
Explore the redeveloped Lumiose City in Z-A: all five districts, where to find each habitat type, key story locations, and which Pokémon appear in each wild area.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A Zygarde Guide — Forms, Cells, and How to Catch Zygarde
Zygarde is the star of Z-A. Learn about its 10%, 50% and Complete forms, how Zygarde Cells work in Lumiose City, and the best way to build a Zygarde team.
Best Mega Evolution Team for Pokémon Legends Z-A — Top Picks & Synergies
Build the strongest Mega Evolution team in Z-A: the best Mega forms, type coverage synergies, and a balanced roster for the Lumiose City story and post-game.





