BST 660. These bars are the in-game combat stats, scaled against the highest value in the current roster.
Zamazenta does not spawn in normal waves. It waits in a distortion rift, in an arena based on one of its types (Fighting). Clear the rift and you keep a ×10 ticket reward. Lose, or let the two minutes run out, and you return with 30% HP and no payout.
The run starts with Karate Chop (Golpe Kárate in the game). A fighting melee swing. The default starter move for Fighting-types.Later cards can offer any move of Fighting plus every Normal move.
| Move | Type | Kind | Evolves into |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tackle | Normal | melee | Take Down |
| Quick Attack | Normal | dash | Extreme Speed |
| Swords Dance | Normal | buff | — |
| Agility | Normal | buff | — |
| Harden | Normal | buff | — |
| Body Slam | Normal | melee | Giga Impact |
| Hyper Voice | Normal | nova | Boomburst |
| Karate Chop | Fighting | melee | Close Combat |
| Aura Sphere | Fighting | projectile | Focus Blast |
| Substitute | Normal | turret | Double Team |
Incoming damage uses this softened chart. Two types multiply, then the result is clamped between ×0.30 and ×2.40. A yellow damage number in-game means the hit is above ×1.05.
No. Zamazenta joins the collection from the Galar gacha, or as a wild shiny if you defeat one.
Zamazenta is Fighting. Attack type follows the move, not the Pokémon, so a Normal move such as Tackle still deals Normal damage.
Yes. A wild Zamazenta is shiny at 1/4096, and a gacha copy is shiny at 1/100. Defeating the wild shiny adds it to the collection.
Yes. Zamazenta only appears in a distortion rift, not in normal waves or as a timed boss.