Six kinds of Z-Crystals are documented as obtainable in Pokémon Brick Bronze, out of 35 kinds listed in the game’s Z-Power appendix. The Brick Bronze Wiki names them as Grassium Z, Firium Z, Waterium Z, Icium Z, Buginium Z, and Dragonium Z. This is a community-wiki count, not an independently confirmed official figure. Source: Pokémon Brick Bronze Wiki
Which six Z-Crystals can you find?
The Brick Bronze Wiki documents three crystals on Lost Islands and three in Lost Islands – Deep Jungle.
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| Z-Crystal | Wiki-documented location | Access detail |
|---|---|---|
| Grassium Z | Lost Islands | Reach high ground through a cave passage near the shipwreck. |
| Firium Z | Lost Islands | Find it in a volcanic chamber; HM8 Rock Climb is required. |
| Waterium Z | Lost Islands | Find it in a cove on the smaller island; HM3 Surf is required. |
| Buginium Z | Lost Islands – Deep Jungle | Reach high ground; HM6 Rock Smash and HM8 Rock Climb are required. |
| Icium Z | Lost Islands – Deep Jungle | Find it in a cavern; the wiki specifies TM79 Frost Breath. |
| Dragonium Z | Lost Islands – Deep Jungle | Reach a cove by descending stairs and surfing; the area page also describes a gate puzzle. |
The location details are summarized from the wiki’s Lost Islands and Lost Islands – Deep Jungle pages, alongside its Z-Power appendix.
What must you do before collecting them?
The Lost Islands page says to speak with the paleontologist at the research camp to begin the quest and become able to pick up the crystals. Its location guide then lists the area-specific routes and obstacles for the Lost Islands crystals.
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How do Z-Crystals work in Brick Bronze?
The wiki describes Z-Crystals as items that enable Z-Moves. Most work when held by a Pokémon that knows a move of the matching type; some are restricted to particular Pokémon. Found crystals are stored in the Z-Crystal Pouch, according to the Z-Power appendix.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.How certain is the count?
The count and locations come from community-edited Pokémon Brick Bronze Wiki pages, whose publication year is not stated. The appendix and area pages support the same six-item list, but the count is not independently confirmed by an official developer source. It is most accurate to describe six as the number documented by the wiki, rather than an official confirmation.
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