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In the {{bp|Alola}} region, a number of {{bp|Generation I}} Pokémon have alternate forms, known as Alola Forms. | In the {{bp|Alola}} region, a number of {{bp|Generation I}} Pokémon have alternate forms, known as Alola Forms. | ||
Alolan {{p|Exeggutor}} is {{2t|Grass|Dragon}}-type and has the Ability {{a|Frisk}}. It has an incredibly long neck. Alolan Exeggutor has a fourth head on its tail which controls the tail independently. | Alolan {{p|Exeggutor}} is {{2t|Grass|Dragon}}-type and has the Ability {{a|Frisk}}. It has an incredibly long neck. Alolan Exeggutor has a fourth head on its tail which controls the tail independently. {{p|Exeggcute}} does not have an Alola Form, with Exeggcute in its regular appearance evolving into Alolan Exeggutor. | ||
Alolan {{p|Vulpix}} is {{type|Ice}} and Alolan {{p|Ninetales}} is {{2t|Ice|Fairy}}-type. They both have the Ability {{a|Snow Cloak}}. They are colored white. Alola Form Vulpix can learn {{m|Ice Beam}}, and Alolan Ninetails can learn what appears to be {{m|Blizzard}}. | Alolan {{p|Vulpix}} is {{type|Ice}} and Alolan {{p|Ninetales}} is {{2t|Ice|Fairy}}-type. They both have the Ability {{a|Snow Cloak}}. They are colored white. Alola Form Vulpix can learn {{m|Ice Beam}}, and Alolan Ninetails can learn what appears to be {{m|Blizzard}}. | ||
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The new Pokémon {{p|Minior}} is {{2t|Rock|Flying}} and has the new Ability {{a|Shields Down}}. While its shell is intact, it has excellent defenses and cannot be afflicted by {{bp|status condition}}s. When its HP drops below half, its Ability Shields down activates, and its core is exposed, which is faster and more suited to attacking. Minior's Core comes in a variety of different colors. | The new Pokémon {{p|Minior}} is {{2t|Rock|Flying}} and has the new Ability {{a|Shields Down}}. While its shell is intact, it has excellent defenses and cannot be afflicted by {{bp|status condition}}s. When its HP drops below half, its Ability Shields down activates, and its core is exposed, which is faster and more suited to attacking. Minior's Core comes in a variety of different colors. | ||
The new Pokémon {{p|Gumshoos}} is {{type|Normal}} and the Evolution of {{p|Yungoos}}. It can have either {{a|Stakeout}} (a new Ability previously revealed as one of Yungoos's Abilities) or {{a|Strong Jaw}} as its Ability. | The new Pokémon {{p|Gumshoos}} is {{type|Normal}} and the Evolution of {{p|Yungoos}}. It can have either {{a|Stakeout}} (a new Ability previously revealed as one of Yungoos's Abilities) or {{a|Strong Jaw}} as its Ability. Its method of targeting prey is the opposite of Yungoos's; while Yungoos prowls around, Gumshoos stakes out its prey's usual routes and waits patiently for it to come by. It's able to stay perfectly still while waiting for its prey, keeping watch without eating. | ||
The new Pokémon {{p|Fomantis}} is {{type|Grass}} and has the Ability {{a|Leaf Guard}}. | The new Pokémon {{p|Fomantis}} is {{type|Grass}} and has the Ability {{a|Leaf Guard}}. | ||
The new Pokémon {{p|Lurantis}} is {{type|Grass}} and has the Ability {{a|Leaf Guard}}. It is the evolved form of Fomantis. Lurantis can learn the new move {{m|Solar Blade}}, which is a two-turn move; like {{m|Solar Beam}}, the Pokémon takes in sunlight on the first turn, then unleashes its power on the second turn. It's said to be the most gorgeous of all Grass-type Pokémon, due to its brilliant coloration and elegant moves. Lurantis draws opponents near to itself with its flower-like appearance and aroma, then takes them down. | |||
The new Pokémon {{p|Mudbray}} is {{type|Ground}} and the pre-evolution of {{p|Mudsdale}}. It can have either {{a|Own Tempo}} or {{a|Stamina}} as its Ability. | The new Pokémon {{p|Mudbray}} is {{type|Ground}} and the pre-evolution of {{p|Mudsdale}}. It can have either {{a|Own Tempo}} or {{a|Stamina}} as its Ability. | ||
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At the end of each trial, the player battles a Totem Pokémon. A Totem Pokémon is much larger than others of their species, and its body is enveloped in a special aura. Totem Pokémon can call on other Pokémon for help, summoning them to battle at the Totem Pokémon's side; some Pokémon other than Totem Pokémon can also call for help. | At the end of each trial, the player battles a Totem Pokémon. A Totem Pokémon is much larger than others of their species, and its body is enveloped in a special aura. Totem Pokémon can call on other Pokémon for help, summoning them to battle at the Totem Pokémon's side; some Pokémon other than Totem Pokémon can also call for help. | ||
*Totem Gumshoos has an aura that boosts its Defense. It can call on {{p|Yungoos}} to aid it in battle. | *Totem Gumshoos has an aura that boosts its Defense. It can call on {{p|Yungoos}} to aid it in battle. | ||
*Totem Lurantis is the Totem Pokémon of {{bp|Lush Jungle}}, the site of an {{bp|Akala Island}} trial. | |||
The final trial of each island is called the grand trial. It is a Pokémon battle against the kahuna, who leads that island. If the player cleats the grand trial, they will be recognized as having cleared all of that island's trials. Island Kahuna {{bp|Hala}} is the kahuna of {{bp|Melemele Island}}. | The final trial of each island is called the grand trial. It is a Pokémon battle against the kahuna, who leads that island. If the player cleats the grand trial, they will be recognized as having cleared all of that island's trials. Island Kahuna {{bp|Hala}} is the kahuna of {{bp|Melemele Island}}. | ||
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Sun Moon Sophocles.png|Sophocles | Sun Moon Sophocles.png|Sophocles | ||
Sun Moon Kiawe.png|Kiawe | Sun Moon Kiawe.png|Kiawe | ||
Sun Moon Hala.png|Hala | |||
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