Key Takeaways
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- Mega Dimension, the new expansion for Pokémon Z-A, is set to release on December 10, 2025, for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
- The expansion introduces two new Mega Evolutions: Mega Eoko and Mega Glalie. Players can obtain Glalite, Glalies Mega gem, by winning ranked battles in the Z-A Combat Club.
- The An Unparalleled Sparkle mission allows players to unlock Diancie, the Jewel Pokémon, by recovering Diancite via Mystery Gift and visiting Beladonis agency.
- Players can then add Diancie to their team and evolve it into Mega Diancie. The storyline transports trainers to a mysterious parallel version of the Kalos capital called Extra Illumis.
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Pokémon ZA: Mega Dimension – Exploring Extra Illumis on December 10, 2025
Pokémon fans can look forward to Mega Dimension, the first expansion pack for Pokémon Z-A, arriving on December 10, 2025, for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. The expansion offers a new region to explore, exclusive Pokémon to collect, and the return of a popular feature. The upcoming expansion will transport trainers to Extra Illumis, a mysterious parallel version of the Kalos capital.
New Pokémon ZA DLC Unveils Mega Eoko and Glalie, Introduces Mega Diancie and “An Unparalleled Sparkle” Mission
The DLC introduces Mega Eoko and Mega Glalie. Mega Eoko uses sound waves for powerful attacks, while Mega Glalie’s oversized spinal blade provides enhanced cutting power. Players can earn Glalite, Glalie’s Mega gem, by winning ranked battles in the Z-A Combat Club. Completing the “An Unparalleled Sparkle” mission allows players to unlock Diancie, the Jewel Pokémon. To do so, they must recover Diancite via Mystery Gift and then visit Beladonis’ agency. Players can then add Diancie to their team and evolve it into Mega Diancie.
In Case You Missed It
In a wave of exciting news for gaming enthusiasts, Nintendo is set to consistently bring its iconic characters to the big screen. Carlos Mendoza’s recent article, “Nintendo Aims for Consistent Release Cadence in Movies” (published November 7, 2025), reveals the company’s strategic plans to involve themselves deeply in upcoming film adaptations like Super Mario Galaxy and The Legend of Zelda, driven by fan enthusiasm. Meanwhile, Marcus Thompson challenges common assumptions about remakes versus remasters in his latest piece, “Oblivion: Remaster is This Year’s Most Successful Relaunch” (published November 4, 2025), which delves into surprising trends in game relaunches. And speaking of eagerly awaited updates, Carlos Mendoza recently unveiled exciting news about Final Fantasy VII Rebirth in his November 2025 article, “FF7 Rebirth Welcomes New Update with Highly Requested Features on PC”. The piece discusses the December 2024 update (version 1.004) that introduced fan-requested features and bug fixes, enhancing the gaming experience across platforms. Check out these insightful reads: https://playersforlife.com/2025/11/07/nintendo-aims-for-consistent-release-cadence-in-movies/, https://playersforlife.com/2025/11/04/oblivion-remaster-is-this-year-s-most-successful-relaunch/, and https://playersforlife.com/2025/11/05/ff7-rebirth-welcomes-new-update-with-highly-requested-features-on-pc/.
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| Official Name | Groove Coaster: Initial Initial Echo Ego |
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| Genre | Music |
| Play Modes | Single player |
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