To evolve Sliggoo into the powerful pseudo-legendary Goodra in Pokémon Legends: Z-A, you'll need to meet some specific criteria that no other Pokémon in the game need. The special sauce to evolve ...

After completing the mission, you'll receive two Whipped Dreams, allowing you to evolve two Swirlix. If you've rolled credits in the game already and also need even more Whipped Dreams, you can try to ...

Evolving Inkay into Malamaris one of the many special evolutions in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. The evolution process does involve a bit of leveling, but there are a few more steps that you'll need to ...

To evolve your Pancham into a Pangoro, you will need to level it up to level 32. The option to evolve him won't automatically pop up, which seems to be the source of confusion for many players.

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Just like in all past 3DS and Switch Pokemon games, getting Inkay to evolve into Malamar in Pokemon Legends: Z-A involves holding your Switch or Switch 2 upside down when in Handheld Mode. Head to the ...

If you've just set foot in Lumiose City, you might be wondering how to evolve Pokemon in Pokemon Legends: Z-A. It works pretty differently to the other RPGs in the series, aside from Pokemon Legends: ...

Pokemon games are all about catching your little pocket monsters, leveling them up, and evolving them. Pokemon Legends: Z-A is no different, and it continues the series' tradition of having some very ...

There are dynamic weather effects in Pokémon Legends: Z-A, meaning you will experience different weather patterns as you explore Lumiose City. Of course, not all of these weather patterns happen when ...

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