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Nintendo Adds 114 Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A Tracks to Nintendo Music
Nintendo added the Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A soundtrack to Nintendo Music on October 29, a service for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Why it matters
The soundtrack's district-by-district instrumentation, accordion in the Rouge District and flute in the Bleu District over a shared melody, means the album is also a map of how the game divides Lumiose City.
Key Facts
- Nintendo added the Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A music list to Nintendo Music on October 29.
- The update contains 114 tracks, about four hours and 17 minutes of music.
- Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A released on October 16, 2025, and is set across Lumiose City.
- Lumiose City themes use accordion in the Rouge District and flute in the Bleu District over a shared basic melody.
- Nintendo Music is a service for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
The update carries 114 tracks, about four hours and 17 minutes, including "Beneath Prism Tower," "Battle! Rampaging Mega Evolution," "Rank Up!" and "Lumiose City." The game released on October 16, 2025, and is set across the whole of Lumiose City.
The track list is unusually full for a single game update: 114 pieces, roughly four hours and 17 minutes of music, all drawn from a game whose story never leaves one city. Lumiose City's districts each carry their own instrument against a shared basic melody, accordion in Rouge and flute in Bleu, so the soundtrack doubles as a tour of the map.
Trainer battle music is included among the additions, alongside the Mega Evolution battle themes. Players responding to the update described the Lumiose City BGM as hard to get out of their heads.
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