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A surprising character from older Pokémon games, Ingo—one of the Subway Bosses from *Pokémon Black and White*—appeared in *Pokémon Legends: Arceus*. He somehow traveled back in time and became a member of the Pearl Clan, working alongside the Pokémon Sneasler. Ingo had lost his memories, including those of his brother Emmett, and at the game’s end, he stayed in the ancient Hisui region with no apparent way to return to his own time.

It’s no surprise what happens when you give a dedicated community creative tools and resources! We expected to see things like Star Wars ships appear, but we have to admit, seeing Call of Duty maps recreated so quickly after the game launched was a funny surprise.

This guide explains how shiny Pokémon work in *Legends: Z-A*, including the chances of finding them, how shiny spawns have changed, and the best ways to hunt for specific shiny Pokémon.

Okay, so in Z-A Royale, you basically climb the ranks, starting at Z and trying to get all the way up to A. One of the tougher fights is at Rank W – you go up against this guy named Rintaro the Waiter. He’s a pretty challenging trainer, and he likes to battle with these Pokémon:

This guide is divided into two parts: one explains the “clean ocean” area, and the other covers the “corrupted ocean” area.

Currently, the only known way to evolve Haunter into Gengar in Pokemon Legends: Z-A is by trading. This requires an online connection and a Link Code to find another player willing to trade with you. Since the evolution involves trading, it’s important to find a trustworthy player who will trade the evolved Gengar back to you.

Sony is currently in a legal dispute with Tencent, claiming that Tencent’s new game, Light of Motiram, closely copies the Horizon series. Sony has publicly stated the game is a clear imitation. Recent legal filings have also unveiled details about the planned Horizon Zero Dawn movie, including potential release dates.

If you’re familiar with these games, you’ll understand the feeling they create. They aren’t necessarily traditional video games, but they offer a powerful experience—a real journey, if you let them. These games are best played all at once, allowing you to fully connect with the emotions they evoke without stopping.

In *Keeper*, shining your light on suns, setting suns, and moons causes you to travel through time. Setting suns take you to the past, suns bring you to the present, and moons send you to the future.