'Pokémon' Officially Brings Back Long-Lost Rare Monster After 10 Years
This elusive monster was last available in a 2016 event, but it's coming back for Pokémon Legends: Z-A
The long-lost Pokémon Vivillon, known for its region-specific coloring and wing patterns, is making a highly anticipated return following 10 years. The Pokémon Company has unveiled an event in Pokémon Legends: Z-A, inviting players to evolve as many bug-type Spewpa as they can. Reaching 600,000 points from evolution awards will grant players a Poké Ball Pattern Vivillon.
Vivillon is a caterpillar-like Pokémon introduced in Pokémon X & Y, boasting 20 forms, each named after its country of origin. The most desired variant, the Poké Ball Pattern Vivillon with red, white, and gray wings, has been scarce since its last appearance in May 2016. The new event promises trainers a random pattern when they evolve Spewpa, allowing fans to acquire various Vivillon variants without trading or importing from different regions.
As of now, Pokémon Legends: Z-A participants have reached a third of the evolution goal within 24 hours, making this event a significant opportunity for collectors and fans alike.
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