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Like it's predecessor, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon has introduced several new pokéball combinations by expanding its regional pokédex. Not only did this create tons of new Beast Ball and Apricorn ball combinations, it also brought forth some new hidden ability (HA) combinations as well as some other miscellaneous changes! New HA Combinations Apricorn Balls Jynx line Kanto Raichu Kanto Exeggutor Kanto Marowak Regular Balls Orange Flabébé line White Flabébé line Miscellaneous Heavy Balls The glitch that prevented capturing these pokémon has been corrected. Beldum Line Tapu Koko Tapu Lele Tapu Bulu Tapu Fini Event Lycanroc The event Rockruff with the ability "Own Tempo" has been confirmed to be breedable by @theSLAYER. Upon evolving, it will turn into Dusk Lycanroc. Because it counts as the same species, you are capable of chaining all legal balls by breeding with a regular Rockruff, Unlike the wondercard, there is no shiny lock for breeding. This means you can get a shiny dusk Lycanroc! The legal balls are: All store-bought pokéballs (Pokéball, Great, Ultra, Dive, Dusk, Heal, Luxury, Nest, Net, Premier, Quick, Repeat, and Timer) Beast Balls All Apricorn Balls (Fast, Friend, Heavy, Level, Love, Lure, Moon) Electrode Electrode is another strange occurrence. It is found Rainbow Rocket's Castle, and is very easy to miss if you are not prepared. Because non-alolan pokemon have a call rate of "0", it is impossible to get it's hidden ability. This means the only new combination for Voltorb/Electrode is Beast Ball with the ability static and soundproof only. The encounters are shiny locked, so if you want a shiny variation, you will need to breed. They also pack Explosion, so be sure to be properly prepared. Flabébé line The Flabébé line is also noteworthy to mention due to the mechanics needed to acquire each color, as well as a bug. At the moment, only red Floette are capable of calling for help. Blue, orange, white and yellow Floette are unable to call. Because of this quirk, the blue variation is the only color that is unable to be have it's HA legally for Apricorn/Beast balls. You can still have its hidden ability in regular Pokéballs from the Friend Safari in XY The yellow variation is only found only in Melemele Meadow. It can be encountered normally, or from another Flabébé calling for help in this meadow. The red variation is only found only in Ula'ula Meadow. It can be encountered normally, or from another Floette calling for help in this meadow. The blue variation is only found only in Poni Meadow. It can only be encountered normally, as it has a call rate of 0. HA is illegal Apricorn/Beast Balls. The orange variation is found in Melemele Meadow and Ula'ula Meadow. It can only be encountered when another Flabébé or red Floette calls for help. The white variation is found in Melemele Meadow and Ula'ula Meadow. It can only be encountered when another Flabébé or red Floette calls for help. Breedable Pokémon Beast Balls Bulbasaur line (Island Scan) Charmander line (Island Scan) Squirtle line (Island Scan) Weedle line (Island Scan) Pidgey line (Island Scan) Ekans line Seel line Onix line (Island Scan) Voltorb Line * Lickitung line Mr. Mime line Jynx line Hoothoot line Natu line Mareep line Aipom line Yanma line (Ultra Wormhole) Wooper line (Ultra Wormhole) Pineco line Dunsparce Heracross Remoraid line Slugma line (Ultra Wormhole) Mantine line Houndour line Larvitar line Treecko line (Island Scan) Torchic line (Island Scan) Mudkip line (Island Scan) Lotad line (Ultra Wormhole) Seedot line (Ultra Wormhole) Taillow line (Ultra Wormhole) Ralts line (Island Scan) Mawile Aron line (Island Scan) Meditite line (Ultra Wormhole) Electrike line Spoink line (Ultra Wormhole) Swablu line (Ultra Wormhole) Corphish line Baltoy line Kecleon Shuppet line Tropius Clamperl Turtwig line (Island Scan) Chimchar line (Island Scan) Piplup line (Island Scan) Buizel (Ultra Wormhole) Buneary line Hippopotas (Ultra Wormhole) Skorupi line (Ultra Wormhole) Snover line (Ultra Wormhole) Rotom (Island Scan) Audino (Ultra Wormhole) Basculin Dwebble line (Ultra Wormhole) Scraggy line Sigilyph (Ultra Wormhole) Zorua line Minccino line Ducklett line (Ultra Wormhole) Frillish line Elgyem line Stunfisk (Ultra Wormhole) Mienfoo line Druddigon Golett line Pawniard line Larvesta line Chespin line (Island Scan) Fennekin line (Island Scan) Froakie line (Island Scan) Scatterbug line (Island Scan) Litleo line Flabébé line (All colors) ** Furfrou Inkay line Binacle line (Ultra Wormhole) Skrelp line Clauncher line Helioptile line (Ultra Wormhole) Hawlucha Dedenne Noibat line Apricorn Balls Bulbasaur line (Island Scan) Charmander line (Island Scan) Squirtle line (Island Scan) Treecko line (Island Scan) Torchic line (Island Scan) Mudkip line (Island Scan) Lotad line (Ultra Wormhole) Aron line (Island Scan) Electrike line Corphish line Kecleon Shuppet line Tropius Turtwig line (Island Scan) Chimchar line (Island Scan) Piplup line (Island Scan) Hippopotas (Ultra Wormhole) Skorupi line (Ultra Wormhole) Snover line (Ultra Wormhole) Rotom (Island Scan) Audino (Ultra Wormhole) Basculin Dwebble line (Ultra Wormhole) Scraggy line Sigilyph (Ultra Wormhole) Zorua line Minccino line Ducklett line (Ultra Wormhole) Frillish line Elgyem line Stunfisk Mienfoo line Druddigon Golett line Pawniard line Larvesta line Chespin line (Island Scan) Fennekin line (Island Scan) Froakie line (Island Scan) Scatterbug line (Island Scan) Litleo line Flabébé line (All colors) ** Furfrou Inkay line Binacle line (Ultra Wormhole) Skrelp line Clauncher line Helioptile line (Ultra Wormhole) Hawlucha Dedenne Noibat line * Voltorb cannot have it's HA in a beast ball. ** Blue Flabébé cannot have it's HA in these pokéballs. Non-breedable Pokémon All the following Pokémon, except Zygarde, are found in ultra wormholes and are capable of being shiny. Zygarde is still shiny locked. Beast Balls Articuno Zapdos Moltres Mewtwo Raikou Entei Suicune Lugia Ho-oh Regirock Regice Registeel Latias Latios Kyogre Groudon Rayquaza Uxie Mesprit Azelf Dialga Palkia Heatran Regigigas Giratina Cresselia Cobalion Terrakion Virizion Tornadus Thundurus Reshiram Zekrom Landorus Kyurem Xerneas Yveltal Zygarde Apricorn Balls Regirock Regice Registeel Uxie Mesprit Azelf Dialga Palkia Heatran Regigigas Giratina Cresselia Cobalion Terrakion Virizion Tornadus Thundurus Reshiram Zekrom Landorus Kyurem Xerneas Yveltal Zygarde

Official Artwork for Poké Pelago Poké Pelago is a brand new feature that was introduced into Pokémon Sun and Moon. You can unlock it as soon as you complete Kiawe's trial. When you first go there, you will be introduced to a man named Mohn. He will give you an introduction to Poké Pelago and it's features. Poké Pelago is made up of 5 main Islands that host different functions and will all benefit your Pokémon. You can also upgrade the Islands by storing more Pokémon in your PC. Isle Abeens The first Island that you unlock when you come to the Island is Isle Abeens. Here is where you can harvest Poké Pelago's main feature, Poké Beans. As you upgrade this island, You can gather more Poké Beans at a time. Some wild Pokémon will sometime visit and when you check them the next day, you can get an opportunity to add it to your collection. Isle Aplenny Isle Aplenny is where you go to plant and harvest Berries. The berries can take anywhere from 24 hours to 72 hours before you can harvest them. As you upgrade the Island, you unlock more slots for more berry planting. Isle Aphun Isle Aphun is where you go if you want to get rare stones and items. You can pick what adventure your Pokémon will travel and in 24 hours, Your box will be filled with items. As you upgrade the Island, you unlock more adventures for your Pokémon to travel on Isle Evelup Isle Evelup is where you go if you want to EV train your Pokémon without doing any of the hard work. You can put in Pokémon and select what boost in stat (or level) you want for your Pokémon to raise. Then you select how long you want the training to go on for. As you upgrade the Island, you unlock more slots to simultaneously hold more Pokémon. Isle Avue Isle Avue is an Island for raising happiness on a Pokémon or for hatching eggs. If you put a Pokémon in there, it will raise it's happiness towards you. But if you leave it in there after 24 hours, the happiness will start to fall. If you put an egg in there, the egg will start to hatch. As you upgrade the Island, you unlock more slots for more Pokémon or eggs.

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Prior to the release of Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, there have been lots of pre-release material that has been shown for the games. Lots of this material has been released by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company and CoroCoro. Images Videos

Official Artwork for the QR Scanner The QR Scanner is a new feature that was added in Pokémon Sun and Moon. It allows you to scan QR codes and register Pokémon into your Pokédex with it. When you scan a code, you get 10 points and once you reach 100 points, you can use the 'Island Scan' that will scan for a rare Pokémon not naively found in Alola and give you the opportunity to find and catch it. How to use QR Scanner Here is a tutorial on how to use the QR Scanner. 1. Open the menu by pressing X. 2. Scroll to the second page and click on "QR Scanner". 3. Press X to open the QR Code Scan. 4. Scan a QR Code by pointing the camera to it and holding R 5. If done correctly, the QR code will produce a Mystery Pokémon and grant you 10 points for the Island Scan Island Scan The Island Scan is a feature that ties into the QR Scanner. When you get 100 points, you can scan the island that you are currently on for a chance to catch a rare Pokémon. Different Islands have different Pokémon, and on different days. You only get 1 opportunity once you find it to catch it, so come prepared to find it. You only get 1 hour to find the Pokémon. How to use the Island Scan 1. Open up the QR Scanner 2. Press and hold the R button to use Island Scan 3. Start looking over the Island for the Pokémon 4. When you find the Pokémon, catch it! (Remember you only get 1 chance) How do I find QR Codes? You can use any type of QR code. You can find them on magazines, newspapers, leaflets, signs, advertisements, etc. We also have our own QR Code gallery made specifically for Pokémon Sun and Moon.

Official Artwork for the Festival Plaza The Festival Plaza is a brand new feature that was introduced into Pokémon Sun and Moon. Here, you can connect with other players both locally and through the Internet to interact, battle, trade and take part in missions. You also have facilities, which are places that offer services for a currency called Festival Points (FP). Some include bingo, EV training for your Pokémon, and restaurants for raising your Pokémons happiness. Festival Points Festival Points is the currency that you use in the Festival Plaza. There are a number of different ways you can obtain Festival Points including Missions, Global Missions, doing requests for your guests and obtaining points after doing trades. Once you obtain a certain quota of points, your Festival Plaza will rank up and Sophocles will give you a gift of a facility to put in your Festival Plaza. You also use Festival Points to spend in your facilities. Missions Missions are where you and/or other people work together to complete tasks. In order to compete in these missions, you will need Festival Tickets. The woman outside the castle will give you 3 tickets every day and you can talk to her to host a mission. There is another type of mission called Global Missions. This is were you and and people from all over the globe come to work together to complete a mission. These missions are usually every month and the Festival Points can vary based on whether you achieve your target or not. If you have a Pokémon Global Link account (PGL) tied to your game, you can get more bonuses if you complete a personal target.

Outside the Battle Royal Dome The Battle Royal is a brand new battling format introduced into Pokémon Sun and Moon. Here, you and 3 other people go head to head in a 4-way battle. The game works in a point system. If a Pokémon is knocked out, the Pokémon who hit the opponent last's trainer's Pokémon gets a point. The game ends when 1 person has all of their Pokémon knocked out and the person with the most amount of points is declared the winner. The inside of the Battle Royal Dome from a wide camera Battle Royal Dome The Battle Royal Dome is the place to have all your Battle Royals. The inside of the arena is shaped like a boxing ring and the entrances for the Trainers are shaped like Pokémon's heads. Each trainer appears from the mouths of these Pokémon. The Battle Royal Dome

The Battle Tree reception area The Battle Tree is Alola's battling facility. Here, you can battle people with your Pokémon, or team up with a friend and take the battle tree on together. When you first go to the Battle Tree, you will be met by no other than Champion Red and Blue from Kanto. Blue will introduce you to them and then he will ask you for a battle. You can choose who you want to battle and when you defeat them, they will allow you access to the Battle Tree. Once you are inside, you have the option to take on the Battle Tree. The first time you go through you have to defeat 20 trainers with the Battle Tree master at the final battle. After that, you can go through the challenge again and can you can defeat as many trainers as you can. You can also buy battling items like Mega Stones and training items from the shop on the left hand side.

Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon are the 7th installment of the main Pokémon games. They were developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo on November 18th 2016 and released in Europe on 23rd November 2016. The games take place in the tropical Alola region, a take on real-life Hawaii and it's surrounding areas. They follow a trainer on his adventures around the Alola region. Along the way, you will meet lots of new Pokémon and new formes of previous Pokémon, including the legendary Pokémon Solgaleo (Sun) and Lunala (Moon). We have documented the following features: Battle Royal Battle Tree Festival Plaza Poké Pelago QR Code Scanner

There are 20 playable Pokémon in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon. The player can choose one for the hero and one of a different type for the partner. Pokémon Ability Moves Bulbasaur Overgrow Vine Whip Sludge Tackle Growl Charmander Blaze Dragon Rage Flame Burst Bite Scratch Squirtle Torrent Power-Up Punch Water Gun Tacke Tail Whip Pikachu Static Fake Out Electro Ball Grass Knot Growl Chikorita Overgrow Ancient Power Razor Leaf Tackle Growl Cyndaquil Blaze Quick Attack Ember Double Kick Smokescreen Totodile Torrent Metal Claw Water Gun Ice Fang Scratch Treecko Overgrow Quick Attack Absorb Dragon Breath Leer Torchic Blaze Quick Attack Ember Low Kick Growl Mudkip Torrent Mud Bomb Water Gun Tackle Growl Turtwig Overgrow Sand Tomb Razor Leaf Tackle Withdraw Chimchar Blaze Fake Out Ember Double Kick Leer Piplup Torrent Mud-Slap Bubble Pound Growl Riolu Inner Focus Quick Attack Vacuum Wave Bite Foresight Snivy Overgrow Pursuit Vine Whip Twister Leer Tepig Blaze Heavy Slam Flamethrower Tackle Tail Whip Oshawott Torrent Assurance Water Gun Fury Cutter Tackle Chespin Overgrow Pin Missile Vine Whip Tackle Defense Curl Fennekin Blaze Psybeam Ember Scratch Tail Whip Froakie Torrent Aerial Ace Bubble Pound Growl