Niantic has unveiled the locations for the highly anticipated Pokémon Go Fest 2025, with intriguing connections hinting at the upcoming release of Pokémon Legends Z-A, which is also set for 2025.
Starting with the fifth generation, Pokémon has increasingly drawn inspiration from real-world locales outside of Japan. For example, Pokémon X and Y showcase France through the Kalos region, drawing upon the cultural landscapes of Paris and its vicinity.
Exciting Connections: Pokémon Go Fest 2025 and Lumiose City
The Pokémon Legends Z-A is expected to immerse players in the vast urban landscape of Lumiose City, allowing them to engage with its development. With Lumiose City emulating the charm of Paris—most notably illustrated by the Prism Tower, a nod to the iconic Eiffel Tower—this adds layers to the upcoming event.
The culmination of Pokémon Go Fest 2025 in Paris suggests a fascinating synergy with Pokémon Legends Z-A. While details about the game—such as its release date or gameplay trailer—remain scarce, the Paris event could provide a significant promotional tie-in.
There remains ample opportunity for The Pokémon Company to unveil further insights about Legends Z-A in advance of Go Fest. Specifically, the Pokémon Day event, scheduled for February 27, could serve as a pivotal moment for announcements. Additionally, anticipation is building around the forthcoming launch of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Should Pokémon Legends Z-A debut in the summer, the timing of Go Fest 2025 in Paris would create an ideal platform for the introduction of new Kalos Pokémon and the reintegration of missing Mega Evolutions.
Bringing Pokémon Go Fest to Paris in conjunction with the Legends Z-A release appears to be a deliberate choice. With Pokémon enthusiasts gathering at the heart of Lumiose City’s inspiration, it would be a perfect opportunity to seamlessly connect the two gaming experiences.
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