All Wild Zone 14 Pokémon Locations: 14 Pokemon

Discover the locations of Helioptile, Drilbur, Onix, Aron, Lairon, Excadrill, and Emolga in Wild Zone 14 of Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Get tips on how to catch them!

Alright, so you're looking to fill out your Pokédex in Wild Zone 14, huh? This spot is unlocked after you finish Main Mission 19, which is when you'll reach Rank D. You'll find this zone chilling on the west side of Lumiose City, right at the Electrical Substation. Let's dive into which Pokémon are hanging out there!

Here's a quick rundown of what you can find in Wild Zone 14:

Now, let's talk about how to actually find these guys:

Helioptile are around during clear weather, and even though they're small, they're pretty feisty. Since there aren't many hiding spots, expect a fight. Having some Ground-type Pokémon will definitely help you out here.

You'll find Drilbur popping out of burrows near the edges of the zone. They'll come out when you get close, so a battle is pretty much guaranteed. They're pretty common, so you can probably just knock them out and then focus on catching them during the brief window.

Onix also hang out in those burrows. They're not super common, but there are a few burrows to check. If you're finding it tough to lower their HP, don't hesitate to just knock them out and then try to catch them.

Aron are all over the place and are quite aggressive and common. You can totally just knock them out if you want an easier time. If you're going for the catch, Fighting or Ground moves are your best bet against them.

Lairon are an uncommon spawn and, yep, they're aggressive too. Since they're not super rare, knocking them out might be the simplest way to deal with them.

Head to the center of the zone to find Excadrill. Keep an eye out, because there's an Alpha Excadrill in the mix! They'll attack on sight, so be ready to fight back. Just be careful not to get surrounded, especially when the Alpha is around.

Lastly, you'll see Emolga gliding around the north entrance. They're pretty passive, so catching them should be a breeze. The only catch is that the zone is pretty small, so you might get interrupted by other Pokémon nearby while you're trying to snag one.