How to 100% Wild Zone 20 in Pokemon Legends Z-A

Wild Zone 20 is the very last area where players can find wild Pokemon to fill out their Pokedex in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, and it is bigger than anything else players will have encountered previously.

This guide covers how to find all Pokemon in Wild Zone 20, the correct time of day to look for them, as well as some tips and tricks for getting the most out of the area. Here’s the breakdown.

Wild Zone 20 unlocks after players have completed the main story of Pokemon Legends: Z-A in Main Mission 37, and have reached the post-game.

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All Pokemon Legends Z-A Wild Zones

Learn how to unlock all 20 Wild Zones in Pokemon Legends: Z-A and which Pokemon and Alpha Pokemon you can expect to find in them.

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By Tom Bowen

All Wild Zone 20 Pokemon in Pokemon Legends: Z-A & Where to Find Them

There are 15 Pokemon in Wild Zone 20 in Pokemon Legends: Z-A. They are:

Malamar	Dragalge	Hippowdon	Lucario	Roselia
Gardevoir	Scrafty	Garbodor	Aggron	Charmander
Tepig	Squirtle	Totodile	Bulbasaur	Chikorita

Malamar Location

Time: Day/Night

There is a deep pool of water with a wooden bridge over it in the southernmost part of Wild Zone 20. Two Malamar can be found floating on top of the water. This spawn point is shared with Dragalge.

Dragalge Location

Time: Day/Night

Dragalge appear floating on top of the deep pool of water with the wooden bridge in Wild Zone 20. If you see Malamar here instead, reset the zone by fast traveling to it.

Hippowdon Location

Time: Day/Night

There are two Hippowdon spawns in Wild Zone 20. One can be found directly in front of the southern entrance, and the second can be found directly opposite the western entrance.

Lucario Location

Time: Day/Night

Two Lucario can be seen on the sandy area with the large rock and the trees between the concrete pavement.

Roselia Location

Time: Day/Night

Roselia can be found roaming the area between the bushes in the eastern part of Wild Zone 20.

Gardevoir Location

Time: Day/Night

Two Gardevoir can be found in the garden strip surrounding the Prism Tower. One can be seen in the northeastern part, right next to the north entrance, and the other can be found in the eastern section, right in front of that entrance.

Gardevoir are skittish, meaning they will disappear as soon as they see you approach. The best method of catching them is to sneak up from behind and throw a Quick Ball.

Scrafty Location

Time: Day/Night

Scrafty can appear in the construction zone in the top left corner of Wild Zone 20, with all the rubble and metal parts. Scraftinite can be purchased at the Quasartico Mega Shard Exchange for 240 Mega Shards after Main Mission 31.

Garbodor Location

Time: Day/Night

A few Garbodor appear fairly often in the construction area in Wild Zone 20, in between the containers.

Aggron Location

Time: Day/Night

A single Aggron appears in the construction area in the northwestern section of Wild Zone 20. It is not a guaranteed spawn, but relatively common. Aggronite can be purchased at the Quasartico Mega Shard Exchange for 360 Mega Shards after Main Mission 20.

Charmander Location

Time: Day/Night

Charmander can be found in one of five possible locations (shown above). As a Fire-type Pokemon, Charmander does not like to go in the water.

The five starter Pokemon available in Wild Zone 20 all share five possible spawn locations. If you don’t find the one you’re looking for, reset the zone by fast traveling and try again.

Tepig Location

Time: Day/Night

Tepig can be found in one of five possible locations (shown above). It is relatively common among all the other starters available in the area, and you’ll likely find him fairly easily.

Totodile Location

Time: Day/Night

Totodile can be found in one of five possible locations (shown above). It also sometimes jumps into the water alongside the Dragalge and Malamar, or in the shallow pool that circles the entire Wild Zone.

Bulbasaur Location

Time: Day/Night

Bulbasaur can be found in one of five possible locations (shown above). It can typically be found sitting near the bushes. Its appearances are relatively rare when compared to the other starters.

Chikorita Location

Time: Day/Night

Chikorita is the most common starter in Wild Zone 20 after Tepig, spawning in five possible locations in the area.

Squirtle Location

Time: Day/Night

Squirtle can spawn in five possible locations in Wild Zone 20 (shown above). It is the rarest starter to find in the area, comparable to Charmander, and has a very low catch rate. Using Ultra Balls until it gets angry is recommended to maximize your chances of capture.

Alpha Pokemon in Wild Zone 20

There are two Alpha Pokemon spawn slots in Wild Zone 20, directly in the middle of the area, underneath the broken Prism Tower. Quite a few Pokemon can occupy these slots, meaning every time the area resets, you’re likely to see a new pair of Alpha Pokemon roaming the pit in the middle.

So far, we’ve seen the following Alpha Pokemon make an appearance here:

Gengar
Altaria
Skarmory
Metagross
Carbink
Barbaracle
Vanilluxe
Hippowdon
Gardevoir
Victreebel
Aegislash
Machamp
Roserade

From our testing, it appears that only fully evolved Pokemon that are a part of the Kalos Pokedex can appear as their Alpha variants in Wild Zone 20. Notably, even trade-exclusive evolutions like Gengar and Alakazam can be found as Alpha Pokemon here, making it an excellent post-game location to fill out your Pokedex.

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