Hyperspace Pokedex Pokémon Legends Z-A Mega Dimension DLC Guide

Across hyperspace and beyond, the Pokédex reveals whose legends bend the very fabric of Mega Dimension.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Mega Dimension Hyperspace Pokédex

The Mega Dimension DLC’s Hyperspace Pokédex expands the Pokémon Legends: Z-A catalog with detailed entries, battlefield tips, and strategic insights for every Mega Evolution and Z-A move, helping trainers assemble a complete, battle-ready roster.

As you go through the intro for the DLC, Mable will upgrade your Pokédex to have the Hyperspace Pokédex, allowing you to look into over 130 more Pokémon.

You can see the Pokémon below, but note that this is listed the way the Hyperspace Pokédex lists them, so regional forms, like Galarian Meowth, are not listed, though they are available in-game. Feel free to Ctrl F if you want to see if your favorite Pokémon made the cut this time around.

Pokémon

Type

Mankey

fighting

Primape

fighting

Annihilape

fighting/ghost

Meowth

normal

Persian

normal

Perrserker

steel

Farfetch’d

normal/flying

Sirfetch’d

fighting

Cubone

ground

Marowak

ground

Porygon

normal

Porygon2

normal

Porygon-Z

normal

Capsakid

grass

Scovillain

grass/fire

Tinkatink

fairy/steel

Tinkatuff

fairy/steel

Tinkaton

fairy/steel

Cyclizar

dragon/normal

Glimmet

rock/poison

Glimmora

rock/poison

Rotom

electric/ghost

Greavard

ghost

Houndstone

ghost

Sandygast

ghost/ground

Palossand

ghost/ground

Kecleon

normal

Flamigo

flying/fighting

Cryogonal

ice

Dondozo

water

Tatsugiri

dragon/water

Frigibax

dragon/ice

Arctibax

dragon/ice

Baxcalibur

dragon/ice

Gimmighoul

ghost

Gholdengo

steel/ghost

Qwilfish

water/poison

Overqwil

dark/poison

Treecko

grass

Grovyle

grass

Sceptile

grass

Torchic

fire

Combusken

fire/fighting

Blaziken

fire/fighting

Mudkip

water

Marshtomp

water/ground

Swampert

water/ground

Feebas

water

Milotic

water

Chingling

psychic

Chimecho

psychic

Indeedee

psychic/normal

Purrloin

dark

Liepard

dark

Munna

psychic

Musharna

psychic

Throh

fighting

Sawk

fighting

Yamask

ghost

Cofagrigus

ghost

Runerigus

ground/ghost

Wimpod

bug/water

Golisopod

bug/water

Nickit

dark

Thievul

dark

Clobbopus

fighting

Grapploct

fighting

Mimikyu

ghost/fairy

Kleavor

bug/rock

Morpeko

electric/dark

Golett

ground/ghost

Golurk

ground/ghost

Rookidee

flying

Corvisquire

flying

Corviknight

flying/steel

Igglybuff

normal/fairy

Jigglypuff

normal/fairy

Wigglytuff

normal/fairy

Fidough

fairy

Dachsbun

fairy

Starly

normal/flying

Staravia

normal/flying

Staraptor

normal/flying

Spoink

psychic

Grumpig

psychic

Squawkabilly

normal/flying

Crabrawler

fighting

Crabominable

fighting/ice

Nacli

rock

Naclstack

rock

Garganacl

rock

Gulpin

poison

Swalot

poison

Zubat

poison/flying

Golbat

poison/flying

Crobat

poison/flying

Charcadet

fire

Armarouge

fire/psychic

Ceruledge

fire/ghost

100

Maschiff

dark

101

Mabosstiff

dark

102

Toxel

electric/poison

103

Toxtricity

electric/poison

104

Shroodle

poison/normal

105

Grafaiai

poison/normal

106

Zangoose

normal

107

Seviper

poison

108

Mime Jr.

psychic/fairy

109

Mr. Mime

psychic/fairy

110

Mr. Rime

ice/psychic

111

Foongus

grass/poison

112

Amoonguss

grass/poison

113

Heatran

fire/steel

114

Volcanion

fire/water

115

Cobalion

steel/fighting

116

Terrakion

rock/fighting

117

Virizion

grass/fighting

118

Keldeo

water/fighting

119

Meloetta

normal/psychic

120

Genesect

bug/steel

121

Hoopa

psychic/ghost

122

Marshadow

fighting/ghost

123

Meltan

steel

124

Melmetal

steel

125

Darkrai

dark

126

Latias

dragon/psychic

127

Latios

dragon/psychic

128

Kyogre

Where to find each Hyperspace Pokémon by location

Hyperspace Pokémon in Pokémon Legends: Z-A’s Mega Dimension DLC primarily appear in randomly spawning Hyperspace Wild Zones across Lumiose City, rated from 1★ to 5★, with higher ranks hosting rarer species. Lower-ranked Pokémon can appear in higher zones, but not vice versa, and some are tied to side missions or evolutions. Access zones via the map after pressing the Minus button, and progress through DLC story portals to unlock more.

Pokémon by Star Rank

Most encounters occur in Wild Zones, with specific examples from comprehensive guides:

Pokémon	Star Rank	Notes/Evolution
Meowth	2★	Evolves to Persian (Lv. 28)
Glimmet	3★	Evolves to Glimmora (Lv. 35)
Rotom	Side Mission 170	Showcase completion
Greavard	1★	Evolves to Houndstone (Lv. 30, night)
Treecko	2★	Evolves to Grovyle (Lv. 16), Sceptile (Lv. 36)
Frigibax	5★	Evolves to Arctibax (Lv. 35)
Chingling	1★	Evolves to Chimecho (friendship, night)
Corviknight	4★	Evolves from Rookidee (Lv. 28/38)

Special Locations

Legendaries like Kyogre (#128) and Groudon (#129) appear post-DLC story in dedicated quests.
Hyperspace Lumiose portals offer randomized spawns scaled by star level in subconscious city pockets.
Maps and distortion guides help track fixed portal spots on Lumiose.

Full lists on sites like GameRant and Serebii detail all 132 entries with exact evolutions and missions.

Show a checklist for completing the Hyperspace Pokédex

Completing the Hyperspace Pokédex requires catching 132 DLC-exclusive Pokémon across Lumiose City’s Hyperspace Wild Zones (1★-5★), side missions, and post-story quests. Use the in-game Hyperspace Pokédex tab (accessed via Minus button) to filter gray silhouettes for missing entries, rest at benches to respawn zones, and prioritize higher-star areas for rares. Track survey points for legendaries and craft optimal donuts/berries for efficiency.

Step-by-Step Checklist

Unlock DLC Content: Finish Mega Dimension main story and base game missions to access all portals and zones.
Stock Supplies: Buy Poké Balls, Mega Shards, evolution stones (e.g., Moon Stone at Stone Emporium), and sour berries for donuts with “Item Power: Berries 3” + “Big Haul”.
Farm Wild Zones: Press Minus to view only Hyperspace zones; target gray icons, complete zone missions for Hyper Berries, repeat via bench resets.
Handle Evolutions: Level up (e.g., Glimmet to Glimmora at Lv. 35), friendship (e.g., Chingling to Chimecho at night), or items (e.g., Jigglypuff + Moon Stone).
Complete Side Missions: Unlock specifics like Rotom (Mission 170), Volcanion (194), Genesect (191, collect Drives), Ceruledge/Armarouge armor in 5★ zones.

Special Pokémon Checklist

Pokémon/Line	Requirement/Location	Notes
Frigibax line	5★ zones (special scan)	Evolves Lv. 35; green no-preview zones.
Latios/Latias	Side Mission 189 + 5★	Post-unlock in matching zones.
Legendaries (Kyogre, Groudon, Rayquaza)	70k Survey Points each post-story	Final Rayquaza unlocks more.
Mythicals: Zeraora	Canari Bread trade → Plasma Donut → EX3	Backup save for donut RNG.
Marshadow	Mission 192; 3/4 day cycle at Battle Court (Prism Tower shadow on Pokéball).
Meloetta, Keldeo, etc.	5★ special scans post-story	Type-matched green zones.

Final Tips

Earn 25k Survey Points increments at Russ Syndicate for Lv. 5 zones; grind Rage Fist/Annihilape evos at Dojo. Community trackers like IGN and Serebii offer printable checklists for all 132 entries.

Shawn Wilken

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