Battle zone (Lumiose City)
- If you were looking for the Battle Zone sub-region that appears in the Sinnoh-based games, see Battle Zone.
Battle zones (Japanese: バトルゾーン battle zone) are designated areas fenced off with red holographic technology that appear at night within Lumiose City. The battle zones are spaces where Trainers go to compete and battle each other as part of the Z-A Royale.
In Pokémon Legends: Z-A, a battle zone will appear at night somewhere within the city. After the Infinite Z-A Royale is established, the number of battle zones that activate each night increases from one to three. Within a battle zone, Trainers will challenge the player on sight, and can catch the player's Pokémon off guard, briefly causing them to be unable to move. Conversely, the player can hide behind objects in the environment and initiate a surprise attack on unsuspecting Trainers to gain an advantage.
List of battle zones
There are eleven possible battle zones that can appear each night.
| Battle zones | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Description | |||||
| Vert Sector 1 Vert Sector 2 |
Be wary of any objects around this simple landscape if you don't want to be caught unawares—they may conceal opponents. | |||||
| Vert Sector 5 Vert Sector 8 |
There are many twists and turns here, meaning plenty of blind corners. Take care not to give away your location. | |||||
| Vert Sector 6 | The water may restrict your ability to move about. Take care not to become an easy target if you cross the small bridge! | |||||
| Bleu Sector 5 Bleu Sector 7 |
The sewers create a difference in elevation within this zone. Keep that in mind when strategizing and navigating the terrain. | |||||
| Bleu Sector 4 Magenta Sector 3 |
You can get a clear line of sight along Estival Avenue in this zone. Using that to your advantage will be your key to victory. | |||||
| Magenta Sector 4 Magenta Sector 7 |
The mazelike streets in this zone require special care to navigate if you hope to remain unnoticed by opponents. | |||||
| Magenta Sector 6 | If you wish to reach the rooftops, you'll need to tackle some tricky scaffolding in this tough-to-navigate battle zone. | |||||
| Rouge Sector 3 Rouge Sector 4 |
The long, narrow streets here make it a good idea to take advantage of objects that can shield you from being spotted. | |||||
| Rouge Sector 6 Rouge Sector 8 |
Buildings loom over most areas in this zone. The streets are also wide open, making them hard to traverse undetected. | |||||
| Jaune Sector 3 Jaune Sector 4 Jaune Sector 5 |
There are lots of wide-open spaces in this sprawling zone, making you an easy target for other Trainers taking part in the Royale. | |||||
| Jaune Sector 9 Jaune Sector 11 |
The stairs and little paths you might not even notice during daytime hours require strategic approaches in this battle zone. | |||||
Trainers
Trainers that can appear in battle zones are listed under "Others". In the Infinite Z-A Royale, the possible Trainers change as the player accumulates victories from reward matches. Every battle zone Trainer's Pokémon have the neutral Hardy Nature and 0 IVs across all stats.
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In other languages
| Language | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese | Cantonese | 對戰特區 Deuijin Dahkkēui |
| Mandarin | 對戰特區 / 对战特区 Duìzhàn Tèqū | |
| European French | Zone de combat | |
| German | Kampfsektor | |
| Italian | Zona lotta | |
| Korean | 배틀 존 Battle Zone | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Zona de batalha | |
| Spanish | Latin America | Zona de combate |
| Spain | Zona de combate | |
| Thai | แบตเทิลโซน Battle Zone | |
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