In Pokémon Legends: Z-A, there are many Wild Zones, each with a unique pool of wild Pokémon for you to catch. This page lists all the Pokémon you can catch in Wild Zone 17.

How to Unlock Wild Zone 17¶

Wild Zone 17 becomes available after completing Main Mission 24 Reaching Rank C.

Wild Zone 17 Location¶

You can find Wild Zone 17 at the south-east quadrant of Lumiose City, a short walk away from Hotel Z.

List of Pokémon in Wild Zone 17¶

Klefki Location¶

Klefki can be found on the rooftops during the day. They’re passive, so should be easy to catch. But be mindful that the rooftops are small, so it’s hard to sneak up on them.

Lampent Location¶

Lampent can be found on the rooftops during night. They’re aggressive and there’s not much space on the rooftops to fight them. Fortunately, there’s only two of them.

Skarmory Location¶

Skarmory can be found flying around near the rooftops. If you stand near the edge and wait, one should eventually spot you. To get into that position though, you’ll need to deal with an Alpha Mawile first. Since Skarmory have a low catch rate, you may want to gradually lower their HP, rather than go for a KO. Skarmory are pretty tough, so they can take a few physical-based hits. But avoid special-based attacks.

Pyroar Location¶

It’s impossible to miss Pyroar. There’s a whole bunch around the upper half of the wild zone, along with an Alpha. Since there’s so many of them, a stealthy approach is difficult. Although you might be able to sneak up on a few. AOE attacks like Surf would be useful for keeping them under control. Alternatively, you can come here during night and all of them will be asleep.

Diggersby Location¶

Diggersby are hiding inside the burrows at the lower half of the wild zone. They’ll come out and attack once you get near. This means you can’t sneak up on them. They’re pretty common, so feel free to KO them and use the catch window.

Chespin Location¶

Chespin can be found inside the burrows at the lower half of the wild zone. They have a 10% chance to spawn–if you find a Diggersby instead, it means it didn’t spawn. What you can do is check all three burrows, then run away and leave the wild zone. After that, fast-travel back to the entrance of the wild zone to make the game spawn new Pokémon. Then repeat until you find a Chespin.

You can also tell if there’s a Chespin because there’ll be some green tufts of hair poking out from inside the burrow. Once a Chespin emerges, take care not to KO it. They’re around Level 25, compared to the Level 40+ mons here.