The popular Pokémon Legends: Z-A continues to engage fans with its enticing Mystery Gift system, which allows players to receive various rewards, including Pokémon and in-game items like Poké Balls. As with prior installments, players can claim some gifts simply by connecting to the internet, while others require the entry of specific codes.
Currently, there is a variety of active Mystery Gift codes available to enhance the gaming experience in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. The most recent gifts include a Ralts holding a Gardevoirite Stone, which can be obtained through the Mystery Gift menu by selecting “Get via Internet” with no code necessary. This offer is available until February 28, 2026. Additionally, players who purchase the digital version of the game on the Nintendo eShop will receive a unique Mystery Gift code via email for 100 Poké Balls, valid from October 16, 2025, to March 10, 2026. Moreover, those who buy the Mega Dimension DLC will be sent a code for various lure balls and level balls, also with the same expiration date.
To access the Mystery Gift feature, players need to progress through the main storyline until they reach Main Mission 3: A New Life in Lumiose City. Upon meeting Mable at the Pokémon Research Lab and unlocking her research, the Link Play option will become available. Players can find the Mystery Gift menu within this option by pressing X and navigating to “Link Trade.”
There are two primary methods to redeem these Mystery Gifts: downloading via the internet or entering a gift code. An internet connection is required for both methods, but entering a code is not necessary when opting for the “Get via Internet” feature. Once in the Mystery Gift menu, players will see options to download gifts or check previously redeemed ones.
Players looking to enhance their teams or gain valuable resources can take advantage of these exciting offerings before the expiration dates. The Mystery Gift system continues to be a beloved aspect of Pokémon games, providing additional opportunities to enrich the player experience.