Welcome to the vibrant world of Pokémon Legends Z-A, where bustling Lumiose City is teeming with adventures. One of the essential stops in your journey is the Pokémon Center, a familiar haven for trainers and their beloved Pokémon. While it was surprisingly absent in Legends Arceus, it makes a grand return here, and it’s crucial to discover these Centers as soon as possible to maximize your gameplay experience.
As a seasoned gamer and Pokémon enthusiast, I can attest to the essential role Pokémon Centers play—not just for healing your Pokémon but for a variety of other key functions that enhance your journey through Lumiose City. In this guide, we’ll explore all the Pokémon Center locations in Pokémon Legends Z-A and their unique offerings.
Explore All Pokémon Center Locations in Pokémon Legends Z-A
In total, there are nine Pokémon Center locations sprinkled throughout Lumiose City, alongside mini Pokémon Centers situated near certain Wild Zones. While the larger centers can be used as Fast Travel options, you won’t be able to fast travel to the mini versions. Make sure you unlock the main centers early to smooth your adventure.
Below is a detailed list of all Pokémon Centers you can find:
| Map Marker | Pokémon Center Name | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bleu Pokémon Center | Southmost of Bleu District |
| 2 | Vernal Pokémon Center | Vernal Avenue |
| 3 | Vert Pokémon Center | Southmost of Vert District |
| 4 | Centrico Pokémon Center | Northside of Prism Tower, south of Rouge Sector 2 |
| 5 | Magenta Plaza Pokémon Center | Magenta Sector 1 |
| 6 | Magenta Pokémon Center | Magenta Sector 8 |
| 7 | Rouge Pokémon Center | Northmost of Rouge District |
| 8 | Hibernal Pokémon Center | Hibernal Avenue, Jaune Sector 4 |
| 9 | Jaune Pokémon Center | North Boulevard, westmost of Jaune District |
The Many Uses of Pokémon Centers in Pokémon Legends Z-A
While healing Pokémon is the primary purpose of Pokémon Centers, the ones in Legends Z-A offer additional fantastic features:
1. Fast Travel
Once you visit a Pokémon Center, it will be marked with a grey Poké Ball symbol on your map. After your initial visit, the symbol will turn red, allowing you to fast travel there anytime, making navigation throughout Lumiose City a breeze.
2. Healing
The core function of Pokémon Centers remains healing. Simply hand your Pokémon over to the nurse, and within moments, your team will be restored to full health, including the removal of any status ailments.
3. Lost Poké Ball Collector
Ever thrown a Poké Ball and missed your target? Don’t worry; outside every Pokémon Center, there’s a friendly Lost Poké Ball Collector ready to assist. Speak to him, and he’ll return any missed Poké Balls to you, ensuring nothing goes to waste.
4. Buy and Sell Items
Need supplies? Pokémon Centers are essential stops for purchasing core items, including Potions and Poké Balls. You can also sell items, although be mindful that most will sell for less than their purchase price. Aim to sell valuable treasures for better returns. Here’s a quick overview of what you can find:
| Item | Price (Poké Coins) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Poké Ball | 100 | A device for catching wild Pokémon. |
| Great Ball | 300 | High-performance Ball with a better catch rate than a standard Poké Ball. |
| Ultra Ball | 600 | An ultra-performance Ball providing a higher catch rate than a Great Ball. |
| Potion | 150 | Restores 20 HP to a Pokémon. |
| Super Potion | 400 | Restores 60 HP to a Pokémon. |
| Hyper Potion | 600 | Cures poisoning in a Pokémon. |
| Max Potion | 1200 | Fully restores HP to a single Pokémon. |
| Revive | 800 | Revives a fainted Pokémon and restores half its max HP. |
| Antidote | 100 | Cures paralysis in a Pokémon. |
| Paralyze Heal | 100 | Ensures a Pokémon is freed from paralysis. |
| Burn Heal | 100 | Cures a Pokémon suffering from a burn. |
| Ice Heal | 100 | Restores a Pokémon frozen solid. |
| Awakening | 100 | Rouses a drowsy Pokémon. |
| Full Heal | 200 | Eliminates all status conditions from a Pokémon. |
5. Register Your Birthday
When you visit a Pokémon Center for the first time, you have the option to register your birthday. This means on your special day, you’ll receive a unique greeting in-game. Make sure to enter your date correctly, as this can only be done once!
Are you wondering what else you can do at Pokémon Centers? Here are a few more questions frequently asked by fellow trainers:
Can I use my Pokémon Center for Fast Travel? Yes, after your first visit, you can fast travel to that Pokémon Center any time by accessing the map.
What happens if I miss a Poké Ball? Don’t worry! The Lost Poké Ball Collector located outside each Pokémon Center will return your missed Poké Balls to you.
How do I heal my Pokémon at a Center? Simply approach the nurse inside and hand over your Pokémon. They’ll be restored to full health in no time.
What items can I purchase at Pokémon Centers? You’ll find a variety of essential items including Poké Balls, Potions, and more to ensure you’re always prepared for your next encounter.
Can I sell items at the Pokémon Center? Yes, you can sell various items, but selling treasures is generally more profitable than selling standard items.
With so many features, Pokémon Centers are indispensable on your journey through Pokémon Legends Z-A. So, make sure to visit them often! Dive deeper into the adventure and explore more content on Moyens I/O. Happy training!