Every Confirmed Pokemon For Pokemon Legends Z-A So Far

Pokemon Legends Z-A made a surprise appearance at the end of the latest Pokemon Presents video, as the debut trailer offered a brief look at the franchise's return to the Kalos region and, more specifically, Lumiose City. Packed within the brief two-minute video are multiple Pokemon, and finding them all requires a keen eye.

We've located 29 Pokemon in the first teaser trailer, and we've listed them all here. As more information comes out about the game leading up to its 2025 release on Nintendo Switch, we will update this gallery with every Pokemon you'll find in Pokemon Legends Z-A.

The famous electric mouse is the first Pokemon we see in the trailer, as it appears running through the streets of Lumiose City. This Pikachu serves as a tour guide of sorts, appearing in every scene of the video.

The aforementioned pair of Pyroar are sitting in a town square, children in tow. The two can be distinguished by their manes--the male has its mane circling its entire head, while the female's sit on top of its head like a giant mohawk.

Two of these fiery little guys are seen playing, with both the male and female versions of their evolved form, Pyroar, standing watch. As Pikachu runs by, a third Litleo can be seen leaning on his mother's leg.

Later, Pikachu runs by an outdoor seating area with people and Pokemon seen at the tables. Furfrou is the most noticeable, as its pink silhouette takes up half of the screen on the left side. Later, another Furfrou wearing a hat can be seen walking with its trainer.

Four different Flabébé appear in the outdoor cafe scene with Furfrou. Two float just off of the center of the screen to the right while the other two are seen on the far left.

The final Pokemon appearing in the cafe scene, Klefki can be seen floating just to the left of the person sitting at the table.

The scene then shifts to a waterway running through the city, with Pikachu running on a bridge above. As the camera pans out, a massive Gyarados can be seen under the bridge.

When the scene first transitions to the bridge, two Fletchlings can be seen on the railing of the bridge. One is already standing on it as the scene appears, while another slowly descends and lands as Pikachu scurries past.

In the water below the railing with the Fletchling, a person is seen throwing something into the water. As they do, Dragonair jumps out of the water.

Behind the person throwing an object in the water is a small green silhouette standing behind them. This is Hawlucha, as noted by its stance and the noticeable luchador mask on its head.

Below the Dragonair, resting in the water, are multiple star-shaped yellow silhouettes. These are Staryu, one of the original 150 Pokemon from the Kanto region, lying in the stream.

Magikarp can be seen swimming in the water near the Staryu, with one appearing just to the left of the Gyarados under the bridge. Look for the red silhouette in the water as Emolga flies in.

We're still in the water under the bridge for this one, though Skrelp is definitely the easiest to miss. Look for small brown figures moving slowly through the water, and you'll see Skrelp.

As the camera pans away from the Gyarados under the bridge, Hippopotas is seen walking on the path to its right, while looking up at its companion. Behind it is the previously mentioned Furfrou in a top hat, which appears as a green silhouette.

Blink and you'll miss the Disaster Pokemon's brief appearance in the bridge scene; just as Hippopotas appears in-frame, Absol and its Trainer can be seen running in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

While Pikachu crosses the bridge horizontally in the center of the screen, a long purple Pokemon slithers by. While it bears a slight resemblance to the Dragonair we saw earlier, it's actually Arbok, as you can see the crest of his neck very briefly.

Finally, just before the camera moves to a different scene, a small yellow Pokemon glides in from the left side of the screen. That's the flying electric squirrel Emolga making a quick appearance.

We then see two Pokemon in a heated battle right in the middle of the street, one in purple on the ground and the other in yellow in the air. The grounded purple Pokemon is Sylveon, the Fairy-type evolution of Eevee which debuted in the Kalos region.

The yellow Pokemon battling Sylveon, meanwhile, is Aegislash, the final evolution of Honedge. We get a close-up of the Royal Sword Pokemon as it tries to bash Sylveon with its shield.

When the battle between Aegislash and Sylveon first appears, a red silhouette can be seen on the right side of the screen. This is a Krookodile, as evidenced by the long tail and back spines.

In front of the Krookodile are three small yellow Pokemon walking in a line. Those are Sandile, Krookodile's pre-evolved form, traveling with what could be their parent.

After Aegislash attempts the shield bash on Sylveon, the camera pans to the Fairy-type Pokemon as it prepares a move of its own. Behind it, on the right side of the screen, Pinsir can be seen getting ready to battle a Heracross.

As previously mentioned, Heracross can be seen preparing to battle a Pinsir while Sylveon readies a ring attack and fires it at Aegislash. We don't get to see Heracross nor Pinsir perform an attack, as the scene quickly shifts.

Just after Sylveon attacks, Talonflame swoops in from the right side of the screen, and the camera follows it into the sky. The scene eventually ends high above the city, with Prism Tower featured prominently in the background.

As Talonflame swoops into view, it flies under a gray arch made of round boulder-like objects. This is clearly an Onix, the massive Rock Snake Pokemon from the first generation, sitting on the busy city street.

To the right of Onix are multiple Bellsprout standing in a group. They appear quickly, but at least three can be seen under the tree as Talonflame zips by.

This is another "blink and you'll miss it" appearance, but Eevee does make a brief cameo as the camera begins to follow Talonflame. Look just in front of Onix, and you'll see the tiny brown figure walking toward the camera.

After Onix leaves view, there's a massive form on the right side of the screen under a tree that looks almost like one of the humans in the trailer. On closer inspection, however, this is a Pangoro, the evolved form of Pancham, and not just another person.

The final Pokemon we can identify in the trailer is Ariados, the spider-like Pokemon from the Johto region. Look at the building on the left side of the screen as Talonflame enters the clearing, and you'll see Ariados crawling down the side of it.