How to learn Psycho Cut in Pokemon Legends Z-A
Psycho Cut is needed for Side Mission 87, and many Pokemon in ZA can learn it – though not Absol
Psycho Cut in Pokemon Legends Z-A is a move needed to complete Side mission 87, "Becoming a Peerless Furfrou Trimmer", not to mention that fact that it's just a decent move in its own right. Not only that, but Psycho Cut is a powerful move often associated with the fan favourite Pokemon Absol… but that's changed in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, as we'll explain below, as well as covering how to learn the move Psycho Cut for yourself.
How to learn the Pokemon Legends Z-A Psycho Cut move
 
If you want to have a Pokemon with the move Psycho Cut in Legends ZA, it's worth being clear that there is no Psycho Cut TM in the game. However, any of the following Pokemon can learn Psycho Cut naturally at the marked levels.
- Kadabra – level 20
 - Alakazam – level 20
 - Honedge – level 22
 - Doublade – level 22
 - Aegislash (Shield Forme) – level 22
 - Gallade – level 42
 - Inkay – level 33
 - Malamar – level 33
 - Metang – level 34
 - Metagross – level 34
 
 
A lot of these, like Inkay in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, won't be accessible until the later portions of the game, but then again, neither is the side quest that requires the move Psycho Cut, so that shouldn't be an issue. If you want to get it as early as possible, you can find Abra on the rooftops in Wild Zone 1, then level it up until it evolves into Kadabra.
Can Absol learn Psycho Cut in Pokemon Legends Z-A?
 
No, Absol cannot learn the move Psycho Cut at all in Legends Z-A. In certain previous games Absol was capable of learning this attack, but that's clearly been changed for some reason. Having caught an Absol and levelled it up myself, I can confirm that at no point does Psycho Cut appear on its movelist, sorry to say.
Find out how to get a Pokemon Legends: Z-A Metal Coat and power up your Steel-types, or if you're working on side quests that unlock customization, find out where to get all the Pokemon Legends: Z-A Flabebe color locations here!
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