Nintendo Music has added the full soundtrack for Pokémon Legends: Z-A to its streaming catalogue, delivering 114 tracks with a total runtime of four hours and 17 minutes.
The new upload centers on music from the game's Lumiose City setting and includes themes tied to Prism Tower, Team MZ, Zygarde encounters and a broad suite of battle and ambient cues.
According to the announcement, the latest adventure set in Lumiose City is now available through Nintendo Music.
Restating that update in journalistic terms: Nintendo Music has officially published the Pokémon Legends: Z-A soundtrack, bringing fans a comprehensive 114-track collection clocking in at approximately 4 hours and 17 minutes.
The tracklist highlights the game's city-focused design and story beats, with prominent cues such as “At the Foot of Prism Tower,” “Lumiose City,” “Battle!
(Trainer),” “Leader of Team MZ,” “Zygarde Complete,” and several Wild Zone and Alpha battle variations.
The collection also includes quieter pieces like “Pokémon Center,” “Have a Break at the Café,” and character motifs tied to story figures and factions.
These tracks reflect the game's singular setting in Lumiose City—a departure from broader regional exploration seen in other Legends entries.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A is identified as the second game in the Legends series and is set in the Kalos region, positioned 12 years after the events of Pokémon X and Y.
The soundtrack release on Nintendo Music is part of a continuing expansion of the service’s catalog: recent additions have included 45 ARMS tracks, and Nintendo has slated The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask content to arrive on the platform on October 8, 2026, per Nintendo Music updates.
For players and music fans using Nintendo Switch and the eShop ecosystem, the soundtrack provides an official way to revisit a game’s score outside of gameplay.
The addition underscores Nintendo Music’s ongoing effort to aggregate extensive, game-specific soundtracks for listeners who follow series like Pokémon and other first-party franchises.
Roberto Diaz originally reported the Nintendo Music update and provided the full tracklist made available with this release.
The new upload centers on music from the game's Lumiose City setting and includes themes tied to Prism Tower, Team MZ, Zygarde encounters and a broad suite of battle and ambient cues.
According to the announcement, the latest adventure set in Lumiose City is now available through Nintendo Music.
Restating that update in journalistic terms: Nintendo Music has officially published the Pokémon Legends: Z-A soundtrack, bringing fans a comprehensive 114-track collection clocking in at approximately 4 hours and 17 minutes.
The tracklist highlights the game's city-focused design and story beats, with prominent cues such as “At the Foot of Prism Tower,” “Lumiose City,” “Battle!
(Trainer),” “Leader of Team MZ,” “Zygarde Complete,” and several Wild Zone and Alpha battle variations.
The collection also includes quieter pieces like “Pokémon Center,” “Have a Break at the Café,” and character motifs tied to story figures and factions.
These tracks reflect the game's singular setting in Lumiose City—a departure from broader regional exploration seen in other Legends entries.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A is identified as the second game in the Legends series and is set in the Kalos region, positioned 12 years after the events of Pokémon X and Y.
The soundtrack release on Nintendo Music is part of a continuing expansion of the service’s catalog: recent additions have included 45 ARMS tracks, and Nintendo has slated The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask content to arrive on the platform on October 8, 2026, per Nintendo Music updates.
For players and music fans using Nintendo Switch and the eShop ecosystem, the soundtrack provides an official way to revisit a game’s score outside of gameplay.
The addition underscores Nintendo Music’s ongoing effort to aggregate extensive, game-specific soundtracks for listeners who follow series like Pokémon and other first-party franchises.
Roberto Diaz originally reported the Nintendo Music update and provided the full tracklist made available with this release.
