Ultra Sun will mirror your actual surroundings, on the other hand. When it’s daytime in the real world, it’s nighttime in Ultra Moon. Just as Sun and Moon did, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon operate on unique day-night cycles. At the 20-sticker mark in Ultra Moon, players get a Totem Raticate 50 stickers awards them a Totem Salazzle. In Ultra Sun, players are gifted a giant Gumshoos when they hand in 20 stickers, and a big Lurantis after collecting 50 stickers. If you pick up special stickers spread across the world, you can trade them in to get Totem Pokémon for your own collection. These are the oversized, extra-strong Pokémon that typically serve as the final bosses of Alola’s island trials. The other new thing is that there are collectible Totem Pokémon this time around. thing UB Burst shows up in Ultra Sun, while UB Assembly, which is a gigantic wall with eyes and legs, is Ultra Moon’s special Beast. (The third, UB Adhesive, will be distributed through the Mystery Gift function to all players.) The sentient clown-lollipop. There are also three new Ultra Beasts, and two of them are version exclusives. More into, say, Dialga and Groudon? Ultra Sun is your pick. Prefer guys like Entei and Lugia? Grab Ultra Moon. (They’re dispersed throughout the ultra wormholes that are also introduced in the new games.)īelow, you’ll find the legendaries exclusive to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. That includes totally new Ultra Beasts, along with a legion of legendary Pokémon that can be found in-game. There are a few Pokémon that make their seventh-gen debut in Ultra Sun and Moon, though. gvwlw8T4ni- Kahuna Vishwa November 10, 2016 Posted cause it's to help y'all decide what version you want & has no spoilers IMO. Here are the version exclusives from both games!!
#POKEMON ULTRA SUN AND MOON EXCLUSIVES FULL#
The tweet below, also from 2016, has the full lineup. Regarding your average, run-of-the-mill Pokémon, the latest pair of games features the same set of exclusives as last year’s set. There are certain Pokémon (and the unique not-quite-Pokémon, Ultra Beasts) that are only found in the wild while playing Ultra Sun or Ultra Moon. Note that they each have a new form in the games that weren’t obtainable in Sun and Moon. Meanwhile, Ultra Moon stars the psychic-/ghost-type Lunala. Pokémon Ultra Sun once again gives players the chance to catch Solgaleo, a steel-/psychic-type Pokémon. If nothing else, knowing the exclusives should help you decide whether you’d rather play Ultra Sun or Ultra Moon. That includes what makes each one different from the other - but in case you didn’t play Sun and Moon already, it’s important to know what those differences are. There is no established Pokémon League on Alola, but one is being formed, and hidden on one of the islands is the Battle Tree, where trainers can battle one another.Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon are less like new games in the RPG franchise, and more like definitive remakes of last year’s Pokémon Sun and Moon. Strange, dark clouds have begun to spread over Alola, and as players make their way through the region they will come across new buildings and environments that were not in the original games, and gradually unravel the mystery of the Legendary Pokémon Necrozma. The Alola Region is split into four natural islands and one artificial island, with each island home to a leader called a kahuna and guardian Pokémon called tapu. There are dozens of creatures to acquire through battles and trades with friends, and new Z-Moves have been added to let trainers unleash one powerful move per battle, though some Z-Moves are exclusive to certain Pokémon. As always, gamers battle and capture wild Pokémon for later use in turn-based battles against other trainers, with the Pokémon leveling up, learning new techniques, and sometimes evolving into new forms. The action sees gamers travel to the tropical Alola Region to catch, train, and battle Pokémon, and take down criminals from Team Skull. This compilation comes in a special SteelBook case and includes the sister releases Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon.
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