Zygarde is the mascot legendary for Pokémon Legends: Z-A (even though it's not on the game box), so adding it to your Pokédex is a must. So look below to learn how to get Zygarde in Pokémon Legends: Z ...

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Zygarde in Pokemon Legends Z-A is the last of the Aura Trio Legendaries that you can capture in the game. Once you capture Xerneas and Yveltal, you will be able to capture this legendary Pokemon.

Knowing how Zygarde's Formes work in Pokémon Legends: Z-A is very important if you want to make this Pokémon part of your team. After all, there's no point in having Zygarde take up one of your six ...

Zygarde is an integral part of Pokémon Legends: Z-A; basically think of this Legendary as the equivalent of Arceus in Legends: Arceus, and you're not far off. That, of course, means you can catch this ...

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The Legendary Pokemon, Zygarde, will make appearances throughout the story of Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Unfortunately, you will not be able to catch it until you get to the post-game after the credits ...

Core Enforcer is a Dragon-type move that Zygarde learns in this game, while Glare is a level-up maneuver that paralyzes the target. Unlike the first two, Focus Blast and Earth Power must be learnt ...

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