Welcome to the land of Pokémon Legends, where Pokémon are as common as socks on a laundry day! Today’s hot topic: Wild Zone 13, nestled conveniently on the outskirts of Lumiose City—because who doesn’t love a bit of wilderness drama just beyond a bustling metropolis? This Wild Zone is teeming with a total of six Pokémon just waiting to be ensnared in a Poké Ball!
Getting into Wild Zone 13 is like unlocking the secret level in a video game. Complete a few main missions, and voilà! A message pops up on your fancy Rotom Phone as you exit Hotel Z, announcing a new area, because why would anyone want to explore areas without an annoying little reminder?
For those seeking excitement in their Pokémon journey, most Wild Zones are famous for their elusive rooftop-dwelling Pokémon—like they think they’re hot stuff hiding up high, away from the common folk. But fear not, Wild Zone 13 is as down-to-earth as it gets; all Pokémon are hanging out at ground level. Ground level, people! No need for a grappling hook here!
As the sun kisses certain Pokémon goodnight and others wake up to greet the day, it should be noted that Wild Zone 13 is a fickle place. Some Pokémon only make their grand entrance depending on whether it’s day or night. How quaint! So, for full listings on these elusive critters, consult the magical scroll below (also known as the guide).
Pokémon Lineup of Wild Zone 13
This Wild Zone boasts a ragtag bunch of characters:
- Vivillon
- Pinsir
- Heracross
- Scyther
- Phantump
- Weepinbell
Pokémon Profiles
Vivillon
Vivillon is like that neighbor who always makes a grand entrance near the gates of Wild Zone 13. And who doesn’t love a good butterfly sighting?
Heracross
Make sure to venture towards the back gate during the day because the almighty Heracross lurks there—willing to give anyone the finger (its horn, that is).
Weepinbell
Weepinbell, with its insatiable appetite for pretty much anything that doesn’t run away, shows up in the daylight. Bonus points for spotting an Alpha Weepinbell nearby, pretending to be a celebrity!
Scyther
Looking for Scyther? The nighttime star can be seen posing dramatically in the shadows, snipping at the unsuspecting—because that’s what cool Pokémon do.
Phantump
For a ghostly encounter, Phantump makes its haunting appearance near the outskirts, typically chilling next to an imposing Alpha Trevenant. Talk about a spooky duo!
Pinsir
Pinsir can be seen displaying its muscles in the central area—because it knows how to flaunt its charm like a pro.
