Pokemon Legends: Z-A Trade Codes (May 2026)

Update: We found 13 new Pokémon Legends: Z-A Trade codes on May 26, 2026 and added them to the list.

Trade codes in Pokémon Legends: Z-A let you match with another player using the same Link Trade code so both of you can exchange the same species and trigger its trade evolution. For item-based evolutions, the Pokémon must be holding the required item before the trade is confirmed.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A trade codes

0066 0066 NEW — Trade Haunter to get Gengar
0063 0063 NEW — Trade Kadabra to get Alakazam
0126 0126 NEW — Trade Machoke to get Machamp
0197 0197 NEW — Trade Onix holding Metal Coat to get Steelix
0182 0182 NEW — Trade Phantump to get Trevenant
0204 0204 NEW — Trade Pumpkaboo to get Gourgeist
0176 0176 NEW — Trade Scyther holding Metal Coat to get Scizor
0137 0137 NEW — Trade Slowpoke holding King’s Rock to get Slowking
0096 0096 NEW — Trade Spritzee holding Sachet to get Aromatisse
0098 0098 NEW — Trade Swirlix holding Whipped Dream to get Slurpuff
0011 0011 NEW — Trade Porygon holding Upgrade to get Porygon2
0012 0012 NEW — Trade Porygon2 holding Dubious Disk to get Porygon-Z
0048 0048 NEW — Trade Feebas holding Prism Scale to get Milotic

Required items for trade evolutions

Pokémon	Evolution	Required item
Haunter	Gengar	None
Kadabra	Alakazam	None
Machoke	Machamp	None
Onix	Steelix	Metal Coat
Phantump	Trevenant	None
Pumpkaboo	Gourgeist	None
Scyther	Scizor	Metal Coat
Slowpoke	Slowking	King’s Rock
Spritzee	Aromatisse	Sachet
Swirlix	Slurpuff	Whipped Dream
Porygon	Porygon2	Upgrade
Porygon2	Porygon-Z	Dubious Disk
Feebas	Milotic	Prism Scale

How to use trade codes in Pokémon Legends: Z-A

Open the main menu and go to Link Play. From there, choose Link Trade.

Select Faraway Players. The game will connect online and prompt you to enter an eight-digit code.

Enter the code that matches the Pokémon you want to evolve. If that evolution needs a held item, make sure your Pokémon is already holding it before you continue.

Wait for a partner using the same code. When the trade window opens, check that the other player is offering the matching Pokémon and, where needed, the correct held item.

Confirm the trade. You will keep the Pokémon you receive, and the evolution triggers immediately after the trade if all conditions are met.

What counts as a successful trade

The trade worked if you receive the matching Pokémon and it evolves as soon as the exchange finishes. In practice, that means Haunter becomes Gengar, Kadabra becomes Alakazam, and item-based trades like Scyther or Onix only evolve when the required held item is present during the trade.

Nintendo Switch Online is required for Link Trade with Faraway Players. If you are trading a Pokémon you want to keep for personal reasons, remember that these code trades usually end with you keeping the other player’s evolved Pokémon rather than getting your original one back.