It was revealed during the final Direct for the original Nintendo Switch thatPokémon Legends: Z-Awill feature the Z-A Royale Competition, where trainers gather in the shadows of Lumiose City’s nightspots to do battle with each other,

Pokémon Legends Z-A will come up with several new features and gameplay options, while bringing back some old memories from the past games as well. From latest mechanics to the all-new Z-A Royale, here's all that fans can expect from Pokémon Legends Z-A,

While Pokemon Legends: Z-A won’t quite be the T for Teen rating of Palworld, which evolved the Pokemon formula with guns and weapons, Pokemon Legends: Z-A will be rated E10+ when it releases. Only three Pokemon games ever have had this rating: Pokemon Rumble, Pokemon Rumble Blast, and Pokemon Rumble World.

More importantly, we learned a bit more about the cryptic tease at the end of the last Z-A trailer. At night, Lumiose City's streets are flooded with trainers battling in a tournament called the "Z-A Royale". You begin in the tournament at rank Z, and work your way up to rank A, with the promise of having a "wish granted" if you succeed.

Pokemon Legends Z-A leaks continue, this time regarding a worrying claim about the spinoff’s Kalos-based Pokedex.

An official Pokemon website has revealed a new part of Pokemon Legends: Z-A that was not shown in the recent reveal trailer of the Nintendo Switch game. The unveiling trailer for the new Pokemon game is only one minute and 43 seconds long so it is not the meatiest look at the Switch game.