Pokémon ZA Releases a New Update: Here’s What Changes

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New Pokémon ZA Update Unveiled on November 5, 2025 – Accessible on Both Nintendo Switch 2 and Original Switch

With each new Pokémon game, familiar debates reignite, often dividing players on whether the latest release meets the franchise’s potential. While some eagerly embrace each new adventure, others argue that Nintendo and Game Freak should push further, given Pokémon’s immense popularity. Despite these ongoing discussions, the studios are actively developing Pokémon ZA. As planned, a new update for Pokémon ZA launched on November 5, 2025, simultaneously on both the Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Switch, ensuring all players have immediate access.

Pokémon Legends ZA Patch 1.0.2 Live – Resolving Bugs for Smoother Gameplay

(Note: This is a direct translation of the provided French text and does not include any additional context or commentary.) Pokémon fans, there’s good news: Patch 1.0.2 for Pokémon Legends ZA is live! This update focuses on resolving key bugs that prevented catching Pokémon or caused battle issues during day-night cycles, eliminating instances where targets couldn’t be hit. The update also includes other adjustments, detailed in the complete list of fixes below.

Pokémon ZA Update Addresses Gameplay Bugs in Side Quests and Trainer Battles

(Remember: Only translate the text above to English—and English only. Do not include notes, comments, introductory words, explanations, or anything else. Translate just that text above and nothing else.) The latest Pokémon ZA update addresses the following issues: Resolved: Players failing to catch Pokémon after a Mega Evolution battle if they hadn’t checked their full Poké Ball screen beforehand, also preventing completion of related side missions. Resolved: Targets becoming unhittable and halting mission progress if day turned to night while a skill was being used on them during side quests. Resolved: Opponents being unable to send out a replacement Pokémon, halting battles, if they switched Pokémon during the player’s Mega Evolution in trainer battles.

(Remember: Only translate the text above to English—and English only. Do not include notes, comments, introductory words, explanations, or anything else. Translate just that text above and nothing else. CRITICAL: Do NOT translate the context provided below. It is for reference only. Context: Update for Pokémon ZA: bug fixes) The update also includes ranked fight balancing adjustments: Post-fight rewards have been increased. Additionally, your rank will no longer cause point deductions based on the match outcome.

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