Pokemon Sun PDF

The Trial of Captain Ilima
Sectional Flowchart
• Obtaining Your First Pokémon!

• A Rival Battle!
• Route 1
• The Iki Town Festival
• Route 1: Hau'oli Outskirts
• Hau'oli City
• Route 2 & Hau'oli Cemetary
• Verdant Cave
Obtaining Your First Pokémon!
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Sparkling Stone [_] Pokédex [_] Trainer Passport
POSSIBLE TRADES AND GIFT POKÉMON
Version Pokémon Given Pokémon Received Pokémon Type Likely Ability
Rowlet Grass/Flying Overgrow
Both [None] Litten Fire Blaze
Popplio Water Torrent
NOTE: You only can receive one of these Pokémon
Game Start-Up: When you start the game for the first time, you'll be able to select a language to play in. Do so, and you'll receive a
message from Professor Kukui, the main Pokémon researcher of the Alola region. After a brief message, you'll be asked to choose
a picture for your passport, which will match the avatar of your main player - there are eight in all (four female, four male) - and then
you can enter a name.
Route 1 (Hau'oli Outskirts): You'll watch a cutscene before your Meowth in your home in the Alolan region goes over to wake you;
once the camera stops moving, you can use the Circle Pad to get up. You can leave your room to the ground floor via the southwest
exit. After a brief chat with you mother, someone will arrive at the door; go over and it'll open automatically as Prof. Kukui barges in.
After the conversation, go into your room and examine the boxes in the southeast corner to get your bag and your hat. Return and
after another chat with Kukui head outside.
Route 1: There, walk along the Route and you'll find Kukui soon. After a few words from him, simply head up the hill until you meet
him again. He'll guide you to Iki Town, telling you things about Pokémon on the way.
Iki Town: As we arrive, however, we find that the Island Kahuna is strangely absent, and Kukui tasks you with finding him. Begin by
heading north and upstairs, and you'll see a girl in a white sunhat walk into the woods - follow her to Mahalo Trail.
Mahalo Trail: Simply walk along the trail into the next area, where you'll watch a break cutscene concerning the girl you've been ...
well, stalking. =P After she and her Pokémon get attacked, approach her and, when she requests your aide, walk across the bridge
towards her Pokémon. Another cutscene will follow after this, during which you receive the Sparkling Stone. The girl will request
you help her back to town so begin walking with her back towards Iki Town.
Iki Town: After a conversation, the island's Kahuna will allow you to choose one of three Pokémon - Rowlet, the Grass Pokémon;
Litten, the Fire Pokémon; and Popplio, the Water Pokémon - for you to have as your first Pokémon. Choose wisely. While it might
be preferably for you to go with your favorite (personally, mine's Rowlet <3) here are some analyses on the three Pokémon and their
evolutions so that you might choose who is best to go with.
BASE STATS
# SPECIES POKÉMON TYPE ABILITIES (Hidden)
HP ATK DEF SPA SPD SPE
#722 Rowlet Grass/Flying Overgrow, Long Reach 68 55 55 50 50 42 320
#723 Dartrix Grass/Flying Overgrow, Long Reach 78 75 75 70 70 52 420
#724 Decidueye Grass/Ghost Overgrow, Long Reach 78 107 75 100 100 70 530
#725 Litten Fire Blaze, Intimidate 45 65 40 60 40 70 320
#726 Torracat Fire Blaze, Intimidate 65 85 50 80 50 90 420
#727 Incineroar Fire/Dark Blaze, Intimidate 95 115 90 80 90 60 530
#728 Popplio Water Torrent, Liquid Voice 50 54 54 66 56 40 320
#729 Brionne Water Torrent, Liquid Voice 60 69 69 91 81 50 420
#730 Primarina Water/Fairy Torrent, Liquid Voice 80 74 74 126 116 60 530
Note that these Pokémon will not have Hidden Abilities in their selection here. If you're not sure what a base stat is, have no worries
about that - it just reflects how high the stat can get, and the higher the stat the better. (BST is the total of the six stats' base values.)
• Rowlet: As the Grass/Flying Pokémon, Rowlet by definition boasts the hardest trial for Trainers to cope with of the three starters.
He possesses the most weaknesses (Fire, Ice, Flying, Poison, Rock, one of which, Ice, deals 4x damage), and his final evolution in
Decidueye isn't much better on that front (Fire, Ice, Flying, Ghost, Dark). On the offensive side, Rowlet does boast some nice type
advantages (Water, Rock, Ground, Bug, Grass, Fighting), as does Decidueye (Water, Rock, Ground, Psychic, Ghost), and each
boast immunities (Ground and Fighting/Normal respectively). However, Rowlet and its evolutions' stats and movepool do not help it
much; its stats are fairly evenly mixed, meaning it can work well as either a Special or Physical attacker but it won't do well with
either, but at the same time it has decent Defenses as well. So while Rowlet won't be your hardest hitter by any means, it will have
more durability than its counterparts, although that's ignoring the issue of its weaknesses. It is also the weakest of the Pokémon in
terms of its end offensive Pokémon. Overall, I'd say that Rowlet is the best Pokémon for those looking for a challenge in their
game.
• Litten: Like many Fire-type Pokémon throughout the generations, Litten sits in a sort of middle tier. It boasts some nice type
advantages (Bug, Grass, Ice, Steel, with Incineroar throwing in Ghost and Psychic) and is decent on the defense (weak to Water,
Rock, Ground, plus Incineroar's Fighting). Litten makes an interesting Pokémon to have, too, because it is fairly fast and will get
even faster when it evolves, but it evolves once more and trades its Speed for its power and bulk. Litten's movepool and stats are
more inclined towards a physical-attacking nature as well, which is nice to have. Overall, I'd say that Litten is best Pokémon for
those who want a middling level of challenge. It is not the strongest of the three in either offense or defense, but neither is it the
weakest.
• Popplio: The Water-type become incarnate, Popplio's typing lends itself to having a nice defensive side, bearing weaknesses only
to Grass and Electric, though Primarina will get an additional one in Poison. Offensively it is also great, with type advantages on
Fire, Ground, and Rock, with Primarina adding very useful Fighting, Dark, and Dragon stuff to it as well as an immunity to Dragon.
Primarina also has the highest Sp. Atk. stat of the three starter Pokémon and a healthy Sp. Def. to further its bulk, and its physical
defenses, while not quite up to competitive standards, are more than sufficient for in-game play. This Sp. Atk. bit is important since
Popplio's evolutionary family learns quite a few Special moves, complimenting its stats. Type advantages and resistances
considered, and especially the importance of the rare Dragon advantage we're so troubled to find sometimes, I'd say that Popplio
is the best Pokémon for those who are looking to go through the game with relative ease of difficulty.
After obtaining your Pokémon, you'll also receive a Pokédex and Trainer Passport.
A Rival Battle!
KEY'S PARTY AT THIS MOMENT
Pokémon Level Type Ability Hold Item Move 1 Move 2 Move 3 Move 4
Rowlet 5 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Growl -
RECOMMENDED LEVELS: Level 5+
Iki Town: After receiving your starter Pokémon, Pokédex, and passport, go on back to Route 1 to visit your mother. As you walk
onto the Route, you'll meet another Pokémon Trainer, Hau, who challenges you to battle!
BOSS: Pokémon Trainer Hau
• Rewards: $100
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY

Pokémon Rowlet * Litten * Popplio *
Pokémon Type Grass/Flying Fire Water
Level (Lv.) Level 5 Level 5 Level 5
Hold Item None None None
Ability Overgrow Blaze Torrent
Tackle Scratch Pound
Leafage Ember Water Gun

Moves
Growl Leer Growl
- - -
USAGE CONDITIONS
Pokémon Condition
Rowlet Your starter was Litten
Litten Your starter was Popplio
Popplio Your starter was Rowlet
This should be pretty easy enough as your Pokémon is always stronger than Hau's by virtue of its type. Simply spam Leafage with
Rowlet, Water Gun with Popplio, or Ember with Litten, and you should KO your opponent in two turns. Simply tap "Fight" and then a
move to use it.
After the battle ends, Hala will take a look at your Sparkling Stone, promising to return it to you tomorrow evening. Kukui will
automatically bring you back home.
Route 1
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Poké Ball x10 [_] Potion x5 [_] Potion [_] Poké Ball [_] Potion [_] Paralyze Heal
[_] Antidote
Rowlet 6 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Growl -
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: NORTHEASTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
SPECIES TYPE ABILITIES (Hidden) VERSION RATE
Caterpie Bug Shield Dust, Run Away 1 - - - - - Both 20%
Ledyba Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 1 - Both 20%
Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Stakeout, Strong
Yungoos Normal - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: NORTHEAST GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
Normal/Dark Gluttony, Hustle, Thick Fat - - - - - 1 Both 20%
(Alolan)
Spinarak Bug/Poison Insomnia, Swarm, Sniper - 1 - - - - Both 20%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)

EV YIELD
Grubbin Bug Swarm - 1 - - - - Both 10%
Metapod Bug Shed Skin - - 2 - - - Both 10%
Pichu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 1 Both 5%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Caterpie Bug Shield Dust, Run Away 1 - - - - - Both -
Grubbin Bug Swarm - 1 - - - - Both -
Natural, Serene Grace, Friend

Happiny Normal 1 - - - - - Both -
Guard
Ledyba Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 1 - Both -
Pichu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 1 Both -
Pikachu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 2 Both -
Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both -
Stakeout, Strong
Yungoos Normal - 1 - - - - Both -
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard
Rattata
Normal/Dark Gluttony, Hustle, Thick Fat - - - - - 1 Both -
(Alolan)
Spinarak Bug/Poison Insomnia, Swarm, Sniper - 1 - - - - Both -
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Bonsly Rock Rock Head, Sturdy, Rattled - - 1 - - - Both 15%
Munchlax Normal Pickup, Thick Fat, Gluttony 1 - - - - - Both 5%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard
Metapod Bug Shed Skin - - 2 - - - Both -
Snorlax Normal Immunity, Thick Fat, Gluttony 2 - - - - - Both -

Sudowoodo Rock Rock Head, Sturdy, Rattled - - 2 - - - Both -
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL TRAINERS' POKÉMON
Trainer Name Money Earned Pokémon Party
Youngster Jimmy $60 Rattata (Alolan) Lv. 3
Lass Audrey $72 Caterpie Lv. 3
Preschooler Oliver $48 Yungoos Lv. 4
Pokémon Evaluations: QUITE a few Pokémon are available on Route 1, and there are some nice ones here, too. Caterpie and
Metapod are good Pokémon because they evolve quickly and into Butterfree; though not exactly the best attacking Pokémon in the
game, it does provide a variety of status moves to make capturing Pokémon especially a lot easier. Pichu and Pikachu are nice
Pokémon to grab along the way because they evolve into Alolan Raichu, which is pretty decent as an attacker; on the 1/20 chance
that you find the Pikachu and it's holding a Light Ball though, it will be better because the Light Ball item will double Pikachu's Attack
and Special Attack when held which makes it quite the force to be reckoned with in-game. Munchlax evolves into Snorlax, a rather
decent bulky attacking Pokémon, which isn't too bad. Pikipek is your standard Flying Pokémon for the Alolan region so you're
somewhat obligated to get one ... though not really since the abolition of HMs. Yungoos also makes an appearance and if you can
get one with the Hidden Ability Adaptability - found when a Pokémon does its SOS call - that would be amazing because it really
makes Gumshoos quite the attacker, though it's somewhat decent without one. That said, none here are particularly stellar, except
for Caterpie/Metapod for the aforementioned capturing purposes, so do so as you wish.
NOTE: Free Awakening
If you go into your bed anytime after Kukui has visited the first time and you've gotten your hat and bag, Meowth will come and
awaken you, and hand you an Awakening as well! Awakening is used to cure Sleeping status, so this can definitely be helpful!
Route 1 (Hau'oli Outskirts): After a brief scene back home, Kukui will visit again, so answer the door when the bell rings. He'll
inform you that the festival for Melemele Island is about to start, but before that he has something to show you on Route 1. Head
after Kukui, going southeast and then north to the tall grass on the Route. Professor Kukui will show you how to catch a Pokémon -
you see, when you walk around in tall grass, at random a Pokémon might appear and attack you. You need to weaken it with your
own Pokémon - the mechanics are in the Pokémon Capture section - to have as low HP as you can to make it easier for you to
catch a Pokémon, and then you should throw a Pokéball at it to capture the Pokémon. If you inflict an ailment on the Pokémon, or
use certain types of Pokéballs, you can improve the catch rate even further!
After the tutorial, you'll receive ten Poké Balls (the most basic Pokéball) and five Potions (which you can use to heal 20 HP).
Anyhow, catch Pokémon to your heart's content, then head along the Route. As you go through a second grassy patch, you'll see a
Pokéball on the ground; this will contain an item, so examine it to find another Potion. If you continue along from here, you'll sight a
kid throwing a Pokéball up and down, catching it each time. If you walk in his gaze, you'll end up battling him! If you continue further
uphill, you find another Trainer you can battle, though she can be skipped if you go through the grass behind her. Though going
through the grass has its benefits, too - in its northwestern corner, there's a small clear spot where you can find a Poké Ball!
Continue following the dirt path for a while and you'll soon come to a fork in the path. Go west from it and you'll see some grass off
to the north; be sure to cross it to get the Potion on the other side, then return to the dirt path and continue following it. You'll soon
engage in battle with another Trainer. After the fight, you should continue along the path to some torches; see that grassy patch
near here? Go through it to find another item at the end, this time a Paralyze Heal. Return to the path and follow it up the stairs
provided into Iki Town.
The Iki Town Festival
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Z-Ring
Rowlet 8 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Growl Peck
Pikipek 3 Normal/Flying Keen Eye - Peck Growl - -
Caterpie 3 Bug Shield Dust - Tackle String Shot - -
Yungoos 5 Normal Stakeout - Tackle Leer - -
Iki Town: As you arrive at the festive Iki Town ... er, festival, Kahuna Hala will approach, making small talk before you regain
control. Go off to the north and you'll meet up with Hau again. As you learn that the festival is one of Pokémon battling, Hala will
heal you - before you end up battling Hau again!
• Rewards: $140
Pokémon Pichu Rowlet * Litten * Popplio *
Pokémon Type Electric Grass/Flying Fire Water

Level (Lv.) Level 6 Level 7 Level 7 Level 7
Hold Item None None None None
Ability Static Overgrow Blaze Torrent
Thunder Shock Tackle Scratch Pound
Charm Leafage Ember Water Gun

Moves
Tail Whip Growl Leer Growl
- - - -
USAGE CONDITIONS
Pokémon Condition
There's not much to say about this battle; for the most part, the strategy is the same, just go forth and have your starter Pokémon
use its Grass/Fire/Water moves repeatedly. Popplio shouldn't have too much trouble even against Pichu like this - Pichu is too weak
to make that a significant worry. Pichu however does have Charm on it which can be problematic since it'll halve your Attack -
switching out if you're using Rowlet, Litten, or another physical attacker before handling Hau's starter might be prudent.
After the battle, you'll receive the Z-Ring from Hala, the results of his examination of your Sparkling Stone previously. This is
important, for it enables the use of certain special abilities, though these will be unlocked later in the game and I do not wish to spoil
you on these.
Another scene will follow the battle.
Route 1: Hau'oli Outskirts
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Awakening
Rowlet 9 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Growl Peck
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: HAU'OLI OUTSKIRTS GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Oblivious, Own
Slowpoke Water/Psychic 1 - - - - - Both 20%
Tempo, Regenerator
Wingull Water/Flying Keen Eye, Hydration, Rain Dish - - - - - 1 c Both 50%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: HAU'OLI OUTSKIRTS GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Wingull Water/Flying Keen Eye, Hydration, Rain Dish - - - - - 1 Both 50%

Youngster Kevin $120 Grubbin Lv. 6
Lass Madison $120 Wingull Lv. 6
Pokémon Evaluations: Honestly, the Pokémon here are of little note. Of the Pokémon here, Slowpoke is probably best since
Slowbro makes a nice Pokémon when you unlock Mega Evolution waaaaay down the line, and Slowking makes a nice Pokémon
just in general though you'd need trading stuff for that to work out. It will work nicely for those who are in need of a Water Pokémon.
Route 1 (Hau'oli Outskirts): After another scene back home, you'll find you have another visitor - go outside to meet with Lillie
again. She says that Kukui wants to see you, and offers to guide you there. Head south of home and downhill towards the lab. After
a brief scene, Lillie will run off.
You can take a bit of a shortcut by jumping down the ledge nearby, but I'd recommend heading east. There, you'll find some grass
and a Trainer to battle; if you head through the grass towards the shoreline, you'll even find an item - an Awakening. Head south
from there to find a lass to battle; if you go south, you'll find Kukui's Lab, with Lillie outside of the southern entrance. Speak with her
for a brief scene - your Pokédex will be upgraded to the Rotom Pokédex, and you'll learn more of the Island Challenge, which
means you'll have to complete seven Island Trials to be able to be declared the Champion.
Once you're done at Kukui's place, return outside and head back home. Head southwest from there to Hau'oli City.
Hau'oli City
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Exp. Share [_] Potion [_] Potion [_] Paralyze Heal [_] Quick Claw [_] Potion
[_] TM01 (Work Up) [_] Great Ball x5 [_] Potion [_] Poké Ball [_] Poké Finder [_] Ultra Ball x10
[_] Silk Scarf [_] Revive [_] Heal Ball [_] $10,000 [_] Ether [_] Lumiose Galette
[_] Revive [_] Tiny Mushroom [_] TM49 (Echoed Voice) [_] X Defense [_] X Attack [_] Super Potion
[_] Everstone [_] Insect Plate [_] Meadow Plate [_] Draco Plate [_] Toxic Plate
Rowlet 11 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Astonish Peck
HAU'OLI CITY: OUTSKIRTS - POKÉ MART
Item Name Cost Effect
Antidote $200 Heals a Pokémon's Poisoning or Bad Poisoning.
Burn Heal $300 Heals a Pokémon's Burns.
Escape Rope $1,000 Allows you to instantly escape some areas.
Ice Heal $100 Heals a Pokémon's Frozen status.
Paralyze Heal $300 Heals a Pokémon's Paralysis.
Poké Ball $200 A Pokémon with the most basic catch rate of 1.0x, used to catch Pokémon.
Potion $200 Heals 20 HP of a single Pokémon.
Repel $400 Prevents random wild Pokémon battles for 100 steps.
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: TRAINER SCHOOL (GRASS)
EV YIELD
Grimer Poison Touch, Gluttony, Power of

Poison - - - - - 1 Both 20%
(Alolan) Alchemy
Magnemite Steel/Electric Magnet Pull, Sturdy, Analytic - - - 1 - - Both 50%

Meowth
Dark Pickup, Technician, Rattled 1 - - - - - Both 30%
(Alolan)
Youth Athlete Hiromi $224 Pikipek Lv. 8
Youngster Joey $140 Metapod Lv. 7
Preschooler Mia $84 Bonsly Lv. 7
Rising Star Joseph $384 Grimer (Alolan) Lv. 8
Teacher Emily $432 Magnemite Lv. 8, Meowth (Alolan) Lv. 9
Pokémon Evaluations: Magnemite makes a very good Pokémon to have. The defenses of the Steel-type give it great prowess on
the defense, plus it is a decent attacker and an Electric-type as well, which will be helpful. Grimer and Meowth's Alolan Formes
aren't much to talk about, however.
Hau'oli City: When you arrive, speak with Lillie and she'll guide you into the Pokémon Center. There, you can speak with the nurse
at the desk to fully heal your Pokémon party. A PC is also on the counter. In one corner, you will find the Poké Mart, where you can
buy items to help you on your way, and in the other you can buy drinks which can lead to you getting some Pokémon Refresh
beans, among other things. Heal your Pokémon and shop at your discretion before leaving.
Back outside, head southwest along the road to Lillie again.
Pokémon Trainers' School: After a brief convo, go north to the Pokémon Trainers School lot and speak with Kukui. You'll be
challenged to defeat four Trainers, before you receive the Exp. Share. The Exp. Share lets all of your Pokémon gain experience
and not just your lead one. Anyhow, we'll need to find those four Trainers now, right? Don't forget, you can speak to Lillie to heal
your Pokémon.
First go northeast, east of the school's doorway, and you'll find a Potion next to the tree. If you go east and north, you'll find your
first Trainer to battle!
Return to the entrance of the school, then go west on the battle arenas etched in the dirt. The kid there won't battle you yet but you
can find another Potion in the southwestern corner of the area. Head due north from there to the end of the asphalt and then go
through the red gate. Beyond is a kid that you can battle by talking to him - that makes two students down!
After the battle, if you go all of the way to the south, you'll find a Paralyze Heal. Now, backtrack north and go back through the
fence, then go into the school itself via the main entrance. If you go due north upon entering, you'll find your third Trainer to battle.
Afterwards, go west and you'll see a sort of playroom with a television and all that. Speak with the woman there and you'll receive
a Quick Claw - this item activates at random when held by a Pokémon, making it go first 3/16 of the time. You can return to the
entrance and use the stairs nearby to go to the second floor, too; there, if you go along the hall, you'll find green doors which lead to
a couple of rooms. Go through the leftmost of the doors to find a classroom; inside, speak with the student in the top-right desk in
order to receive a Potion. With that done, though, go back outside and battle the kid in the battle courts that you skipped previously
to finish this challenge.
After the battle, Joseph will give you TM01 (Work Up) - a TM is an item that you can use on a Pokémon to teach it a move. TMs can
be used infinitely and there are 100 in all. You'll then be called to the office on 2F of the school, so head there - well, it's the third
floor, so that can be confusing. Basically go inside, then upstairs, then speak with the girl next to the stairs - the teacher will then be
the next one you battle, and she'll hand you five Great Balls for winning. Great Balls are a type of Pokéball that are better than the
standard type: they're 50% better to be exact!
Hau'oli City: Following some more scenes, Lillie will offer to show you more of the city, now that the Tauros from before is no longer
in the way ... er, almost. When prompted, examine the Tauros to pet it. Head along the road to reach the beachfront once you regain
control.
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: BEACHFRONT (SURFING)
EV YIELD
Finneon Water Swift Swim, Storm Drain, Water Veil - - - - - 1 Both 40%
Tentacool Water/Poison Clear Body, Liquid Ooze, Rain Dish - - - - 1 - Both 40%
Hau'oli City - Beachfront: If you head along the northeast side of the street, you'll find a person who will give you a Potion when
you speak to them. If you use one of the ramps nearby to go down to the beach, next to the southern ramp, you'll find a Poké
Ball, too. But in any case, head to the flag on the map.
HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)

HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
Dire Hit $1,000 Boosts one Pokémon's critical-hit rate by one stage when used in battle.
Guard Spec. $1,5000 Your party's stats cannot be lowered for five turns after this item is used in battle.
X Accuracy $1,000 Boosts one Pokémon's accuracy by one stage when used in battle.
X Attack $1,000 Boosts one Pokémon's Attack stat by one stage when used in battle.
X Defense $2,000 Boosts one Pokémon's Defense stat by one stage when used in battle.
X Sp. Atk. $1,000 Boosts one Pokémon's Sp. Atk. stat by one stage when used in battle.
X Sp. Def. $2,000 Boosts one Pokémon's Sp. Def. stat by one stage when used in battle.
X Speed $1,000 Boosts one Pokémon's Speed stat by one stage when used in battle.
HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT - MALASADA SHOP
Sweet Malasada $200 You buy this and immediately raise a chosen Pokémon's Happiness stat.
Big Malasada $350 Cures a Pokémon's ailments, except for Fainted, when used on them!
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - DAY)
EV YIELD
Inner Focus, Synchronize, Magic

Abra Psychic - - - 1 - - Both 25%
Guard

Poison - - - - - 1 Both 10%
(Alolan) Alchemy
Meowth
(Alolan)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - DAY - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Abra Psychic - - - 1 - - Both -
Guard

Poison - - - - - 1 Both -
(Alolan) Alchemy

Guard
Magnemite Steel/Electric Magnet Pull, Sturdy, Analytic - - - 1 - - Both -
Meowth
Dark Pickup, Technician, Rattled 1 - - - - - Both -
(Alolan)

Wingull Water/Flying Keen Eye, Hydration, Rain Dish - - - - - 1 Both -
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - NIGHT)
EV YIELD

Guard

Poison - - - - - 1 Both 10%
(Alolan) Alchemy
Meowth
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - NIGHT - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard

(Alolan) Alchemy
Guard
Meowth
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
Pokémon Evaluations: Abra is the only really new Pokémon here, and it's an amazing Pokémon to have - it may be a bit frail, and
it's hard to evolve to Kadabra without using the Exp. Share, but it becomes a very strong attacker once it evolves, even moreso if
you can trade and evolve it to Alakazam. It also learns an amazing variety of moves - it's definitely a Pokémon you should grab
when you can. Though take note that on the first turn of battles it will almost always Teleport away so you pretty much have to hit it
with a Great Ball, or if you can put it Sleep before trying to capture it. Pikachu and Magnemite as stated earlier are also good
Pokémon worth having, too.
Hau'oli City - Shopping District: Continue walking down the street and you'll meet up with Hau again. He'll take you into a store to
get you the Poké Finder, which will let you take pictures of Pokémon. If you speak to the woman next to her, you can participate in
the Loto ID drawing, which can get you an item if your ID number matches the one drawn. With respect to the number of digits
matched:
• 1 Digit = Moomoo Milk

• 2 Digits = PP Up
• 3 Digits = PP Max
• 4 Digits = Rare Candy
• 5 Digits = Master Ball
If you trade Pokémon more and more you'll get more IDs to use for this and thus will increase your odds!
Another man in the shop's southwestern corner has a request - for you to record 10 species or more Pokémon as "caught" in your
Pokédex. If you do so and then speak with him, you'll receive ten Ultra Balls! Ultra Balls are even better than Great Balls, boasted
a double-than-normal catch rate!
Return outside now and you'll speak with Hau and Lillie again. After the scene, a man will show you a crack in a wall nearby; press
R near it and you can fire up the Poké Finder. You'll get a brief tutorial when you start it up. Anyhow, play around with it if you want,
then head further down the road to meet up with Lillie and she'll hand you the Lens Case and Makeup Bag, which can be used for
changing your apparel somewhat. You can also buy clothing items inside the apparel shop if you so desire.
In any case, go outside and speak with the woman next to the door to obtain the Silk Scarf; this item boosts the holder's Normal-
type moves' power by 20%. Just next door is a salon, where you can alter your hairstyle, too: examine a nearby palm tree to find a
hidden Insect Plate, which boosts the power of the holder's Bug moves by 20%. If you go to the south side of this street and along
the path, there will be another red gate you can open which will take you to some grass where you can find the above Pokémon
(yeah, strangely, not the same encounter list from the demo). Even further up the street is another gate you can use, where you'll
find some grass and, if you cross it to the other side, a Revive - extremely useful since it can revive a fainted Pokémon!
Opposite this gate is another Pokémon Center; if you speak with the man out front, you'll receive a Heal Ball, which is basically a
regular Poké Ball but it also fully heals the Pokémon you capture. (A note to veterans of the series: since you can now add
Pokémon to your party even when you capture Pokémon with a full party, the Heal Ball is SIGNIFICANTLY more useful!)
Inside the Pokémon Center, you will find the usual facilities, so be sure to heal up. An elderly man next to the Poké Mart will also
delete moves your Pokémon have learned; though not as useful now that HMs are abolished, if you want to delete a move
nonetheless go right ahead. The shop is also now selling stat-boosting items for your battles if you want to partake in some of them.
They boost your stats quite a bit in battle! There's also a woman near the cafe who will give you $10,000 if you show her a Drifloon
in your Pokédex - they can be found later in the game at the Hau'oli Cemetery, so just wait for that.
Back outside, head further down the street to the intersection, and to the flag on the map. You'll overhear a conversation regarding
Team Skull and the Marina - from here, head south and east again, but hug the left side of the street. Eventually the hedges will
open up and you can go into a grassy part near a building. Head north and you'll find an Ether lying on the grass - these are useful
because the come in limited quantities throughout the game but can heal 10 PP to a move! Inside this building, speak to the woman
in the kitchen (northeast corner) to receive a Lumiose Galette - it's an item from the Kalos region which, when eaten, will cure all of
a Pokémon's ailments!
Back outside, continue down the street some more and if you look off to the north you'll find the City Hall. In the grass outside it
nearby, you will be able to find a hidden Meadow Plate, which boosts the power of the holder's Grass moves by 20%. Inside, there
will be a woman sitting on one of the benches, and you can speak to her to receive a Revive. Return outside and continue hugging
the fence for a while and you'll eventually reach a point where you can walk on some grass. There are a couple of gates here; open
the nearest one and you can walk across the grass nearby to reach another item, a Tiny Mushroom - which is honestly pretty
useless, but you can sell it for money. (Not like you weren't getting enough - your mother handed you $30,000, another woman will
hand you $10,000 when you show her a Drifblim ... geez lol.)
Return to the road and go further down the street to meet up with Hau. After the cutscene, you can go into the shop and buy some
Sweet Malasada for $200 and give it to one of your Pokémon - it will help to boost your Pokémon's Happiness stat, which is useful
with some Pokémon like Happiny and Pichu that require a high Happiness stat to evolve. You can also buy Big Malasadas for $300,
which are a medicinal item you can use at your discretion to heal all a Pokémon's ailments (like the Lumiose Galette you just got).
Outside, you can head southeast and you'll see another gateway to a patch of grass. Cross it and you'll find a yellow Pokéball on
the ground - in the field, yellow Pokéballs mark the location of TMs, and this TM is TM49 (Echoed Voice), a Normal-type Special
sound-based move that increases in power when it is used repeatedly. Continue further down the street to find an empty lot next to
the police station: you can find a Draco Plate hidden there if you're thorough about searching. Continue on down to the Marina.

Team Skull Grunt $256 Zubat Lv. 8
Captain Ilima $1,200 Yungoos Lv. 9, Smeargle Lv. 10
Hau'oli City - Marina: Head towards the flag on the map and speak with Ilima, and you'll end up having to challenge one of the
Team Skull Grunts to a battle - simply talk to him to start the fight. After the remarkably simple battle, Ilima will heal your Pokémon,
and will see if you're ready for his trial - by battling you himself!
Once you beat him here, he'll offer to take you on for real in Verdant Cavern off Route 2. (Take note that you can now find
an Everstone in his house on the west side of town by speaking to him.)
Afterwards, go near the building nearby and just a bit aways from the doorway is a woman you can speak to; she'll hand you an X
Defense, while the man nearby will give you an X Attack. If you go back near the entrance of the area, you'll find a ramp down to
the area where ships would tie up at port using the hooks; go to the end of this path to find a Super Potion, an item which heals 60
HP! (This is boosted from 50 HP in previous games, if series veterans are curious.)
Hau'oli City - Shopping District: From here, return to the Pokémon Center and then along the road to the north of it. After a brief
conversation with Lillie, go further along and the Tauros from before will be again blocking your way. Pet him, then head along onto
Route 2: take note that a Toxic Plate should be hidden next to the exit.
Route 2 & Hau'oli Cemetary
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Paralyze Heal [_] TM100 (Confide) [_] Big Mushroom [_] Super Potion [_] Heal Ball
[_] Nest Ball x2 [_] Super Potion [_] Oran Berry [_] Silver Powder [_] Repel
[_] Paralyze Heal [_] Big Mushroom [_] Stardust [_] Revive [_] Super Potion
[_] Revive x3 [_] $3,000 [_] Leppa Berry [_] Oran Berry [_] Persim Berry
[_] Sitrus Berry [_] Oran Berry x3 [_] Revive [_] TM56 (Fling)
Quick Echoed
Rowlet 14 Grass/Flying Overgrow Leafage Astonish Peck
Claw Voice
Pikipek 9 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Peck Growl Echoed Voice Rock Smash
Metapod 8 Bug Shed Skin - Tackle String Shot Harden -
Yungoos 8 Normal Stakeout - Tackle Leer Pursuit Echoed Voice
Thunder Magnet
Magnemite 9 Steel/Electric Sturdy - Tackle Supersonic
Shock Bomb
Abra 6 Psychic Synchronize - Teleport - - -
ROUTE 2 POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
ROUTE 2 POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
Heal Ball $300 Fully heals the target upon capture, though that's useless if it's sent to the PC. Has a catch rate of x1.0.
Luxury Ball $1,000 Has a base catch rate of x1.0, but the caught Pokémon has higher Happiness than normal.
Nest Ball $1,000 Has a higher catch rate the greater the difference in you and your foe's level (+0.1 per level, up to x4.0).
Super Potion $700 Heals 60 HP to a single Pokémon.
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Guard
Forewarn, Insomnia, Inner

Drowzee Psychic - - - - 1 - Both 20%
Focus
Meowth
(Alolan)
Smeargle Normal Own Tempo, Technician, Moody - - - - - 1 Both 20%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME)

EV YIELD

Guard

Focus
Meowth
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: NORTHERNMOST / SOUTHWESTERNMOST GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Makuhita Fighting Guts, Thick Fat, Sheer Force 1 - - - - - Both 30%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: NORTHERNMOST / SOUTHWESTERNMOST GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: NORTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
SPECIES TYPE ABILITIES (Hidden) EV YIELD VERSION RATE

Honey Gather, Shield

Cutiefly Bug/Fairy - - - - - 1 Both 20%
Dust, Sweet Veil
Growlithe Fire Flash Fire, Intimidate, Justified - 1 - - - - Both 20%
Spearow Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sniper - - - - - 1 Both 40%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: NORTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: UNDER BERRY TREES
EV YIELD
Hyper Cutter, Iron Fist, Anger

Crabrawler Fighting - 1 - - - - Both 100%
Point
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CEMETARY (GRASS - DAYTIME)

EV YIELD
Aftermath, Unburden, Flare

Drifloon Ghost/Flying 1 - - - - - Both 30%
Boost
Gastly Ghost/Poison Cursed Body - - - 1 - - Both 50%
Zubat Poison/Flying Inner Focus, Infiltrator - - - - - 1 Both 20%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CEMETARY (GRASS - NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Misdreavus Ghost Levitate - - - - 1 - Both 30%
Both Spearow Machop Fighting No Guard
Beauty Krystal $288 Gastly Lv. 9
Pokémon Breeder Ikue $360 Pikachu Lv. 9
Gentleman Stanley $1,800 Makuhita Lv. 9
Office Worker Jeremy $360 Diglett (Alolan) Lv. 9

Preschooler Kaleb $96 Spearow Lv. 8
Team Skull Grunt $320 Drowzee Lv. 10
Backpacker Ashley $240 Cottonee Lv. 10
Pokémon Breeder Jay $400 Butterfree Lv. 10
Preschooler Malia $108 Cutiefly Lv. 9
Lass Isabella $216 Misdreavus Lv. 9
Route 2 Pokémon Evaluations: There are a fair few repeats here; if you didn't grab Abra, you've got another chance here, though
Drowzee may be preferable. While weaker, he doesn't run away via Teleport like 100% of the time which makes things easier. In a
similar vein, if you didn't pick up Pikipek, Spearow is a decent replacement, and since it only evolves once you can reach a lot more
power faster than with Pikipek, at least for a segment of the game before they become comparable again. Gorwlithe is a new one in
the area and he makes a nice Fire-type to have, and is worth picking up if you lack a Litten. Makuhita makes for a decent Fighting-
type Pokémon as well when he evolves into Hariyama, though he is a bit slow to level-up. Crabrawler arguably makes for a better,
stronger Pokémon than he, however.
Hau'oli Cemetary Pokémon Evaluations: During the daytime, take note that you can find Drifloon here; remember, someone in
the Shopping District of Hau'oli City's Pokémon Center wanted to see a Drifloon, and she'll give you $10,000 for that! Gastly is a
great addition to your team if you can trade: Gengar is a powerful Special Attacking Pokémon and has a number of moves to utilize,
which makes him a huge threat. Haunter is weaker but still decent enough so Gastly might be worth an empty slot in your team even
if you can't trade. Misdreavus, found at night, is decent too, but pales in comparison to Gastly's potential. Zubat is ... well, Zubat. It's
nothing special.
Route 2: Head uphill as you'll enter the Route and you'll find a Beauty you can battle. Further uphill, you'll come to a patch of grass
on your right, and from there you can head east towards the Hau'oli Cemetary.
Hau'oli Cemetary: When you arrive, go east and near one of the gravestones you'll find a Paralyze Heal. Northeast of there is one
Trainer to battle, and east of there is another in front of a gravestone you have to speak with to battle win. From Stanley, head
south, east through the grass, and north to find a TM lying on the ground - it's TM100 (Confide), which is for a move that lowers the
target's Sp. Atk. stat. If return to the cemetary proper and to its northeast corner, you'll find a Big Mushroom behind one of the
gravestones and you can speak to the guy nearby to battle him. Further west, you'll find a Super Potion lying on the ground, and
that will be all for the Cemetary, so return to Route 2.
NOTE: TM56 (Fling)
TM56 (Fling) is available in this area, but only at night. To obtain it, come at night and you'll see a woman and a Machamp in front
of a grave. Approach and after the scene you'll obtain the TM.
Route 2: Go back through the grass and then north along the dirt path; you'll soon see some a few buildings. First take the dirt path
going east and south past a house. Go through the grass and jump down the ledges, collecting the Heal Ball on the way, then jump
down the next ledge and work your way back up to the top. To the northwest of the fork lies a motel. The first room you can reach,
the lobby, doesn't have anything, but if you speak with the man in the next room over from there you'll receive two Nest Balls. (Nest
Balls have a greater catch rate against Pokémon that are of levels lower than you - for now, given your levels, it will be likely best to
save them since they're better than even Ultra Balls if your foe is more than 20 levels lower than you.)
Outside, you can go downstairs to ground level and then behind the truck to find a Super Potion. (What, did you think it was going
to be Mew? =P) Return to the fork now because the motel is emptied out, then north to battle a Preschooler. Further north from
there, you'll meet up with a Delibird, who suddenly takes a hold of your bag, directing you into the Berry Fields.
Berry Fields: If you head east, you'll see the problem - a couple of Team Skull Grunts will end up battling you. (Well, one will,
before they leave, leaving twin trails of urine behind them.) The farmer will give you an Oran Berry as thanks. (An Oran Berry can
restore 10 HP on a Pokémon, and it will automatically be used when they fall low enough on HP if they hold it in battle.)
Once you regain control, go east to find the Berry farmer's house. Inside, a Delibird will give you a Revive. If you go around its south
and east side, you'll find a Silver Powder lying on the ground, which can be useful since it boosts the power of Bug-type moves by
20% when held. If you go south from the house, you'll find the Berry fields - sort of. Anyhow, when you go to the northeast corner,
examine the basket to find a hidden Repel. In the west-central portion of the fields, you can examine the buckets 'n' junk left on the
ground to find a hidden Paralyze Heal too, while in the southwest corner lies another Big Mushroom (this one in the open).
Anyhow, we're done in this part.
Route 2: Once you return to the Route proper and follow the dirt path north a bit to find a Backpacker to battle. There is some grass
here, but you can go southeast; if you do so, you'll find the outer fence of the Berry Fields. Examine the fence just a bit south of the
northeast corner and you can find a hidden Stardust to sell for some money. (Note that another user has mentioned that they found
it between the two trees. While I distinctly remember finding the Stardust at the fenceline, that might be worth checking out if you're
having trouble. Either way, way later in the game you can get Stoutland to Poké Ride and that might be a suitable alternative to find
it.)
There are two paths you can along from here to the destination - there's the path you're on now and the northern path. I'll cover
each:
• North Path: This path is just grass for the most part, but there is a fence that will open up partway along. Just north of where the
fence opens up, on the other side, you can find a Pokémon Breeder to battle. If you head the opposite way and then up the incline,
you can find a Revive. Then just jump off the ledge and return to the grass, then head northeast, battling the Trainer on the way.
• South Path: Continuing from where we left with the hidden Repel, go east and you'll find some grass. Head north through it and
you'll find a Trainer you can fight with, and just behind her lies a Super Potion. From there, just follow the route.
Either way, you'll meet with Hau again, who will take you inside a Pokémon Center and hand you three Revives. While you're here,
you can speak with a Lass nearby, who is trading her Machop for a Spearow; Spearow can be readily caught on this Route, so it's
not a big deal to find and get her one, plus Machop are pretty decent Fighting Pokémon. The Poké Mart is also selling Super
Potions, Heal Balls, Nest Balls, and Luxury Balls now, all of which are pretty useful in their own right, so be sure to stock up! A girl
next to the cafe also has a request for you: catch a Cutiefly and show her its Pokédex entry to receive $3,000.
Back outside of the Center, you can probably see the colorful pile of Berries nearby - it's below a palm tree off to the east, next to
some grass. There, you'll find a Leppa Berry, Oran Berry, and a Persim Berry! (Take a note: if you return to the Berry Farmer at
the Berry Fields and show him that you have a Persim Berry, you'll receive a Sitrus Berry. And don't forget the three Oran
Berries under the tree next to him!)
Head southeast to the flag on the map next to find Ilima. Note that you will not be able to leave Verdant Cave until the trial is
finished. Once you confirm this, Ilima will go on in and wait for you.
Verdant Cave
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Super Potion [_] Revive [_] TM31 (Brick Break) [_] Super Potion [_] X Defense [_] Normalium Z
[_] Great Ball x10
Echoed
Dartrix 17 Grass/Flying Overgrow Quick Claw Leafage Astonish Peck
Voice
Rock
Pikipek 12 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Peck Growl Echoed Voice
Smash
Compound Silver
Butterfree 12 Bug/Flying Tackle String Shot Confusion Gust
Eyes Powder
Growlithe 8 Fire Flash Fire - Bite Roar Ember Leer
Thunder Thunder Magnet

Magnemite 12 Steel/Electric Sturdy - Tackle
Wave Shock Bomb
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VERDANT CAVE: WALKING
EV YIELD
Diglett Sand Veil, Tangled Hair, Sand

Ground/Steel - - - - 1 1 Both 30%
(Alolan) Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - CERDANT CAVE: POKÉMON DENS & RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Gumshoos Normal - 2 - - - - Sun Special
Jaw, Adaptability
Stakeout, Strong
Yungoos Normal - 1 - - - - Sun Special
Jaw, Adaptability
Raticate
Normal/Dark Gluttony, Hustle, Thick Fat - - - - - 2 Moon 100%
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
Verdant Cave: As you arrive, Ilima will explain the object of this trial to you - to defeat three Pokémon found in dens throughout the
cave. From there, you'll need to go to the pedestal deep in the cave and obtain the Z-Crystal there. You will also not be able to catch
Pokémon found here (until you finish the trial).
Anyhow, once you regain control, go northeast and examine the low hole in the rock, one of the Pokémon dens in the area, and
you'll battle a Yungoos/Alolan Rattata. After, walk to the right and collect the Super Potion, then go due north and examine the
large boulder to find a Revive hidden there. Go further north to the den to find another Pokémon to battle. Now, go uphill to the west
and you'll come to a fork. Go south and you'll find TM31 (Brick Break) - an excellent Fighting-type move - just lying on the ground.
Now go north then east across the narrow plank bridge and you'll come to a ramp. Skip it and go further east and up the next one,
then use A to crawl through the hole, finding a Super Potion on the other side. Jump down the ledge nearby and examine the den
there; while this seems fruitless, it's part of the puzzle, because now the Pokémon in there is elsewhere. Now, go south, then up the
ramp on the left to reach the den on the top, and examine it, only to figure out the Pokémon you're looking for is on the west side.
So head off way to the west and down a ledge. Collect the X Defense next to the den before examining it, only to find that the
Pokémon has moved AGAIN!
Go south and jump over the ledge as you chase down the final Pokémon, then cross the plank bridge ... as you do so, Team Skull
will come. Defeat the Grunt that battles you ... and that'll be it? Okay. Whatever. Go over to the east and through the hole again,
then jump down the ledge to examine the first den you examined previously - and THIS time you'll finally fight a wild
Gumshoos/Alolan Raticate!
And with all the Pokémon defeated, you can now go through the exit in the cavern's northwestern portion! Once beyond, approach
the altar and examine it, then take the Z-Crystal - or attempt to. Before you can, a Totem Gumshoos (Pokémon Sun) / Totem Alolan
Raticate (Pokémon Moon) will appear! Though this might make it seem like a boss, in reality the only difference is that the Pokémon
has a stat boosted by one stage, so it makes things little different. You might also have to deal with some allying Pokémon of the
Totem, so be careful about that. It will help to focus on KO'ing the allying Pokémon first when they come.
After the battle, Ilima will congratulate you on your efforts and grant you the Z-Crystal - Normalium Z - from the pedestal. Whenever
a Pokémon holds this item and knows a Normal-type move, you can choose to activate a Z Move that will be much stronger, though
only once per battle. You'll also receive 10 Great Balls and permission to capture Pokémon in Verdant Cave (not that there are any
of particular note).
Ilima will heal your Pokémon, then suggest you head onto Route 3. In any case, once you regain control, head outside of the cave.
Route 2: Go back northwest and heal in the Pokémon Center, then head northeast to find Route 3.
The Grand Trial of Melemele Island
Sectional Flowchart
• Route 3 & Melemele Meadow

• Seaward Cave & Kala'e Bay
• Melemele Island's Grand Trial
Route 3 & Melemele Meadow
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Stardust [_] Sharp Beak [_] Heal Ball [_] Great Ball [_] Yellow Nectar [_] Net Ball
[_] Yellow Nectar [_] Poison Barb [_] Red Card [_] Soothe Bell [_] Super Potion [_] Sitrus Berry
[_] Sitrus Berry [_] Pecha Berry [_] Cheri Berry [_] Sitrus Berry [_] Nest Ball [_] $3,000
Normalium Echoed
Dartrix 18 Grass/Flying Overgrow Leafage Astonish Peck
Z Voice
Echoed Rock
Pikipek 13 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Peck Brick Break
Voice Smash
Compound Silver
Butterfree 13 Bug/Flying Tackle Stun Spore Confusion Gust
Eyes Powder

Magnemite 13 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Tackle
Wave Shock Bomb
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Delibird Ice/Flying Hustle, Vital Spirit, Insomnia - - - - - 1 Both 10%
Anger Point, Vital

Mankey Fighting - 1 - - - - Both 20%
Spirit, Defiant
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: NORTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTTIME)
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
Rattata (Alolan) Normal/Dark Gluttony, Hustle, Thick Fat - - - - - 1 Both 10%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Bagon Dragon Rock Head, Sheer Force - 1 - - - - Both 1%

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
Salamence (SOS-
Dragon/Flying Intimidate, Moxie - 3 - - - - Both -
only)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTTIME & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
Salamence (SOS-
only)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: FLYING POKÉMON
EV YIELD
Rufflet Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sheer Force, Hustle - 1 - - - - Sun
Spearow Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sniper - - - - - 1 Both
Big Pecks, Overcoat, Weak

Vullaby Dark/Flying - - 1 - - - Moon
Armor
EV YIELD

Crabrawler Fighting - 1 - - - - Both
Point
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MELEMELE MEADOW (FLOWERS & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Butterfree Bug/Flying Compound Eyes, Tinted Lens - - - 2 1 - Both 1%
Infiltrator,
Cottonee Grass/Fairy - - - - - 1 Sun 30%
Prankster, Chlorophyll

Dust, Sweet Veil
Metapod (non-
Bug Shed Skin - - 2 - - - Both 9%
S.O.S.)
Oricorio (Pom-
Electric/Flying Dancer - - - 2 - - Both 20%
Pom)
Chlorophyll, Own Tempo, Leaf

Petilil Grass - - - 1 - - Moon 30%
Guard
Rising Star Ian $624 Psyduck Lv. 13
Rising Star Tatiana $624 Petilil Lv. 13
Rising Star Joshua $624 Growlithe Lv. 13
Ace Trainer Makana $952 Rockruff Lv. 13, Slowpoke Lv. 13
Route 3 Pokémon Evaluations: Bagon and Salamence are absolutely boss Pokémon to have. (Salamence is extremely rare
though, like 1%.) Most Dragon-type Pokémon are but Salamence is just very very powerful and speedy. Rufflet if you're playing
Pokémon Sun is also a pretty decent attacking Pokémon as well, and Mankey makes an okay Fighting-type Pokémon to have. For
the most part, the rest are just repeats or altogether meh.
Melemele Meadow Pokémon Evaluations: Butterfree, like I stated before, is a decent Pokémon for you to have in the event you
want to catch Pokémon, because it can learn a variety of status moves (namely those for Paralysis, Sleep, and Poison), and can
even get Compound Eyes to make sure these moves hit their target, so if you didn't pick up Butterfree before now would be a good
time to get it or one of its pre-evolutions. Petilil is the only other Pokémon of note here, belonging to Moon players, as it can evolve
into Lilligant which boasts nice stats (albeit not the best movepool to support them).
Route 2: After you leave the cave, Prof. Kukui will give you a tutorial on the use of Z Power and Z Moves. After, heal up in the
Pokémon Center if you need to, then head forward to Route 3.
Route 3: Note that while you go along this Route, you might see moving shadows on the ground. These reflect Pokémon in the
field; if you walk into it, you'll fight a flying Pokémon (here, Spearow or Rufflet/Vullaby). As you reach the sign denoting the Route
we're on, you'll find a fork in the path. You can go either way you prefer.
• South Path: This is a fairly linear path with multiple flying Pokémon found along it. Further along the path from here if you hug the
northern ledge you'll notice a sort of dip in the southern wall; examine it to find some hidden Stardust to sell. From here, work back
westward and you'll notice that just off to the south is a narrow path you can take. Follow it and you'll find on the way another Sharp
Beak. It boosts the power of the holder's Flying moves by 20%. Further to the east the paths will converge.
• North Path: Partway along this path will be a Rising Star you can battle. If you continue further along from here, you can find the
grass for this part of the Route, too. Be sure to go through the eastern portion of the grass because you can find a Heal Ball down
there. Catch your fill from the grass, then head further along the dirt path to find another Rising Star to fight with.
Once the paths converge, go a bit to the southeast and you'll see a westbound path with a sign in front of it, heading to the
Melemele Meadow.
Melemele Meadow: As you enter, you'll find Lillie, looking for Cosmog. First, though, go south along the dirt path to find a Great
Ball. Head north to a bit of a sparkly area to find some Yellow Nectar in the grass, which you can use to change Oricorio's Forme to
the Pom-Pom Style. If you go southwest from there you can get on top of a raised ledge with a Net Ball on it. (A Net Ball is an item
that works very well on Water- and Bug-type Pokémon, even moreso than an Ultra Ball.) Follow the path on the ledge then jump
from its northeast ledge into the northwestern path of flowers. Go southwest and onto the raised ledge.
You'll see Cosmog nearby. If you first move past him to the southwest you'll see more sparkles signifying more Yellow Nectar, and
further south you can find a Poison Barb. Anyhow, speak with Cosmog and you'll automatically escort him back to Lillie, who will
heal your Pokémon in thanks.
Route 3: Here, Hau will immediately challenge you a battle!
• Rewards: $280
Pokémon Pikachu Rowlet * Litten * Popplio *
Growl Leafage Ember Water Gun
Play Nice Growl Growl Growl

Moves
Quick Attack Astonish Leer Disarming Voice
Electro Ball Peck Lick Baby-Doll Eyes
USAGE CONDITIONS
Pokémon Condition

This battle isn't going to require any particular attention from you so long as you pay mind to type matchups. That means keeping
Water and Flying Pokémon away from Pikachu, for one, and generally smacking Hau's starter around with your own. If your starter
has the Normalium Z equipped with a damaging Normal-type move, that might be sufficient to finish off Pikachu, actually.
A cutscene ensues after the battle.
Once it's over with, go south along the Route. As you near the bridge, you'll notice a Trainer over to the left; he will give you the Red
Card item if you beat every Trainer on the Route, and then himself. If you head east from there you'll find some grass, too, and a
man who will give you the Soothe Bell item (which helps to boost a Pokémon's Happiness - if you grabbed a Pichu, Munchlax, or
Happiny way back, be sure to give it to them!).
Cross the bridge now and defeat the walking Rising Star on the other side, and a Super Potion can be found just a bit further to the
south. (That Trainer by the way is the last on the Route aside from Makana himself.)
Head further south and you'll find yourself walking down an incline. You will pass by some grass on the way down; on the
northeastern portion of it are some Berries you can grab: a trio of Sitrus Berries, a Pecha Berry, and a Cheri Berry! To the east
of there is a Nest Ball too! Further south is a man who will request you capture a Rockruff and show him its Pokédex entry; he'll
hand you $3,000 as an award!
(Note that you can find, in Melemele Meadow, at the southwestern bit of the flowers, a hole leading to Seaward Cave & Kala'e Bay.
If you don't want to bother with these areas, continue on with Melemele Island's Grand Trial: this side area is completely optional.)
Seaward Cave & Kala'e Bay
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Escape Rope [_] Heal Ball [_] Super Potion [_] Stardust [_] Star Piece [_] Never-Melt Ice
[_] Net Ball
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed Rock
Pikipek 13 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Peck Brick Break
Voice Smash
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Wave Shock Bomb
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SEAWARD CAVE: WALKING
EV YIELD
Sand Veil, Tangled

Diglett (Alolan) Ground/Steel - - - - 1 1 Both 30%
Hair, Sand Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SEAWARD CAVE: SURFING
EV YIELD
Cloud Nine, Damp, Swift

Psyduck Water - - - 1 - - Both c 80%
Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SEAWARD CAVE: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 1%
Barboach Water/Ground 1 - - - - - Both
Oblivious, Hydration [50%]
Gyarados
Water/Flying Moxie, Intimidate - 2 - - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only)
99%
Magikarp Water Swift Swim, Rattled - - - - - 1 Both
[50%]
Seaward Cave: When you enter, you will immediately see an Escape Rope, and southwest from there, near a boulder next to the
water, you'll find a Heal Ball. Go est and downhill and follow the path (don't jump down the ledges) to a fork. If you go right,
downhill, then southwest at the bottom you'll find a Super Potion; also examine the small alcove between the three rocks to the
north to find a Stardust. Southeast from there you'll come to another fork; the rock at the end of the south path will yield a Star
Piece if you examine it.
Backtrack uphill to the fork just before you found the Super Potion, then go east from it to find a Never-Melt Ice. Continue back up
and you'll find some ledges to jump down.
Kala'e Bay: There's not much here you can grab since you can't cross water yet, but you can go north and snatch up the Net Ball.
Melemele Island's Grand Trial
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed
Trumbeak 16 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Peck Brick Break Pluck
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Wave Shock Bomb
Kadabra 17 Psychic Synchronize - Teleport Kinesis - -
Route 1: Further south will bring you back to Route 1. Simply go south, west, and north into Iki Town.
Iki Town: After a brief chat with Kukui abnd Lillie, go north and speak with Hala to start the battle!
BOSS: Island Kahuna Hala
• Rewards: $2,400
Pokémon Mankey Makuhita Crabrawler
Pokémon Type Fighting Fighting Fighting
Hold Item None None Fightnium Z
Ability Vital Spirit Thick Fat Hyper Cutter
Karate Chop Arm Thrust Pursuit
Pursuit Sand Attack Power-Up Punch

Moves
Focus Energy Fake Out Leer
- - -
A fairly easy fight - you've had ample opportunity to find both Flying and Psychic Pokémon that would do well in this fight. Basically
just spam them and their respective STAB moves. Crabrawler will likely prove to be the greatest difficulty because he can use a Z
Move through Fightnium Z; that would likely be the best time for you launch your own if it outpowers your STAB+Super Effect (triple-
damage) moves.
The Trial of Captain Lana
Sectional Flowchart
• Mostly Sidequesting:
• Poké Ride Cleanup - Tauros
• Ten Carat Hill
• Back to the Story:

• Heahea City
• Route 4
• Paniola Town
• Paniola Ranch
• Route 5
• Brooklet Hill
Poké Ride Cleanup - Tauros

TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Fightnium Z [_] Ride Pager [_] TM54 (False Swipe) [_] Antidote [_] Nest Ball
[_] Stardust [_] Nugget [_] TM83 (Infestation) [_] Stardust [_] Star Piece
[_] Expert Belt [_] TM46 (Thief)
Normalium Echoed
Dartrix 21 Grass/Flying Overgrow Razor Leaf Astonish Peck
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Wave Shock Bomb
Iki Town: Following the battle with Hala, you'll receive another Z Crystal, Fightnium Z, which enables the use of the Fighting-type Z
Move All-Out Pummeling. You'll also receive a stamp commemorating your victory; it will also permit traded Pokémon up to Level 35
to obey you fully. You'll finally also be given a Ride Pager and the ability to ride Tauros whenever you want to! Riding Tauros and
dashing can break rocks, which means we'll be able to find new items in some areas we've been to.
You'll finally also get TM54 (False Swipe) - False Swipe is an amazingly useful move for capturing Pokémon because it will not ever
KO them, just leave them with one HP.
You are then tasked with telling your mother that you're leaving, then heading to the Marina in Hau'oli City. So head back to Route 1
first.
Route 1: Back here, go back and visit your mother and she'll tell you that Akala Island should be your next target. If you're not going
to do any of the sidequesting bits then head there, but otherwise keep reading. If you head to the southern parts of the Route from
your house, towards the Professor's home, and go west, you'll find some rocks blocking your way; these lead to Ten Carat Hill, and
you can break through them by dashing with the B Button while on Tauros. It's mostly a standalone area so simply click on the link
to go to that area's section.
Once you return, there's more to clean up north of your house. If you go up Route 1 from the incline west of your house, you can
find an Antidote at the ledge to the right of the top. You can use Tauros to break down the rocks to the west and access a bite of a
hidden area. If you go through the grass west of your entrance you can find a Nest Ball and if you break down the rocks to the east
one will be hiding a sparkly thing which you can examine to find a Stardust. Meanwhile, return up to the top to the grassy patches,
then go through the eastern one and down the ledges to reach a Nugget. That's all to be found on Route 1!
Route 3: Taking backtracking a bit literally, head along to the southern part of Route 3 and backtrack across the bridge. Then go
east to the grass and off to the north you'll see some boulders around a TM. Break them down with Tauros and you can
collect TM83 (Infestation) (and less importantly a Stardust from the big rock).
Seaward Cave: If you go here, there are some ledges you can jump down to the east of the water. Along the way are some rocks
Tauros can obliterate and you'll find an Expert Belt.
Route 2: Continue backtracking across the island to Route 2. Just south of the motel were several rocks you could break; beyond
them lies a Star Piece.
Verdant Cave: Remember where you fought the Totem Pokémon? Go there. On the right side of the clearing are some rocks:
break through them to reach TM46 (Thief).
From there, simply head to the Marina and we can move on as nothing else remains for us to do.
Ten Carat Hill
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] X Attack [_] Super Potion [_] Ultra Ball [_] Hard Stone [_] Nugget [_] Burn Heal
[_] TM62 (Acrobatics) [_] Great Ball
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Wave Shock Bomb
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TEN CARAT HILL - CAVE (WALKING & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Carbink (non-
Rock/Fairy Clear Body, Sturdy - - 1 - 1 - Both 20%
S.O.S.)
Sand Veil, Tangled Hair, Sand

Force
Sturdy, Weak Armor, Sand

Roggenrola Rock - - 1 - - - Both 30%
Force
Sableye (S.O.S.-
Ghost/Dark Keen Eye, Stall, Prankster - 1 1 - - - Both -
only)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TEN CARAT HILL - CAVE (SURFING)
EV YIELD
c
Psyduck Water Cloud Nine, Damp, Swift Swim - - - 1 - - Both
80%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TEN CARAT HILL - FARTHEST HOLLOW (GRASS)

Carbink Rock/Fairy Clear Body, Sturdy - - 1 - 1 - Both 20%
Machop Fighting Guts, No Guard, Steadfast - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Keen Eye, Vital

Rockruff Rock - 1 - - - - Both 20%
Spirit, Steadfast

Force
Own Tempo, Tangled

Spinda Normal - - - 1 - - Both 10%
Feet, Contrary
Pokémon Evaluations: None of the Pokémon here are particularly special. Sableye is an interesting Pokémon since it only has one
weakness, and in competitive battling its Prankster ability in combination with some of its status moves render it a threat, but to be
powerful it typically requires a bit of setup (e.g. Calm Mind), which just isn't viable for the main game when other Ghost and Dark
Pokémon are simply powerful from the start. Rockruff is another interesting one, which becomes different Pokémon upon evolution
in Sun and in Moon, but both Formes are pretty powerful. (Don't forget the person from Route 3 that wanted you to catch Rockruff
and show you his Pokédex entry to get some money!) Carbink and Spinda are also interesting in their own rights for competitive
gameplay but less so for the main game and aren't worth it. ... And Zubat is Zubat. =P
Ten Carat Hill - Cave: Just as you enter, go north and you'll find an X Attack. Go south from here on Tauros and break apart the
rocks you find, and keep doing so until you reach an even larger gray boulder - this, Tauros won't be able to do a thing about, but it's
enough for now. As you broke through the boulders, back near the start, the path diverged and you could get on the higher ledge. If
you do so now, you can go along the linear path there for a Super Potion and an Ultra Ball. Return back to ground level and
continue going further into the cave, then outside into the hollow.
Ten Carat Hill - Farthest Hollow: Here, walk northward and you'll pass by a Hard Stone (boosts the holder's Rock moves' power
by 20%). If you look to the north from here, you'll also see a Nugget (sell for $5,000) and to the east-northeast of there you'll find
a Burn Heal. The northwestern part of this enclosure has the grass with which you can find the Pokémon named above. (There are
others to the southwest and southeast as well. In fact, if you follow the southeastern path, you'll go up an incline and find TM62
(Acrobatics)!) Finally, via the southwestern path from the ground level of the hollow you can find a Great Ball.
That's pretty much it for this area.
Heahea City
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] $3,000 [_] Rare Candy [_] Zygarde Cube [_] Zygarde Cell
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Wave Shock Bomb
Kadabra 19 Psychic Synchronize - Teleport Kinesis Disable -
HEAHEA CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
Great Ball $600 A Pokéball with a catch rate of 1.5x.
Poké Ball $200 A Pokéball with the most basic catch rate of 1.0x, used to catch Pokémon.

Super Potion $700 Heals 60 HP of a single Pokémon.
HEAHEA CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM Name Cost Type Class Power Acc. PP Targets L.R. Cont.
TM16 (Light Screen) $10,000 Psychic Status --- --- 30 Allies No Yes
TM17 (Protect) $10,000 Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
TM20 (Safeguard) $10,000 Normal Status --- --- 25 Allies No No
TM33 (Reflect) $10,000 Psychic Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
TM70 (Aurora Veil) $30,000 Ice Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
Pokémon Trainer Dexio $2,240 Slowpoke Lv. 15, Espeon Lv. 16
Hau'oli City: Once you return to the city, head into the Marina, healing up your Pokémon on the way if you feel necesary. Opt to
head out with the professor and the others on his boat to head to Heahea City on Akala Island. Once you meet the Island Kahuna
and one of the captains, head down the street to meet up with Lillie, who will be waiting at the local hotel until you want to visit the
Ruins of Life with her.
After the scene, enter the clothing shop nearby; the man in the southeast corner will task you with registering Pyukumuku in your
Pokédex and will grant you $3,000 in return once you show him. Just across the street, a woman will give you a Rare Candy - this
item can boost your Pokémon's Level, so be sure to use it!
Further down the street is the Pokémon Center, right at the intersection. They're selling TMs now, but they're not worth the cost, at
least for main-game playing. Great Balls and Super Potions are nice though!
Head further north from the Center to have an encounter with Sina and Dexio, who will suggest you battle Dexio. Afterwards, your
Pokémon will be healed, and you'll receive the Zygarde Cube, meant to be used for collecting Zygarde Cells and Cores. They'll
suggest you head onto Route 4. You should head into the hotel first; on the first floor, if you head to the northwest corner, you'll find
a Zygarde Cell.
That's about it though. Go back outside and south and east onto the Route.
Route 4
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Great Ball [_] Tiny Mushroom [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Revive [_] Adrenaline Orb [_] Energy Root
[_] Berries
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Butterfree 17 Bug/Flying Tackle Stun Spore Psybeam Gust
Eyes Powder
Growlithe 15 Fire Intimidate - Bite Roar Ember Leer

Wave Shock Bomb
If you're wondering about any sudden inconsistencies with my team, there's a reason ... err ... my battery died and I lost a lot of
progress because I hadn't saved in a while. Learn from my mistake kiddies! XD
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 4: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Eevee Normal - - - - 1 - Both 5%
Away, Anticipation

Cute Charm, Friend
Igglybuff Normal/Fairy 1 - - - - - Both 10%
Guard, Competitive
Lillipup Normal Pickup, Vital Spirit, Run Away - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Own Tempo, Stamina, Inner

Mudbray Ground - 1 - - - - Both 20%
Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 4: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Eevee Normal - - - - 1 - Both -
Away, Anticipation
Espeon Psychic Synchronize, Magic Bounce - - - 2 - - Both
Grubbin Bug Swarm - 1 - - - - Both
Natural Cure, Serene

Grace, Friend Guard
Cute Charm, Friend

Igglybuff Normal/Fairy 1 - - - - - Both -
Guard, Competitive
Cute Charm, Friend

Jigglypuff Normal/Flying 2 - - - - - Both -
Guard, Competitive
Lillipup Normal Pickup, Vital Spirit, Run Away - 1 - - - - Both -

Mudbray Ground - 1 - - - - Both -
Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 4: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 4: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
Umbreon Dark Synchronize, Inner Focus - - - - 2 - Both -

EV YIELD

Point
Bellhop Jody $560 Drifloon Lv. 14
Collector Bryan $448 Munchlax Lv. 13, Bagon Lv. 14
Sightseer Scotty $840 Rattata Lv. 14
Cook Ernie $560 Cutiefly Lv. 14
Pokémon Evaluations: There are quite a few new Pokémon here ... but not a ton of note. Eevee, Espeon, and Umbreon are
perhaps the most noteworthy; Eevee is capable of evolving into eight different types of Pokémon depending on how it evolves: it can
become a physical Fire type (Flareon), a special Electric type (Jolteon), a tanky Water type (Vaporeon), a tanky Dark type
(Umbreon), a special Psychic type (Espeon), a physical Grass type (Leafeon), a special Ice type (Glaceon), and a special Fairy type
(Sylveon). Sylveon's condition is ultimately the earliest you can get given it is quick to reach (just level-up with two hearts in
Pokémon Refresh) and the reward is decent for Sylveon is quite powerful. Grubbin is another Pokémon of note since it becomes a
decently powerful Electric/Bug Pokémon, Vikavolt, later on. Lillipup and Mudbray eventually evolve into strong physical Pokémon,
Stoutland and Mudsdale respectively.
Route 4: As you enter the grass just east of the Route entrance, the path will make a small loop. If you go along the northern branch
of the path, you'll fight a Trainer, whereas to the south, east, and north, you'll find a bunch of grass and a Great Ball. Just north of
where the paths converge, you'll find a long, narrow path going off to the east; examine the rock at the end to find a Tiny
Mushroom, then return to the main path and go north. You'll see a Pokémon Breeder you can talk to, and south of her are some
gold sparkles denoting a Zygarde Cell.
Go through the grass to the west and you'll find a Collector to battle; he's also standing near a Revive you can grab. Return to the
main path and go north and the path will - briefly - split. The northern path has a Trainer you can fight with. After the paths converge
you can go through the grass to the south to find an Adrenaline Orb. Continue back to the main path and follow it to some grass
and a Cook to battle.
Just beside the Cook is a sort of crossroads. If you go south from it you'll find an item, an Energy Root, just past the grass, while to
the east you can find some Berries underneath the tree. To the north lies Paniola Town.
Paniola Town
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Dire Hit
Normalium Echoed
Dartrix 24 Grass/Flying Overgrow Razor Leaf Astonish Pluck
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Growlithe 16 Fire Intimidate - Bite Roar Ember Leer

Wave Shock Bomb
PANIOLA TOWN POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)

PANIOLA TOWN POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
Repeat Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a tripled catch rate on Pokémon species you've caught before.
Net Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a triple catch rate on Water- and Bug-type Pokémon.
Timer Ball $1,000 A Pokéball whose capture rate goes up by 0.1 every turn, up to 4.0x.
Paniola Town: As you walk up into the town, Hau runs over and heals your Pokémon, then challenges you to battle!
• Rewards: $680
Pokémon Pikachu Dartrix Torracat Brionne
Hold Item None Normalium Z Normalium Z Normalium Z
Electro Ball Razor Leaf Fire Fang Aqua Jet

Moves
Quick Attack Peck Lick Disarming Voice
- Tackle Scratch Pound
- - - -
USAGE CONDITIONS
Pokémon Condition
Dartrix Your starter was Litten
Torracat Your starter was Popplio
Brionne Your starter was Rowlet
Much like the last battle you had with Hau, this should be pretty easy. Mudsbray is especially useful for taking down Pikachu due to
his nice Defense and immunity to Electro Ball, but Magnemite will also do fine if you got him since he'll resist both as well, as would
Bagon/Shelgon. For the most part, the primary objective is just to keep Flying and Water Pokémon away from. Meanwhile, your
starter's Grass/Fire/Water moves should be more than sufficient to take out Hau's own starter Pokémon.
After the fight, you'll receive a Dire Hit from Hau while he goes off to Panioka Ranch.
That said, there's not a lot here aside from the Pokémon Center. The second shop in the Center does have some interesting balls,
but they aren't particularly special either, so just leave the town heading north.
Paniola Ranch
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Fresh Water [_] Moomoo Milk [_] Repel [_] Soda Pop [_] Super Repel [_] Zygarde Cell
[_] Ether [_] TM10 (Hidden Power) [_] Big Mushroom [_] Heal Ball [_] Amulet Coin [_] Oval Stone
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Growlithe 17 Fire Intimidate - Bite Ember Leer
Wheel

Wave Shock Bomb
Both [none] Eevee (Egg) Normal Adaptability or Run Away
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PANIOLA RANCH: GRASS
EV YIELD
Miltank Normal Scrappy, Thick Fat, Sap Sipper - - 2 - - - Both 5%
Mudbray Ground Own Tempo, Stamina, Inner Focus - 1 - - - - Both 50%
Tauros Normal Anger Point, Intimidate, Sheer Force - 1 - - - 1 Both 5%
Madame Elizabeth $3,000 Carbink Lv. 15
Pokémon Breeder Glenn $600 Mudbray Lv. 15
Pokémon Breeder Amanda $600 Lillipup Lv. 14, Growlithe Lv. 15

Gentleman Gerald $3,000 Sableye Lv. 15
Pokémon Evaluations: Each of the Pokémon here are decent enough if you lack a spot on your team, except for Miltank, really. All
are decently powerful attacks once they evolve.
Paniola Ranch: Go north and as the path turns northeast you can battle the Madame there, and further northeast you'll speak with
a Pokémon Breeder who will bring you to Captain Mallow. She'll register Stoutland onto your Ride Page, which will let you find items
in the dirt. Once you regain control, use Stoutland to sniff out a Fresh Water off to the west, north of the Tauros, then go north to
find some Moomoo Milk next to the feeding troughs, then southeast to find a Repel next to the barrels.
Anyhow, go south and back through the fence, then south and into the grass. Just north of the sign there you can find a Soda
Pop with Stoutland, and there's a Trainer to the west you can fight. Using Stoutland, you can find a Super Repel in the grass to tje
west, and there's some gold sparkles northwest of there signifying the presence of a Zygarde Cell. Meanwhile, in the southwestern
corner of the grassy patch, in the corner of the fence, you'll be able to find an Ether.
Go back eastward and past the Trainer from before now and up and down the ramp, then north through the grass. On the other side
you'll find the Pokémon Nursery. The Pokémon Nursery is this generation's equivalent of the Pokémon Daycare; you cannot leave
Pokémon there to gain EXP. anymore, but, if the conditions are right - an overview is in the Pokémon Breeding section - you can
get Eggs! Inside, you can also speak to a girl to receive TM10 (Hidden Power) (a move whose type depends on your IVs -
see Hidden Power for move) and she can even tell you the type of Hidden Power one of your Pokémon will have! If you speak with
the girl at the reception she'll give you an Egg which will hatch into an Eevee! If you carry it around for a while - just walk a lot - it will
eventually hatch into a Level 1 Eevee.
Anyhow, back outside, go south and examine the stuff in the small enclosure in the fence to find an Oval Stone; you can go east
and then south to find another Breeder to battle. In the grass nearby, Stoutland will be able to sniff out a Big Mushroom, nearby
and behind the red truck you'll find an Amulet Coin (if the holder participates in a Trainer fight, you'll get doubled money!), and then
further on, past the grass, is a Heal Ball. Return to the main path and head off to the north to find a Gentleman to battle, and then
further on, Route 5.
Route 5
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Super Potion [_] Star Piece [_] Revive x3 [_] TM57 (Charge Beam) [_] Berries [_] $3,000
[_] TM41 (Torment)
Normalium Echoed
Z Voice
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Butterfree 19 Bug/Flying Silver Wind Stun Spore Psybeam Gust
Eyes Powder
Flame
Growlithe 18 Fire Intimidate - Bite Ember Leer
Wheel

Magnemite 19 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Spark
Wave Shock Bomb
ROUTE 5 POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 5: SOUTHERN GRASS (REGULAR & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Fomantis Grass Leaf Guard, Contrary - 1 - - - - Both 20%
Metapod (non-
S.O.S.)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 5: NORTHERN GRASS (REGULAR)
EV YIELD
Trumbeak Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 2 - - - - Both 20%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 5: NORTHERN GRASS (S.O.S.)

EV YIELD
Bonsly Rock Rock Head, Sturdy, Rattled - - 1 - - - Both -
Butterfree Bug/Flying Compound Eyes, Tinted Lens - - - 2 1 - Both -
Fomantis Grass Leaf Guard, Contrary - 1 - - - - Both -

Grace, Friend Guard
Trumbeak Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 2 - - - - Both -
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - UNDER BERRY TREES
EV YIELD

Point
Both Lillipup Bounsweet Grass Leaf Guard
Twins Isa & Nico $360 Happiny Lv. 15, Igglybuff Lv. 15
Pokémon Breeder Yuka $640 Morelull Lv. 15, Ledyba Lv. 16
Team Skull Gladion $720 Zubat Lv. 17, Type: Null Lv. 18
Pokémon Breeder Cory $640 Paras Lv. 15, Spinarak Lv. 16
Rising Star Duo Lauren & Justin $1,632 Rufflet Lv. 17, Vullaby Lv. 17
Pokémon Evaluations: Most of the Pokémon here are repeats, except for Fomantis. It is a decent Pokémon but not worth any
particular note.
Route 5: As you go north onto the Route, a pair of Trainers will challenge you to a Double Battle! If you head northeast of the
Trainers, you can find a Super Potion. North from there you can battle a Pokémon Breeder. Go east from her and through the
grass, then use Stoutland to sniff out the Star Piece near the mud piles nearby. Continue through the grass and you'll find a path
onto the stony area above. Follow the path to find TM41 (Torment), then jump down the ledge nearby.
Return to the twins now; if you go northwest from the twins, you'll see that Hau has just lost to someone who will battle you in turn -
Team Skull's Gladion. After the fight and the scene end, Hau will hand you three Revives.
After, head northwest and the path will fork in two again. Go along the path due west until you find a girl, then go north from her
through the grass to find a TM on the ground, TM57 (Charge Beam). Return to the girl and go west and north to battle a Breeder
and to find some Berries.
Return to the fork and battle the pair of Trainers to the north, then further along you'll find the Pokémon Center. Inside, a man will
give you a Dire Hit (the one next to the Poké Mart, holding a fishing rod). Meanwhile, the Rising Star on the opposite side of the
building will trade his Bounsweet for your Lillipup, which is an okay trade. The guy next to the window meanwhile will give
you $3,000 if you can capture a Feebas and show him its Pokédex entry.
Anyhow, with this done, go back outside and west to Brooklet Hill.
Brooklet Hill
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Net Ball [_] Elixir [_] X Sp. Atk. [_] Revive [_] Max Repel [_] Waterium Z
[_] Fishing Rod [_] 10 Dive Balls
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver Silver

Butterfree 20 Bug/Flying Stun Spore Psybeam Gust
Eyes Powder Wind
Flame
Growlithe 19 Fire Intimidate - Bite Ember Reversal
Wheel

Magnemite 20 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Spark
Wave Shock Bomb
Kadabra 22 Psychic Synchronize - Teleport Kinesis Disable Psybeam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: NORTHERN PART (GRASS - DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Dewpider Water/Bug Water Bubble, Water Absorb - - - - 1 - Both 10%
Paras Bug/Grass Dry Skin, Effect Spore, Damp - 1 - - - - Both 20%

Damp, Water Absorb, Swift
Poliwag Water - - - - - 1 Both 10%
Swim

Psyduck Water - - - 1 - - Both 30%
Swim
Keen Eye, Hydration, Rain

Wingull Water/Flying - - - - - 1 Both 10%
Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: NORTHERN PART (GRASS - NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Illuminate, Effect Spore, Rain

Morelull Grass/Fairy - - - - 1 - Both 20%
Dish

Swim

Swim
Surskit Water/Bug Swift Swim, Rain Dish - - - - - 1 Both 10%

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: EAST-CENTRAL PART (GRASS - DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim
Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: EAST-CENTRAL PART (GRASS - NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: SURFING (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: SURFING (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim
Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
1%
Feebas Water Swift Swim, Adaptability - - - - - 1 Both
[5%]
Swift Swim, Water 29%

Goldeen Water - 1 - - - - Both
Veil, Lightning Rod [45%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
70%
[50%]
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TOTEM'S DEN: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Finneon Water - - - - - 1 Both 40%
Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid Ooze, Rain

Tentacool Water/Poison - - - - 1 - Both 40%
Dish

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TOTEM'S DEN: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Healer, 1%
Alomomola Water 2 - - - - - Both
Hydration, Regenerator [20%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
70%
[50%]
20%
Wishiwashi Water Schooling 1 - - - - - Both
[30%]
Fisherman Ernest $544 Barboach Lv. 16, Goldden Lv. 17
Backpacker Mikiko $640 Fletchling Lv. 17
Fisherman Herbert $544 Poliwag Lv. 22
Fisherman Carl $544 Magikarp Lv. 16, Magikarp Lv. 17
Pokémon Evaluations: Honestly none of these Pokémon are worth any particular note, at least those you're capable of getting at
this time.
Brooklet Hill: As you arrive and head west, you'll find Lana, the captain of Brooklet Hill. She'll request your help and then leave,
bidding you to follow. Cross the bridge and on the other side head south and grab the Net Ball, then speak with the fisherman
neatby to battle him. Go west now and along the path and into the grass; note that you can use Stoutland to sniff out an Elixir in the
southeast corner of the patch.
Continue further along and you'll meet up with Lana. She'll assign Lapras to your Ride Pager, allowing you to Surf, and she wants
you to go out into the water and figure out what's causing the vigorous splashing. For now though, go west and collect the X Sp.
Atk. and defeat the Backpacker, then return to Lana. Go south and onto the bridge, then defeat the Fisherman on there. Now, you
can examine water to Surf across it; go to the upwelling in the center and a bunch of Pokémon will retreat from it. Go to the now-
smaller upwelling and defeat the Wishiwashi that appears. (Or catch it. Wishiwashi when it gets into its School Forme can be
extremely powerful so long as it remains there.)
After the battle and you regain control, go southwest and make landfall to collect the Revive, then go east and downhill. As you
move between grass patches, Stoutland can find a Max Repel, and further down you'll find Lana again, who will point out another
Wishiwashi in the water. Surf to it and deal with it accordingly.
Afterwards, another source of splashing will be heard. Go to the southwestern shore and defeat the Fisherman, then continue
further along the path.
Brooklet Hill - Totem's Den: Here, your trial will start, and your goal will be to defeat a Totem Pokémon -- a School Forme
Wishiwashi! Surf out to the powerful Pokémon to engage it in battle! Do keep in mind that while its stats are high, it will leave its
School Forme once it is sufficiently low on HP nonetheless so you will be better off focusing your attacks against it.
After the battle, you'll receive the Waterium Z, the Z Crystal permitting the use of the Z Move Hydro Vortex! You'll also receive
the Fishing Rod, and ten Dive Balls to accompany it.
The Trial of Captain Kiawe
Sectional Flowchart
• Route 6
• Royal Avenue & Battle Royal Dome
• Route 7
• Wela Volcano Park
Route 6
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Mystic Water [_] Super Potion [_] TM88 (Sleep Talk) [_] Super Repel
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice

Eyes Powder Wind
Flame
Wheel
Charge Thunder Thunder Magnet

Magnemite 21 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw
Beam Wave Shock Bomb
Charge
Kadabra 23 Psychic Synchronize - Teleport Kinesis Psybeam
Beam
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive

Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: NORTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Grace, Friend Guard
Cute Charm, Friend
Guard, Competitive
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive

Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: NORTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Oricorio
Psychic/Flying - - - 2 - - Both 20%
(Baile)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)

Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Grace, Friend Guard
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Oricorio
(Baile)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Oricorio
(Baile)
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Oricorio
(Baile)
Rattata
(Alolan)
Youngster Anthony $320 Magby Lv. 15, Yungoos Lv. 16
Pokémon Breeder William $680 Sudowoodo Lv. 17
Pokémon Evaluations: Honestly, Route 6 isn't going to offer than much different from Route 4, aside from the southern bits of
grass housing some Baile Style Oricorio, and there are better Psychic and better Flying types up for grabs elsewhere in the game.
Eevee is always worth picking up though, especially if the one from the Paniola Ranch wasn't enough.
Route 5: After Captain Lana's trial, you'll return to Route 5, and Captain Lana will inform you next will be the trial of Captain Kiawe
at Wela Volcano Park. She'll also note that you can return to the Paniola Ranch and get rid of those Sudowoodo you may have
noticed earlier by simply having the Waterium Z she gave you. So backtrack to the Paniola Ranch.
Paniola Ranch: From here, go due south and examine the Sudowoodo, who will beat it out of here, leaving you open to go to Route
6. You'll also receive a Mystic Water in thanks, an item that boosts the holder's Water moves' Power by 20%.
Route 6: As you arrive, head south and you'll find a Trainer you can battle, and west of him is a Super Potion. Further south you'll
find some grass as well as a Pokémon Breeder to fight. If you happen to go through the grass you'll find a hidden part of Paniola
Town where you can get TM88 (Sleep Talk) to the south and, hidden to the north near the hay bales, a Super Repel.
Return to Route 6 and go south a bit to encounter a girl being harassed by some Team Skull Grunts. After the battle, you'll be
suggested to try out some Battle Royals at the Battle Royal Dome to the east. So head there onto Royal Avenue.
Royal Avenue & Battle Royal Dome
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Ultra Ball [_] Rare Candy [_] HP Up [_] Lemonade [_] TM44 (Rest)
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice

Eyes Powder Wind
Flame
Wheel

Charge
Beam

ROYAL AVENUE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
Honey $300 Can be used to immediately start a Pokémon battle.
Revive $2,000 Revives a Pokémon from KO with half of its HP.
ROYAL AVENUE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM07 (Hail) $50,000 Makes it Hail for five turns.
TM11 (Sunny
$50,000 Makes it Sunny for five turns.
Day)
TM18 (Rain
$50,000 Makes it Rainy for five turns.
Dance)
TM37
$50,000 Makes it Sandstorm for five turns.
(Sandstorm)
ROYAL AVENUE - THRIFTY MEGAMART (CASHIER #2)
Heal Ball $300 A Pokéball that has a catch rate of 1.0x but fully heals the Pokémon on capture.
A Pokémon with a higher catch rate the greater the difference in your and your foe's levels (+0.1 per
Nest Ball $1,000
level up to 4.0).
Timer Ball $1,000 A Pokéball whose catch rate goes up by 0.1 per turn, up until 4.0.
Strange Souvenir $3,000 Purpose unknown.

BATTLE ROYAL DOME (EXCHANGE COUNTER #1)
If a Pokémon species has two different non-Hidden Abilities and your Pokémon has a non-Hidden
Ability Capsule 100 BP
one, this switches it to the other.
Calcium 2 BP Boosts your Sp. Atk. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Carbos 2 BP Boosts your Speed by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
HP Up 2 BP Boosts your HP by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Iron 2 BP Boosts your Defense by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Protein 2 BP Boosts your Attack by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Rare Candy 48 BP Boosts your Level by 1.
Zinc 2 BP Boosts your Sp. Def. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Everstone 16 BP If held by a Pokémon, it will not evolve (except in VERY special cases).
The holder always gains 8 Speed EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Anklet 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Sp. Def. EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Band 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Defense EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Belt 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Attack EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Bracer 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Sp. Atk. EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Lens 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 HP EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Weight 16 BP
Speed stat.
Binding Band 48 BP Increases the power of the wielder's binding moves and lengths their duration.
Bright Powder 48 BP Reduces the foe's accuracy by 10% when held.
Damp Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Rainy weather to be 8 turns.
When held, if the wielder is infatuated, so will be the one infatuating. It also enables inheriting 5 of 6
Destiny Knot 48 BP
IVs when breeding.
Expert Belt 48 BP When held, the Pokémon deals 20% more damage when its hits are super-effective.
Float Stone 48 BP Halves the holder's weight.
Heat Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Sunny weather to be 8 turns.
Icy Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Hailing weather to be 8 turns.
Leftovers 48 BP When held, the Pokémon regains 1/16 of its max HP every turn.
Metronome 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's moves grow in strength with consecutive use (by 10% up to 50%).
Muscle Band 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's physical moves are boosted in power by 10%.
Quick Claw 48 BP Let's the user go first in its move priority class 3/16 of the time.
Scope Lens 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's critical-hit rate is automatically boosted by one stage.
Shell Bell 48 BP When held, the Pokémon regains 1/8 of the damage it deals back as healed HP.
Smooth Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Sandstorming weather to be 8 turns.
Soothe Bell 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's Happiness grows a lot faster.
Wise Glasses 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's special moves are boosted in power by 10%.
Zoom Lens 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's accuracy is boosted 20%.
Royal Avenue: As you arrive you'll see a Pokémon Center off to the east, so visit it to heal up and shop. If you head back outside,
then west to the gate and north and along the narrow path behind the small palm trees, you'll find an Ultra Ball. Head east from the
Pokémon Center and then head east to the building east of the garden; if you use Stoutland you can sniff out a Rare Candy near
the beams and stuff to the east. (You can buy Malasadas in the building there by the way.)
If you go north of the garden, you'll see Gladion from before go into the Dome. For now, go waaaay off to the east to the parking lot,
then to its southeast corner (where a couple of people are sitting with a Murkrow); Stoutland can sniff out a Soda Pop nearby. North
of there is the Thifty Megamart. You can go around the east side of it to find a HP Up. Inside, if you speak with the man near the
cashier you'll get a Tamato Berry. if you speak with the Drifloon in the northeast corner you'll get a Lemonade, while if you give the
Hypno in the southwestern part $1,000 you'll get TM44 (Rest).
Return to the spot where you found Gladion, then go north into the dome.
Battle Royal Dome: As you approach the desk, a man, the "Masked Royal" (we all know who he is), will approach and give you a
brief into as to what a Battle Royal is. Basically it's a 4-way Multi Battle (with four Trainers, each controlling one Pokémon, going
against each other - whoever loses their Pokémon first loses and the winner is then determined from there by Pokémon KO'ed,
Pokémon remaining and HP).
You'll then be brought into a Battle Royale with Hau, Gladion, and "the Masked Royal"! Ideally, you'll lead with your starter, who
ought to be able to easily manage with their moves against Hau's starter. You'll also have to contend with a Rockruff from the
Masked Royal and Gladion's Type: Null. It doesn't matter if you win though, so don't fret.
After one of the Pokémon are KO'ed, you'll meet with Captain Kiawe. After a brief cutscene after, you can do as you wish - don't
bother going into a Battle Royal, though, the Pokémon there will be Level 50 so you'll not have a chance right now. Anyhow, there's
not much you can do for now, so go back outside and, on Royal Avenue, go far to the east and north onto Route 7.
Route 7
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Net Ball [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Pearl [_] Max Repel [_] Antidote [_] TM73 (Thunder Wave)
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice

Eyes Powder Wind
Flame
Wheel

Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 7: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Sand Veil, Tangled

Hair, Sand Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 7: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Pyukumuku Water Innards Out, Unaware - - - - 2 - Both 20%
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 7: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
70%
[60%]
Starmie (S.O.S.- Illuminate, Natural

Water/Psychic - - - - - Both 2
only) Cure, Analytic
Illuminate, Natural 10%

Staryu Water - - - - - 1 Both
Cure, Analytic [20%]
20%
[20%]
Swimemr Tiare $456 Alomomola Lv. 19
Swimmer Casey $456 Mareanie Lv. 19
Swimmer Vanessa $456 Shellder Lv. 18, Corsola Lv. 19
Swimmer Dakota $456 Surskit Lv. 19, Dewpider Lv. 19
Pokémon Evaluations: Nothing particularly new or impressive can be found here. Now that you have the ability to properly Fish
and Surf you can encounter a few Pokémon more than before. Magikarp can evolve into Gyarados, which is quite the powerhouse,
though its painful weakness to Electric and somewhat poor movepool will inhibit you for the majority of the game. Wishiwashi
remains a force to be reckoned with for in-game play while you can keep its HP high.
Route 7: As you head onto the Route, go north, towards the tunnel in the distance. It will be noted you can't go through here until
you finish the trial at the mountain peak; that said, just south and east of here is a decline onto the beachfront. At the southern end
of the beach, Stoutland can sniff out a hidden Net Ball. You can Surf east and north onto another beach, fighting Swimmer Dakota
on the way; if you look at its eastern point near the shore, you can find a Zygarde Cell while at its southern tip you can get a Pearl.
If you return to where you made landfall and head north, you'll find a bunch of Pokémon dens where you can encounter Alolan
Digletts rustling in the sand.
Just past them is a ramp onto a stony ledge; go to the northern end of it to find a Max Repel, then return to the beach and go east
into the water. A girl at the northern part of the sea can be battled, as well as a male Swimmer further to the southeast. If you Surf
east of him you can see a Pokéball hidden in the water; this contains an Antidote. Go south to land on the beach and just nearby
lies another Swimmer. After defeating her, go south along her island; be sure to get the TM at the northwestern part near the bigger
part, for it is TM73 (Thunder Wave). Thunder Wave is a move that induces Paralysis, which is quite useful competitively because it
lowers Speed and makes it so your opponent doesn't move 25% of the time, but also because in-game it boosts the catch rate of
Pokémon by 50%!
Return to the mainland now and go southwest to Wela Volcano Park.
Wela Volcano Park
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Hyper Potion [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Charcoal [_] TM39 (Rock Tomb) [_] Burn Heal [_] Firium Z
[_] Quick Ball x10
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice

Eyes Powder Wind
Flame
Growlithe 21 Fire Intimidate - Bite Fire Fang Reversal
Wheel

Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WELA VOLCANO PARK (GRASS & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Lightning Rod, Rock Head, Battle

Cubone Ground - - 1 - - - Both 24%
Armor
Fletchling Normal/Flying Big Pecks, Gale Wings - - - - - 1 Both 30%
Kangaskhan Normal Early Bird, Scrappy, Inner Focus 2 - - - - - Both 1%
Magby Fire Flame Body, Vital Spirit - - - - - 1 Both 15%
Salandit Poison/Fire Corrosion, Oblivious - - - - - 1 Both 30%
Sightseer Mariah $1,140 Meowth Lv. 19
Ace Trainer Jim $1,428 Kadabra Lv. 21
Hiker Calhoun $1,140? Roggenrola Lv. 18, Machop Lv. 19
Hiker David $608 Magmar Lv. 19
Pokémon Evaluations: In contrast to previous areas, the Pokémon here are rather impression. Cubone can evolve into (Alolan)
Marowak. As a Pokémon just by itself, Marowak - regular and Alolan - are rather strong, even if slow and a bit weak in terms of Sp.
Def. Its true utility comes in with its unique hold item, Thick Club, held by a small segment of the population of Cubone in the area
(about 1/20) - it doubles their Attack when held! (This was so much that a Marowak with enough Stat Exp. and DVs - the Generation
I/II equivalent of EVs & IVs - could break the game and overflow its own Attack stat to make it weaker than anything in the game! ...
Yes, they fixed it. =P)
Fletchling evolves in the end to Talonflame. Talonflame was especially popular in competitive play because it's a moderately-strong
attacking Pokémon with a lot of utility and some decent moves. Its best use came in from Gale Wings, which has had a nerf so that
it only works at full HP. (It made it so Talonflame would go first with its Flying moves.) Despite the nerf, Talonflame is still a decent
Fire/Flying Pokémon for in-game play.
Like Talonflame, Kangaskhan also was insanely popular - perhaps THE most popular - for competitive play in the VGC series
leading up to Sun & Moon. However, that's mostly because of its Mega Evolution, which you won't unlock for a long time yet, which
was extremely powerful. The Mega Evolution has since had a nerf, but not enough to deter its popularity in my opinion. As for in-
game play, you might want to catch one Kangaskhan to use in the post-game, but even though it's a decent Normal type there are
better ones to use until you unlock that Mega Evolution.
Magby eventually evolves into Magmortar, but for that you'll need to trade it while it is holding a Magmarizer, which can be
problematic for some of you. Still, it's a decently powerful and bulky Fire-type, but at the same time if you can't trade and evolve it it's
not really worth the effort. Salandit provides a better option for you since it too is a Fire-type but doesn't need you to trade to evolve
it. (Marowak is about as powerful, but only really worth it over Salandit if you can find a Thick Club.) Salandit is decently powerful
and fast, but if you catch one be sure to catch a female since only female Salandit will evolve into Salazzle. Male Salandit are
useless.
Wela Volcano Park: As you arrive, go west and onto the ledge to grab a Hyper Potion, then go further west and battle the
Sightseer you run into. Go north and into the cave to reach the next area.
In the next area, go west and down the ledges. After a couple, look for some green sparkles marking the location of a Zygarde Cell;
the next one will yield some Charcoal, which boosts the power of the wielder's Fire moves by 20%. Continue down the ledges, then
through the next tunnel.
On the other side, battle the Trainer to the south, then go due south from there. If you go down the ramp, then north along the
narrow ledge, you'll find TM39 (Rock Tomb). To the south, there's a Hiker you can battle if you talk to him. From here, you can go
west and down some ledges towards the first tunnel you went through; be sure to pick up the Burn Heal on the way, then go
through the tunnel.
Back here at the top, there are a couple of people next to the trial gate. Speak with the woman and she'll heal your Pokémon for
you, then heal up north to the summit.
Wela Volcano Park - Totem's Den: Go north and uphill to meet with Captain Kiawe to start the trial. Your test will be one of
observation - there will be two dances, and you have to figure out the difference between them. Watch the dances carefully and
point out the differences in them. (I found that the middle Marowak was different in the second dance.)
After you find the right one, you'll battle the Alolan Marowak - keep in mind it's a Ghost/Fire Pokémon, so Ghost, Dark, Water, Rock,
and Ground are best.
This will repeat itself several times. In the second dance the Hiker is the difference, and you'll battle him after. In the third and final
dance, the difference is the Salazzle. (... Okay, which means pretty much every choice is correct. =P) You'll battle this Totem
Salazzle after (it's just the evolved form of Salandit). Given Salazzle's Speed, you might find using Stun Spore or Thunder Wave
rather useful to lower its Speed; Rock Tomb can do this as well and not fall victim to the Taunt you might find Ally Pokémon giving
you. Do be sure to Pluck Salazzle, too, if you can, since it has a Berry to raise its Sp. Atk. at low HP.
After the battle, you'll receive the Firium Z, a Z Crystal permitting the use of the Z Move Inferno Overdrive! You will also receive ten
Quick Balls, which have a 4.0x catch rate - double that of the Ultra Ball - but only on the first turn of battle. You will also be granted
the ability to ride Charizard - the analogue of the Fly HM in this game, you will be able to ride him to previously-visited areas and
settlements.
The Trial of Captain Mallow
Sectional Flowchart
• Some Side Stuff:

• Poké Ride Cleanup - Lapras - We could have done this earlier but with Charizard available it's a lot faster
• Melemele Sea
• Kala'e Bay
• Back to the Story:

• Route 8
• Lush Jungle
Poké Ride Cleanup - Lapras
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Revive [_] TM55 (Scald)
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Growlithe 22 Fire Intimidate Charcoal Bite Fire Fang Reversal
Wheel
Charge Thunder Magnet

Magnemite 23 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Mirror Shot
Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
Wela Volcano Peak: With the stuff at Wela Volcano done, the path on Route 7 is finally unblocked, and we can proceed forward.
However, there some stuff we can get with Lapras we never got earlier - sure, we could have done this previously, but without
Charizard to help us it would have been much more tedious. So press Y and get on Charizard. Let us begin on the southern portions
of Route 1 on Melemele Island.
Route 1: To the south of here, at the Professor's house, you can encounter the Melemele Sea. For now we'll just link to the section
since it's a fairly standalone area, but at the same time it's pretty much the only area of any meaning that we can access on the
merit of Surf alone.
Route 3/Seaward Cave: Remember that path in the western bit of Melemele Meadow that let you go to the Kala'e Bay? Well for
one there's stuff in that bay you can now get to, though you can also find stuff in Seaward Cave with Lapras. As you enter, go
southwest to find the water and go to the south part of it to find a Max Revive, then you can jump down the ledges some more and
proceed towards Kala'e Bay.
'Route 5: When you're done there, we can go find a TM! Return to Brooklet Hill, where the trial was done, and go as far into
the area as you can, now with your ability to use Surf. At the last lake, go to the southeast coast and along the grassy path
to find TM55 (Scald)'' - Scald is a decent Water-type move, boasting 80 Power and a 30% chance to Burn the target! ^_^
Melemele Sea
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Rare Candy [_] Super Repel [_] Soft Sand
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MELEMELE SEA: EAST (SURFING)
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid
Ooze, Rain Dish
Keen Eye,
Hydration, Rain Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MELEMELE SEA: EAST (FISHING) (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Hustle, Natural 1%
Corsola Water/Rock - - 1 - 1 - Both
Cure, Regenerator [20%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
Swift 1%
Luvdisc - - - - - 1 Both
Swim, Hydration [40%]
78%
[20%]
Mareanie Merciless,
Water/Poison - - 1 - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only) Limber, Regenerator
20%
Wishiwashi Water Schooling 1 - - - - -
[20%]
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: BEACHFRONT (SURFING)
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
Keen Eye,
Swimmer Kelsie $432 Finneon Lv. 18
Swimmer Shelby $432 Corsola Lv. 18
Swimmer Jade $432 Goldeen Lv. 13
Swimmer Portia $432 Luvdisc Lv. 18, Luvdisc Lv. 18
Swimmer Kalani $432 Wishiwashi Lv. 18, Barboach Lv. 18
Swimmer Yasu $432 Tentacool Lv. 18
Melemele Sea: If you hug the wall around Ten Carat Hill as you come southwestward, you'll battle a Swimmer, and another to the
southwest from there. Further west from there is another part of the area. You can Surf along the wall and soon find some rocks you
won't be able to break until later in the game, but you can find a Swimmer here. North of here, towards the beach of Hau'oli City's
beachfront, is another Swimmer to battle. This particular part of the beach Portia is near has a Rare Candy Stoutland can sniff out.
Return to the eastern part of the Melemele Sea now and begin Surfing eastward, hugging the southern wall. As you round the main
southern island (that you can't reach), just north of it is a Swimmer, and just nearby is an item in the water, a Super Repel. Further
north is a lone island with just a Soft Sand on it; this item will boost the power of the holder's Ground moves by 20%. A final Trainer
lies to the north of there.
Anyhow, that's it for the Melemele Sea.
Kala'e Bay
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Dive Ball [_] Big Pearl [_] Pearl [_] TM05 (Roar)
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Keen Eye,
Wingull Water/Flying - - - - - 1 c Both 40%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Rattata Gluttony,
- - - - - 1 Both 30%
(Alolan) Hustle, Thick Fat
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Keen Eye,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
Keen Eye,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[50%]
Shell Armor, Skill 1%

Shellder Water - - 1 - - - Both
Link, Overcoat [20%]
20%
[30%]
Kala'e Bay: When you arrive, you'll be able to find a Zygarde Cell on the far west side of the cave entrance. Once you grab it,
begin Surfing on Lapras eastward and you'll reach an island with a Dive Ball on it. The island just to the south across the shallows
will also have a Big Pearl for you: examine the large rock to find it.
Now, Go back west and south to the southwestern beach. Stoutland can sniff out a Pearl here, and at the faaaaar southern end of it
in a shadowy alcove you'll find TM05 (Roar). This shore also has a patch of grass as you saw but that's it for this area.
Route 8
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Repel [_] $3,000 [_] TM43 (Flame Charge) [_] Hyper Potion [_] Miracle Seed [_] Berries
[_] Ultra Ball [_] Dive Ball [_] Water Stone [_] PP Up [_] Nugget [_] Zygarde Cell
[_] Hyper Potion [_] Ether [_] TM59 (Brutal Swing) [_] TM96 (Nature Power) [_] TM58 (Sky Drop)
Normalium False
Z Swipe
Echoed
Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
Adrenaline Use it in battle to make wild Pokémon call for help. If a Pokémon holds it and is Intimidate, its Speed is
$300
Orb boosted one stage.

Dive Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a 3.0x catch rate on Pokémon who live underwater.
Dusk Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a 3.0x catch rate at night or in tunnels, caves, and other dark places.
Quick Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a 4.0x catch rate on the first turn of battle.
EV YIELD
Fletchinder Fire/Flying Big Pecks, Gale Wings - - - - - 2 Both 15%
Pikipek (S.O.S.- Keen Eye, Skill

Normal/Flying - 1 - - - - Both -
only) Link, Pickup
Stufful Normal/Fighting Fluffy, Klutz, Cute Charm - 1 - - - - Both 5%
Keen Eye, Skill

Trumbeak Normal/Flying - 2 - - - - Both 30%
Link, Pickup
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD

only) Link, Pickup
Rattata
(Alolan)

Keen Eye, Skill

Link, Pickup
EV YIELD
Hyper Cutter, Iron

Fist, Anger Point
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish

Dish
EV YIELD
Illuminate, Volt 1%
Chinchou Water/Electric 1 - - - - - Both
Absorb, Water Absorb [20%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[60%]
20%
[20%]
Backpacker Kiana $480 Eevee Lv. 20
Rising Star Mikey $1,008 Bounsweet Lv. 20, Trumbeak Lv. 21
Rising Star Nicki $1,008 Miltank Lv. 21
Scientist Tyrone $960 Archen Lv. 20, Shieldon Lv. 20
Golfer Alan $1,200 Rockruff Lv. 20
Golfer Maile $1,200 Meowth (Alolan) Lv. 20
Karate Family Samuel & Guy $900 Machop Lv. 21, Machop Lv. 19
Ace Trainer Eileen $1,496 Wingull Lv. 21, Fearow Lv. 22 (Fearow holds Flynium Z!)
Youngster Caleb $400 Charjabug Lv. 20
Ace Trainer Alexis $1,564 Goomy Lv. 22, Sylveon Lv. 23
Hiker Gabriel $672 Mudbray Lv. 21
Trial Guide Bronson $1,056 Slowpoke Lv. 22 (holding Waterium Z!)
Pokémon Evaluations: Not a ton here you aren't familiar with. Fletchinder and Salandit are here if you didn't bother with them at
Wela Volcano Park - don't forget that only female Salandit will evolve! The only newbie here is Stufful, which evolves into a fairly
decent Normal/Fighting Pokémon, Bewear. Especially with its Fluffy ability, which halves the damage from contact moves - of which
there are many - that are not Fire-type, you'll find it has quite the bulk!
Wherever: Your best bet to get on with the story would be to Charizard Glide to Royal Avenue, then go back onto Route 7 as
before.
Route 7: Go north to the tunnel and, noticing your Firium Z, the guard will let you pass by. Just go north onto Route 8.
Route 8: As you arrive, go due north and down the hill towards the ocean; Stoutland will be able to sniff out a Max Repel at the
bottom. Return to the road and follow it to a small grayish building; you should be able to find a Zygarde Cell just outside of it, near
the steps. Inside, you can speak to a girl from the Aether Foundation - she'll give you $3,000 if you find and catch a Stufful, which
can be found on this Route. So remember to come back here if you catch one.
Further along the path outside, another man - Colress, who you might remember from Pokémon Black/White 2 - who will chat with
you briefly before giving you TM43 (Flame Charge). Flame Charge is a moderately powerful Fire-type move that will be guaranteed
to boost the user's Speed by one stage after its use.
Anyhow, continue along the road and you'll find a Backpacker walking along the side of it, and not much further along is a Rising
Star on a ledge. On ground level, you can also grab a Hyper Potion here, while to the south and across the grass there you can
find a Miracle Seed, an item which boosts the power of the holder's Grass moves by 20%. Back to the north side of the road and on
the ledges, you can find some Berries and another Rising Star to fight. West of there is another patch of grass; go through it and
you'll find an Ultra Ball.
Return to the road and you'll quickly another Trainer to battle. Further down the road is a man near a path to a new area; go to this
place.
Fossil Restoration Center: Near the entrance of this RV Stoutland will be able to find an Awakening. The man outside it will tell
you that this is the Dream Park ... but for now, it's pretty much useless, so let's return.
Route 8: Further down the road you'll find yourself at a Pokémon Center. The Poké Mart is now selling several new Pokéball types,
namely Dusk Balls, Quick Balls, and Dive Balls. Especially depending on your playing habits (nighttime for Sun players, daytime for
Moon players which is nighttime in-game) Dusk Balls can be very helpful since they're better than Ultra Balls. Anyhow, heal up if you
want to, then return outside.
Just nearby is a motel. In the parking lot you can battle a couple of Golfers, and around the back at the northwest corner you can
find a Dive Ball. You can also find Gladion in one of the rooms, but there's not much else to be found here. If you go south from the
motel and down the hill to the west, you can chasy a Wimpod on the stony ground nearby into its den. We're also near the shore so
you can Surf and Fish here in this small area enclosed by rocks. Do note that in the enclosure's southwestern corner you can find
a Water Stone in the water, and on the landmass in the middle you can battle a couple of trainers. (Note that defeating that Trainer
will let you return to the start of Route 8 and defeat the Ace Trainer near the Route 8 sign to receive TM58 (Sky Drop).)
Speaking of all this. You know that Wimpod I mentioned? It will reset itself every time you enter and exit a building. To try to catch it,
you need to ignore it as you descend the hill. Instead, go west with Surf, then north and east and onto the mainland again. This way
you'll cut off its path of escape and then you can corner it, run into it, and battle it. Just note that it will not like getting below 50% HP
because of its Wimp Out ability, meaning it'll flee, so you're better off trying to Paralyze it with, say, Thunder Wave or Stun Spore,
then throwing a Dusk Ball. (That's an equivalent x4.5 catch rate. Quick Ball on turn 1 with no Paralysis is x4.0 if you can't play at the
in-game night.) If you fail to catch it during a battle, then it won't reset after going into a building, but will rather appear the next day.
(At least I assume so.)
Near this area, to the east, is a bit of Route 5.
Route 5: If you go east, you'll see the trial gates for Lush Jungle. For now though, go south onto the stony path. Have Stoutland
sniff out a PP Up in a mud pile to the southeast. Jump over the first ledge to the south, then go west, sniffing more with Stoutland to
find a Nugget near one of the Alolan Diglett dens. Off to the southwest you can battle a Youngster. To the west you'll find
a Zygarde Cell. To the west and north lies a fork, with a Trainer along each branch to battle. (Note that defeating both also gives
you the right to battle a Trainer near the start of the Route from the southeast/Paniola side - the trial guide would then grant you
'TM96 (Nature Power).) The west branch will also feature a Hyper Potion, while the eventual end of the east branch
an Ether and TM59 (Brutal Swing)'' on the end ledge. Then you can jump down the ledge and go back north to the trial.
Lush Jungle
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Forage Bag [_] Tiny Mushroom [_] X Sp. Atk. [_] Mago Berry [_] X Defense [_] Revival Herb
[_] X Attack [_] Miracle Seed [_] Big Root [_] Grassium Z [_] Nest Ball x10 [_] TM67 (Smart Strike)
[_] TM86 (Grass Knot)
Normalium
Dartrix 33 Grass/Flying Overgrow False Swipe Razor Leaf Astonish Pluck
Z
Flame Echoed
Trumbeak 26 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Brick Break Pluck
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Flower Veil, Triage, Natural
Comfey Fairy - - - - 2 - Both 5%
Cure
Inner Focus,
Oranguru Normal/Psychic - - - - 2 - Moon 5%
Telepathy, Symbiosis
Passimian Fighting Receiver, Defiant - 2 - - - - Sun 5%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Comfey Fairy - - - - 2 - Both -
Cure

Guard
Paras Bug/Grass Dry Skin, Effect Spore, Damp - 1 - - - - Both -
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Cure

Dish
Inner Focus,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Cure

Guard
Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Leaf Guard, Oblivious, Sweet

Bounsweet Grass 1 - - - - - Both 40%
Veil

Cure
Inner Focus,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Bounsweet Grass 1 - - - - - Both -
Veil

Cure

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Veil

Cure
Inner Focus,

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Veil

Cure

Morelull Grass/Fairy - - - - 1 - Both -
Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: SHAKING PLANTS
EV YIELD
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - NORTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Cure
Inner Focus,
Hyper Cutter, Mold

Pinsir Bug - 2 - - - - Both 10%
Breaker, Moxie
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - NORTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Cure

Hyper Cutter, Mold

Pinsir Bug - 2 - - - - Both -
Breaker, Moxie
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - LUSH JUNGLE CAVE: WALKING
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Pokémon Evaluations: Honestly not a ton of Pokémon here worthy of note. Pinsir is a decently powerful Bug Pokémon, especially
given his decent movepool and his potential for Mega Evolution. Passimian in Pokémon Sun has some interesting implications for
battle strategy but it is rare that you'd find use for him in-game without specific Pokémon that are simply not yet available; on the
other side, Oranguru in Moon would also have interesting applications with its signature move Instruct (forces the target to use its
last move used again on that turn) but that would be better used in Double Battles.
Lush Jungle - South: As you enter, you'll chat briefly with Captain Mallow, and she'll task you with finding the four ingredients for
her Mallow Special - those are, a Mago Berry, a Tiny Mushroom, a Revival Herb, and a Miracle Seed. She'll give you a Forage
Bag for this task (which also means you can't use those you've found elsewhere). Stoutland will be essential to this task, too.
Ingredient #1 - Tiny Mushrooms: Begin by going west and the path will soon fork. Stoutland will be able to sniff out some
mushrooms - be sure to grab the Tiny Mushrooms! The Big Mushroom - a Parasect, the evolved form of Paras - will attack,
however.
Ingredient #2 - Mago Berry: Further along the main path, it will split up, divided by grass. This is mostly to make things convenient
for you. Follow the dirt path to the western part of the Jungle. Go west and you'll see some grass around a tree; use Stoutland and
you can sniff out a X Sp. Atk. near it. To the west, some Pokémon will attack from the sunlight, but then from there you can sniff out
a Mago Berry with Stoutland.
Ingredient #3 - Revival Herb: Go back to the previous area, then south a bit and east through the grass. Go through the next patch
of grass to the east; Stoutland can sniff out an X Defense in the empty spot. At Then go north to the northern part of the jungle. In
the area beyond, Stoutland won't be much help in finding the Revival Herb - you see, he can smell out patches of grass
that could be it, but are not guaranteed to be it. That said, a hint is given to you at the signpost - Revival Herbs are in short grass,
which can be found to the northwest of the start. You'll be able to find the Revival Herb there. Also take note that at the west side of
the clearing is a large tree you can examine: on the other side of the tree you'll be able to find TM86 (Grass Knot).
Ingreident #4 - Miracle Seed: Return to the previous area and follow the dirt path south into the east part of the jungle. Go east and
to the boulder you can wreck with Tauros; on its east side, Stoutland can sniff out an X Attack Further south are some boulders to
break, and then there's a lone one to the east. Notice how the dirt under the latter, lonely boulder is darker when it's broken?
Examine it to find the Miracle Seed.
Time to Eat?: Now, head west and to the starting area by jumping down the ledge, grabbing the Big Root on the way. (It makes
draining moves like Mega Drain quite a bit stronger.) A scene will tart as you approach Mallow, and Kiawe and Lana will arrive.
She'll request your help in making the meal (which is basically mashing the A Button a bunch) - and soon thereafer, the Totem
Lurantis will appear!
Lurantis is the evolved form of Lurantis, and possesses the same characteristics, save for a doubled Speed stat in this case (which
means you pretty much won't be going faster than it). If its Speed is problematic, moves like Rock Tomb that lower Speed will be
very helpful (moves like Thunder Wave won't work because of Leaf Guard) as would moves like Flame Charge that boost your own,
though despite that it is not considerably powerful. Do be careful of the weather changes that Lurantis or its allying Castform can
provoke by changing the weather however - Sunny Day especially is harmful because Sunny Day plus Lurantis' Synthesis will
restore 2/3 of its HP. Of course, Fire-type Pokémon can take advantage of the Sunny Day as well because their Fire moves will be
50% stronger, being quite the threat to Lurantis. Castform will be especially threatening because Weather Ball will adapt to the
weather's type (e.g. Sunny Day Weather Ball is Fire-type) and double in power and get STAB by changing type, so it is VERY
threatening.
After the battle, you'll receive Grassium Z and ten Nest Balls from Mallow, and TM67 (Smart Strike) from Kukui.
The Grand Trial of Akala Island
Sectional Flowchart
• Dimensional Research Lab

• Diglett's Tunnel
• Route 9
• Konikoni City
• Memorial Hill
• Akala Outskirts
• Ruins of Life
Dimensional Research Lab
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Rare Candy [_] Carbos [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Big Mushroom
Normalium
Dartrix 33 Grass/Flying Overgrow False Swipe Razor Leaf Astonish Pluck
Z
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Kadabra 28 Psychic Synchronize - Teleport Psycho Cut Psybeam
Beam
Beauty Brittney $544 Cubone Lv. 17
Dancer Maika $??? Oricorio (Baile) Lv. 17
Route 5: After the scene in the Lush Jungle, Kukui suggests that you gather Pokémon that can fight the Rock type since Olivia, the
Kahuna of Akala Island, specializes in them. For now, you'll also need to head to the Dimensional Research Lab past Route 6.
Alternatively, you can just have Charizard take you to Heahea City and then go east from there, down the road, after you heal up.
Heahea City: As you walk east of town, look out to the south, there will be a sort of alcove to the south you can go through to reach
Diglett's Tunnel, where you can speak with Olivia, though you won't be allowed through for now, so just head on further down the
road.
Route 6: If you went this way instead, you can battle a couple of trainers on the main road, or, alternatively, take Tauros down a
side path to get a Rare Candy, with a Carbos hidden in an empty side-patch of the grass.
Dimensional Rearch Lab: Either way you go, you'll end up at the Lab, and, as you enter, you will see Lillie. After the scene, grab
the Zygarde Cell in front of the building and the Big Mushroom along the path behind it, then go inside. Use the elevator to go to
3F and you'll meet up with Kukui. After the scene, read the books on Bronzong, Palkia, and Giratina on the lab's left, and then speak
to Lillie and to Kukui - who will remind you that you have to fight Olivia now for the Grand Trial. She'll be past Diglett's Tunnel, one
town over. Go outside and along through the tunnel then - there will be a brief scene on the way, just outside the lab.
Diglett's Tunnel
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Dusk Ball [_] Escape Rope [_] X Attack [_] Fire Stone [_] Hyper Potion [_] Zygarde Cell
[_] Max Ether
Normalium Spirit
Decidueye 34 Grass/Ghost Overgrow False Swipe Razor Leaf Pluck
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - DIGLETT'S TUNNEL: WALKING
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - DIGLETT'S TUNNEL: RUSTLING SPOTS

EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Worker Frank $880 Diglett (Alolan) Lv. 22
Worker Jeff $880 Roggenrola Lv. 21, Mudbray Lv. 22
Worker Vaclav $880 Machop Lv. 22
Team Skull Grunts $1,408 Salandit Lv. 22, Fomantis Lv. 22
Diglett's Tunnel: As you go south, you'll meet up with Olivia, who will direct you to visit her shop in Konikoni City, just past the
tunnel. For now though, simply continue along the path a bit. Just to the south of Olivia, it will split east and west. The east path is a
dead end with a Trainer and a Dusk Ball. Go west instead and examine the rocks near the karate dude to get an Escape Rope,
then continue hugging the wall until you find two more rocks and examine the northern one to find an X Attack. North of there, you'll
find some stairs, but next to them are some rocks; if you break them down and go along the now-unobstructed path you can find
a Fire Stone (which if you caught a Growlithe way back - like me! - you can finally evolve it!).
Return to the stairs and go on up to meet some Aether Foundation people at the top. After the brief encounter, continue along the
path to a crossroads where you'll find a Hyper Potion. If you go south, you'll manage a roundabout path to a Worker to fight. Return
to the fork after and head east to battle another Worker. The northeastern chunk of this open area is hiding a Zygarde Cell, while if
you go southeast you'll find ... those same Team Skull Grunts again. Hau will come along just in time to ally you in a Double Battle
against them, though!
After the simple fight and the Grunts flee, Hau will hand you a Max Ether, an item that will fully heal the PP of a single move. Just a
bit further to the south, you'll find Route 9.
Route 9
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Net Ball

Normalium Spirit
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Toucannon 28 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Brick Break Pluck
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Arcanine 26 Fire Intimidate Charcoal Bite Fire Fang Reversal
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 9 (FISHING)
EV YIELD
Hustle, Natural
Corsola Water/Rock - - 1 - 1 - Both 5%
Cure, Regenerator
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
Swift
Luvdisc - - - - - 1 Both 70%
Swim, Hydration
Magikarp Water Swift Swim, Rattled - - - - - 1 Both 15%
Wishiwashi Water Schooling 1 - - - - - Both 10%

Police Officer Haruki $960 Growlithe Lv. 24
Fisherman Mike $736 Chinchou Lv. 23
Route 9: Go southwest as you enter the Route and battle the Police Officer you find. Further southwest, past the gate to Konikoni
Town, on the lower ledge, you can find a Net Ball and another Trainer to fight with. Off to the east lies Memorial Hill, and while you
can do stuff there it's better left for later right now. Head into Konikoni instead.
Konikoni City
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Net Ball [_] $3,000 [_] Max Potion [_] Skull/Cover Fossil [_] Zygarde Core
[_] Pikanium Z [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Eviolite [_] Muscle Band [_] Girlish Battle Style
Normalium Spirit
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam

Both Zubat Poliwhirl Water Damp
KONIKONI CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
Use it in battle to make wild Pokémon call for help. If a Pokémon holds it and is Intimidate, its Speed
Adrenaline Orb $300
is boosted one stage.
Hyper Potion $1,500 Restores 120 HP to a single Pokémon.
Super Repel $700 Prevents random wild Pokémon battles for 200 steps.
Ultra Ball $800 A Pokéball with a 2.0x catch rate.

KONIKONI CITY - OLIVIA'S EVOLUTIONARY STONE SHOP
Fire Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
Leaf Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
Thunder Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
Water Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
KONIKONI CITY STREET VENDOR - INCENSE GIRL
Full Incense $5,000 Halves the user's Speed if held. Also enables the breeding of Munchlax if held.
Lax Incense $5,000 Boosts the holder's evasion by 10%. Also enables the breeding of Wynaut if held.
If the holder participates in Trainer Battles you earn doubled money. Also enables the breeding of
Luck Incense $11,000
Happiny of held.
Odd Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Psychic moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Mime Jr. if held.
Lowers the wild encounter rate if held by your lead Pokémon. Also enables the breeding of Chingling
Pure Incense $6,000
if held.
Rock Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Rock moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Bonsly if held.
Rose Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Grass moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Budew if held.
Sea Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Water moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Azurill if held.
Wave Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Water moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Mantyke if held.
KONIKONI CITY STREET VENDOR - TECHNICAL MACHINE (TM) SHOP
TM08 (Bulk Up) $10,000 Fighting Status --- --- 20 User No No

TM09
$10,000 Poison Special 65 100 10 One No No
(Venoshock)
TM32 (Double
$10,000 Normal Status --- --- 15 User No No
Team)
TM47 (Low
$10,000 Fighting Physical 65 100 20 One No Yes
Sweep)
TM65 (Shadow
$10,000 Ghost Physical 70 100 15 One No Yes
Claw)
TM82 (Dragon
$10,000 Dragon Physical 60 90 10 One No Yes
Tail)
KONIKONI CITY STREET VENDOR - HERB SELLER
Energy Powder $500 Heals 60 HP to a single Pokémon, but lowers their Happiness.
Energy Root $1,200 Heals 120 HP to a sginle Pokémon, but greatly lowers their Happiness.
Heal Powder $300 Cures all of the ailments of one Pokémon save for KO/Pokérus, but lowers their Happiness.
Revival Herb $2,800 Revives a Pokémon from KO with full HP, but greatly lowers their Happiness.
Twins [???] $576 Corsola Lv. 24, Luvdisc Lv. 24
Captain Lana $3,240 Chinchou Lv. 26, Araquanid Lv. 27, Shellder Lv. 26
Konikoni City: Konikoni is quite the packed place, with a lot to do. The first place on your left is a massage parlor, where you can
massage a Pokémon once daily to boost its Happiness. The girl next to her is selling Incense, which has a variety of properties as
denoted above. Across the street is a salon, and next door the clothing shop. Across from there is a TM shop - of the TMs there,
Low Sweep and Shadow Claw are pretty much the only worthwhile ones to look at buying to be honest. The girl near there will also
tell you how high your Pokémon's Happiness is.
Next door is a restaurant where you can order dishes for $1,040, though right after you will receive two Heart Scales in return each
time. These have usefulness at later points in the game, namely to relearn forgotten moves. Across the street is a guy selling some
herbs: they're quite useful, and cheap compared to the medicines, but keep in mind that they do lower Happiness (which isn't
always important). Next to him is the Pokémon Center - inside, the person next to the Poké Mart will request you catch a Passimian
(Pokémon Sun) or Oranguru (Pokémon Moon) and show him its Pokédex entry for $3,000. On the opposite site, the child will give
you their Poliwhirl (which is holding Waterium Z) for your Zubat, so it's a worthwhile trade.
Be sure to heal up because across the street is Olivia's shop. Enter and Probopass will give you a letter, requesting you come to the
Ruins of Life past Memorial Hill. Probopass will also hand you a Max Potion. Also in this store, you can speak with the elderly
woman at the counter to get a Skull Fossil or Cover Fossil (which revive into the Pokémon Cranidos and Tirtouga respectively) for
$7,000. (You can only get one.) You can also buy evolution stones here, and some clothes as well. In Olivia's room upstairs, you
can find a Zygarde Core.
Anyhow, return outside: in the northwestern house, go into the back room and battle the kids to be able to fight Lana: doing so will
net you a Muscle Band, which boosts the power of the holder's physical moves by 10%. You'll also learn the Girlish Battle Style.
After, go northwest of the city: you'll find a girl with three Pikachu there. She'll be willing to give you a Pikanium Z and will also teach
any Pikachu you have the move Volt Tackle. Just to the left of one of the Pikachu is a Zygarde Cell, and just behind the benches
nearby is Eviolite: this item boosts the Defense and Sp. Def. of Pokémon that can still evolve by 50%!
Head southeast of town to Memorial Hill.
Memorial Hill
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Heal Powder [_] Adrenaline Orb [_] Cleanse Tag [_] Super Repel [_] Dusk Ball [_] Spell Tag
[_] Hyper Potion
Normalium Spirit
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MEMORIAL HILL: GRASS
EV YIELD
Phantump Ghost/Grass Natural Cure, Frisk, Harvest - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Gentleman Smith $4,600 Umbreon Lv. 23
Preschooler Liam $264 Jigglypuff Lv. 21, Ledian Lv. 22
Madame Sayuri $4,600 Comfey Lv. 23
Punk Girl Melissa $736 Ariados Lv. 23
Team Skull Grunt $736 Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 23
Pokémon Evaluations: Not a lot of Pokémon here. Zubat is Zubat, nothing to say about that. >_> Gastly, as stated way back at the
Hau'oli Cemetary, is a great Special Attacking Pokémon if you can manage to trade it into Gengar. Phantump is a decent physical
attacker as well when it evolves, but it again needs to be traded for that to happen so he might not be worth obtaining.
Memorial Hill: As you entr, go east and onto the higher ledge, then continue eastward past the woman and her Rockruff in front of
the grave. In front of the next grave you find, press A to find a Heal Powder. Continue along the path to the Gentleman and battle
him. Further along, the path will split between the north and south. If you go south a bit and examine the westernmost grave you can
find an Adrenaline Orb, while even further south is a Trainer to fight and a Cleanse Tag. If you go to the north instead you can
wind around to the dead-end grave to the west with a Super Repel hidden in front of it, and further north near the rocky wall is a
Madame to fight.
If you go through the grass to her west you can find a Dusk Ball near the ledge that leads back to the start, while far to her east lies
a Trainer, a Punk Girl. Just southwest of her, past the grass, is a grave with a Spell Tag in front of it. (This item boosts the holder's
Ghost moves' Power by 20%.) Go east to the rock wall, then south along it to find a Hyper Potion.
Return west to the trees and go south to meet up with Team Skull harassing the Aether Foundation. After a quick battle with a
Grunt, one of the Foundation people will offer you a reward, saying that you'll be able to see "a wondrous place" when you visit the
Hano Grand Resort. Go east from here to the Akala Outskirts.
Akala Outskirts
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] TM28 (Leech Life) [_] Tiny Mushroom [_] Tiny Mushroom [_] Big Mushroom [_] Zygarde Cell
Normalium Spirit
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AKALA OUTSKIRTS: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Gumshoos Normal - 2 - - - - Both 30%
Jaw, Adaptability
Magnet Pull, Sturdy, Sand

Nosepass Rock - - 1 - - - Both 15%
Force

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AKALA OUTSKIRTS: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Force
Raticate
(Alolan)

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AKALA OUTSKIRTS: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Illuminate, Volt 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[60%]
20%
[20%]
Fisherman Vernon $726 Staryu Lv. 22, Gyarados Lv. 23
Black Belt Kenji $768 Hariyama Lv. 23
Pokémon Evaluations: Not much new of note here - Gumshoos and Alolan Raticate are just the evolutions of the Yungoos and
Alolan Rattata you've been seeing thus far, and Nosepass isn't in and of itself a Pokémon worthy of much note.
Akala Outskirts: Go along the path eastward for a bit until you see a man fishing near the shore. Battle him, then go north to
find TM28 (Leech Life) along the lower path. Return south, then go north along the grassy path to find a Trainer to fight in the
middle of a few grass patches. You can also use Stoutland to find two Tiny Mushrooms and a Big Mushroom in the grass nearby,
with a Zygarde Cell, like, JUST next to the southern Tiny 'Shroom. North fo there are the Ruins of Life.
Ruins of Life
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Rockium Z
Normalium Spirit
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
Team Skill Admin Plumeria $3,120 Golbat Lv. 25, Salandit Lv. 26
Ruins of Life: As you arrive, you'll engage in battle with Team Skull's admin, Plumeria. After the fight, go north to the next area,
then into the cavern ahead after a brief cutscene. Lillie will heal your Pokémon for you as Olivia arrives and challenges you to battle!
BOSS: Island Kahuna Olivia
• Rewards: $4,320
## FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY
Pokémon Nosepass Boldore Lycanroc
Pokémon Type Rock Rock Rock
Level (Lv.) 26 26 27
Hold Item None None Rockium Z
Ability Magnet Pull? Sturdy Sand Rush
Rock Slide Rock Blast Bite
Spark Mud-Slap Rock Throw

Moves
Thunder Wave Headbutt -
- - -
This is a fairly basic battle for you - focus on using Pokémon that are strong against Rock. Water, Ground, Grass, Fighting, and
Steel all have advantages on Rock. Ideally, you'll have Fighting Pokémon - they can resist Lycanroc's painful Bite as well as the
Rock moves every Pokémon has. Fightnium Z - the Z Crystal you got from Hala back on Melemele - will be especially helpful to
OHKO Lycanroc.
Nosepass is luckily pretty weak. If you had to pick a speciifc Pokémon to beat him with, a Ground-type would be best - it's immune
to its Thunder Wave and Spark and resists Rock Slide. Nosepass isn't particularly powerful so it shouldn't be a huge worry, but it
has a rather specially-bulky competitive build so look out for that: don't expect to beat it in one hit.
Boldore can be troubling to go up against for a similar reason: you can't kill it in one hit, it'll have the Sturdy ability. Especially with
Rock Blast sometimes being rather power, the best Pokémon in this situation is one that can hit it supereffectively - preferably with
Special moves, it's really weak in Sp. Def., whereas a Level 36 Decidueye can't 2HKO it with Razor Leaf (or mine couldn't).
Lycanroc is the main threat of the battle. Provided you've evolved your Rowlet into Decidueye as you all too likely have, Decidueye
wouldn't be the best Pokémon for this fight in my experience as it can usually 2HKO even an overleveled Decidueye with Bite simply
on the merit of how high Lycanroc's Attack stat is. Fighting Pokémon will win out in this part, or at least Primarina (since it'll resist
Bite as well, though not Rock Throw). Steel Pokémon can also do well provided they have decent moves. If you're stuck on using
Decidueye, using Grassium Z with Bloom Doom will be ideal and should result in a OHKO against this Pokémon, the biggest threat
on Olivia's team; same thing for someone using Fightnium or Waterium Z, for that matter. But do NOT use a Pokémon weak to Rock
- Lycanroc will lead with Continental Crush, the Rockium Z Z-Move, in that instance and, between STAB, being super-effective, and
both the move and user being strong and fast while you are likely slow, you'll almost certainly get OHKO'd. (To note: my Arcanine
Intimidated Lycanroc down to 2/3 Attack, and it was still completely obliterated by Continental Crush.)
After the battle, Olivia will give you Rockium Z as a marker of completing the second Grand Trial of the Alola region!
The Trial of Captain Sophocles
Sectional Flowchart
• Hano Grand Resort & Aether Paradise

• Malie City
• Malie Garden
• More of Malie City
• Route 10
• Mount Hokulani
Hano Grand Resort & Aether Paradise
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Soda Pop [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Pearl [_] Pearl [_] Soda Pop [_] $20,000
[_] Heart Scale [_] Heart Scale [_] Black Glasses [_] TM29 (Psychic)
Normalium Spirit
Z Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Bomb
Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HANO BEACH: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Sandygast Ghost/Ground Water Compaction, Sand Veil - - 1 - - - Both 20%
Staryu Water Illuminate, Natural Cure, Analytic - - - - - 1 Both 80%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HANO BEACH: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm Drain, Water

Veil
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HANO BEACH: SURFING (SPECIAL SPOTS)
EV YIELD
Swimmer Logan $600 Wishwashi Lv. 25
Swimmer Alicia $600 Psyduck Lv. 25
Swimmer Lawrence $600 Wingull Lv. 24, Barboach Lv. 25
Swimmer Laura $600 Finneon Lv. 24, Shellder Lv. 25
Swimmer Roddy $600 Gyarados Lv. 25
Swimmer Chelsea $600 Pyukumuku Lv. 25
Akala Outskirts: After the battle with Olivia, you'll be taken back outside of the ruins and you'll meet up with Hau, who reminds you
(inadvertantly) that you need to go to the Hano Grand Resort. Have Charizard fly you to Heahea City first and you can heal up there,
then head east along the road to the Resort.
Hano Grand Resort: If you look on the map, there's a flag near the building that houses the resort proper. For now though let's
head southeast onto Hano Beach...
Hano Beach: If you go northeast and examine the sand just to the right of the first beach chair you reach, you'll find a Soda Pop.
Under the parasol to the southeast of there lies a Zygarde Cell, and in the shoals to the south of there lies a hidden Pearl Stoutland
can find. Further along the beach, just south of where you can walk on grass, Stoutland can find another Pearl, while the swimmer
just to the east of there will hand you another Soda Pop.
North of there, a man will offer you a part-time job as a Pyukumuku chucker, to help throw the Pyukumuku into the sea. It is at that
point they'll appear. (Note that this is where I found them my first time, and they may vary.)
• One lies at the southernmost tip of the beach.

• One lies just west of there.
• One lies just south of the man who gave you the job, near an umbrella with two beach chairs that are empty.
• One lies due east of there.
• One lies to the north of there, to the east of a sign, in the shoals.
• One lies even further north in the shoals.
You'll receive $20,000 for this, and you can do it daily.
Anyhow. Go east of there to the signpost, then use Stoutland to sniff out the Heart Scale to the east of there. To the north lie some
rustling spots you can use to encounter Staryu or Sandygast - if you examine the sand west of both spots (Stoutland will help)
another Heart Scale can be found. If you begin Surfing here you can find a Pearl String in the water to the due east. Swim
southward along the shore as you want within this confined area; there are a fair few Trainers to battle. The vacant island in the
middle of the ocean here has a Black Glasses item to grab as you battle the Trainers, though - it's an item that boosts the power of
the holder's Dark moves by 20%. Another item can be found south of the beach's southern tip, a Dive Ball, right next to Swimmer
Roddy. Another item lies further west near Swimmer Chelsea.
Anyhow, return to the resort proper and go into the hotel.
Hano Grand Resort Hotel: As you walk north towards the reception area you'll meet with Faba, who will offer you a tour of the
Aether Paradise, a floating island paradise designed for Pokémon.
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AETHER PARADISE
EV YIELD
??? UB-01: Nihilego Rock/Poison Beast Boost - - - - 3 - Both Event
Aether Paradise: After your lengthy introduction to the area, you are tasked with next speaking to President Lusamine of the Aether
Foundation, who should be in the conservation area where you regained control. She can be found in the northern segment of the
area: leave the elevator area via the west path, then go north and east towards it. As you get into your meet (and Lusamine disses
Hau's fashion sense), a strange Pokémon will appear! Approach it and you'll engage it in battle!
This strange and unnamed Pokémon - which is known as Nihilego, or UB-01 - is pretty strong even if you're a bit overleveled, mainly
because it has rather high Sp. Atk. and Sp. Def. stats, and with the doubled Defense boost it gets at the start it will be very hard to
take down. Still, for the most part you can just focus on hitting its weaknesses and slowly wearing it down. Steel-type Pokémon can
be helpful in this since they're immune to its Venoshock. At some point, however, the Pokémon will flee before you can defeat it, so
catching it isn't a viable event.
Anyhow, after the battle, you'll receive TM29 (Psychic) - a great special Psychic-type move - and, heh, Hau only got malasadas -
and eventually be brought to Ula'ula Island.
Malie City
Spirit
Decidueye 38 Grass/Ghost Overgrow Normalium Z False Swipe Razor Leaf Pluck
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Arcanine 29 Fire Intimidate Charcoal Bite Flame Wheel Fire Fang Reversal
Charge Thunder Tri

Magneton 30 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Mirror Shot
Beam Wave Attack
Charge
Beam
MALIE CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
Adrenaline Orb $300

MALIE CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM19 (Roost) $10,000 Flying Status --- --- 10 User No No
TM23 (Smack
$10,000 Rock Physical 50 100 15 One No No
Down)
TM40 (Aerial
$10,000 Flying Physical 60 --- 20 One Yes Yes
Ace)
TM42 (Facade) $10,000 Normal Physical 70 100 20 One No Yes
TM51 (Steel
$10,000 Steel Physical 70 90 25 One No Yes
Wing)
TM66 (Payback) $10,000 Dark Physical 50 100 10 One No Yes
TM69 (Rock
$10,000 Rock Status --- --- 20 User No No
Polish)
TM75 (Swords
Dance)
TM78 (Bulldoze) $10,000 Ground Physical 60 100 20 Not User No No
TM89 (U-turn) $10,000 Bug Physical 70 100 20 One No No
Malie City: As you make landfall on Ula'ula, Hau will challenge you to another battle, healing your Pokémon beforehand of course.
• Rewards: $1,740
Torracat
Pokémon Alolan Raichu Vaporeon * Dartrix * Leafeon ** Flareon *** Brionne ***
**
Pokémon
Electric/Psychic Water Grass/Flying Grass Fire Fire Water
Type
Level (Lv.) Level 28 Level 28 Level 29 Level 28 Level 29 Level 28 Level 29
Hold Item None None Grassium Z None Firium Z None Waterium Z
Water
Ability Static Overgrow Leaf Guard Blaze Flash Fire Torrent
Absorb
Electro Ball Water Pulse Razor Leaf Giga Drain Fire Fang Fire Fang Bubble Beam
Quick Quick Disarming

Quick Attack Quick Attack Pluck Bite
Attack Attack Voice
Moves
Psychic - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
USAGE CONDITIONS
Pokémon Condition
Dartrix Your starter was Litten
Vaporeon Your starter was Litten
Leafeon Your starter was Popplio
Torracat Your starter was Popplio
Flareon Your starter was Rowlet
Brionne Your starter was Rowlet
The short of this is that Hau has gotten a new Pokémon - his Eeveelution is mention to counter your own starter. Thus whereas his
starter is weak to yours, his Eeveelution is strong against it, which can make things difficult as Flareon and Leafeon are fairly strong
Pokémon. (Vaporeon not so much but it's not like Torracat or Incineroar would have a shot against it anyhow.)
He'll always lead with Alolan Raichu though so it's best to take that out. For the most part your starter - were it Decidueye or
Incineroar, who have signature Ghost and Dark moves respectively - will find that an easy enough task given that Alolan Raichu
becomes part-Psychic. Incineroar especially will find the battle easy being Dark-type and thus immune to its Psychic, though Ground
or Dark Pokémon in general would be best here to avoid some of the moves you'll see thrown around.
For his Eeveelution, you'll want a Pokémon that can counter it outright. Those with Decidueye will be up against a Flareon; Ground,
Water, and Rock Pokémon all do fairly well here, moreso the latter so since they resist Fire. Arcanine will do well against Flareon
especially if it has Intimidate: it can lower its attack as well as deal some nice damage with Take Down or Bite. Those with Primarina
will find themselves against a Leafeon; pretty much any Fire, Flying, or Poison Pokémon will do well here, as it'll resist its Giga Drain
and be able to deal triple damage in return. Finally, those with Incineroar will be dealing with Vaporeon; it's not particularly strong so
Incineroar might be able to manage on his own, but it would be best to have a Grass or Electric Pokémon to simply hit it super-
effectively and move on.
As for his starter, simply bring out your own. Your starter will resist his starter's Z Move and can counter with their own super-
effective one (if you're using that angle) or with their STAB move.
After the battle, you'll be tasked with heading to Malie Garden to meet up with Kukui again. For now, go west, down the street to the
Pokémon Center. Feel free to shop and heal there; there are quite a few TMs now for sale here, so feel free to look, some of them
are fairly decent.
Further down the road, you'll be able to access the Malie Garden.
Malie Garden
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Grassy Seed [_] Luxury Ball [_] Rage Candy Bar [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Big Mushroom
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Butterfree 30 Bug/Flying Silver Wind Stun Spore Psychic Gust
Eyes Powder
Charge Thunder Tri
Beam Wave Attack
Charge
Kadabra 31 Psychic Synchronize - Psychic Psycho Cut Psybeam
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE GARDEN: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Araquanid Water/Bug Water Bubble, Water Absorb - - - - 2 - Both 20%
Infiltrator,
Ledian Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 2 - Both 20%
Meowth (Alolan) Dark Pickup, Technician, Rattled 1 - - - - - Both 20%

Guard

Swim
Psyduck Water Cloud Nine, Damp, Swift Swim - - - 1 - - Both 10%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE GARDEN: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Ariados Bug/Poison Insomnia, Swarm, Sniper - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Infiltrator,
Masquerain Bug/Flying Intimidate, Unnerve - - - 1 1 - Both 20%


Guard

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE GARDEN: FISHING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Water

Goldeen Water - 1 - - - - Both 40%
Veil, Lightning Rod
Gyarados (S.O.S.-
only)
Sightseer Mitch $1,560 Persian Lv. 27, Marowak Lv. 26
Preschooler Ailey $312 Cleffa Lv. 26
Sightseer Akali $1,620 Rattata Lv. 26, Raichu Lv. 27
Pokémon Evaluations: Honestly not a ton to speak of again. You can grab Petilil here again if you're on Moon but that's the only
worthwhile acquisition right now.
Malie Garden: Once you regain control, go east from the bridge and past the covered awning thing you'll find a Sightseer you can
find, then further north to the end of the path to find a Grassy Seed. Return to and go west from the bridge and through a couple of
patches of grass to find a Luxury Ball. East/northeast of there is a Preschooler you can fight. Follow the lakeshore and you'll
eventually cross into the large open area in the center of the garden. Go northeast to the area of stony ground; under the
northwestern umbrella you'll find a Rage Candy Bar.
As you approach Kukui - he's sitting on a bench by himself. After you tell him about what you witnessed at the Aether Paradise he'll
speak briefly and then head off to the bus stop, where you'll need to head yourself to go to the next trial on the nearby mountain,
Mount Hokulani.
Anyhow, go northwest from here and across one of the bridges to find another Trainer to fight; further to the west of her, at the end
of the grass-laden path, you'll find a Zygarde Cell too. Far to the east of there - north of the place where you found Kukui - beyond
the grass lies a Big Mushroom.
Anyhow, return outside to Malie City.
More of Malie City
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] $3,000 [_] TM76 (Fly) [_] Love Ball [_] Antidote [_] Twisted Spoon [_] Nugget
[_] Elegant Battle Style [_] Friend Ball [_] Metronome [_] TM45 (Attract) [_] TM21 (Return) [_] TM27 (Frustration)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Butterfree 31 Bug/Flying Bug Buzz Stun Spore Psychic Gust
Eyes Powder
Charge Thunder Tri

Beam Wave Attack
Charge
Beam

Both Pancham Happiny Normal Natural Cure
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE CITY OUTER CAPE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Garbodor
Poison Stench, Sticky Hold, Aftermath - - - - - -2 Both -
(S.O.S.-only)
Poison Touch, Gluttony, Power

Grimer (Alolan) Poison - - - - - 1 Both 30%
of Alchemy
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Trubbish Poison Stench, Sticky Hold, Aftermath - - - - - 1 Both 30%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE CITY OUTER CAPE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Garbodor
(S.O.S.-only)

of Alchemy
Raticate
(Alolan)

Janitor Melvin $1,080 Trubbish Lv. 26, Trubbish Lv. 27
Janitor Shawn $1,080 Muk (Alolan) Lv. 27
Ace Trainer Chase $1,972 Grimer (Alolan) Lv. 29
Veteran Roger $2,376 Trumbeak Lv. 27
Golf Buddies Tara & Tina $3,000 Oricorio (Bailr) Lv. 25, Oricorio (Sensu) Lv. 25
Malie City: When you go south, speak with Lillie. After, your next goal will be the library here, though as go just a bit west you'll run
into another Professor - Professor Samuel Oak's cousin Professor Samson Oak. After the meeting, I think we should explore Malie
City some more. The next building to the west is another malasada shop. Inside, speak to the Oranguru and it will give you TM27
(Frustration) during the cutscene; soon thereafter a cop will approach. Tell him that the Pokémon gave you something and he'll
also give you TM21 (Return).
The next building is a restaurant where you can order one of four dishes for $4,000, which will be accompanied after by four Heart
Scales. Also, a girl in the restaurant's southeast corner will trade her Happiny for your Pancham.
The building to the north is the salon, and the clothing shop is next door to there. In the shop, a guy in the southwest corner will
request that you catch a Togedemaru and show him its Pokédex entry, which he'll repay you for with $3,000.
Continue heading north and up the street and you'll run into Lillie outside of the library. After a brief scene, inside, speak with the girl
in the hat sitting at a table and explain to her how flying works in Alola to obtain TM76 (Fly). Samson Oak is in the northwest corner
of this floor; if you show him an Alolan Persian, he'll give you a Love Ball which has an 8x catch rate on Pokémon of the opposite
gender as that you have out! =D
Head upstairs after Lillie and, after a scene, it will be time to head off to Route 10. ... after a bit more is done. Go west and north to
head to Malie City's Outer Cape.
Malie City - Outer Cape: Go north a bit and you'll find a Janitor to battle, then go northwest and, next to the grass, you'll find
an Antidote. Just nearby, approach the man and his son and you can engage the former in a battle, and then his son as well. After
the ... WEIRD conclusion to it, you'll obtain a Twisted Spoon, an item which boosts the power of the holder's Psychic moves by
20%. Annnnyhow, go southeast to the grass, then south through it along the shoreline to find a Nugget.
North of there is the parking lot for the garbage processing plant. The old man near the pillar will teach you a new battle style,
the Elegant Style. At the northeast corner of the lot you can find Samson Oak again, and he'll give you a Friend Ball (which is
basically just a relabeling of the Luxury Ball).
Anyhow, return to the city proper.
Malie City: Back here, heal up in the Pokémon Center if you need to, then go southwest of the city onto Route 10.
(A minor note: you can opt to return to Akala Island if you want at the port. In the Hano Grand Resort hotel's interior, in the northwest
corner you can battle a Veteran to receive a Metronome after the fight. You can battle a couple of Golf Buddies that are bugging a
Machamp on the west side to obtain TM45 (Attract). And just to the southwest of reception you can find a person who will end up
teaching your Keldeo Secret Sword or Meloetta Relic Song.)
Route 10
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Lemonade [_] Paralyze Heal [_] Berries [_] X Accuracy [_] Never-Melt Ice [_] $15,000
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Charge Thunder Tri

Beam Wave Attack
Charge
Beam
EV YIELD
Fearow Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sniper - - - - - 2 Both 30%

Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Pancham (non- Iron Fist, Mold

Fighting - 1 - - - - Both 10%
S.O.S.) Breaker, Scrappy
Pangoro (S.O.S.- Iron Fist, Mold

Fighting/Dark - 2 - - - - Both 10%
only) Breaker, Scrappy
Keen Eye, Sturdy, Weak

Skarmory Steel/Flying - - 2 - - - Both 10%
Armor
EV YIELD


Raticate (Alolan) Normal/Dark Gluttony, Hustle, Thick Fat - - - - - 2 Both 30%

Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 10: SHAKING SPOTS
EV YIELD

Armor
EV YIELD

Point
Firefighter Alex $1,120 Poliwhirl Lv. 28
Beauty Andrea $864 Steenee Lv. 27
Police Officer Mitchell $1,120 Growlithe Lv. 28
Team Skull Grunt $864 Golbat Lv. 28
Team Skull Grunt $864 Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 27
Pokémon Evaluations: Not much of particular note here. Pancham is worth looking at for that trade back in Malie City, especially if
you've been having trouble grabbing a Happiny, and though Pangoro is a decently powerful Pokémon neither are particular must-
haves. The rest of the Pokémon here are pretty much just repeats.
Route 10: If you head southwest from the start and examine the spot next to the rock, you can find a Lemonade (Stoutland might
help you if you have trouble here). The elderly woman near the start of the Route also has a request for you - to find her Stufful and
tell them to come back to her, eight in all. We'll take note of them as we go along the Route, so be aware of that.
To the west of here and in front of the patch of grass is a Firefighter you can fight; after, go south to find a Stufful (#1) go northwest
through the grass to find a Paralyze Heal. You can cut to the west to find a Stufful (#2), then further to find some Berries and a girl
who will heal your Pokémon. There's also a Stufful (#3) behind the tree.
Continue following the dirt path to find a Beauty to battle, then go northeast from here to find a Stufful (#4). Return to the Beauty
and go northwest through the grass to find an X Accuracy, and, in the grass just next to there, you'll also find another Stufful (#5).
Across the road from here is a sign, with another Stufful (#6) behind it. Continue up the road to find a Police Officer to battle, then
you'll find a Stufful (#7) in the grass next to him, with the final Stufful (#8) across the road. Once you've found the final Stufful,
return to the old woman and you'll receive Never-Melt Ice, an item that when it's held will boost the wielder's Ice moves' Power by
20%! You also will get $15,000.
Continue further along the road past the Police Officer and you'll meet up some ... Team Skull Grunts. Again. You'll quickly engage
one in battle, then the other. Once Kukui comes, examine the bus stop and opt to wait for the bus to come take up to the mountain.
Mount Hokulani
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Comet Shard [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Electrium Z [_] Steelium Z [_] Professor's Mask
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder
Charge Thunder Flash Tri

Magneton 33 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw
Beam Wave Cannon Attack
Charge
Beam
MOUNT HOKULANI POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
$300

MOUNT HOKULANI POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
Calcium $10,000 Boosts your Sp. Atk. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Carbos $10,000 Boosts your Speed by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
HP Up $10,000 Boosts your HP by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Iron $10,000 Boosts your Defense by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Protein $10,000 Boosts your Attack by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Zinc $10,000 Boosts your Sp. Def. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Pokémon Trainer Molayne $3,000 Skarmory Lv. 29, Dugtrio (Alolan) Lv. 30, Metang Lv. 29
Mount Hokulani: After the scene with Kukui at the peak, you're free to walk around. At the east side of this parking lot, you'll find
the Pokémon Center, where you can shop and stuff if you need to. Back outside, head north to the observatory. After a brief
conversation with Molayne, he'll challkenge you to a battle, to see if you're worth Sophocles' time as a Captain. Afterwards, head
inside of the observatory.
Hokulani Observatory: As you enter, go northwest and speak with the man at the reception to receive a Comet Shard - you can
sell it for some quick money. Go north through the door to the next area and you'll find yourself in a long hall. At the end of the
western path you'll find a Zygarde Cell, but there's not much else here aside from the yellow and purple door across from where
you entered. There, you'll find Sophocles.
After a chat, the trial will start, but you'll first have to respond to an audio quiz. You can relisten to each sound as much as desired,
and between questions you'll have to fight off wild Pokémon - first a Grubbin, then a Charjabug, and then another Charjabug, before
the final battle.
• The first sound you hear will be that of the Pokémon Center healing theme.
• The second sound you hear is that of the Rotom Dex.
• The third sound you hear is the cry of Charjabug.
• The fourth sound you hear is the theme when you encounter a Totem Pokémon.
After the question, you'll engage in battle with a Bug/Electric Pokémon, the Totem Vikavolt, which will come with ALL of its stats
boosted by 50%, which can make it quite difficult to deal with, especially because it cannot be Paralyzed. (Though for what it's
worth, its Speed is not incredibly high in the first place, contrary to its Pokédex entries.) It also doesn't strictly have the best
movepool to support its high Sp. Atk. stat so you do get it a bit easy here. It's basically just another bulky Pokémon that'll call in
Charjabugs for help - basically spam Fire and Rock attacks and you'll have this in the bag.
After the battle, the electricity in the observatory will turn back on. Captain Sophocles will give you the Electric-type Z
Crystal, Electrium Z, and Captain Molayne will give you Steelium Z as well. You'll also receive the Professor's Mask to return to
Kukui in Malie Garden.
The Trial of Captain Acerola
Sectional Flowchart
• Descending Mount Hokulani

• Route 11
• Route 12
• Blush Mountain
• Secluded Shore
• Route 13
• Tapu Village
• Route 14
• Route 15
• Thrifty Megamart
Descending Mount Hokulani

TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] TM72 (Volt Switch) [_] Fast Ball [_] Rare Candy [_] Heavy Ball [_] Max Potion
[_] Decidium Z [_] Incinerium Z [_] Primarium Z [_] TM95 (Snarl)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Toucannon 34 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Silk Scarf Brick Break Drill Peck
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT HOKULANI: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Beldum Steel/Psychic Clear Body, Light Metal - - 1 - - - Both 10%
Ditto Normal Limber, Imposter 1 - - - - - Both 10%
Minior Rock/Flying Shields Down - - 1 - 1 - Both 30%

Skarmory Steel/Flying Keen Eye, Sturdy, Weak Armor - - 2 - - - Both 10%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT HOKULANI: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Cute Charm, Magic Guard, Friend

Cleffa Fairy - - - - 1 - Both 10%
Guard
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT HOKULANI: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Beldum Steel/Psychic Clear Body, Light Metal - - 1 - - - Both -
Chansey Normal Natural, Serene Grace, Friend Guard 2 - - - - - Both -

Clefairy Fairy - - - - 2 - Both -
Guard

Cleffa Fairy - - - - 1 - Both -
Guard
Ditto Normal Limber, Imposter 1 - - - - - Both -
Fearow Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sniper - - - - - 2 Both -
Minior Rock/Flying Shields Down - - 1 - 1 - Both -

Skarmory Steel/Flying Keen Eye, Sturdy, Weak Armor - - 2 - - - Both -
Office Worker Jessica $1,120 Clefairy Lv. 28
Hiker Thomas $896 Boldore Lv. 27, Geodude (Alolan) Lv. 28
Collector Todd $896 Passimian Lv. 28, Oranguru Lv. 28
Team Skull Boss Guzma $3,600 Golisopod Lv. 31, Ariados Lv. 30
Pokémon Evaluations: Of the Pokémon present, both Beldum and Ditto are definitely good ones. Beldum is a bit troublesome to
evolve (it'll have only Take Down) but eventually it evolves into Metagross, a quite powerful Pokémon - which, with Steel/Psychic
typing, gives it some nice defenses. Its Mega Evolution is even stronger and is something to be significantly reckoned with. Ditto is a
Pokémon that is valued more for its utility than anything - it makes Pokémon breeding WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
easier. Normally breeding Pokémon requires you to have two Pokémon in the same Egg Group with a female of the desired
species, but many Pokémon you can just plop in with a Ditto and get that Pokémon, it's so helpful! Definitely worth grabbing one if
you're looking to complete your Pokédex.
Hokulani Observatory: After receiving the pair of Z Crystals from Molayne and Sophocles, return outside.
Mount Hokulani: Outside, go and heal up in the Pokémon Center, then go south along the mountain road. You'll find a Trainer near
the guardrails to fight. Further down the road, on the east side, you can find a ramp going down to some grass. Far to the southeast
of the grass you can find TM72 (Volt Switch). Anyhow, return to the main road and as you go along you'll find a Fast Ball along the
left side of the road. If you continue down the road and examine the mudpile at the end of the right guardrail you'll find a Rare
Candy too.
Around here should be a Hiker you can battle, too. Further down as you reach the tight curve is another path going down to some
grass; the southern part as a Collector you can battle whereas the north part has a Heavy Ball. If you jump down the ledges near
the Collector you can also find a Max Potion before you reach the road again near a dude and a bus. Speak with the man next to
the bus to return to Route 10.
(Note that, once you beat all of the Trainers on the Route, you can speak with a Veteran at the top of the road, near the Hokulani
Pokémon Center. Beat him in battle to earn TM95 (Snarl).)
Route 10: Head on back to Malie City.
Malie City: Head east and along to the garden. (It's just west and north of the Pokémon Center, where the flag is on the map now.)
Malie Garden: Go north and you'll find some Team Skull thugs harassing Kukui. After a battle with the Team Skull boss, Guzma,
Kukui will hand you something ... the Z Crystal specifically designed for your starter! That means you'll get Decidium Z if you chose
Rowlet, Incinerium Z if you chose Litten, and Primarium Z if you choose Popplio!
Starter Pokémon Final Evo Z Crystal Required Move Z Move
Rowlet Decidueye Decidium Z Spirit Shackle Sinister Arrow Raid
Litten Incineroar Incinerium Z Darkest Lariat Malicious Moonsault
Popplio Primarina Primarium Z Sparkling Aria Oceanic Operetta
Anyhow, once you regain control, heal up in the Malie Cite Pokémon Center, then go south to Route 11.
Route 11
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Big Mushroom [_] Stardust [_] Stardust [_] TM74 (Gyro Ball) [_] Star Piece [_] Tiny Mushroom
[_] Big Mushroom [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Quick Ball
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Charge
Beam

EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Komala Normal Comatose - 2 - - - - Both 10%


Fighting/Dark - 2 - - - - Both -
EV YIELD

Dish



Athletic Siblings Alyssa & Sho $1,512 Fletchinder Lv. 27, Herdier Lv. 27
Preschooler Hayden $312 Stufful Lv. 26
Black Belt Clayton $896 Hariyama Lv. 28
Pokémon Evaluations: Nothing new here but Komala. Komala IS an interesting Pokémon however. It is always considered to be in
the Sleep status because of its Comatose ability. That makes it hard to be used because it has to rely on moves like Snore and
Sleep Talk to get stuff done, but on the flipside you cannot status it (it cannot be Burned, Paralyzed, Frozen, or Poisoned), which is
unique among all Pokémon. Still, it is only an intriguing Pokémon - Komala beyond this isn't worth any particular note and isn't
something worth adding to a team.
Route 11: Just as you enter the Route, go southwest and dig through the grass to find a Big Mushroom hidden in the grass, while
in the grass patch just to the east of there Stoutland can sniff out a Stardust. East of the patch you can battle a pair of Athletic
Siblings. Southeast of there, too, in another grass patch, another Stardust can be sniffed out, while if you go east from the patch's
north bit you can find TM74 (Gyro Ball). Gyro Ball is a move that increases in power the slower the user is. Return to the siblings
and go east from there towards another grass patch. Just to the left of it, you can sniff out a Star Piece, while if you head through
the grass you can find a Tiny Mushroom at the end. A Preschooler nearby will also be able to battle you.
Head east from here and you'll find a guy doing sit ups next to a boulder. Speak with him if you want a battle. If you go through the
grass to the south, you can find a Big Mushroom in it, plus a Zygarde Cell sparkling off to the north. Further north, past the grass,
you can find a Quick Ball lying on the ground, too. Anyhow, return to the main road and continue along it. At the end, a girl will
check to make sure you have Electrium Z, noting that ahead is the Ghost-type trial. Anyhow, continue along to Route 12.
Route 12
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Burn Heal [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Elixir [_] Hyper Potion [_] PP Up
[_] TM77 (Psych Up)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 12: GRASS
EV YIELD
Elekid Electric Static, Vital Spirit - - - - - 1 Both 10%
Geodude
Rock/Electric Magnet Pull, Sturdy, Galvanize - - 1 - - - Both 40%
(Alolan)

Focus
White Smoke, Drought, Shell

Torkoal Fire - - 2 - - - Both 20%
Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 12: GRASS (S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Chansey Normal 2 - - - - - Both -
Guard
Electabuzz Electric Static, Vital Spirit - - - - - 2 Both -

Elekid Electric Static, Vital Spirit - - - - - 1 Both -
Geodude
Rock/Electric Magnet Pull, Sturdy, Galvanize - - 1 - - - Both -
(Alolan)

Focus

Torkoal Fire - - 2 - - - Both -
Armor
Punk Pair Yoko & Lane $1,856 Pancham Lv. 29, Krokorok Lv. 29
Rising Star Leilani $1,440 Tirtouga Lv. 30
Rising Star Matthew $1,440 Cranidos Lv. 30
Scientist Jayson $1,392 Porygon Lv. 28, Magneton Lv. 29
Pokémon Evaluations: Aside from the repeats there are some decent Pokémon here. Elekid makes for a nice Electric Pokémon
once it evolves, moreso as Electivire though that woudl require a trade. Torkoal is an okay Fire Pokémon, moreso preferred for its
high Defense. Alolan Geodude can be somewhat powerful as well throughout its evolutions though to get Golem you still need to
trade.
Route 12: Head along the path a bit and you'll meet up with Hapu again, and she'll give you Mudsdale for your Ride Pager.
Mudsdale's Gallop will let you ride on Mudsdale across rough, rocky paths - if you remember those you rode Rhyhorn to avoid in
Pokémon X/Y, similar thing. Further along the main path, you'll find such a rocky patch; cross it with Mudsdale. On the other side, at
the northeast edge, you can find a Burn Heal and a Zygarde Cell.
To the southeast, cross the rocky path and beat the pair of Trainers to the south of there. They also have a Zygarde Cell near them.
The path here will split up a bit now.
• If you go west and through the narrow path, there will be a girl in the grass. Go south of her to the dead-end to find an Elixir, while
to her east and south is a patch of grass. The narrow path will converge with the other path.
• Go south and through the grass, then use Mudsdale to cross the rocky path. Once you're on the other side, go east and grab
the Hyper Potion, then battle the Trainer to the south. Another rocky path lies to the southwest.
Once the paths converge, you can find a patch of grass looping around a boulder. Battle the Scientist battling in it and grab the X
Attack on its east side, then go west and uphill to find Blush Mountain, though this is mainly a side area; we'll finish the rest of
Route 12 in this section.
Just to the south of the Blush Mountain entrance, you can find your way blocked by grass and a rocky patch; cross whichever suits
you fancy. Downhill from here you'll find the Secluded Shore, another standalone area worth looking at. Just near this incline is
some grass, too; if you go through it you can sniff out a hidden PP Up. West of the Trainer from before is the next area, Route 13.
(Take note that, once you've beaten every Trainer on Route 12, Collector Andrew near the start of the Route will battle you, and you
will earn TM77 (Psych Up) for winning.)
Blush Mountain
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zinc [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Sun Stone [_] Timer Ball [_] TM63 (Embargo) [_] Lure Ball
Spirit
Decidueye 44 Grass/Ghost Overgrow Normalium Z False Swipe Leaf Blad Pluck
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Charge
Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BLUSH MOUNTAIN: GRASS
EV YIELD
Charjabug Electric/Bug Battery - - 2 - - - Both 10%
Geodude
(Alolan)

Focus
Iron Barbs, Lightning

Togedemaru Electric/Steel - 2 - - - - Both 10%
Rod, Sturdy

Armor
Turtonator Fire/Dragon Shell Armor - - 2 - - - Sun 10%
Office Worker Shane $1,200 Psyduck Lv. 29, Fearow Lv. 30
Pokémon Evaluations: Not a ton particularly new. Turtonator is pretty nice as he's one of the relatively few Dragons you can get
but it's mostly valuable for physical Defense more than sheer power. Togedemaru is nothing special, and the rest are basically
repeats.
Blush Mountain: As you head northwest, there's a Trainer you can fight, and just behind in the grass is a Zinc Stoutland can find.
Further to the north is a Zygarde Cell just behind a rock. Return to the Officer Worker and then go west through the grass and you'll
find a Sun Stone on the ground, while to the north you can find a Timer Ball near the fence.
The building nearby is for the Geothermal Power Plant. Inside, if you speak with the scientist near the posters and the Magnemite,
after a brief scene you'll receive TM63 (Embargo). You'll also find Samson Oak in the southwest corner of the building; he'll hand
you a Lure Ball, which has a 5x capture rate on Pokémon caught via fishing!
Anyhow, you can return to Route 12 now.
Secluded Shore
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Pearl [_] Big Pearl [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Pearl [_] Berries [_] Big Pearl
Spirit
Decidueye 44 Grass/Ghost Overgrow Normalium Z False Swipe Leaf Blad Pluck
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Twisted Charge
Kadabra 36 Psychic Synchronize Psychic Psycho Cut Psybeam
Spoon Beam
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SECLUDED SHORE: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Keen Eye, Drizzle, Rain

Pelipper Water/Flying - - - - - 1 Both 20%
Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SECLUDED SHORE: FISHING
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Bruxish Water/Psychic - 2 - - - - Both
Jaw, Wonder Skin [20%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
Swimmer Sara $720 Alomomola Lv. 30
Swimmer Robert $720 Whiscash Lv. 29, Sandygast Lv. 30
Secluded Shore: As you arrive in the area, go southeast and you'll see a Swimmer you can battle. Just behind her and to her left
Stoutland can sniff out a Pearl. Further west is another Swimmer and a Big Pearl hidden to the southwest of him, with a Zygarde
Cell in a shadowed alcove to the west. Heading the other way along the beach, you'll find a police officer; north of him is
a Pearl sniff out and some Berries to the east under the tree. Just southeast of the tree you can find a hidden Big Pearl too.
That said, not much lies in the water other than a place to finish so if you want, you can return to Route 12.
Route 13
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Potion [_] Moon Stone [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Guard Spec. [_] TM12 (Taunt)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Twisted Charge
Spoon Beam
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
Route 13: As you arrive you find Hau again; he'll hand you a Max Potion during the cutscene.
Afterwards, head west and you'll find a Moon Stone next to the oasis. South of the oasis is an incline down to a fishing area, and
just left of the top of the incline is a Zygarde Cell while the east part of the ledge that comprises the fishing area has a Guard
Spec. lying on it. Northwest of the oasis lie a few Team Skull trailers. In the one on the right, opt to battle the guy and he'll instead
hand you TM12 (Taunt) in fear.
Anyhow, there's not much else here, so go west to the Tapu Village.
Tapu Village
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Cell
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Twisted Charge
Spoon Beam
Both Haunter Alolan Graveler -> Golem Rock/Electric Magnet Pull
TAPU VILLAGE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
$300

Full Heal $400 Heals any of a Pokémon's ailments (except KO/Pokérus).
Hyper Potion $1,500 Heals 120 HP of a single Pokémon.
Max Repel $900 Stops random wild Pokémon battles for 250 steps.
Super Repel $700 Stops random wild Pokémon battles for 200 steps.
Ultra Ball $800 A Pokéball with a catch rate of 2.0x.
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TAPU VILLAGE: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Absol Dark Pressure, Super Luck, Justified - 2 - - - - Both 10%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Pelipper Water/Flying Keen Eye, Drizzle, Rain Dish - - - - - 1 Both 30%

Sandshrew
Ice/Steel Snow Cloak, Slush Rush - - 1 - - - Moon 10%
(Alolan)
Snorunt Ice Ice Body, Inner Focus, Moody 1 - - - - - Both 20%
Vulpix (Alolan) Ice Snow Cloak, Snow Warning - - - - - 1 Sun 10%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TAPU VILLAGE: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Sandshrew
(Alolan)
Pokémon Evaluations: A fair few of the Pokémon in Tapu Village arer repeats. Sandshrew and Vulpix's Alolan Formes are here,
and though their evolutions make decent physical and special attackers respectively neither reach the prowess of their original
Formes really. Snorunt presents a nice alternative in either case, being a nice mixed attacker as Glalie or Special Pokémon as
Froslass. Absol is the final Pokémon worthy of note, just being an outright strong Pokémon to start with and a worthy Pokémon to
include in your team.
Tapu Village: As you enter the village, head west to the crossroads to meet up with Hau. After the brief cutscene, you'll find the
Pokémon Center to the west, though keep in mind next to the fence due south of it lies a Zygarde Cell. Inside the Pokémon Center
itself, you have a basic shop but there's always utility in healing your Pokémon. =P A man in the Pokémon Center, by the way, will
be willing to trade you his Alolan Graveler - which is holding Rockium Z, and will evolve into Alolan Golem - for a simple Haunter.
Outside, if you head south, you'll find Route 14, if you want to go there: it's mostly a side area but there's still stuff there to find. For
now, you can find a grassy patch off to the west that heads off to Route 15, our next plot-requisite area.
Route 14
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Pearl [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Big Pearl [_] Zygarde Cell [_] TM30 (Shadow Ball)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver
Eyes Powder

Twisted Charge
Spoon Beam
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
Fisherman Hisato $992 Feebas Lv. 30, Gyarados Lv. 31
Collector Kawika $992 Togedemaru Lv. 30, Gabite Lv. 31
Swimmer Keoni $744 Pyukumuku Lv. 31
Route 14: As you arrive Stoutland can sniff out a Pearl just to the west of the incline. Follow the beach and near the fallen ledge
you can find a Zygarde Cell; around here you'll also find a Trainer you can fight. As the beach curves around to the Thrifty
Megamart entrance you can sniff out a Big Pearl just beside the upbound ramp to it. Just past the ramp you can fight a Collector to
fight, and then continue along to the end of the beach and you'll find another Zygarde Cell.
The water itself doesn't yield much but as you'll notice there is that structure in the western water. You can find a Swimmer in front
of it to fight, while actually on it you can find TM30 (Shadow Ball), one of the better Ghost-type moves in the game.
Anyhow there's not much further you can do here until the Captain okays you to be let into the trial, so return to the Village.
Route 15
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Hyper Potion [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Luxury Ball x5

Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Compound Silver Shadow

Butterfree 36 Bug/Flying Bug Buzz Stun Spore Psychic
Eyes Powder Ball
Flame
Wheel
Charge Thunder Flash

Magneton 37 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Tri Attack
Beam Wave Cannon
Twisted Charge Shadow

Kadabra 37 Psychic Synchronize Psychic Psycho Cut
Spoon Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 15: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Dish
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 15: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Dish
Raticate
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]

Ace Trainer Yuki $2,244 Sandshrew (Alolan) Lv. 32, Marowak (Alolan) Lv. 33
Preschooler Hunter $360 Elekid Lv. 30
Team Skull Grunt $1,056 Drowzee Lv. 33
Route 15: As you arrive on the Route, you can opt to approach the Aether House off to the north to start up some more story
progress.
However, I will assume you're not doing that. Begin by following the dirt path around to the beach. Near the hill going down to it, in
the grass, you can find an Ace Trainer to battle and a Hyper Potion further back in a small clearing in it. On the beach, just south of
the hill you can find a Zygarde Cell. ... Okay, technically there quite a bit more to this route but we won't be able to access it until we
get Sharpedo in our Ride Pager, so return to the Aether House and enter.
After a quick battle on your entrance, you'll meet with Acerola, who will offer to take you to the Thrifty Megamart for your trial. Leave
the house to run into a Skull grunt to fight. Afterwards, Lillie will give you five Luxury Balls and Acerola will head off to the trial site.
You reach it by going to Tapu Village, then along the beach on Route 14.
Thrifty Megamart
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Ghostium Z [_] Dusk Ball x10
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Flame
Wheel

Beam Wave Cannon
Spoon Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - THRIFTY MEGAMART: WALKING
EV YIELD
Golbat Poison/Flying Inner Focus, Infiltrator - - - - - 2 Both 40%
Haunter Ghost/Poison Cursed Body - - - 2 - - Both 40%
Klefki Steel/Fairy Prankster, Magician - - 1 - - - Both 15%
Mimikyu Ghost/Fairy Disguise - - - - 2 - Both 5%
Thrifty Megamart: Before you enter Acerola will explain the trial to you: it's basically finding a Totem Pokémon with the Poké
Finder. Head into the building to begin the trial.
Inside, just follow the linear path for a bit until a converyor belt starts moving. Examine it and you'll be able to fire up the Poké
Finder, and you'll find a Gastly to fight - which isn't the Totem Pokémon of the area, sadly. But it does establish the general idea of
what to do - continue following the path throughout the area, and whenever something messes up just examine it and snap a picture
of the Pokémon you'll find (Haunter and Gengar from here on out at the shopping cart and dolls respectively).
Eventually the Pikachu you're seeing throughout the area will lead you into a back storage room. The Poké Finder will fire up under
its own volition at this time; look behind you to find the Totem Mimikyu! After snapping a picture of it, you'll fight it in battle! This
Mimikyu will be like the normal kind, but with stats boosted by 50% ... which on Mimikyu really isn't too much, which makes this
mostly a battle of targeting its weaknesses. Do be wary of Mimikyu's Disguise ability - it means the first hit against it, regardless of
power, will be nullified.
After the battle, Acerola will congratulate you on your successful comnpletion of this sixth trial, netting you the Ghostium Z as well
as ten Dusk Balls for your victory!
The Grand Trial of Ula'ula Island
Sectional Flowchart
• Sidequesting: Haina Desert:

• Haina Desert
• Main Story Stuff:
• Route 15 in Full
• Sidequesting: Sharpedo Item Cleanup:

• Poké Ride Cleanup - Sharpedo
• Back To Your Regularly Scheduled Team Skull Beatdown:

• Route 16
• Ula'ula Meadow
• Route 17
• Po Town
• Ula'ula Island's Grand Trial
Haina Desert
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Elixir [_] Psychium Z [_] Comet Shard [_] TM85 (Dream Eater) [_] Safety Goggles
[_] Zygarde Cell
Spirit
Decidueye 46 Grass/Ghost Overgrow Decidium Z False Swipe Leaf Blade Pluck
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Toucannon 38 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Normalium Z Brick Break Drill Peck
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Extreme
Speed

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAINA DESERT: WALKING AROUND
EV YIELD
Dugtrio Sand Veil, Tangled Hair, Sand

Ground/Steel - - - - - 2 Both 30%
(Alolan) Force
Sandile Ground/Dark Intimidate, Moxie, Anger Point 1 - - - - - Both 70%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAINA DESERT: SANDY SPIN-UPS
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Arena Trap, Hyper Cutter, Sheer

Trapinch Ground - 1 - - - - Both 10%
Force
After having beaten the Ghost-type Captain's Trial, you are able to head along to the Haina Desert, which is newly opened. It is
found on Route 13, east of Tapu Village, when you head north.
Haina Desert: Go north and and east for a bit. There will be a path to the next area, which has a Max Elixir at the east side. Return
to the west side, then go northwest to the next area.
From here, the desert becomes a seemingly unnavigable maze, with areas having random pop-outs to other areas of the desert, so
you're mostly on your own for this. Note that one area you can get to with a western exit will have Psychium Z at the far east side
on a pedestal. Other areas will have a Comet Shard, TM85 (Dream Eater), and Safety Goggles.
One of the northward exits will take you to the Ruins of Abundance.
Ruins of Abundance: A Zygarde Cell can be found to the west of the ruin entrance, though there's nothing else here of note for
now, inside or outside of the ruins.
Route 15 in Full
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Rare Candy [_] TM93 (Wild Charge) [_] Dive Ball [_] Normal Gem [_] Pearl [_] PP Max
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Extreme
Speed

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Dish
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator


Dish
Raticate
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]

Team Skull Admin Plumeria $4,200 Golbat Lv. 34, Salazzle Lv. 35
Ace Trainer Karla $2,380 Vulpix (Alolan) Lv. 34, Haunter Lv. 34, Wigglytuff Lv. 35
Swimmer Jared $792 Tentacruel Lv. 33
Swimmers Yumi & Jake $1,584 Slowbro Lv. 33, Golduck Lv. 33
Swimmer Alexandria $792 Luvdisc Lv. 33, Corsola Lv. 33, Alomomola Lv. 33
Trial Guide Katrina $1,632
Route 14: After the fight, head back into the Tapu Village at the other end of the beach.
Tapu Village: Feel free to heal up your Pokémon, then go west onto Route 15 and head to the Aether House.
Route 15 / Aether House: As you approach, you'll find Plumeria and some Team Skull Grunts, the former of which you'll end up
battling while Hau and Acerola take on the grunts. Plumeria will tell you to visit Po Town alone and defeat them there if you want to
get the Pokémon back, while inside you'll learn that a man in a kimono will be able to help you get the Pokémon back and let you
cross Route 15. The girl whose Pokémon was stolen will also give you a Rare Candy.
Anyhow, head back outside and speak to the main with the weird hairdo on the beach to the west, and he'll hand you the
information for Sharpedo on your Ride Pager - Sharpedo like Lapras will let you swim in the waters, but will also be able to break
down the various rock formations that block your way.
If you want, you can participate in a a cleanup of all the items you can find with Sharpedo before you bother with the rest of
Route 15.
Once you're done, Surf southward and break the rocks down, then go west and north and land on the sandy beach you see. You
can find a Trainer partway up you can fight, and TM93 (Wild Charge) on the stone platform. Return to the beach and begin Surfing
northward again to find a Swimmer in-between the islands you can fight.
From here, go eaat and northeast onto land. You can beat a pair of Trainers who are working out on the beach and find a Dive
Ball off to their north. Return to the water and Surf westward for a while until you find a girl swimming in the water. Defeat her, then
make landfall on the beach. At the western tip of the beach Stoutland can sniff out a Normal Gem - it's a one-use item that when
held by someone who's using a Normal move it will be boosted in power by 20%. Head eastward until you find the fisherman and
his Starmie, then use Stoutland to sniff out a Pearl to their north. Go back west and up the dirt incline to immediately reach Route
16.
(A footnote: back at the start of Route 15 you can now battle a Trainer now that you've defeated all the other Trainers on the Route.
This Trial Guide, once defeated, will give you a PP Max.)
Poké Ride Cleanup - Sharpedo
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] TM80 (Rock Slide) [_] TM64 (Explosion) [_] Stardust
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Extreme
Speed

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
There are a fair few areas with stuff Sharpedo can get you to! Let's begin with stuff off Route 1, in the Melemele Sea.
Melemele Sea: If you head to the southeastern portions of the sea, you will find - at least on the map - an island. You can reach it
with Sharpedo's ability by breaking the rocks to its east/west and then surfing onto it. You'll find TM80 (Rock Slide) on it.
In the western part near Hau'oli City's beachfront, you can find some more rocks that take you into an isolated part of Ten Carat Hill.
There's nothing special there Pokémon-wise but you will find TM64 (Explosion).
Route 8: You can also break the rocks here at the westernmost portion - the area where you can find Wimpod - by using Sharpedo.
The large rock will yield a Stardust.
Route 16
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] $3,000 [_] TM81 (X-Scissor) [_] PP Up [_] Berries
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Arcanine 37 Fire Intimidate Charcoal Bite Wild Charge Fire Fang Reversal

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator

EV YIELD
Raticate
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
EV YIELD

Point
$300

Max Potion $2,500 Fully restores a Pokémon's HP.
Scientist Reid $1,584 Charjabug Lv. 32, Muk (Alolan) Lv. 33
Route 16: As you arrive you'll be right next to a Pokémon Center: feel free to heal up and shop in there. A person on the left side of
the Center will offer you $3,000 if you have a Mimikyu registered as caught in your Pokédex: remember, you can find them at the
Thrifty Megamart.
Outside and to the east is another thing that the Aether Foundation has set up. Inside, you can find Sina and Dexio: if you have
more than 10 total Zygarde Cells/Cores, they will discuss the Reassembly Unit, which can fuse these composite bits into the
Pokémon Zygarde and take them apart again. 10 pieces will get you the 10% Forme of Zygarde, 50 will get you the 50% Forme,
and 100 the Complete Forme. The 50% Forme is the standard Forme you might have seen in Pokémon X/Y/OR/AS whereas 10% is
weaker and Complete is stronger. (Well, Complete is basically just much higher HP.) The assembly unit is the thingy nearby, which
will allow you to assemble or separate Zygarde's Cells/Cores and can explain the process more if you desire.
Here are the Forme differences, if you're curious as to the significance. Given everything having a Zygarde even at 10% in your
party isn't bad since it still has decent Attack:
BASE STATS LEVEL 100 BASE MAX STATS
POKÉMON ABILITI
# SPECIES
TYPE ES
AT DE SP SP SP H AT DE SP SP SP
HP
K F A D E P K F A D E
Power
#71 Zygarde Dragon/Gro 10 11 48 21 20 14 12 17 22 109
Constru 54 71 61 85
8 (10%) und 0 0 1 8 5 7 7 5 5 7
ct
#71 Zygarde Dragon/Gro Aura 10 10 12 60 32 20 24 16 19 19 133

81 95 95
8 (50%) und Break 8 0 1 0 6 5 7 7 5 5 5
Zygarde Power
#71 Dragon/Gro 21 10 12 70 54 20 24 16 19 19 155
(Comple Constru 81 95 95
8 und 6 0 1 8 2 5 7 7 5 5 1
te) ct
Your Zygarde will come at Level 30 though, so be wary of that: it might be underleveled for your party like it is mine.
Back outside, hug the wall of the building as you go east and you'll see the little "A" marker pop up just near the last window. Press
A and you'll crawl under the trailer to the other side where you can find TM81 (X-Scissor). Return to the other side and go
southeast and you'll find a PP Up near the wall, and you go west through the grass to find a Trainer to battle, too.
Anyhow, return to the Pokémon Center, then go west. There's some grass too, at the northern bit of which you'll find some Berries.
From here, head north and you'll find Ula'ula Meadow.
Ula'ula Meadow
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Repeat Ball [_] Red Nectar [_] X Sp. Def. [_] Red Nectar
[_] Flame Orb [_] Adrenaline Orb [_] TM03 (Psyshock)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ULA'ULA MEADOW: FLOWERS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Oricorio (Pom-
Fire/Flying Dancer - - - 2 - - Both 20%
Pom)

Guard

Ribombee Bug/Fairy - - - - - 2 Both 30%
Dust, Sweet Veil
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ULA'ULA MEADOW: FLOWERS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Oricorio (Pom-
Pom)

Guard

Dust, Sweet Veil
Office Worker Michelle $1,360 Torkoal Lv. 34, Seaking Lv. 33, Leafeon Lv. 34
Dancer Mireille $1,360 Oricorio (Pom-Pom) Lv. 34
Lass Rylee $816 Sneasel Lv. 33, Komala Lv. 34
Golfer Dean $??? Hariyama Lv. 34, Alakazam Lv. 34
Ula'ula Meadow: As you arrive, follow the wooden bridge for a bit. Just south of the first fork on a small eldge, you can find
a Zygarde Cell. To the north, the path forks at a loop: you can go around the loop and speak with the person at the east end to
fight, or you can battle the person down in the flowers. In the latter case you will also find a Repeat Ball to her right, and some Red
Nectar sparkling to her left. Return on to the wooden planks and go north, then west. A girl walking along here can be battled, and if
you go further west and uphill you'll find an X Sp. Def. in the grass.
(Note: by defeating Lass Rylee and the other two Trainers in the Meadow, you can now battle Golfer Dean at the start of the area.
Defeating him will net you a Flame Orb.)
Return back to the wooden bridge to where you turned left, then descend the stairs nearby. You'll find some Red Nectar sparkling
here, and further west an Adrenaline Orb. Return to the bridge again, this time going north onto the dirt path, then east. On the
other side of the grass you'll find a Zygarde Cell. Further along the path you'll find your way to the Lake of the Sunne (Pokémon
Sun) or the Lake of the Moone (Pokémon Moon).
Lake of the Sunne/Moone: There's not much here right now but you can enter the building before you. The northeastern corner of
the first room houses TM03 (Psyshock). There's nothing else of importance here but feel free to explore and stuff. Return to the
Meadow, then go north onto Route 17.
Route 17
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Core [_] X Attack [_] Lemonade [_] Full Heal [_] Zygarde Cell [_] TM84 (Poison Jab)
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Berries
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: NORTHERN/SOUTHERN GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: NORTHERN/SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD


LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: ALL OTHER GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Magnet Pull,
Graveler (Alolan) Rock/Electric - - 2 - - - Both 20%
Sturdy, Galvanize
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability



Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: ALL OTHER GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Magnet Pull,
Sturdy, Galvanize



Armor
EV YIELD

Point
Team Skull Grunt $1,088 Golbat Lv. 34
Team Skull Grunt $1,088 Mareanie Lv. 33, Fomantis Lv. 34
Team Skull Grunt $1,056 Salandit Lv. 33
Team Skull Grunt $1,088 Rattata (Alolan) Lv. 33, Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 34
Team Skull Grunt & Team Skull Grunt $2,176 Haunter Lv. 34, Drowzee Lv. 34
Route 17: As you enter the Route, go northeast and into the police station: you can examine the black shirt at the back to find
a Zygarde Core. Outside, the path will diverge going two ways.
Eastern Rocky Path: Go east from the station and through the grass, then ascend onto the rocky hillside. Just left of the incline,
Stoutland can sniff out an X Attack. Go northeast and uphill, then collect the Lemonade near the hill. From here, you can go north
and through the rocks with Tauros, or around and through the grass, but either way you'll find a Team Skull Grunt to fight who has
a Full Heal in the grass behind him. Jump down the two ledges nearby after the fight and you'll find that the path splits here, too. If
you go right you can find a Zygarde Cell and then a Trainer fight along the left path from there. If you go along the left of the paths
originally and hang left a second time you'll find TM84 (Poison Jab). (You can circle back around to the start of the incline to go
along missed paths if you choose, though note you'll fight a Skull Grunt on the way.
Route 17 Proper (Paved Road): Heading along this road, you will fight a Team Skull Grunt next to the lightpost (which you might
have fought in clearing out the rockier path). Further north is a female Grunt to battle, then you can find a Zygarde Cell on the
corner of the wall nearby. If you head further north you can see a couple of Grunts next to the wall, though if you pass by them you
can go north through the grass to find some Berries.
Then you should return to them. After a brief diatribe, you will get to fight them, and a man will give you entrance into Po Town.
Po Town
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Repel [_] Rare Candy [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Max Revive [_] Ice Stone [_] Heal Powder
[_] TM36 (Sludge Bomb) [_] Iron [_] Escape Rope [_] Buginium Z
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
Team Skull Grunt $1,088 Spinarak Lv. 34
Team Skull Grunt $1,088 Grimer (Alolan) Lv. 34
Team Skull Grunt & Team Skull Grunt $2,176 Golbat Lv. 35, Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,088 Fomantis Lv. 34, Salandit Lv. 34
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Wimpod Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Zubat Lv. 34, Gastly Lv. 34, Salandit Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Mareanie Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Haunter Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Rattata (Alolan) Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Fomantis Lv. 35
Team Skull Grunt $1,120 Wimpod Lv. 34, Drowzee Lv. 35
Team Skull Boss Guzma $4,320 Golisopod Lv. 37, Ariados Lv. 36
Po Town: As you enter it, some more Grunts will prevent you from entering the town. If you head to the east you can find a Max
Repel on the ground, whereas if you go west you can find a holdin the hedges to let you through. From here, if you approach the
main street, you'll have to battle one of the Grunts before, then the other.
East and across the street you'll find a Pokémon Center you can enter: if you hand the grunts in there $10 (you just won over
$2,000) you can get your Pokémon healed.
Further up the street is a barricade. If you go west and east of it you can find holes in the hedges to let you past it heading north.
Through the east hole you'll find two Grunts to battle but you'll also find a Rare Candy. Meanwhile, the left hole will actually bring
you forward. On the other side, go into the main street and you can fight the Grunt standing on top of the truck. After the fight, go
north and west into the yard, then north from the hedges (use the boxes as steps) and fight the Grunt patrolling the paved path
there.
North of there you can find a Zygarde Cell next to the truck. Go east and to the end of the paved path and you should see an arrow
in blue pointing south: if you follow it, you'll find a hole in the hedges beyond which you can get a Smoke Ball. Return to the other
side, then go to the main street and north into the Shady House.
Shady House - 1F: Just northeast of you as you enter is a Skull Grunt you can fight, as is a female Grunt on the left side (though
she's walking around).
Here on the first floor, you can also find quite a few doors. The northern one has a note reminding you that the Team Skull password
is "Beat Up". (This might vary from playthrough to playthrough, so be warned.) The next room south of there has a Max Revive.
South and west of here is a door to the outside where you can find an Ice Stone. (This item is used to evolve Alolan Vulpix and
Alolan Sandshrew, by the way!) The door under the stairs has a grunt you can battle in there: there's also a door on the east side
that leads to another door. Beyond this other door you can find another note giving you another password ("Tapu Cocoa") and
remindined you that a true Team Skull member always butts heads and answers with a hearty "No!". You can also find a Heal
Powder in this room.
Anyhow, return to the entrance and head upstairs.
Shady House - 2F: Enter the first door you can enter as you reach the top of the stairs to find TM36 (Sludge Bomb) in that room.
In the next room over you can battle a pair of Grunts after an ... odd conversation between the two. The third room you enter will
have another Grunt to fight, but you'll also find an Iron in the room, and a note satating that the secret Team Skull password
is "Golisopod".
Exit the room and go east, defeating the Grunt sauntering around along the railing as you do so. Just south of there is a Grunt
blocking your way into a room, requesting you give the three secret passwords. Opt to give them, then answer "Beat Up,"
"Golisopod," and "Tapu Cocoa," then answer "No!" when you're asked if you're sure. Head out onto the roof.
Shady House - Roof: Go east and walk along the wooden bridge. You can walk onto the red awning to grab the Escape Rope and
to battle the Grunt if you speak to her. Then walk inside.
Shady House - 2F: Go north and through the door, then go speak with Guzma. After you battle him and Yungoos runs off, examine
the chest of green jewels nearby to find a Buginium Z! Anyhow, backtrack outside to Po Town or use an Escape Rope or
something.
Ula'ula Island's Grand Trial
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Darkinium Z
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
Team Skull Gladion $3,040 Golbat Lv. 37, Sneasel Lv. 37, Type: Null Lv. 38
Po Town: As you leave the Shady House, the old man from before will heal your Pokémon during a conversation. Once it ends, you
need to go back to the Aether House, which is at the start of Route 15. You can have Charizard fly you to the Tapu Village, then you
can head along to the Aether House from there.
Route 15: There will be a brief cutscene as you enter the the Aether House, which culminates in a brief battle against Gladion.
Afterwards, he'll tell you that you'll leave from the ferry terminal heading after Lillie and Cosmog: if you're ready, he'll take you along
with him, which leads to another scene.
Malie City: As you're waiting with Gladion at the port, Officer Nanu will arrive, telling you that he is the island's kahuna, and will
challenge you to battle!
BOSS: Island Kahuna Nanu
• Rewards: $6,240
Pokémon Sableye Krokorok Alolan Persian
Pokémon Type Dark/Ghost Dark/Ground Dark
Hold Item None None Darkinium Z
Ability Stall Intimidate Fur Coat
Power Gem Crunch Power Gem
Shadow Ball Assurance Fake Out

Moves
Fake Out Swagger Dark Pulse
- Earthquake -
Being a Dark-type Trainer, Nanu has some decent Pokémon.
Sableye you can expect to lead with Fake Out before resorting to Shadow Ball or Power Gem. Fake Out will be rather weak coming
from Sableye so it's not a big thing to worry about; further, with its Stall ability, odds are it will be moving after you each turn, so
Speed isn't a big thing here either. For the most part, there's nothing special you need to do with Sableye other than wear it down:
this Sableye won't boast real power unlike competitive Sableye (where Calm Mind + Recover + Prankster is a real threat). Though it
will be unique in that it is only weak to Fairy. On the same note, Normal-type Pokémon do well here since they avoid the STAB
Shadow Ball, forcing Sableye to go with the around-half-power Power Gem. (Which is Rock-type so be wary of Normal/Flying in that
instance.) Fairy Pokémon are also valid if you want to shoot for the OHKO.
Krokorok is going to be a threat insofar as it can use Intimidate and that Krokorok boasts decent Attack. Crunch and Assurance are
both big things here but if you have a Fairy, Dark, or Fighting Pokémon you'll be fine since both will be resisted: Primarina obviously
makes a great aide here if that was your starter. Water, Grass, and Ice are also supereffective on Krokorok and worth looking at.
Earthquake will be the big source of trouble though being a 100-Power Ground move with STAB: Flying Pokémon will be very
helpful in avoiding that as well. Overall, the best thing here is something that's fairly fast and can OHKO Krokorok with its meh
Defenses through a supereffective attack, or something that can avoid Earthquake (Flying Pokémon) or resist Dark moves
(Fairy/Dark/Fighting) at least. Intimidate and Earthquake will be the biggest threats here, so switching into a Special Attacker if
you're using the Shift battle style will help a ton, too.
Alolan Persian is the star of Nanu's team, and with Fur Coat it is not to be taken lightly, especially while boasting Darkinium Z. It will
nonetheless likely lead with Fake Out, but the problem is that you can't avoid that by having Ghost Pokémon or you'll just get
barreled over by the Dark Z Move. Switch into something that'll resist the Dark move - Dark, Fighting, and Fairy all resist Dark, and
the latter two (and Bug)have STAB moves that can fight back - especially if you're leading with a Psychic or Ghost Pokémon. A
Special Attacking Pokémon will be a boon against Alolan Persian because of its Fur Coat, but once you've stemmed the threat of
Black Hole Eclipse you're largely okay because Persian does not boast any particularly high stats: you'll just want to avoid setting
yourself up to get wrecked by Dark or Rock moves.
After the battle, your Pokémon will be healed and you'll receive Darkinium Z!
The Grand Trial of Poni Island
Sectional Flowchart
• Let's Get Lillie Back!

• Seafolk Village
• Poni Wilds
• Ancient Poni Path
• Poni Breaker Coast
• Ruins of Hope
• Exeggutor Island
• Poni Island's Grand Trial
Let's Get Lillie Back!
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Rare Candy [_] X Sp. Atk. [_] TM06 (Toxic) [_] Max Revive [_] Full Restore [_] Full Heal
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Sun/Moon Flute [_] Master Ball
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Beam Wave Cannon

Spoon Beam Ball
Money
Trainer Name Pokémon Party
Earned
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Dugtrio (Alolan) Lv. 37, Sliggoo Lv. 37
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Herdier Lv. 37, Lumineon Lv. 37
Aether Foundation Employee $1,728 Shelgon Lv. 37, Trumbeak Lv. 36
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Parasect Lv. 36, Drifblim Lv. 36, Vibrava Lv. 37
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Primeape Lv. 37
Aether Branch Chief Faba $4,680 Hypno Lv. 39
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Muk (Alolan) Lv. 37
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Magneton Lv. 37
Aether Foundation Employee $1,776 Porygon2 Lv. 37
Aether Foundation Employee & Aether Foundation

$3,552 Vanillish Lv. 37, Machoke Lv. 37
Employee

$3,552 Pelipper Lv. 37, Mudsdale Lv. 37
Employee

$3,648 Electabuzz Lv. 38, Magmar Lv. 38
Employee
Aether Foundation Employee & Aether Branch Chief Ledian Lv. 38, Slowbro Lv. 39, Bruxish Lv. 39, Hypno
$6,624
Faba Lv. 40

Team Skull Grunt $1,184 Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 37
Aether Paradise - Docks: Once you regain control, go west and north to battle the Aether Foundation Employee, then north to fight
another one. North from there is another, then northwest will be a fourth one. From here, you'll find Hau and Gladion near the
elevator. You can go way off to the north though first and find a Rare Candy, and way off to the southwestern side of the harbor to
find an X Sp. Atk. and TM06 (Toxic) along the way. (There's also an Employee you can battle.)
Enter the center of the elevator and Gladion will take you up.
Aether Paradise - Entrance: After a battle with Branch Chief Faba, if you're ready, you'll go down more.
Aether Paradise - Laboratory: When you arrive, the group will split up, Gladion taking Lab A and you and Hau taking Lab B. Hau
will give you a Max Revive, then you can head through the door to the east. On the other side, continue along the path to encounter
some more Employees and you'll battle three in series. After, continue down the walkway and into the lab at the end of the hall;
you'll end up battling a pair of Employees in there alongside Hau.
Afterwards, examine the blue book on the northeastern bookshelf to read about Ultra Wormholes, and read the Aether Report on
the computer monitor. Once you report this to Hau, head outside after him and you'll convene with Gladion as well, then follow the
pair to the elevator: note that you can find a Full Restore in the room that Gladion was looking at, by the way. Examine the elevator
and head up to the Entrance again.
Aether Paradise - Entrance: As you arrive you are ambushed by another group of Employees: you and Hau will take on a pair of
them. After the fight, Wicke will approach and heal your Pokémon, and another brief scene will ensue. Follow Gladion and Hau as
they rush northward, and you'll fight a pair of Employees alongside Gladion this time. You'll then battle another Employee and Faba
alongside Hau (Faba boasting three Pokémon): it'll be a piece of cake once you take out Ledian.
The key obtained, the door is opened off to the north: follow Gladion and Hau through it.
Aether Paradise - Outside: After the scene, your initial goal is to blaze through the Team Skull Grunts you find here. But first go
WAY off to west and south to find a Full Heal, and way off to the east and south (from the entrance) to find a Zygarde Cell. After,
return to the entrance and go north along the forested path. You'll defeat a couple of Skull Grunts before you reach Gladion and
Guzma, and you'll battle Guzma!
BOSS: Team Skull Boss Guzma
• Rewards: $4,800
Pokémon Golisopod Ariados Masquerain Pinsir
Pokémon Type Bug/Water Bug/Poison Bug/Flying Bug

Ability Wimp Out Swarm Intimidate Mold Breaker
Swords Dance Fell Stinger Air Slash Double Hit
Razor Shell Sucker Punch Bug Buzz Brick Break

Moves
First Impression Shadow Sneak - X-Scissor
- - - -
Golisopod will be Guzma's lead. As you probably noticed in your previous battle against Guzma, Golisopod will typically lead with
First Impression. As a Bug-type move, there's not a ton you can do about it except in the case you resist it, as some Pokémon
might. Alternatively, you'll have to cope with the comparable Water-type Razor Shell, so leading with a Fire-type isn't particularly
ideal. If you have a Pokémon that can resist both, that would be an ideal lead. The second-best lead with be something weak to
Water. Why? You probably remember Wimp Out. By leading with the Water-weak Pokémon, you'll (probably) end up forcing the
game to use Razor Shell. If your Water-weak Pokémon is faster, then you can take advantage of Wimp Out: Wimp Out will switch
Golisopod out when it hits half-HP. That will be nice for you.
Ariados is a Pokémon you'll want to take out quickly. Fell Stinger is a decently-powerful Bug move that will significantly boost the
user's Attack if it KO's someone. Someone that resists Bug moves will be a boon here, especially if you switch into them when
Ariados pops up. That'll help stop this from occurring. The problem with such a situation? Well, primarily, you will notice that Ariados
has Sucker Punch: Sucker Punch on top of that Attack boost almost completely guarantees that Ariados will be able to hurt you, and
at such high Attack it may well KO most Pokémon outright that are of the recommended levels. This would be a nice time to use the
Firium Z or Rockium Z if you have those.
Masquerain will be a bit of a bugger with the Intimidate ability; it also has decent Sp. Atk. and its moves will further that somewhat.
But beyond that there's not a lot special with it. A Rock-type move especially will take it out easily but for the most part you'll be
doing just fine by bringing in a Pokémon that can get in supereffective moves on it and preferably resists its moves.
Pinsir is a fairly powerful Pokémon that is worth being wary around. X Scissor will be probably be your biggest problem, and Brick
Break assures that Rock Pokémon or Steel Pokémon - or Arceus forbid a combo of both - will be good either. The ideal Pokémon to
fight Pinsir would be a Ghost Pokémon: immune to Double Hit and Brick Break after all.
After the battle, you'll be allowed through into the building.
Aether Paradise - Main Building: Go through the door before you as you enter and you'll watch a brief scene. After, go through the
teleporter and approach Lusamine. After a lengthy cutscene, you'll be thrust into battle with Lusamine!
BOSS: Aether President Lusamine
• Rewards: $9,840

Pokémon Clefable Lilligant Mismagius Milotic Bewear
Pokémon Type Fairy Grass Ghost Water Normal/Fighting
Level (Lv.) Level 41 Level 41 Level 41 Level 41 Level 41
Hold Item None None None None None
Ability Cute Charm (?) Chlorophyll (?) Levitate Marvel Scale (?) Fluffy
Moonblast Petal Dance Shadow Ball Hydro Pump Baby-Doll Eyes
Cosmic Power Teeter Dance Mystical Fire Safeguard Hammer Arm

Moves
Metronome Stun Spore Power Gem Flail Take Down
- - - - -
Clefable makes a nice lead for you. Clefable is a comparatively weak Pokémon and will be relying on Cosmic Power if it wants to
get anywhere with you, and even then that's moreso by boosting Defenses: Metronome won't be a big thing to worry about either. If
any of your Pokémon have a chance to stat boost (e.g. Swords Dance, Dragon Dance, Quiver Dance, Tail Glow, etc. etc.) or use
items to do so, Clefable is a great time to do that. Moreso if the Pokémon resists Fairy moves (think Fairy, Steel, and Poison).
Lilligant can be a bit annoying but is easy to put down: where it has good stats it doesn't fully support them with proper moves. Petal
Dance can be hard to cope with if you're weak to Grass give its power and Lilligant's STAB, so defeating it quickly is of great
importance. Stun Spore can also be a hindrance to you due to the Speed loss and the ability to not move 1/4 of the time. Grass
Pokémon will have immunity to Stun Spore, though, and it's pretty easily healed - Lilligant will only pose a threat if you end up being
weak to Grass.
Mismagius is a fairly strong Special Attacker, not unlike Lilligant, so be wary of being weak to its moves, especially to Ghost-type
ones. Normal Pokémon work great here being they are immune to Shadow Ball, though Dark Pokémon are also nice since they
resist it and a good chunk of the Normal Pokémon you've seen thus far are part-Flying and thus weak to Power Gem.
Milotic is a pretty easy Pokémon to go against: though Hydro Pump is strong and Flail is somewhat strong as well, Milotic
doesn't quite have the Sp. Atk. to back that up. For the most part, just focus on using Pokémon that resist Water or can
supereffectively attack it.
Bewear is the most threatening Pokémon in Lusamine's team. Hammer Arm and Take Down are nasty STAB attacks to deal with,
and Fluffy makes all contact moves deal half the normal amount of damage, making Bewear pretty tough to take down if you don't
have non-contact moves. Ghost Pokémon luckily can't be touched at all by Bewear, and a good Special Attacker with Flying,
Psychic, or Fairy moves likely can do a nice chunk of damage to it as well.
After the battle, there will be more plotty plot stuff during which your Pokémon are healed.
Once you regain control, leave the house and you'll meet up with Lillie. Gladion will soon approach give you the Sun
Flute (Pokémon Moon) or Moon Flute (Pokémon Sunn), and also the Master Ball, the Pokéball that's able to catch any and every
Pokémon. After a brief conversation, you'll be offered a ride to Poni Island: meet Gladion at the docks to go there: they'll be just to
the southwest of the elevator this time.
Seafolk Village
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Magmarizer [_] Electivire [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Lucky Punch [_] Aloraichium Z
[_] TM91 (Flash Cannon) [_] Zygarde Cell
Spirit
Decidueye 55 Grass/Ghost Overgrow Decidium Z False Swipe Leaf Blade Brave Bird
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Kadabra 45 Psychic Synchronize Psychic Psyshock
Spoon Beam Ball
Both [none] Aerodactyl Rock/Flying Pressure

SEAFOLK POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
Adrenaline Orb $300
SEAFOLK VILLAGE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM04 (Calm
$10,000 Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No
Mind)
TM14 (Blizzard) $30,000 Ice Special 110 70 5 Enemies No No
TM15 (Hyper
$50,000 Normal Special 150 90 5 One No No
Beam)
TM22 (Solar
$10,000 Grass Special 120 100 10 One No No
Beam)
TM25 (Thunder) $30,000 Electric Special 110 70 10 One No No
TM34 (Sludge
$10,000 Poison Special 95 100 10 Not User No No
Wave)
TM38 (Fire
$30,000 Fire Special 110 85 5 One No No
Blast)
TM52 (Focus
$30,000 Fighting Special 120 70 5 One No No
Blast)
TM68 (Giga
$50,000 Normal Physical 150 90 5 One No Yes
Impact)
TM71 (Stone
Edge)
EV YIELD
1%
Dhelmise Ghost/Grass Steelworker - 2 - - - -
[10%]
Gyarados (S.O.S.-
only)
79%
[50%]
Oblivious, Water 20%

Wailmer Water 1 - - - - - Both
Veil, Pressure [40%]
Seafolk Village: When you regain control, go a bit north, then take the left pier to the building. Inside, speak with the man next to
the Pelipper: he'll give you a Magmarizer and an Electirizer: these items are meant to be held by Magmar and Electabuzz
respectively during a trade to evolve them into Magmortar and Electivire. A girl nearby will also grant you the gift an Aerodactyl, just
outright giving it to you for free! It is a fairly strong Pokémon, and will come at Level 40.
Return to the intersection and go north to the flag on the map for a brief cutscene. After, go into the house to the west: under the
south end of the western table in the dining area, you can find a Zygarde Cell. You can speak with the Ace Trainer at the counter to
eat ans you'll also receive a Heart Scale (the meals cost $500). In the house to the east of there, you can speak with the girl on the
couch to receive a Lucky Punch, an item that boosts the critical-hit rate of Chanseys. The girl across from you will give
you Aloraichium Z if you show her that you've caught an Alolan Raichu. Go through the door to the south and you'll find TM91
(Flash Cannon) and a fishing spot.
Go back outside of the house's main entrance, then go west and northwest to find the Pokémon Center. A man on the right will
teach Dragon Ascent to a Rayquaza if you have one. The female Ace Trainer in the northwest corner will be able to teach Draco
Meteor instead to a wide number of Dragon Pokémon: it's a Special-class Dragon move of 130 Power that will lower the user's Sp.
Atk. by two stages (to 1/2 then 1/3 etc.) with its use. Anyhow, heal up and shop at your leisure.
East of the center, across the pier, you'll be able to find a Zygarde Cell in the empty area with the building stuff. Anyhow, go north
and towards the flag on the map to reach the next area.
Poni Wilds
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Pearl [_] Repeat Ball [_] Max Repel [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Big Pearl [_] Dusk Stone
[_] Pearl String [_] Berries [_] Rare Candy [_] Berries [_] Max Potion [_] Berries
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Kadabra 45 Psychic Synchronize Expert Belt Psychic Psyshock
Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Exeggcute Grass/Psychic Chlorophyll, Harvest - - 1 - - - Both 10%
Sticky Hold, Storm

Gastrodon Water/Ground 2 - - - - - Both 10%
Drain, Sand Force
Intimidate, Quick
Granbull Fairy - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Feet, Rattled
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Sticky Hold, Storm

Drain, Sand Force
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Raticate
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: SURFING
EV YIELD
Sticky Hold, Storm

Drain, Sand Force
Shell Armor, Water

Lapras Water/Ice - 2 - - - - Both 5%
Absorb, Hydration
Swift Swim, Storm

Lumineon Water - - - - - 2 Both 25%
Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid

Tentacruel Water/Poison - - - - 2 - Both 30%
Ooze, Rain Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: SURFING IN SPECIAL SPOTS
EV YIELD
Oblivious, Water
Wailmer Water 1 - - - - - Both 90%
Veil, Pressure
Oblivious, Water
Wailord Water 2 - - - - - Both 10%
Veil, Pressure
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)

Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[50%]
Rock Head, Swift 1%

Relicanth Water/Rock 1 - 1 - - - Both
Swim, Sturdy [10%]

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: WIMPOD
EV YIELD
Wimpod Water/Bug Wimp Out - - - - - 1 Both Special
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: UNDER BERRY TREES
EV YIELD
Hyper Cutter, Iron

Fist, Anger Point
Ace Trainer Kekoa $3,060 Skarmory Lv. 44, Sharpedo Lv. 45
Dancer Cara $1,720 Oricorio (Pa'u) Lv. 43
Ace Trainer Lindsey $3,060 Garbodor Lv. 44, Toxapex Lv. 45 (Toxapex holds Poisonium Z!)
Cook Fil $1,720 Parasect Lv. 43, Ribombee Lv. 43

Pokémon Evaluations: Quite a few Pokémon here, though honestly not many new ones. Gastrodon is a somewhat decent Water-
type you can get here, though it is typically valued for its Defenses more than its offensive strength and doesn't exactly invoke
confidence given that it takes quadruple damage from Grass. Granbull is a fairly strong Fairy Pokémon, one that is one of the few
that is actually a physical attacker as opposed to a special attacker. Lapras is a fairly decent Water Pokémon as well, as those
playing the Kanto and Kalos Pokémon games probably know all too well. Exeggcute evolves into Alolan Exeggutor in this game
which is interesting as it becomes Grass/Dragon though it is not particularly noteworthy otherwise.
Poni Wilds: If you head northwest from the start, you'll find a beach and a place to Surf if you want to. Just north of the Dancer on it
Stoutland can find a Pearl, a Repeat Ball west of it, and a Max Repel and a Zygarde Cell to the north, though these latter two are
out in the open. Go north to the very tip of the shoreline and Stoutland will be able to find a Big Pearl, and you can begin Surfing
here: in the water to the west, near the northern fishing spot, you can find a Dusk Stone. Next to the other fishing spot to the south
you can also find a Pearl String.
Anyhow, along the path next to the beach there's an Ace Trainer you can fight. North from there along the cliff you can find a Dancer
to fight and some Berries next to the tree, and a Rare Candy in an alcove between a pair of rocks to the east.
Go back south to the beack, then east from its southern path into a patch of grass: there should be a female Ace Trainer checking
out the southern end. You can find some more Berries to the north. Go east from the Berry tree and then through the grass a bit to
find a Max Potion, then go south to the coastline: you'll see a sign to the right. North from there will be even more Berries, and
south of there will be a Cook in the grass. Continue south to the orange fence and then go through the gate.
Ancient Poni Path
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Revival Herb [_] Zygarde Core [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Adrenaline Orb
[_] Shiny Stone [_] PP Up
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ANCIENT PONI PATH: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Sticky Hold, Storm Drain, Sand

Force
Granbull Fairy Intimidate, Quick Feet, Rattled - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ANCIENT PONI PATH: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Force
Raticate
(Alolan)
Collector Raymond $1,376 Turtonator Lv. 43, Drampa Lv. 43
Ancient Poni Path: As you arrive, go east to meet up with Hapu's Mudsdale, and then Hapu herself. After a brief conversation,
you'll be invited by Hapu to some ruins. Meanwhile, her grandmother will register Machoke in your Ride Pager, which will allow you
to push some of the extremely strong rocks. (Check the Poké Ride Cleanup - Machamp section for more on such areas.)
Anyhow. You can enter the house near the entrance of the path and speak to the Miltank inside to heal your Pokémon if you want.
Go through the door to the right of there and examine the north side of the tree to find a Revival Herb, then return inside and
examine beside the bed in the easternmost room to find a Zygarde Core.
Return outside and go around to where you meet Hapu's grandmother to find a Zygarde Cell: you'll also see a Machoke in the fields
nearby, and in the northwestern corner of those fields is another Zygarde Cell. From the crossroads near where you met the
grandmother, go south, then west through the grass to find an Adrenaline Orb. Head north from the crossroads, but before you
reach the canyon - you're not allowed there anyhow - go west and you'll find a Shiny Stone.
Head east from the crossroads and you'll eventually see a hole in the northern wall. Follow the path beyond it to find a Trainer to
fight: there's also a PP Up, though it's obscured from view by the tree. The path to the north of there would take you to Poni Grove,
though you won't be allowed there until you become Champion of the Alola region. So return southward and go south onto the Poni
Breaker Coast.
Poké Ride Cleanup - Machamp
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Flyinium Z [_] TM61 (Will-O-Wisp) [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Awakening [_] Rare Candy
[_] TM53 (Energy Ball)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
So there are a few places with stones Machamp can push around. Let's look for them!
Ten Carat Hill: This one lies near the entrance to the Farthest Hallow. When you find it, push it into the hole, then follow the path
behind it to find the Flyinium Z.
Diglett's Tunnel: After you go up some metal staircase, then go south along the path for a bit, you'll find a small path off to the
south. Follow it to find a Machamp stone. Push it into the hole and follow the path to the lighthouse outside Konikoni City, where
you'll find TM61 (Will-O-Wisp).
Lush Jungle: This lies on the eastern path in the forest where you hunted down the Revival Herb and had to use Tauros. When you
enter the eastern part of the area, you'll find a Machamp boulder by heading due east. Push it south into the hole, then enter the
cave on the other side. There, you'll be able to find a Zygarde Cell near the next Machamp boulder. Push the boulder east and
north into the hole. Just to the south you'll find an Awakening, and you can examine the large rock to the east of there to find
a Rare Candy. Go north from the boulder and through the hole to find TM53 (Energy Ball) on a set-off portion of Route 8!
Poni Breaker Coast
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] TM79 (Frost Breath) [_] Zygarde Cell [_] TM94 (Surf) [_] TM98 (Waterfall)
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice
Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI BREAKER COAST: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Gyarados (S.O.S.-
only)
79%
[50%]
1%
Sharpedo Water/Dark Rough Skin, Speed Boost - 2 - - - - Both
[10%]

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI BREAKER COAST: WIMPOD
EV YIELD

Sightseer Jamie $2,580 Sandshrew Lv. 43, Vulpix Lv. 43, Geodude Lv. 43, Graveler Lv. 43
Pokémon Evaluations: The only Pokémon new to here would be Sharpedo. Sharpedo makes an excellent Water/Dark Pokémon,
boasting fair strength and speed. Its Ability Speed Boost, if you can maange to grab it, makes that all the better, especially once you
get to the point in the game where you can Mega Evolve Pokémon such as Sharpedo: it is quite the force to be reckoned with.
Poni Breaker Coast: As you enter the area, to the southwest is a Sightseer you can battle. From here, you can go northwest and
up a hill onto the closed-off part of the Ancient Poni Path you might've seen earlier to find TM79 (Frost Breath): this is an Ice-type
move that's always critical, which gives it certain utility over some moves like, say, Ice Beam. Return to the coast and just northeast
of where you entered the area originally is a sort of geyser, on the east side of which you can find a Zygarde Cell.
Go south and east from here to find the Ruins of Hope past two sort of short pillars. Before going there though, go south and defeat
the pair of girls: after the battle, you'll receive TM94 (Surf) and TM98 (Waterfall).
Ruins of Hope
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Cell
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball

Ruins of Hope - Exterior: Go along the linear path presented before you: as you descend the stair-like ledges towards Lillie, be
sure to examine the green sparkles to find another Zygarde Cell, then approach her and head inside.
Ruins of Hope - Inside:: After a brief scene with Lillie, you'll regain control. Your goal is to open up the path ahead by using
Machamp's Shove - remember the Poké Ride? To begin...
• Shove the block in front of you as far north as possible.

• Shove the block on your right east, then go around and push it northward from the south side until it falls in the hole.
You can then go north to the next room. Approach Hapu and the dais - and don't question how Lillie has been carrying Nebby, a
Pokémon that now weighs over 2,000 pounds - and a scene will start. After, exit and return to Seafolk Village.
Exeggutor Island
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Big Pearl [_] Prism Scale [_] Heart Scale [_] Sun/Moon Flute
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - EXEGGUTOR ISLAND: GRASS

Exeggutor
Grass/Dragon Frisk, Harvest - - 1 - - - Both 20%
(Alolan)

Force
Seafolk Village: Upon your return, you'll meet up with Lillie and Hapu; following the meetup, head to the southwestern pier. The
chief will take you along to Exeggutor Island.
Exeggutor Island: As you arrive, go west and meet up with Lillie: you'll quickly engage in battle with an Alolan Exeggutor at Level
40: feel free to capture it if you want. There's some grass here you can mess with, but there's not much on this part of the island so
head north to Lillie for a cutscene. After, examine the spot where you were in the cave to find a Big Pearl, then head east. The path
will diverge here: follow the lower path to find a Prism Scale, which Feebas can hold during a trade to evolve into Milotic. Go along
the upper path and examine the red plants north of the hill to find a Heart Scale. Go back south and along the roundabout path to
the top of the hill and you'll see Lillie there.
Speak to her and you'll obtain the Sun Flute (Pokémon Sun) or the Moon Flute (Pokémon Moon): the one of the pair of flutes you
don't have yet.
Poni Island's Grand Trial
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Poisonium Z [_] Groundium Z
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
Team Skull Grunt $1,408 Fomantis Lv. 44
Team Skull Grunt $1,408 Salandit Lv. 43, Haunter Lv. 44, Raticate (Alolan) Lv. 44, Mareanie Lv. 43, Golbat Lv. 44
Seafolk Village: After completing the pair of the flutes, you'll automatically return to the Seafolk Village with Lillie, with another goal
in mind: Vast Poni Canyon, where you'll need to play the flutes. To get there, head to the Ancient Poni Path as you did before, then
go north from the crossroads. You'll probably want to heal your Pokémon on the way there.
Ancient Poni Path: As you head north, you'll find a wall of Team Skull Grunts impeding you. You'll fight one, then you'll fight the
combined might of five of them (the Trainer with five Pokémon). Afterwards, you'll receive the Poisonium Z and Lillie will heal your
Pokémon. Once you regain control, head north into the canyon.
Vast Poni Canyon: Upon your arrival, go north to meet up with Hapu, and she, as the Kahuna of Poni Island, will challenge you to
battle!
BOSS: Island Kahuna Hapu
• Rewards: $7,680
Pokémon Alolan Dugtrio Gastrodon Flygon Mudsdale
Pokémon Type Ground/Steel Ground/Water Ground/Dragon Ground
Hold Item None None None Groundium Z

Ability Sand Veil Sand Force Levitate Stamina
Iron Head Muddy Water Earth Power Heavy Slam
Earthquake Mud Bomb Dragon Breath Earthquake

Moves
Sucker Punch Recover - Double Kick
Sandstorm - - Counter
Alolan Dugtrio is quite the opening to this battle: boasting a defensive part-Steel type, this Pokémon will only be weak to Water,
Fighting, and Ground, and will resist quite a few types of moves as well, unlike its counterparts from other regions. It will also boast
impressive Speed and moderate Attack, though having STAB-boosted Iron Head and Earthquake will make Alolan Dugtrio
somewhat threatening to Pokémon that are weak to such moves. Sucker Punch might be threatening to those of you using
Decidueye as well, as well as Pokémon on the off-chance that might outspeed Dugtrio. Sandstorm will be of little benefit to Alolan
Dugtrio and its team, aside from perhaps Gastrodon who will get a boosted Mud Bomb (which is a minor inconvenience even so),
though you could possibly use it to your advantage with some of your Ground- and Rock-type moves if you have any Sand Force
Pokémon around. But otherwise it will be a minor problem, removing 1/16 of your HP per turn (if you are not Ground, Rock, or
Steel).
Gastrodon will probably be the least threatening member of Hapu's team: meager Sp. Atk. backing up two relatively weak Special
moves. But you will see Recover a fair bit because of Gastrodon's Defenses: OHKOing it without Grass might be a bit difficult.
However, provided you're faster than it, a 2HKO is reasonable. (You could take 50+% of its HP one turn, tank an attack, and on the
next turn where it'd use Recover you'll attack again and KO it because you're faster.) Of course, you could also abuse the Recover
turns to set up for your own Pokémon as desired, but overall Gastrodon is little more than a damage sponge.
Flygon is normally a moderately threatening Pokémon in the competitive sphere ... though not nearly so much here given its
moveset. It boasts a double-weakness to Ice, meaning most Ice moves can probably OHKO it. It has subpar Defenses to boot and
while moderately powerful Earth Power is not particularly noteworthy, and something like Dragon Breath even moreso. For the most
part, just use Ice moves or send in Flying, Bug, or Grass Pokémon and you shouldn't have trouble.
Mudsdale is the star of Hapu's team, and for good reason. Earthquake is its main STAB move, and backed up by a formidable
Attack stack it's no joke. Heavy Slam is also extremely powerful because of Mudsdale's high weight (over 2,000 lbs.) so it'll severely
hurt most Pokémon that look at it. Double Kick provides a further means to take out Rock and Steel Pokémon (which Earthquake
handles) but also Normal, Ice, and Dark, of which Ice is already handled ... and STAB Earthquake is stronger than the other two so
it's mostly useless. Counter is worrisome if you have a physical attacker especially in combination with Stamina: between Stamina
boosting its Defense when it's struck, and Counter being able to deal back double damage to physical attackers (which means it'll
get to 1.5x Defense or more and then likely KO your attacking Pokémon). And then you have Tectonic Rage coming from the
Groundium Z: pretty much anything weak to Ground will be OHKO'd by that. For the most part, you'll want a Special Attacker to
fight, and preferable something of the Grass, Bug, or Flying types, especially Flying to avoid the powerful Earthquake and the
Ground Z Move.
After the battle, Hapu will hand you the Ground-type Z Crystal, Groundium Z!
The Trial of Vast Poni Canyon

Vast Poni Canyon
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Potion [_] Max Revive [_] Elixir [_] Max Potion [_] Nugget [_] Revive
[_] TM99 (Dazzling [_] Zygarde

[_] X Attack [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Escape Rope [_] X Sp. Atk.
Gleam) Cell
[_] Full
[_] Dusk Ball [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Fairium Z [_] PP Max [_] Full Heal
Restore
[_] TM35 [_] TM02 (Dragon [_] Dragonium

[_] Rare Candy
(Flamethrower) Claw) Z
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Echoed
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: B1F (SURFING)
EV YIELD

Golduck Water - - - 2 - - Both 20%
Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: B1F (FISHING) (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 40%
Dragonair
Dragon Shed Skin, Marvel Scale 2 - - - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only)
1%
Dratini Dragon Shed Skin, Marvel Scale 1 - - - - - Both
[10%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
59%
[50%]
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: INSIDE & B1F & 2F & 3F (WALKING AROUND & GRASS)
EV YIELD

Boldore Rock - - 2 - - - Both 30%
Force
Carbink (non-
S.O.S.)
Dugtrio Sand Veil, Tangled

(Alolan) Hair, Sand Force
Sableye (S.O.S.-
only)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: 3F (RUSTLING SPOTS)
EV YIELD

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: TOP & UNDER THE TREE (WALKING AROUND)
EV YIELD

Force
Hakamo-o Bulletproof,
Dragon/Fighting - - 2 - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only) Soundproof, Overcoat
Bulletproof,
Jangmo-o Dragon - - 1 - - - Both 5%
Soundproof, Overcoat
Kommo-o Bulletproof,
Keen Eye, Vital

Lycanroc Rock - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Spirit, Steadfast
Machoke Fighting Guts, No Guard, Steadfast - 2 - - - - Both 30%
Insomnia, Super
Murkrow Dark/Flying - - - - - 1 Both 10%
Luck, Prankster

Armor

Veteran Harry $4,048 Torkoal Lv. 46, Arcanine Lv. 46
Backpacker Perdy $1,056 Whimsicott Lv. 44
Ace Duo Kent & Aimee $6,256 Sandslash (Alolan) Lv. 46, Ninetales (Alolan) Lv. 46
Hiker Zachary $1,408 Archeops Lv. 44, Rampardos Lv. 44
Veteran Lynn $4,048 Starmie Lv. 46, Talonflame Lv. 46, Shiinotic Lv. 46
Ace Trainer Junko $3,128 Lilligant Lv. 45, Weavile Lv. 46
Scientist Ikaika $2,112 Muk (Alolan) Lv. 43, Magnezone Lv. 44
Punk Girl Anna $1,408 Persian (Alolan) Lv. 44, Honchkrow Lv. 44
Punk Guy Adam $1,408 Pangoro Lv. 44
Black Belt Earl $1,472 Poliwrath Lv. 46
Black Belt Terry $1,472 Machamp Lv. 46
Ace Trainer Hiroshi $3,196 Absol Lv. 46, Lapras Lv. 47
Veteran Heather $4,136 Stoutland Lv. 47, Klefki Lv. 47, Tsareena Lv. 47
Veteran Eric $4,136 Granbull Lv. 47, Golem (Alolan) Lv. 47, Cloyster Lv. 47, Gengar Lv. 47
A Worthwhile Note!: Once you enter Vast Poni Canyon proper, if Magneton levels up, it will evolve into Magnezone! If you've been
using Magneton in your file this is a nice chance to evolve him! (The same is also true of Nosepass into Probopass.)
Pokémon Evaluations for Vast Poni Canyon: There are QUITE a lot of new Pokémon here. Jangmo-o and it's evolutionary chain
are fairly unique Pokémon: they're well-balanced Dragon Pokémon with nice physical and special offenses, and also fairly bulky
Defenses, making them worth grabbing, though Fairy Pokémon will be brutal to the Dragon/Fighting Pokémon. Dratini is another
Pokémon you can find here that's worth having: Dragonite, especially one with the Hidden Ability Multiscale, is popular for a rerason.
It has one of the highest Attack stats in the game (and the highest in Generation I) and an excellent movepool and okay bulk to back
it up, and even its Special Attack moves are worthwhile.
Vast Poni Canyon: After defeating Hapu and finishing the final Grand Trial, you will be directed northward into the canyon by
Hapu's direction. Go north along the path to Lillie, but you'll notice a fallen tree on her left. Examine the gap under it to reach the
other side where you'll find a Max Potion, then approach Lillie. She'll chat with you briefly before handing you a Max Revive and
healing your party. Anyhow, go through into the next area.
Vast Poni Canyon - Inside: As you enter, go east and defeat the Veteran, then go east and up the hill to beat the Backpacker.
Nearby there are some rocks: you can have Tauros break them and you'll find a hole in the wall. Crawl through it to the other side to
find an Elixir, then return to the Backpacker and go uphill. You'll find some more rocks and you can break those down to find a Max
Potion; the rock next to the top of the hill (the small one) also yields a hidden Nugget. From there, go southwest and further uphill
to battle an Ace Trainer duo (or you can use Tauros to break down the nearby rocks and bypass them). Go further uphill to the west,
then south to the next area.
Vast Poni Canyon - 2F: Go along the path to the east through the grass to eventually walk south and find a Revive. Follow the
path west and across the narrow bridge and you'll find a path heading inside. Before crossing it, go along the path to the right of the
sign and examine the rock at the end to find an X Attack, then head inside.
Vast Poni Canyon - Inside: If you look to the north as you enter you'll see a rock: in the small space between its northwest corner
and the wall you can find a Zygarde Cell. Now, to the west is a footpath and a path you can cross with Mudsdale: either is fine, but
if you use the footpath you'll have to fight with a Hiker. Go west and south to a place outside.
Vast Poni Canyon - 3F: Examine the hole to the southeast first as you exit to go back inside.
Vast Poni Canyon - Inside: To the south, as before, you will find a footpath and a Mudsdale path, and you can avoid the Trainer on
the other side by using Mudsdale, but it's your choice. Either way, to her north you'll find an Escape Rope. Now, you can use the
Mudsdale path to go further south and find an Ace Trainer, and a path outside.
Vast Poni Canyon - 3F: In this area, on the east side, Stoutland can sniff out an X Sp. Atk. There's also a yellow Pokéball nearby
containing TM99 (Dazzling Gleam), a very good Fairy-type move. Anyhow, backtrack through the cave to the other side where you
originally crawled through the small hole, then try to go north and west along the bridge. You'll find Lillie and will have a brief scene
with her. She'll heal up your party, and then you can enter the inside again.
Vast Poni Canyon - Inside: Go along the path downhill; on the level plateau is a place where the rustling spots you'll find are Alolan
Dugtrios, and you can also find a Zygarde Cell against the wall here. Descend further and you'll find a large boulder for Machamp
to push. Have him push it southward into the hole. Once it falls, collect the Full Restore to your west, then go south from the
boulder that fell and push the next one eastward into its hole. You can go outside to the south.
Vast Poni Canyon - Top: Grab the Dusk Ball you see here, then go west and collect the Zygarde Cell and return inside.
Vast Poni Canyon - Inside: Remember the boulder that just fell? Go north of it and push the next boulder into the hole, then climb
up the ladder you opened up to the east. Defeat the scientist up here on the ledge and continue outside.
Vast Poni Canyon - Top: Go east and defeat the Team Skull Gru-- oh, Punk Girl. ... Shut up, you thought it too. =P Anyhow, cross
the bridge a bit and you'll find Captain Mina, who will give you Fairium Z, the Fairy-type Z Crystal. Continue to the other side of the
bridge and defeat the Punk Guy on the other side. On the other side of the bridge to the southeast, you'll see a tree trunk widing
away from here on the north side, and a rock on the southeast side. Next to the rock, Stoutland can sniff out a PP Max.
Follow the tree trunk for a bit and you'll get off of it near some grass. If you go east and southeast from here, there's a Black Belt you
can fight, and southwest of him you'll find a Full Heal. Return to the tree trunk, and this time go west and way downhill. At the
bottom, just to the west you can find a fallen tree like at the canyon entrance: go to the other side, then along the path to the inner
cave.
Vast Poni Canyon - Inside (B1F): Here is the fishing area where you can sometimes find Dratini. In any case at the far northern bit
of the area, you can break down rocks with Sharpedo and reach a Black Belt you can fight. From him you can Surf west to find
a Rare Candy, then southwest to find TM35 (Flamethrower). Now, backtrack outside.
Vast Poni Canyon - Top: Go back to the east side of the tree, then head north, defeating the three Trainers on the way. Once you
beat them all, head north to the next area. Lillie will arrive as you do so and heal your party before you can. Then go on ahead.
Vast Poni Canyon - Trial Site: As you arrive, you'll see a tablet nearby that will confirm this is the trial grounds - even though
Captain Mina hasn't yet made an actual trial. Whatever the case, accept the offer to begin the trial and head north and along the
path. You'll soon feel a piercing gaze: go forward a bit more and you'll fight a Jangmo-o.
Just to the northeast you'll see a small alcove, you might even see a bit of yellow. Go into the alcove to find TM02 (Dragon Claw),
then return to the main path and continue along towards the altar. You'll fight a Hakamo-o on the way. At the altar, attempt to take
the Z Crystal from the pedestal and, suddenly, the Totem Kommo-o will fall down from above!
Totem Kommo-o will have all of its stats raised by 50%. Remember how I said earlier that the Jangmo-o line was fairly balanced in
Attack and rather bulky in Defense? This just now got magnified quite a bit. Don't expect to take it out in a single attack: it's better to
ail it somehow, such as through Poison or Burn to let the damage accumulate over time because Kommo-o is going to be pretty
hard to take down on it's own, even if you're quite overleveled. You'll also have its helper Pokémon to contend with, so at least its
health will be decrementing in the meantime. That said, from a Level 50-60 Pokémon as you probably have by this point, 2-3 good
super-effective hits boosted by STAB (with the Defense boost, basically x1.5 damage) ought to also be sufficient to take it down. At
least for Dragon/Flying/Psychic/Ice moves: a good Fairy-type move (Kommo-o being Dragon/Fighting) will likely KO it in 1-2 hits. So
if you're somewhat overleveled aiming for the supereffective hits might be the best idea.
After the battle, you'll be able to claim the Dragonium Z for yourself!
Alola's First Champion is Crowned!
Sectional Flowchart
• Ultra Space
• Mount Lanakila
• Pokémon League
• The Iki Town Champion's Festival
Ultra Space
Spirit
Shackle
Flame Hyper
Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Magnezone 52 Steel/Electric Sturdy Quick Claw Tri Attack
Beam Wave Cannon
Charge Shadow
Beam Ball
Vast Poni Canyon - Trial Site: After claiming the Dragonium Z for yourself, go northward into the next area.
Altar of the Sunne/Moone: Lillie and Hapu will congratulate you for completing all seven trials and four Grand Trials as you arrive,
with the former healing up your Pokémon. Once you regain control, head to the very top of the staircase, stand on the pillar opposite
Lillie's, and play the Flute. A cutscene will ensue and you will arrive in the Ultra Space!
Ultra Space: Once you regain control, follow Lillie northward to have a scene with Guzma, and once it ends go north again to have
another scene. At the end, you'll have a battle with Lusamine once more!
BOSS: Aether President Lusamine
• Rewards: None
Pokémon Clefable Lilligant Mismagius Milotic Bewear
Pokémon Type Fairy Grass Ghost Water Normal/Fighting
Hold Item None None None None None
Ability Cute Charm (?) Chlorophyll (?) Levitate Marvel Scale (?) Fluffy
Moonblast Petal Dance Shadow Ball Hydro Pump Baby-Doll Eyes

Moves
Cosmic Power Teeter Dance Mystical Fire Safeguard Hammer Arm
Metronome Stun Spore Power Gem Flail Take Down
Moonlight Leech Seed Pain Split Recover Pain Split
This battle will be much the same as before, except Lusamine's Pokémon actually have full movesets and have been upped by nine
levels. So to reiterate (with the changes made noted). Keep in mind that each Pokémon will have a stat boost to its best stat as well,
but that generally should not affect your overall strategy in this instance.
Clefable makes a nice lead for you. Clefable is a comparatively weak Pokémon and will be relying on Cosmic Power if it wants to
get anywhere with you, and even then that's moreso by boosting Defenses: Metronome won't be a big thing to worry about either. If
any of your Pokémon have a chance to stat boost (e.g. Swords Dance, Dragon Dance, Quiver Dance, Tail Glow, etc. etc.) or use
items to do so, Clefable is a great time to do that. Moreso if the Pokémon resists Fairy moves (think Fairy, Steel, and Poison).
Moonlight presents you more of a reason to make your Pokémon set up against Lusamine: if you're slower than Clefable then you
pretty much have to OHKO it or Moonlight will undo all or a portion of the damage you did.
Lilligant can be a bit annoying but is easy to put down: where it has good stats it doesn't fully support them with proper moves. Petal
Dance can be hard to cope with if you're weak to Grass give its power and Lilligant's STAB, so defeating it quickly is of great
importance. Stun Spore can also be a hindrance to you due to the Speed loss and the ability to not move 1/4 of the time. Grass
Pokémon will have immunity to Stun Spore, though, and it's pretty easily healed - Lilligant will only pose a threat if you end up being
weak to Grass. Leech Seed likewise is not going to be useful against Grass and will only be used to mostly steal your HP slowly: it's
not a big worry.
Mismagius is a fairly strong Special Attacker, not unlike Lilligant, so be wary of being weak to its moves, especially to Ghost-type
ones. Normal Pokémon work great here being they are immune to Shadow Ball, though Dark Pokémon are also nice since they
resist it and a good chunk of the Normal Pokémon you've seen thus far are part-Flying and thus weak to Power Gem. Pain Split
could be annoying since it'll heal Mismagius but it likely won't steal enough HP to be a significant worry.
Milotic is a pretty easy Pokémon to go against: though Hydro Pump is strong and Flail is somewhat strong as well, Milotic
doesn't quite have the Sp. Atk. to back that up. Recover like with Clefable is mostly able to just to heal it when it gets under half-HP.
For the most part, just focus on using Pokémon that resist Water or can supereffectively attack it. This battle would make a nice
chance to heal or further set-up.
Bewear is the most threatening Pokémon in Lusamine's team. Hammer Arm and Take Down are nasty STAB attacks to deal with,
and Fluffy makes all contact moves deal half the normal amount of damage, making Bewear pretty tough to take down if you don't
have non-contact moves. Ghost Pokémon luckily can't be touched at all by Bewear, aside from the Pain Split, and a good Special
Attacker with Flying, Psychic, or Fairy moves likely can do a nice chunk of damage to it as well.
Mount Lanakila
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Max Elixir [_] Escape Rope [_] Zygarde Cell [_] TM13 (Ice Beam) [_] Full Restore [_] PP Max
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Max Revive x3 [_] Smug Battle Style
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame Hyper

Toucannon 53 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Brick Break Drill Peck
Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon
Full Metal Sunsteel Zen

Solgaleo 55 Psychic/Steel Expert Belt Flare Blitz Crunch
Body Strike Headbutt
MOUNT LANAKILA POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
$300
Full Restore $3,000 Fully restores a Pokémon's HP and cures all of its ailments (except KO/Pokérus).

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT LANAKILA: MOUNTAINSIDE & MIDPOINT (GRASS)
EV YIELD
Pressure, Super
Absol Dark - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Luck, Justified
Glalie (S.O.S.-
Ice Ice Body, Inner Focus, Moody 2 - - - - - Both -
only)
Sandshrew
(Alolan)
Inner Focus, Keen

Sneasel Dark/Ice - - - - - 1 Both 20%
Eye, Pickpocket
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT LANAKILA: CAVERN (WALKING AROUND)
EV YIELD
Sun 20%
Pressure, Super
Absol Dark - 2 - - - -
Luck, Justified
Moon 10%
Berserk, Sap Sipper, Cloud

Drampa Normal/Dragon - - - 2 - - Moon 10%
Nine
Glalie (S.O.S.-
only)
Inner Focus, Keen

Eye, Pickpocket
Altar of the Sunne/Moone: Following the battle against Lusamine, you'll watch a cutscene before you are returned to your world.
There, Solgaleo (Pokémon Sun) or Lunala (Pokémon Moon) will request that you take it with you on your journey. So save your
game and engage the Pokémon in battle, capturing it if you want. (Keep in mind that Solgaleo is Psychic/Steel and Lunala is
Psychic/Ghost. Also note that you do NOT have to use the Master Ball in this battle but can instead save it for later.) You are, of
course, not obligated to use your legendary Pokémon, though Solgaleo (for Key) did replace his Kadabra as Solgaleo boasted
overall better stats for him.
After that tearful departure, you'll speak with Nanu, who will inform you of your next task: to fight all four kahunas in a four. Where
other regions have their Elite Four, you'll have to fight the kahunas. Your target will be Mount Lanakila, on Ula'ula Island at the base
of which lies Tapu Village: if you want, though, Nanu will take you there for you. Either way, when you arrive...
Mount Lanakila Base: As you approach the elevator, Gladion will arrive and challenge you to a battle!
BOSS: Pokémon Trainer Gladion
• Rewards: $8,480
Pokémon Crobat Weavile Lucario Silvally
Pokémon Type Poison/Flying Dark/Ice Fighting/Steel Fire * Water * Grass *
Level (Lv.) Level 52 Level 52 Level 52 Level 53 Level 53 Level 53
Hold Item None None Steelium Z Fire Memory * Water Memory * Grass Memory *
Ability Inner Focus Pressure Inner Focus RKS System RKS System RKS System
Acrobatics Ice Shard Aura Sphere Multi-Attack Multi-Attack Multi-Attack
Cross Poison Night Slash Metal Claw Crunch Crunch Crunch

Moves
- Metal Claw Quick Attack X-Scissor X-Scissor X-Scissor
- - - Crush Claw Crush Claw Crush Claw
USAGE CONDITIONS
Pokémon Condition
Silvally (Fire) Your starter was Rowlet.
Silvally (Water) Your starter was Litten.
Silvally (Grass) Your starter was Popplio.
Crobat makes a pretty threatening opening for this battle: a physical attacker, with a strong Poison move and no-item Acrobatics
(which is 110 Power + STAB), Crobat here will be a force to be reckoned with. Luckily your Legendary Pokémon will likely be able to
obliterate it with a single hit. Steel Pokémon also do well here, and bulky Pokémon in general with a supereffective attack against
the relatively frail Crobat will likely do well.
Weavile presents a similar situation: a decently strong and fast Pokémon with some moves worth worrying about. But for the most
part Weavile won't require a particular strategy to fight: basically it's best to resist Ice and Dark, moreso Dark if you can, and to
respond with supereffective attacks. Fighting Pokémon are best here and likely can OHKO Weavile, though most supereffective
attacks will likely suffice well here.
Lucario is a Pokémon to worry about because ... like the others it's moderately fast and powerful. =P Luckily, it has some of its
weaker attacks at its disposal, but you will want to GREATLY avoid a Pokémon weak to Steel, ideally you'll want something that
resists it. Lucario will be able to use Corkscrew Crash to hurt you greatly. Fire, Water, Steel, and Electric Pokémon are best to use
against Lucario if just for that reason alone: give its other moves, and considering that it's supereffective on Lucario, Fire Pokémon
are probably best here.
As for Silvally ... you'll have to adapt. Silvally will always have a type advantage over your starter. Because of the properties of the
stuff involved, you'll want to avoid Pokémon weak to Silvally's type (as Multi-Attack will adopt the type of Silvally and both adopt the
type of its held Memory).
After the battle, Gladion will give you a Max Elixir, from Lillie, and you'll learn the Smug Battle Style. Head back to Tapu Village to
heal, then return to the mountain and use the elevator to ascend.
Mount Lanakila - Mountainside: Go northeast and you'll find an Escape Rope, then northwest to find a Zygarde Cell next to the
rock. Then head north and into the cave.
Mount Lanakila - Cavern: Follow the linear path for a while and eventually it will fork, heading north and west. Take the narrow
footpath to the west which will take you to TM13 (Ice Beam) at a dead end, then return to the fork and head north.
Soon you'll reach another fork (northwest/northeast). Go northeast to find another fork (north/south). Go south and you'll find an altar
for Icium Z, the Ice-type Z Crystal! Go along the north branch of the fork next, which will take you around to a Full Restore and then
a large icy rock (the same destination for the northwest fork earlier). If you level up Eevee or Crabrawler near this rock, you'll
manage to evolve them into Glaceon and Crabominable, respectively! Anyhow, go north from the rock to the midpoint.
Mount Lanakila - Midpoint: Not much here other than some grass to the north and an elevator. Use the elevator to reach another
portion of the area. There's a Pokémon Center here you can use to heal up and to shop if you need to. In the Pokémon Center you
can find Madam Memorial: she will let your Pokémon learn any move they normally learn through leveling up in exchange for a
Heart Scale.
Once you're ready, go up the small hill to the west of the Pokémon Center, then start riding Stoutland: in the snow patch to the
north, he can sniff out a PP Max. Go southwest and next to the rocks near the edges you'll find a Zygarde Cell too. Then you can
go north as Hau arrives and challenges you to a battle!
• Rewards: $8,640
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY (IF YOUR STARTER WAS ROWLET)
Pokémon Alolan Raichu Komala Flareon Primarina
Pokémon Type Electric/Psychic Normal Fire Water/Fairy
Hold Item None None None Waterium Z
Ability Static Comatose Flash Fire Torrent

Thunderbolt Wood Hammer Flare Blitz Sparkling Aria
Quick Attack Sucker Punch Quick Attack Moonblast

Moves
Psychic Earthquake Charm Hyper Voice
Focus Blast Shadow Claw Baby-Doll Eyes -
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY (IF YOUR STARTER WAS LITTEN)
Pokémon Alolan Raichu Komala Vaporeon Decidueye
Pokémon Type Electric/Psychic Normal Water Grass/Ghost
Hold Item None None None Grassium Z
Ability Static Comatose Water Absorb Overgrow
Thunderbolt Wood Hammer Hydro Pump Spirit Shackle
Quick Attack Sucker Punch Quick Attack Leaf Blade

Moves
Psychic Earthquake Charm Smack Down
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY (IF YOUR STARTER WAS POPPLIO)
Pokémon Alolan Raichu Komala Leafeon Incineroar
Pokémon Type Electric/Psychic Normal Grass Fire/Dark
Hold Item None None None Firium Z
Ability Static Comatose Leaf Guard Blaze
Moves Thunderbolt Wood Hammer Leaf Blade Darkest Lariat

Quick Attack Sucker Punch Quick Attack Flare Blitz
Psychic Earthquake Charm Earthquake
Alolan Raichu is much the same as it was: a fast and somewhat strong Special Attacker. Ground Pokémon do great here to avoid
Thunderbolt, though Dark Pokémon are not recommended because of Focus Blast being a thing. Decidueye if you had that as your
starter is nice because it resists Electric and is immune to Quick Attack and Focus Blast.
Komala is not going to appear to be something special, but it is a fairly strong Pokémon and will not be able to be Paralyzed,
Burned, or Frozen: Burn especially would normally be a boon here because of its moderately high physical Attack and its powerful
physical moves, though we can at least take solace in the face that none of its moves get STAB. Flying Pokémon will likely be best
here, able to avoid Earthquake and resist Wood Hammer: Normal/Flying are even better since they'll be immune to Shadow Claw. In
such a case, Sucker Punch is the only move worth worrying over, which won't be a problem if you end up using status moves: in
such an event, Komala will be a great Pokémon to set up on and boost your stats or heal.
The Eeveelution will likely be able to be taken down by another Pokémon in your team, depending on the circumstances. Primarina
might have an Ice move for Leafeon, Decidueye could potentially use a Z Move on Flareon for a KO, and Incineroar likewise might
have to use a Z Move against Vaporeon - but we're talking if all else fails, since you got their signature Z Crystals waaay back in
Malie City. Against Leafeon, Flying, Bug, Poison, and Fire Pokémon all work well; against Vaporeon, Grass Pokémon are best; and
against Flareon, Rock and Water Pokémon tend to be the best, slightly moreso Rock since they resist Quick Attack but Quick Attack
is not a huge concern.
And for Hau's starter Pokémon, your own starter is sufficient.
After winning, Hau will hand you three Max Revives. Once he departs, feel free to heal up back in the Pokémon Center, then go
north from where the two of you battled.
At the top of the hill, you'll meet with Professor Kukui. After a scene from him, go north, into the Pokémon League!
Pokémon League
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Z Charge Voice
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Beam Wave Cannon

Pokémon League: Four Trainers: every region in the Pokémon world boasts four skilled Trainers known as the Elite Four. Alola,
despite only its recent establishment of a League, also boasts these four: the four Island Kahunas. You will have to fight all four of
them in sequence, each with a stronger team than you fought before: you will have breaks between the battles but you will not be
permitted to leave until all four have fallen. In a tradition held since Pokémon Black/White Versions, you will be allowed to fight any
of the four in whatever order you wish. You have...
• The Fighting-type user, Elite Four Hala.

• The Rock-type user, Elite Four Olivia.
• The Ghost-type user, Elite Four Acerola.
• The Flying-type user, and someone you haven't yet battled, Elite Four Kahili.
After defeating all of the Elite Four have been defeated, you will have one final battle!
Elite Four Hala
BOSS: Elite Four Hala
• Rewards: $11,000
Pokémon Hariyama Primeape Bewear Poliwrath Crabominable
Pokémon Type Fighting Fighting Normal/Fighting Water/Fighting Ice/Fighting
Hold Item None None None None Fightinium Z
Ability ? ? Fluffy ? ?
Moves Fake Out Cross Chop Hammer Arm Waterfall Ice Hammer
Close Combat Outrage Brutal Swing Submission Close Combat
Knock Off Punishment - - -
- Pursuit - - -
Hala will likely be the easiest fight of them all, because several Pokémon can easily sweep his team. All of these Pokémon bear
weaknesses to Flying, Fairy, and Psychic. Moderately fast Pokémon of any of these types - Fearow, Salamence, Toucannon,
Crobat, and Alakazam come to mind - will be able to use their STAB moves here with complete ease, while the enemies' STAB
moves will mostly just hit you for half damage (at least where Fighting is concerned) - and to remind you, Solgaleo and Lunala fall
into this group. Ghost Pokémon also make a very viable choice here, being immune to Normal and Fighting: Bewear won't be able
to hit you, especially, making that an excellent set-up moment in that case.
A final note is that Hariyama is very likely to lead with Fake Out, so if your Pokémon doesn't have Inner Focus, you might be better
off just using an item on your Pokémon whenever Hariyama is released.
Elite Four Olivia
BOSS: Elite Four Olivia
• Rewards: $11,000
Pokémon Relicanth Carbink Alolan Golem Probopass Lycanroc (Midnight)
Pokémon Type Rock/Water Rock/Fairy Rock/Electric Rock/Steel Rock
Hold Item None None None None Rockium Z
Ability Rock Head ? ? ? ?
Hydro Pump Power Gem Thunder Punch Earth Power Crunch
Ancient Power Moonblast Rock Blast Power Gem Stone Edge

Moves
Yawn Reflect Steamroller Thunder Wave Counter
- - - Sandstorm Rock Climb
Not unlike Hala, the solution to this fight can mostly be sought out in singular Pokémon. Namely, these Pokémon are of the Steel or
Ground types, and for the most part preferably Steel. This is because these Pokémon resist Rock moves and can fire back with
supereffective moves: Steel has an extra advantage over Carbink (which will be nice), though Ground will be supereffective on
everyone (and will do 4x damage to both Golem and Probopass).
There are a few notes to make, though. Carbink might pose a problem with Reflect if your Pokémon have largely physical moves,
since that will halve your Attack. If Reflect goes up, you can shatter it with Brick Break and other moves. Carbink is also fairly weak,
so especially if Reflect goes up you can wait it out by setting up stat boosts and by healing. Probopass can also be problematic with
its Sandstorm: Sandstorm not only can deal damage to your Pokémon every turn (1/16 to all non-Steel, Rock, or Ground Pokémon),
but will also boost the Special Defense of all Rock Pokémon by 50%, which can be a great hindrance if you're a mostly Special
Attacker, even moreso against the bulky Carbink.
Elite Four Acerola
BOSS: Elite Four Acerola
• Rewards: $11,000
Pokémon Sableye Drifblim Dhelmise Frosloss Palossand
Pokémon Type Ghost/Dark Ghost/Flying Ghost/Grass Ghost/Ice Ghost/Ground
Hold Item None None None None Ghostium Z
Ability Stall ? Steelworker ? Water Compaction
Shadow Claw Ominous Wind Slam Blizzard Shadow Ball
Zen Headbutt Focus Energy Shadow Ball Shadow Ball Earth Power
Moves
Confuse Ray Amnesia Energy Ball Confuse Ray Giga Drain
Fake Out Baton Pass Whirlpool Ice Shard Iron Defense
One of the better sweeping solutions to this battle, like the previous two, would be a Dark Pokémon: Dark Pokémon will resist the
Ghost moves you find here. Normal Pokémon also have a decent shot here because they're immune to Ghost, though you should
be careful that you avoid using Normal-type moves since they won't affect any of the Pokémon here. Though some of the Pokémon
here are pretty nasty in their own way.
Sableye as with Hala's Hariyama will be likely to lead with Fake Out: weak as it is that is basically a free turn to use an item. Other
than that, Sableye is just a somewhat weak attacker that will make it easy for you to set up.
Drifblim, however, would be another story. It will try to use Amnesia and Focus Energy, and to some degree Ominous Wind (on the
rare 10% chance it boosts all its stats by 1 stage) and pass them on to the next Pokémon through Baton Pass. Luckily, that would
require two turns, but my point is clear: a Pokémon with boosted stats is a significant threat, so you'll want to immediately obliterate
it as fast as you cant.
Comparatively, the other Pokémon aren't nearly as much a threat. Dhelmise can't even use its ability, Froslass is strong with its
Blizzard and Shadow Ball, but otherwise not very special, and Palossand is annoying to a degree and its Ghostium Z can be
threatening. But these are things that are relatively easy to deal with by using type matchups properly.
Elite Four Kahili
BOSS: Elite Four Kahili
• Rewards: $11,000
Pokémon Skarmory Crobat Oricorio (Pom-Pom) Mandibuzz Toucannon
Pokémon Type Steel/Flying Poison/Flying Fire/Flying Dark/Flying Normal/Flying
Hold Item None None None None Flyinium Z
Ability Sturdy Inner Focus Dancer ? Keen Eye
Slash Air Slash Revelation Dance Bone Rush Bullet Seed
Steel Wing Swift Teeter Dance Brave Bird Rock Blast

Moves
Feint Supersonic Air Slash Punishment Beak Blast
Spikes Poison Fang Feather Dance Mandibuzz Screech
Of all the types represented here thus far in the Elite Four, Flying is perhaps the most threatening, because many different types are
associated with the Flying type: in fact, all of the types in the game other than Flying itself is paired with Flying, and Flying (except
on Tornadus and certain others through special circumstances) is always paired with another type. To a degree, you can find a good
sweeping Pokémon in Electric Pokémon and in Rock Pokémon, though their advantages are not flawless on either count.
Skarmory at least will make a nice opening for you, because being somewhat weak - you know what I'm getting at with this - it
provides a nice opportunity to set up on it. But otherwise it's a pretty weak Pokémon and easily taken down. For Skarmory and the
other Pokémon you pretty much can keep on abusing type resistances and advantages: there's not a ton to be award of here.
Though to be careful around Mandibuzz if you opt to boost your stats: Punishment will really hurt you if you boost too much.
Mandibuzz will also provide a problem for the Electric Pokémon because of Bone Rush. Toucannon can also be problematic if you
make contact with it on the turn it charges up with Beak Blast: that turn might be better off used to heal or the like.
Pokémon Professor Kukui
Note that before you battle with Kukui, you'll want to save. You'll be doing something after the battle and this would be
your last chance to save before doing it, so you'll be better off saving in case you mess up!
BOSS: Pokémon Professor Kukui
• Rewards: $13,920
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY (IF YOU CHOSE ROWLET)
Lycanroc Alolan
Pokémon Braviary Magnezone Snorlax Incineroar
(Midday) Ninetales
Pokémon
Rock Ice/Fairy Normal/Flying Electric/Steel Normal Fire/Dark
Type
Hold Item None None None None None Firium Z
Ability ? ? ? Magnet Pull ? Blaze
Stone Edge Dazzling Gleam Crush Claw Thunderbolt Body Slam Flare Blitz
Darkest
Accelerock Blizzard Brave Bird Flash Cannon Crunch
Lariat
Moves
Thunder
Crunch Ice Shard Whirlwind Heavy Slam Outrage
Wave
High
Stealth Rock Safeguard Tailwind Mirror Coat Cross Chop
Horsepower
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY (IF YOU CHOSE LITTEN)
Lycanroc Alolan
Pokémon Braviary Magnezone Snorlax Primarina
(Midday) Ninetales
Pokémon
Rock Ice/Fairy Normal/Flying Electric/Steel Normal Water/Fairy
Type
Hold Item None None None None None Waterium Z

Ability ? ? ? Magnet Pull ? Torrent
Sparkling
Stone Edge Dazzling Gleam Crush Claw Thunderbolt Body Slam
Aria
Accelerock Blizzard Brave Bird Flash Cannon Crunch Moonblast
Moves
Thunder
Crunch Ice Shard Whirlwind Heavy Slam Aqua Jet
Wave
High
Stealth Rock Safeguard Tailwind Mirror Coat Hyper Voice
Horsepower
FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY (IF YOU CHOSE POPPLIO)
Lycanroc Alolan
Pokémon Braviary Magnezone Snorlax Decidueye
(Midday) Ninetales
Pokémon
Rock Ice/Fairy Normal/Flying Electric/Steel Normal Grass/Ghost
Type
Hold Item None None None None None Grassium Z
Ability ? ? ? Magnet Pull ? Overgrow
Stone Edge Dazzling Gleam Crush Claw Thunderbolt Body Slam Leaf Blade
Accelerock Blizzard Brave Bird Flash Cannon Crunch Spirit Shackle
Moves
Thunder
Crunch Ice Shard Whirlwind Heavy Slam Brave Bird
Wave
High
Stealth Rock Safeguard Tailwind Mirror Coat Sucker Punch
Horsepower
Kukui will serve as your final trial to overcome for the Championship of Alola, and he has all sorts of Pokémon for you to fight, and
some of the strongest in the region. Coming into the battle fully healed would be a great idea, and you'll definitely need to have a fair
variety of Pokémon yourself to play well.
Lycanroc, in Pokémon Sun, is someone you will do well to lead against by using Solgaleo due to the near-complete resistance (save
for Crunch, which itself is easily survivable). Ground Pokémon also have the best chance alongside Steel to survive Lycanroc's
attacks while countering back with supereffective moves. A fairly basic fight.
Alolan Ninetales, while bulky and boasting some nice STAB moves, isn't exactly a huge threat so long as you're not able to be hit
supereffectively by it. Safeguard can pose a mild problem if you intend to use ailments to do your work, but they aren't particularly
necessary in this fight. Fire Pokémon will be best here, able to resist Ice and Fairy moves.
Braviary is the next Pokémon to deal with. While Braviary normally can pose a bit of a problem in the competitive environment
(though to be fair almost all Pokémon can be in the right situation), this Braviary isn't going to be a huge difficulty: Rock Pokémon
here will be best, since they end up resisting both of its attacking moves. Ghost Pokémon are nice, too, since Crush Claw won't
affect them, as are Electric and Steel for the Brave Bird resistance and Electric moreso like Rock for the supereffective damage
potential. Whirlwind can be mildly frustrating, but coping with it is easy provided you have fairly varied movesets on your Pokémon.
Tailwind can also be annoying since it'll double the Speed of all Kukui's Pokémon for the next five turns, virtually guaranteeing that
they will go first. Annoying, but easily taken into account.
Magnezone is best tackled with a Ground Pokémon: they are immune to Thunderbolt and Thunder Wave, which is a significant
boon on its own right. Ground Pokémon can also dole out Ground attacks with STAB: against Magnezone, that's 6x damage! Mirror
Coat is also likely to be avoided since it only reflects the damage from Special attacks, and Flash Cannon would be your usual
STAB damaging attack to contend with, those even that is not worthy of note if you're using a Ground/Fire or Ground/Water
Pokémon (such as Camerupt and Gastrodon).
Snorlax is a strong and bulky but slow Pokémon. It doesn't exactly have anything special regarding it though beyond simply being
an offensive Pokémon: you're best just taking it on as you tell appropriate. Ghost Pokémon are somewhat not recommended
though: while an instinctive worthwhile type, Crunch presents a Pokémon. No real Pokémon has a flawless advantage here, but a
Fighting Pokémon can do decently if just because they deal supereffective damage.
As for the starter Pokémon, which will always be the one against which your starter will be weak. Much like with Gladion, though,
you can counter them pretty simply. Against Incineroar, a Water or Rock Pokémon do well; against Primarina, a Grass Pokémon
does well; against Decidueye, a Fire, Dark, or Normal Pokémon will do best. In any of these cases, it would also be possible for you
to use a Z Move from your starter and have a reasonable shot at doing at least decent damage provided you're not using the
signature Z Move (those will always be resisted here). So for example, Icium Z on Primarina versus Decidueye would be
supereffective. Though also keep in mind the opposing starter - especially the fastest one, Decidueye - will likely be faster than your
own starter and may end up using its Z Move first. Though in the same vein, you can use that to your advantage: for example, bring
Decidueye in against Incineroar, bait it into using up its Firium Z, while you switch to a resisting Pokémon (or even something that'll
negate it, e.g. something with Flash Fire) that'll likely survive, just wasting up that Z Move.
The Iki Town Champion's Festival
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Tapunium Z [_] Poké Doll
Pokémon League: Following the battle against Kukui, you and your victory party will be recorded into the Hall of Fame, and you will
be crowned the first ever Pokémon League Champion of the Alola region!
You'll be given a nice visual of your Trainer and your party. Press the A Button when the congratulations message pops up to obtain
the stamp denoting your grand achievement, and then once more to see a lengthy cutscene.
Ruins of Conflict: After the cutscene, you'll be at the Ruins of Conflict with Lillie. During the scene, you'll be able to challenge Tapu
Koko (Level 60: Psychic/Electric type) to a battle! It doesn't have anything special to be worth your worry, just catch it as you would
any other Pokémon. After the battle, you'll receive Tapunium Z, the Z Crystal for the four Tapu Pokémon's signature Z Move,
Guardian of Alola.
Following this event, there will be another lengthy cutscene. During it, you'll receive a Poké Doll, and the credits will roll.
Post-Credits Walkthrough
The Ultra Beast Task Force
Sectional Flowchart
• Welcome to the team!

• UB-01: Symbioant
• UB-02: Absorption / UB-02: Beauty
• UB-03: Lighting
• UB-04: Blade / UB-04: Blaster
• UB-05: Glutton
• Poni Grove
• Poni Plains
• Poni Meadow
• Resolution Cave
• The Conclusion of the Mission & UB-06: Necrozma
Welcome to the team!
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Core [_] Incinium Z [_] Decidium Z [_] Primarium Z [_] Enigmatic Card
[_] Big Malasada x2 [_] DNA Splicers [_] Prison Bottle [_] Soul Dew [_] Beast Ball x10
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Hyper Potion
Spirit
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Beam Wave Cannon

Pokémon Trainer Anabel $13,420 Alakazam Lv. 61, Mismagius Lv. 61, Snorlax Lv. 61, Salamence Lv. 61
After the credits roll, reload your saved file.
Route 1: You'll be back in your home on Route 1. Note that there's a Zygarde Core right next to your bed. After, head downstairs
and you'll receive the remaining two of Incinium Z, Decidium Z, and Primarium Z that you don't already have. Hau will bring up
the Battle Tree, which you can now visit having completed your Island Challenge.
Head outside and a man will give you the Enigmatic Card, which will request you visit the motel on Route 8 and visit a guest room.
Have Charizard Fly you to the Pokémon Center near there.
Route 8: Go to the motel and enter the guest room to meet with Looker and Anabel of the UB Task Force. They'll talk with you and
ask for you to help them out in capturing the Ultra Beasts that have entered the world. To test your ability, Anabel will ask to battle
with you, which you can start when you speak with her. After the fight, you'll be asked to visit the labs in the lower portion of the
Aether Paradise. Begin by healing up in the Pokémon Center, then flying to the Aether Paradise.
Aether Paradise: On your arrival, note that from the now-open entrance area's external bits you can go far to the east and north to
find a Hyper Potion. Now, head to the labs on B2F via the elevator and you'll find Wicke. After a brief conversation she'll give
you two Big Malasadas. In the labs themselves you can find the DNA Splicers by speaking to someone in the first lab: this item is
meant to fuse Kyurem with either Reshiram or Zekrom to form a much more powerful Pokémon. This same person will also give
the Prison Bottle, which enables Hoopa to transform into its heavily powerful Unbound Forme, and the Soul Dew, a hold item
meant for Latios and Latias which boosts their Dragon and Psychic moves' power by 20%.
Continue down to the next lab over and speak with Wicke again. She'll hand you ten Beast Balls. (Note that she will always do so
when you run out of them as well.) Beast Balls have a 5x catch rate versus Ultra Beasts, but a measly 0.1x against anything else.
After this, take note that there's a Zygarde Cell here in the end of the hall, then return to Anabel.
Route 8: Return into the motel and there will be a bit of a scene.
UB-01: Symbioant
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Beam Wave Cannon

Route 8: Looker will confirm that UB-01: Symbioant - or as you know it, Nihilego - has been spotted on Akala Island. It has been
spotted in two places: Wela Volcano Park and Diglett's Tunnel, though there's only one Nihilego. It apparently will be roaming
around the island.
• Wela Volcano Park: You can find it in the grass here at the mountain base.
• Diglett's Tunnel: You can find it just by walking around here.
Nihilego is a Rock/Poison-type. Given the limited number of Beast Balls you'll have on you at any one time, it's best to lower the
UB's HP as much as you can, then status it regardless of your normal routine before trying to capture it. Note that you can use non-
Beast Balls here (and it's not unrealistic: Nihilego, for example, has a moderate catch rate of 45) if you choose.
After winning or catching it, return to the motel on Route 8 and report this to Looker.
UB-02: Absorption / UB-02: Beauty
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Beast Ball x10
Spirit
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Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Route 8: The next UB sighting will be on Melemele Island. After you regain control, visit the motel on Route 2.
Route 2: After a meeting with Anabel in the motel, you'll learn that in Melemele Meadow two of the UB have appeared. (There are
two different UB-02s, one for Pokémon Sun (Absorption) and the other for Moon (Beauty).) Looker will hand you a further ten Beast
Balls to help you on your way. In any event, Melemele Meadow is accessible from Route 3: just Fly to the route and you'll be right at
the entrance to the Meadow.
Melemele Meadow: Just walk around in the flowers for a while and you ought to be able to find the UB. An easy way to find the UB
would be to have a Pokémon under Level 65 (but above, say, 15) lead your party while you use a Repel: it'll block all lower-level
Pokémon thus guaranteeing your next encounter to be the UB. In any event, fight it. Pheromosa, the Pokémon Moon UB, will have a
low catch rate (25) though Buzzwole, the Pokémon Sun UB, will have a much higher catch rate (255), so take that into account if
you want, though Buzzwole will still require some HP lowering to be defeated. Both Pokémon are Bug/Fighting, by the way. And
don't forget, either, that you have two of these buggers to catch.
With this finished, you can return to Looker in the Route 2 motel.
UB-03: Lighting
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Beast Ball x10
Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Captain Mina $7,320 Klefki Lv. 61, Wigglytuff Lv. 61, Granbull Lv. 61, Ribombee Lv. 61, Shiinotic Lv. 61
Route 2: After reporting your success, Looker will return from his ... reservation-making errand to report that UB-03 has been
sighted on Akala. Head to the Route 8 motel again.
Route 8: Heal up at the Route 8 Pokémon Center as you arrive because, when you enter the motel's guest room, you'll have to fight
Captain Mina. It's not a particularly hard battle, but the previous UB-02 fights might've weakened your party quite a bit. She'll leave
afterwards and Looker will hand you ten Beast Balls. Looker will inform you, too, that UB-03 can be found at Lush Jungle and at
Memorial Hill. As with UB-01, just get a random encoutner and you ought to be fine: you can use Repels to speed up the process if
you have Pokémon under its Level (65). This time, there are two UB-03 (a.k.a. Xurkitree) and they are Electric-type.
As before, once both UBs are either KO'ed or captured, report the success of the mission to Looker on Route 8.
UB-04: Blade / UB-04: Blaster
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Beast Ball x10
Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Route 8: After the report, Nanu will come in, noting that UB-04 - codenamed Blade on Pokémon Sun for Kartana, or Blaster on
Pokémon Moon for Celesteela - has been spotted on Ula'ula Island. Your next goal is the Route 13 motel.
Route 13: Once you've flown here and entered the motel, Looker and Anabel will speak briefly with you as per usual before Looker
handing you ten Beast Balls. You will be able to find the new UB on Route 17 and in Malie Garden at random, and there are four of
the UB species in all.
Kartana is Grass/Steel and Celesteela is Steel/Flying, so take that into account when you battle the Pokémon. (Namely that Stun
Spore won't work on Kartana: an important note if you see Key's party right now. =P) Anyhow, the usual tactics apply.
Once all four Pokémon are captured or beaten, report back to Looker.
UB-05: Glutton
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Beast Ball x10
Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Money
Earned
Island Kahuna Sableye Lv. 63, Krookodile Lv. 63, Absol Lv. 63, Honchkrow Lv. 63, Alolan Persian Lv.
$10,080
Nanu 63 (Persian has Darkinium Z!)
Route 13: It seems our next target is on Poni Island. Begin by flying to the Seafolk Village.
Seafolk Village: The floating restaurant you're to visit is the one in the boat just south of the Pokémon Center. During a
conversation, Nanu will challenge you to a battle, in a sort of rematch from the Elite Four. Looker, after, will inform that you're going
after a UB: UB-05: Glutton, which will be in the heart of Resolution Cave. You'll receive ten Beast Balls.
Resolution Cave will be where, though? Begin by heading to the Poni Wilds, then to the Ancient Poni Path. On the east side of
there, near where you found the path to the Poni Breaker Coast, instead go north along the path to Poni Grove.
Poni Grove
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Key Stone [_] Alakazite [_] Max Potion [_] X Sp. Atk. [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Max Ether
[_] Zygarde Cell
Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GROVE: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Lucario (S.O.S.- Inner Focus,
Fighting - 1 - 1 - - Both -
only) Steadfast, Prankster
Hyper Cutter, Mold

Breaker, Moxie
Inner Focus,
Riolu Fighting - 1 - - - - Both 10%
Steadfast, Prankster
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GROVE: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled

Hyper Cutter, Mold

Breaker, Moxie
Inner Focus,
Money
Earned
Pokémon Trainer Espeon Lv. 61, Alolan Raichu Lv. 61, Slowking Lv. 61, Metagross Lv. 61, Mega Alakazam
$8,540
Dexio Lv. 61
Black Belt Roy $1,792 Crabominable Lv. 56
Ace Trainer Jackson $3,808 Bruxish Lv. 55, Alolan Marowak Lv. 56, Braviary Lv. 56
Ancient Poni Path: As you work towards the Grove, you'll meet up with Sina and Dexio. Dexio will challenge you to a battle,
intending to show you what Mega Evolution is!
In essence, Mega Evolution is a process certain Pokémon can go under, provided the Trainer has a Key Stone, and the Pokémon
has a certain Mega Stone matching its species. (For example, Lucario can evolve while holding Lucarionite, and Salamence can
evolve while holding Salamencite.) Not all Pokémon can Mega Evolve, however, and Rayquaza is a Pokémon that evolves by
having the move Dragon Ascent instead of a Mega Stone. When you opt to trigger Mega Evolution, it will happen at the start of the
Pokémon's turn. Mega Evolution can cause changes in type, ability, and stats (stats are always boosted, and usually by 100 base
points total). Mega Evolution is very beneficial in turn and can make the strongest Pokémon even stronger. However, you can only
Mega Evolve Pokémon once per battle. In Pokémon Sun & Moon, you'll be ableto only obtain - at least initially - the Mega Stones for
Pokémon present in Alola. (This will come later.)
After the battle, you'll receive the Key Stone as well as Alakazite, the Mega Stone responsible for Alakazam's Mega Evolution.
With this done, continue east and north into the grove proper.
Poni Grove: Following the clear path, you'll soon run into a Black Belt you can fight. Just to the east of him lies a Max Potion. At
the north end of the path lies an X Sp. Atk. and a Zygarde Cell. Continue following the path and as it turns southward Stoutland
can find a Max Ether. Further along the path you'll find an Ace Trainer. Continue along the path and you'll find a Zygarde Cell, and
then the path to the next area.
Poni Plains
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Carbos [_] Zygarde Cell [_] TM24 (Thunderbolt) [_] Star Piece [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Berries
[_] X Defense [_] TM60 (Quash)
Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball
Beam Wave Cannon

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Guard
Anger Point, Intimidate, Sheer

Tauros Normal - 1 - - - 1 Both 10%
Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: FAR EASTERN GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: FAR EASTERN GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Hypno Psychic - - - - 2 - Both 20%
Focus

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Focus

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY RUSTLING SPOTS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Hariyama Fighting Guts, Thick Fat, Sheer Force 2 - - - - - Both 30%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY RUSTLING SPOTS
(NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Raticate
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: NORTHWEST GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Mudsdale Ground - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Focus

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: NORTHWEST GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Focus

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: SOUTHWEST GRASS (SHAKING PLANTS)
EV YIELD
Emolga Electric/Flying Static, Motor Drive - - - - - 2 Both 20%
Primape Fighting Anger Point, Vital Spirit, Defiant - 2 - - - - Both 80%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: CENTRAL/EASTERN GRASS (SHAKING PLANTS)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Guard
Scyther Bug/Flying Swarm, Technician, Steadfast - 1 - - - - Both 30%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: FLYING POKEMON
EV YIELD
Braviary Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sheer Force, Hustle - 1 - - - - Sun 30%

Mandibuzz Dark/Flying - - 1 - - - Moon 30%
Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: UNDER BERRY TREES


Point
Ace Trainer Angela $4,012 Cloyster Lv. 58, Lurantis Lv. 59
Hiker Ryan $1,760 Lycanroc (Midday) Lv. 55, Gigalith Lv. 55
Veteran Leon $5,192 Skarmory Lv. 59, Gyarados Lv. 59, Vikavolt Lv. 59
Ace Trainer Cole $3,876 Drampa Lv. 56, Goodra Lv. 57
Poni Plains: This area is honestly very open and thus difficult to navigate in any linear fashion, but here are some notes on the
area.
• The southeastern bit has an Ace Trainer to battle, and past her you can find a Carbos.
• Almost due north of the blue-leaved tree you can find a Zygarde Cell right next to the ledge.
• The northwestern bit of the area has some ledges and some rocks Tauros can break. The southwest ledges bring you to TM24
(Thunderbolt) while the middle set to Star Piece. Both deposit you on a ledge where you'll find a Zygarde Cell.
• These same ledges will also bring you to a Hiker to fight. South of him you can bounce down another ledge to find some Berries.
• In the northeastern part of the area there is a Veteran to battle. You can follow the shoreline southward to find an uphill path leading
you to an X Defense.
There are two different places to go from here. From the signpost to the southwest of the Veteran, you can go northwest towards
the Poni Meadow, another standalone area though it has the Resolution Cave where UB-05 lies. To progress forward to the Battle
Tree you'll need to visit the Poni Coast, which is viable in its own right. Choose as you will but we'll assume you'll go to Resolution
Cave.
Once you've beaten the other Trainers in the area, by the way, you can now fight the Ace Trainer at the start of the area. You'll
receive TM60 (Quash) for winning.
Poni Meadow
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Purple Nectar [_] Purple Nectar [_] Honey [_] TM50 (Overheat) [_] Zygarde Cell
[_] Power Herb

Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI MEADOW: GRASS
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Oricorio (Pa'u) Ghost/Flying Dancer - - - 2 - - Both 20%
Chlorophyll, Own
Tempo, Leaf Guard

Dust, Sweet Veil
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI MEADOW: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)

Anticipation, 40%
Dragonair
(S.O.S.-only)
1%
[10%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
59%
[50%]
Whiscash Anticipation,
Water/Ground 2 - - - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only) Oblivious, Hydration
Poni Meadow: As you arrive, go north to the Ace Trainer and her Probopass: just nearby, you can find some sparkling Purple
Nectar. Go up the hill nearby to find some more Purple Nectar sparkling nearby, then go south and along the tree trunk bridge to
find some Honey. Return to where the second Purple Nectar was and head north and you'll find another bridge to cross. Follow the
linear path eastward across it and another bridge, then go south to find TM50 (Overheat) once you're at the north/south fork in the
path.
Then go north from the fork and along the path north and westward until you reach a more open area. From there, you can go south
and down a couple of ledges to one where you'll be able to find a Zygarde Cell. At the southwestern part of the open area, you can
cross a tree trunk to reach a Power Herb, a consumable hold item that'll assure that the Pokémon's charging moves (e.g. Dig, Fly,
Geomancy, Solar Beam, Solar Blade) will be used immediately.
the northwestern path from the area leads into Resolution Cave.
Resolution Cave
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Elixir [_] TM26 (Earthquake) [_] Terrain Extender [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Zygarde Cell
[_] Life Orb [_] Big Nugget [_] Light Ball [_] Adrenaline Orb [_] Zygarde Cell

Spirit
Shackle

Z Charge Voice

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - RESOLUTION CAVE: WALKING AROUND
EV YIELD
Crobat (S.O.S.-
Poison/Flying Inner Focus, Infiltrator - - - - - 2 Both -
only)

Dugtrio (Alolan) Ground/Steel - - - - - 2 Both 30%
Force
Backpacker Maria $1,368 Emolga Lv. 57
Hiker Travis $1,824 Alolan Dugtrio Lv. 56, Mudsdale Lv. 57

Resolution Cave - 1F: As you enter the cavern, follow the path before you westward, and you'll soon come to a point where you'll
have to get on Mudsdale. The rocky path will branch off heading west and south; the end of the western branch is a dead-end, but
you'll find an Elixir there.
Heading south, you'll find a Backpacker. To the east of here are some rocks Tauros can break to reveal TM26 (Earthquake), while
if you head along the path to the west you'll find the Terrain Extender, a hold item which lengthens the duration of the field Terrain
moves (Electric Terrain, Grassy Terrain, Psychic Terrain, Misty Terrain) by three turns to eight turns. (This also works on their
corresponding Ability-based activations from the Tapu Pokémon.)
If you go south from here, you'll find some rocks at the bottom of the hill. You can break them and head west to find a Hiker. If you
head east instead, you'll find a Zygarde Cell next to some rocks near the stairs to the lower floor.
Resolution Cave - B1F: Note that while you're here you can randomly encounter Guzzlord, a Level 70 Dark/Dragon Pokémon that
is UB-05. There is only one specimen of him however, so be careful to avoid KOing it!
Head north along the path and you'll find a Zygarde Cell on the way before the path branches up.
• To the southeast, you can find a Life Orb. This item is very common in competitive Pokémon battling: it boosts the user's power by
30%, though they do lose 10% of their HP with each offensive move.
• To the northeast, you can find a hidden Big Nugget.
• To the southwest, you can find a Light Ball. This is a hold item meant for Pikachu, and it will double its Attack and Sp. Atk.
Pikachu's Attack and Sp. Atk. are pretty low, so this doesn't make Pikachu in any way godly, but it does make Pikachu fairly strong
and on-par with a number of other Pokémon competitively. It also is essential for breeding Volt Tackle: by having Pikachu hold it
while breeding them, the child Pichu will learn Volt Tackle.
• To the northwest, you can find an Adrenaline Orb.
• To the north, you can find a Zygarde Cell on the ledge.
The Conclusion of the Mission & UB-06: Necrozma
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] $1,000,000
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Toucannon 61 Normal/Flying Keen Eye Brick Break Hyper Voice Drill Peck
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Solgaleo 62 Psychic/Steel Expert Belt Flare Blitz Earthquake
Anyhow, once you're done in Resolution Cave and have dealt with Guzzlord (UB-05) leave and visit Looker. As you'll recall, he's in
the floating restaurant south of the Seafolk Village Pokémon Center.
Seafolk Village: During the conversation you have with Looker and Anabel, they'll suggest visiting Wicke in the B2F Labs of the
Aether Paradise. Once the scene ends, visit the Paradise and do so.
Aether Paradise: Head down to the labs: Wicke will be in the second lab you come to, the one where she was last time. During the
scene, Looker will burst in, harried, but after a bit is calmed down and you will receive $1,000,000 for your hard work. However,
Looker's reports were not wrong: there is a new UB running around.
Begin by heading to Ten Carat Hill after your party is healed.
Ten Carat Hill: Go through the cave to the Farthest Hallow bit, where you have to run around in the grass to encounter Pokémon.
The music won't change to indicate the Pokémon's presence, but Necrozma is in fact here. Finding it will be easier if you use the
Repel method we've mentioned repeatedly throughout this section: Necrozma is a Level 75 Psychic-type UB, to note. The same
capture methods we've used thus far will be sufficient to capture it though. Don't get discouraged if it takes a while, however: and
that's even if it is Paralyzed/Sleeping and at 1 HP. Necrozma has a catch rate of 3: getting it is more luck-based than anything. If
you run out of Poké Balls - not Beast Balls, Necrozma technically doesn't count as an Ultra Beast - and still have your Master Ball
lying around, that might be the best option. Otherwise you might want to remember to save before the fight in case you mess up.
The Guardian Pokémon: The Tapus
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Another task you can do, having finished the Elite Four, is capturing all of the Tapu Pokémon. You already did this with one
Pokémon in the ending bits, where you caught Tapu Koko. There are three more you can catch at the various ruins in the game.
They are as follows. The method for catching the Tapus is pretty simple: just lower their HP, ail them, and throw an Ultra Ball or a
Dusk Bal at them.
Tapu Lele - Ruins of Life (Akala Island): Fly to the Ruins of Life, and then enter them. Inside is a simple Machamp Shove puzzle.
First shove the boulder on the right into the hole. Once it's in, go left and push that one into the hole, then go north and push that
one into the next hole. Go to next room and ascend the altar and examine it to fight Tapu Lele (Psychic/Fairy, Level 60).
Tapu Bulu - Ruins of Abundance (Ula'ula Island): Fly to the Ruins of Abundance, which are past the Haina Desert off Route 13.
You'll find another Machamp puzzle inside: push the rightmost boulder north, then go west and north and push that one. As before,
examine the altar to battle Tapu Bulu (Grass/Fairy, Level 60). As for leaving, push the boulder to the southeast, then go west and
south and push the boulder on the right.
Tapu Fini - Ruins of Hope (Poni Island): Fly to the Ruins of Hope and enter: the altar room should already be open from last time
you were here. Just approach it and examine it to fight Tapu Fini (Water/Fairy, Level 60).
Another Cosmog?
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge
Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

As you'll recall, at the Altar of the Sunne/Moone in Pokémon Sun & Moon respectively, you obtained Solgaleo/Lunala after the
events in the Ultra Space. There is, however, a way to get Cosmog - and in turn Cosmoem, as they are not registered as "caught" in
your Pokédex.
To begin, you need to return to the Altar: you must do so with Solgaleo or Lunala in your party. If you do it with Solgaleo, you must
do so at night, and if you do it with Lunala you must do so during the day. (Your version is irrelevant to this factor.)
When you go there, you'll be able to enter into the "other world," the "world of the other version of the game." (So in other words, it's
almost like Pokémon Sun players enter Pokémon Moon worlds, and the reverse is true.) Note however that this doesn't mean you
can find the other version's exclusives. But you can use it to find Pokémon available only at certain times of the day or to more
easily trigger certain time-based evolutions for example.
In any case, as you'll recall, there was a Lake of the Sunne/Moone just off from Ula'ula Meadow. Visit there and you'll be able to
find a Cosmog at the altar there, and it will join your party without you needing to battle it.
Obtaining Type: Null
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball
Beam Wave Cannon

Type: Null is an easy Pokémon to find in the game. Once you have beaten the Elite Four and achieved Pokémon League Champion
status, go to the Aether Paradise. Head to the elevator and go to the second floor, then go to the back, where you met Lusamine
during the game's storyline. Speak with Gladion there to receive Type: Null.
The Battle Tree
Sectional Flowchart
A brief introduction to this topic: this will assume you did the UB-capturing quest described previously first. Anyhow, to reach the
Battle Tree, you must first visit Ancient Poni Path. There, you'll battle Dexio and learn about Mega Evolution, as well as obtain the
Key Stone and Alakazam's Mega Stone, Alakazite. You can then head north to Poni Grove and through it to Poni Plains. The
northeast exit from there takes you to the next area we'll discuss, Poni Coast
• Poni Coast
• Poni Gauntlet
• Battle Tree
Poni Coast
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Comet Shard [_] TM97 (Dark Pulse)
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI COAST: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Honeymooners Devin & Noriko $7,080 Sandslash Lv. 58, Ninetales Lv. 58, Golem Lv. 59, Exeggutor Lv. 59
Poni Coast: Begin by going to the shoreline and north along it. Break the rock with Tauros when you reach it and grab the Zygarde
Cell there. Go north and break another rock, then go northwest along the narrow path where Dugtrio are roaming to find a Zygarde
Cell there too. North of this path you can find a pair of Trainers to fight, and north of them you can find a Comet Shard.
From the southern end of the path you followed here, there is a hill just to the southwest. Go along it and down the ledge to
find TM97 (Dark Pulse). Then backtrack to where you fought the Sightseers and then go east by breaking the rocks and go north to
the Poni Gauntlet.
Poni Gauntlet
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Zygarde Cell [_] Guard Spec. [_] Zygarde Cell [_] Misty Seed [_] Big Pearl

Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Both Bewear Talonflame Fire/Flying Gale Wings
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GAUNTLET: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Bewear Normal/Fighting Fluffy, Klutz, Cute Charm - 2 - - - - Both 5%

Swim
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GAUNTLET: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD

Swim
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled

Dish
Raticate
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GAUNTLET: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 40%
Dragonair
(S.O.S.-only)
Dragonite
Dragon/Flying Inner Focus, Multiscale 3 - - - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only)
1%
[10%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
59%
[50%]
Money
Earned
Scientist Kyle $2,832 Ditto Lv. 58, Porygon-Z Lv. 59
Veteran Sheri $5,368 Weavile Lv. 61, Trevenant Lv. 61, Kommo-o Lv. 61, Magmortar Lv. 61
Backpacker Yuho $1,416 Mimikyu Lv. 59
Black Belt Tracy $1,920 Pangoro Lv. 60, Machamp Lv. 60
Punk Pair Marie & Troy $3,776 Honchkrow Lv. 59, Lycanroc (Midnight) Lv. 59
Veteran Duo Tsunekazu & Wishiwashi (School) Lv. 61, Comfey Lv. 61, Electivire Lv. 61, Lilligant Lv. 61,
$10,736
Nobuko Turtonator Lv. 61, Alomomola Lv. 61
Captain Mina $7,320 Klefki Lv. 61, Granbull Lv. 61, Wigglytuff Lv. 61, Shiinotic Lv. 61, Ribombee Lv. 61
Poni Gauntlet: When you arrive, go northeast and defeat the Scientist. Go north of him and across the bridge to find a Veteran to
fight as well as a Zygarde Cell. Go south of here, then west and north through the grass: just as it ends you'll find a Guard
Spec. next to the bridge. Further northeast will be a Backpacker to fight.
Go further northeast and just before the bridge there is a Black Belt you can fight, and a Zygarde Cell halfway along the bridge.
However, if you go through the grass to the east of the bridge you'll find a Misty Seed, then continue further along the chain of
bridges nearby to find a pair of Punk Trainers and a Big Pearl at the end of the path.
Return to the bridge near the Black Belt and there will be one more battle off to the north: a pair of Veterans. The Punk Guy just past
them will want to trade Pokémon: he'll give you a Talonflame (Level 43, but with its Hidden Ability Gale Wings and holding Firium Z)
for a Bewear. It's a pretty good trade considering you can find Bewear right on this route, no?
Note that before you move on to the next area you can battle Captain Mina again provided you've beaten everyone else on the
route: if you win you'll receive a Bottle Cap. This is something that is used in Hyper Training to boost a Pokémon's IVs in a sense.
Battle Tree
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Passionate Battle Style [_] Charizardite X [_] Charizardite Y [_] Venusaurite [_] Blastoisinite
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

Battle Tree: As you approach the area, you'll meet up with the two most famous Champions of the Indigo League in the Kanto
region: Red and Blue! After a brief conversation, you'll be allowed to choose one of the two Trainers to have a battle with!
BOSS: Pokémon Trainer Red
• Rewards: $18,480
Pokémon Pikachu Lapras Snorlax Venusaur Charizard Blastoise
Pokémon Type Electric Water/Ice Normal Grass/Poison Fire/Flying Water
Hold Item Light Ball None None None None None

Ability Static Water Absorb Thick Fat (?) Overgrow Blaze Torrent
Volt Tackle Surf Body Slam Leaf Storm Fire Blast Hydro Pump
Quick Attack Blizzard Heavy Slam Leech Seed Air Slash Flash Cannon
Moves
Light Screen Ice Shard Crunch Sludge Bomb Focus Blast Dark Pulse
Nuzzle Psychic High Horsepower Bulldoze Will-O-Wisp Ice Beam
Arguably, of the two Trainers before you, Red might be the easier of the two to beat. While Red's Pokémon - especially Pikachu -
are of higher Levels than Blue's (fittingly I might add) Blue's Pokémon tend to be the overall stronger and the more common ones
seen in a competitive environment. Though part of this is probably derived from the fact that this team is basically the same one Red
has at the top of Mt. Silver in the Johto Pokémon games but I digress.
Pikachu is probably the biggest threat on Red's team: it's Level 70 and has a Light Ball which, as you'll recall me mentioning
previously during Resolution Cave, doubles its Attack and Special Attack (though the latter isn't going to be seen in this fight). Volt
Tackle will be the main threat though from that: this makes Pokémon immune to Electricity fairly essential, so Pokémon with the
Ground type or Motor Drive/Lightning Rod as Abilities will be very helpful in surviving Pikachu. If there's a Pokémon you'll want to
use a Z Move on it'll be Pikachu so that you can at least get by this guy. Nuzzle can also be problematic since it has a 100% chance
to induce Paralysis, and Light Screen poses its own problems in boosting Red's team's Sp. Def. to double the normal level for five
turns. A Pokémon with Brick Break wouldn't be too bad an idea to help remove the Light Screen if it goes up.
Lapras is a bit of a tanky Pokémon normally but Red's is built more towards using Special Attacks, which isn't a bad idea for Lapras
mind you. Blizzard and Ice Shard assure Ice Pokémon are a no-go, whereas Psychic blocks Fighting Pokémon and Surf Rock
Pokémon (though Lucario as a Fighting/Steel Pokémon as well as Pangoro as a Dark/Fighting will resist the Psychic). Electric
Pokémon are somewhat untouched here so they're likely the best Pokémon to go with. Water Pokémon can also do well if they
learn moves that work well against Lapras.
Snorlax like Lapras is a bit tanky as well, though Snorlax does trend more towards attacking as you will see. For the most part
there's not a ton special to say about Snorlax, just that Fighting Pokémon do well here. If you grabbed Riolu early in the Poni Plains
and evolved it to Lucario, don't use it though: High Horsepower is still a thing and that can be a bit risky with it being supereffective.
Ghost Pokémon probably aren't a good idea either since Crunch is a thing. Just straight-up Fighting Pokémon will probably be best.
Venusaur is the first of the Kanto starter Pokémon listed in Red's party. Under normal circumstances it's the least offensive of the
three and leans towards tanking and stalling: Leaf Storm and Sludge Bomb aren't going to be huge threats as a result despite their
power normally otherwise. Leech Seed is mostly there to bug you and help it stall, and Bulldoze is a very slight counter to Steel
Pokémon that will slow them down somewhat. Despite Bulldoze, with it being weak Steel Pokémon are the way to go here to resist
Leaf Storm and be immune to Sludge Bomb. Leech Seed shouldn't be a problem for long enough for you to need to switch out or
otherwise negate it, and the Speed drop from Bulldoze can be negated by simply switching out. Your version's Legendary Pokémon
also work well here because they're Psychic-typed, and Fire and Flying Pokémon also have a nice shot here because they resist
Leaf Storm.
Charizard is the Pokémon typically associated with Red, and it is the most threatening of his three starter Pokémon, and for good
reason: it has great EVs and the moves it has listed are a common competitive set. Focus Blast is mostly going to be there to cover
any Rock Pokémon you try to bring in against it, while Will-O-Wisp will be there to burn you and lower your Attack by 50%. If you
have a fast Pokémon with a Rock move though they're still much worth bringing, as are non-Rock Pokémon with Rock moves simply
because they'll likely OHKO Charizard because it's not very bulky. For the most part it will otherwise focus on STAB moves which
can be a bit of a pain but will be fairly easily tolerated.
The final Pokémon we'll look at is Blastoise. Blastoise is more or less the same as Lapras, though slightly stronger and bulkier. It
has a nice spread of moves that will cover a lot of Pokémon, but won't go for much else so battling Blastoise is basically all about
type matchups. Electric Pokémon tend to come out on top since Blastoise can't hit them supereffectively.
BOSS: Pokémon Trainer Blue
• Rewards: ???
Pokémon Alakazam Machamp Aerodactyl Exeggutor Arcanine Gyarados
Pokémon Type Psychic Fighting Rock/Flying Grass/Psychic Fire Water/Flying
Hold Item None None None None None None
Ability Synchronize (?) No Guard (?) Pressure ? Intimidate Intimidate
Psychic Cross Chop Rock Slide Leaf Storm Extreme Speed Aqua Tail
Future Sight Bulk Up Crunch Psychic Flare Blitz Crunch

Moves
Shadow Ball Knock Off Iron Head Sludge Bomb Thunder Fang Ice Fang
Reflect Poison Jab Sky Drop Hypnosis Bulldoze Dragon Dance
Where you've got the Trainer commonly acknowledged as one of the strongest Trainers in the world in canon (bar debate regarding
Gold), you've got his foil in Blue, one-time Champion of the Kanto Pokémon League before Red dethroned him and current Leader
of the Viridian City Gym. Snarky as he might be and always playing second fiddle to Red, at least where Sun & Moon are concerned
Blue poses an overall bigger difficulty to overcome in battle than Red does.
Alakazam will be your first Pokémon to fight with and shows that it will be a smart idea to lead with a Dark Pokémon right off the bat.
Psychic is your generic STAB move whereas Shadow Ball is basically used to stop Ghost Pokémon that you'd use - I'll add that a
Dark Pokémon is immune to the former and resists the latter. Future Sight is virtually useless because Alakazam is too frail to last
long enough for the actual move to take effect, and Reflect poses the same problem as Red's Pikachu's Light Screen does though
in this case it'll be putting the stop on physical moves instead. Again, if it goes up, Brick Break is a nice thing to have.
Machamp is a strong, but slow Pokémon to fight with. It has decent moves with Cross Chop for STAB, Knock Off to remove your
items and hit Psychic and Ghost Pokémon, and Poison Jab to contend with Fairies for the most part. These things considered,
Flying Pokémon will likely be best, though fast Psychic or Fairy Pokémon also have a fair shot at OHKOing Machamp and doing it in
pretty easily.
Aerodactyl is a fast, moderately strong physical attacker - expect to take at least one hit from it under most circumstances. Water
Pokémon, Electric Pokémon, and especially Steel Pokémon work well against it: Water and Electric can hit it supereffectively and
each resist at least one of its moves, where Steel Pokémon resist three of its four moves, effectively checking it. Aerodactyl is also
pretty frail so taking it out isn't a huge difficulty if you can get a supereffective hit on it.
Exeggutor will be the Kantonian Exeggutor some of you players might not be familiar with: not the Grass/Dragon Pokémon you saw
on Exeggutor Island, mind you. In any case it is a fairly threatening special attacker and boasts a fair variety of moves to contend
with, namely STAB ones in Leaf Storm and Psychic plus some coverage in Sludge Bomb. Hypnosis is basically just a potshot to try
and put you to sleep: though it's threatening if it works its low accuracy means you don't need to worry too much. Dark Pokémon
work nicely here to avoid Psychic, though Fire Pokémon can get by with resisting Leaf Storm and returning supereffective damage,
and Steel Pokémon resist all three of the offensive moves. Magmortar would be a nice Pokémon to have here, too, if it has Vital
Spirit: it won't be able to be put to sleep while being able to dole out supereffective damage. Bug Pokémon can also be useful to
deal quadruple damage to the Pokémon and pretty much assure a OHKO: if you have a Scyther from the Poni Plains that hasn't
evolved it will likely outspeed Exeggutor outright.
Arcanine is your generic physical sweeping Pokémon, there's not a ton to think through behind it. It carries Flare Blitz for STAB,
Thunder Fang to hand Water Pokémon, and Bulldoze to handle Rock Pokémon as well as to contend with Pokémon that are faster
than it. Extreme Speed is just a generic priority move that can deal a sizable amount of damage. Here, Ground Pokémon probably
have the best chance, especially Water/Ground Pokémon like Gastrodon: they can resist Thunder Fang (and Flare Blitz if part-
Water) as well as return this with supereffective damage.
Gyarados is the final Pokémon we'll deal with, and like the others it is a physical attacking Pokémon. A very threatening one at that:
with Dragon Dance in its arsenal, if it gets too many of those in, it will not only overpower you but also outspeed you, making it very
difficult to move forward unless your team is way overleveled. Taking Gyarados down ASAP is a very good idea: Electric Pokémon
do this best since they deal 4x damage yet Gyarados (strangely) isn't going to be able to deal back supereffective damage (since for
some reason it isn't running Earthquake). Rock Pokémon are a no-go because of Aqua Tail and those are the only two types of
Pokémon that can deal supereffective damage to it. Failing that, hitting it with Will-O-Wisp to halve its Attack might buy you some
time, or you can put it to Sleep or Taunt it and see how quickly you can beat it.
Anyhow, afterwards you'll be at the Battle Tree. The Battle Tree is like the Battle Towers or Battle Maisons of previous games: you
fight Trainers in series, earning BP with each battle. The rules:
• You are allowed to participate in Single, Double, or Multi Battles. These require 3, 4, and 2 Pokémon respectively.
• Battles are held under Flat Rules. (Pokémon above Level 50 get lowered to Level 50. Pokémon below it are not boosted.)
• You cannot have duplicate Pokémon species or items in your team.
• Special Pokémon are banned. These special Pokémon are as follows: Mewtwo, Mew, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Celebi, Kyogre, Groudon,
Rayquaza, Jirachi, Deoxys, Dialga, Palkia, Giratina, Shaymin, Darkrai, Manaphy, Phione, Arceus, Victini, Reshiram, Zekrom,
Kyurem, Meloetta, Keldeo, Genesect, Xerneas, Yveltal, Zygarde, Diancie, Hoopa, Volcanion, Solgaleo, Lunala, Magearna, and
Marshadow. (Basically: all cover legendaries, all Event Pokémon, and Mewtwo.)
With each battle won, you will earn BP. BP can be exchanged for certain items at the counters in the northwestern part of the area.
Meanwhile, if you win a certain number of battles in a row, you will earn an item, as below. You will also get stamps on your Trainer
Passport for getting 50-win streaks in Single, Double, and Multi Battles, and will unlock the Passionate Battle Style for getting any
fifty win streak. After a 20-win streak you'll unlock the Super Battles, wherein you'll encounter special Trainers every 10 battles.
Item Requisite Streak
Moomoo Milk 5 wins
PP Up 10 wins
Rare Candy 20 wins
Bottle Cap 30 wins
PP Max 40 wins
Ability Capsule 50 wins
Lansat Berry 100 wins
Starf Berry 200 wins
Finally, there are a number of items you can buy for BP at the Battle Tree. The list is below. Take note that you can buy Mega
Stones here, though there are four others you can find here: those would be the Charizardite X, Charizardite Y, Venusaurite, and
Blastoisinite which you can obtain by defeating Red when he appears in the Battle Tree.
BATTLE TREE BP EXCHANGE - LEFT COUNTER (SOME TRADE EVOLUTION ITEMS)
32
Deep Sea Scale Doubles Clamperl's Special Defense when held. If held by Clamperl in a trade it'll evolve into Gorebyss.
BP
32
Deep Sea Tooth Doubles Clamperl's Special Attack when held. If held by Clamperl in a trade it'll evolve into Huntail.
BP
32
Dragon Scale Evolves Seadra into Kingdra if held during a trade.
BP
32
Dubious Disc Evolves Porygon2 into Porygon-Z if held during a trade.
BP
32
Electirizer Evolves Electabuzz into Electivire if held during a trade.
BP
32 The wielder's attacks have a 20% chance to flinch the target if they lack such a chance. Evolves Slowpoke
King's Rock
BP into Slowking if held in a trade.
32
Magmarizer Evolves Magmar into Magmortar if held during a trade.
BP
32
Protector Evolves Rhydon into Rhyperior if held during a trade.
BP
32
Sachet Evolves Spritzee into Aromatisse if held during a trade.
BP
Whipped 32
Evolves Swirlix into Slurpuff if held during a trade.
Dream BP
32
Up-Grade Evolves Porygon into Porygon2 if held during a trade.
BP
BATTLE TREE BP EXCHANGE - MIDDLE COUNTER (COMPETITIVE HOLD ITEMS)
32 Makes the holder immune to Ground moves. This item is destroyed when the user takes damage from a
Air Balloon
BP move.
48
Assault Vest The user's Sp. Def. is boosted by 50%. However, they cannot use status moves.
BP
48 The user's Attack is boosted by 50%. However, they can only use one move the entire time they are in
Choice Band
BP battle.
48 The user's Sp. Atk. is boosted by 50%. However, they can only use one move the entire time they are in
Choice Scarf
BP battle.
48 The user's Speed is boosted by 50%. However, they can only use one move the entire time they are in
Choice Specs
BP battle.
32
Eject Button One-time consumable item: when the user s struck by a move they are switched out of battle.
BP
16
Flame Orb Burns the holder.
BP
32 One-time consumable item: when the user is struck by a move at full HP that would KO them, they hang
Focus Sash
BP on with 1 HP, a la Sturdy.
16
Iron Ball Halves the user's Speed and removes immunity to Ground moves.
BP
48 The user's moves are 30% stronger. However, each offensive move used makes them lose 10% of their
Life Orb
BP HP.
24 One-time consumable item: when the user is affected by a status that affects its moves, e.g. Taunt, the
Mental Herb
BP effect is negated.
24 One-time consumable item: when the user uses a two-turn move that requires a charging up on the first
Power Herb
BP turn, this will be consumed and the move used immediately.
48 The holder is not affected by contact-based effects on the target: for example, they're not affected by the
Protective Pads
BP target's Static or Rough Skin.
32
Red Card One-time consumable item: when the user is struck by a move, the attacker is switched out of battle.
BP
16
Ring Target Moves that do not affect the Pokémon normally will hit.
BP
48
Rocky Helmet When the holder is struck by a contact move the attacker loses 1/8 of their HP.
BP
Terrain 48
Whenever the holder triggers a Terrain either by move or ability its duration is extended to 8 turns.
Extender BP
16
Toxic Orb Badly Poisons the holder, a la Toxic.
BP
Weakness 32 One-time consumable item: when the user is hit super-effectively, their Attack and Sp. Atk. are
Policy BP boosted by two stages.
24
White Herb One-time consumable item: when the user's stats are lowered, they are returned to normal levels.
BP
BATTLE TREE BP EXCHANGE - RIGHT COUNTER (ALOLAN MEGA STONES)
64
Absolite Mega Stone for Absol.
BP
64
Aerodactylite Mega Stone for Aerodactyl.
BP
64
Alakazite Mega Stone for Alakazam.
BP
64
Garchompite Mega Stone for Garchomp.
BP
64
Gengarite Mega Stone for Gengar.
BP
64
Glalitite Mega Stone for Glalie.
BP
64
Gyaradosite Mega Stone for Gyarados.
BP
64
Kangaskhanite Mega Stone for Kangaskhan.
BP
64
Lucarionite Mega Stone for Lucario.
BP
64
Metagrossite Mega Stone for Metagross.
BP
64
Pinsirite Mega Stone for Pinsir.
BP
64
Sablenite Mega Stone for Sableye.
BP
64
Salamencite Mega Stone for Salamence.
BP
64
Scizorite Mega Stone for Scizor.
BP
64
Sharpedonite Mega Stone for Sharpedo.
BP
64
Slowbronite Mega Stone for Slowbro.
BP
Other Smaller Tasks
Sectional Flowchart
• The Hau'oli City Mall

• The Eevee Trainer Quest
• Various Other Small Tasks
The Hau'oli City Mall
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Gracidea [_] TM48 (Round)
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

ANTIQUES OF THE AGES SHOP - GIRL
Item Name Cost Effects
Adamant
$10,000 Boosts the power of Dialga's Dragon- and Steel-type moves by 20% when held.
Orb
Blue Orb $10,000 An item to be held by Kyogre which will trigger its Primal Reversion.
Griseous Boosts the power of Giratina's Dragon- and Ghost-type moves by 20% when held and triggers its Origin
$10,000
Orb Forme.
Lustrous
$10,000 Boosts the power of Palkia's Dragon- and Water-type moves by 20% when held.
Orb
Red Orb $10,000 An item to be held by Groudon which will trigger its Primal Reversion.
ANTIQUES OF THE AGES SHOP - MAN
Item Name Cost Effects
Boosts the power of the holder's Ghost moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Dread Plate $10,000
Ghost-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Fighting moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Fist Plate $10,000
Fighting-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Steel moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Iron Plate $10,000
Steel-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Fairy moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Pixie Plate $10,000
Fairy-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Flying moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Sky Plate $10,000
Flying-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Water moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Splash Plate $10,000
Water-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Rock moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Stone Plate $10,000
Rock-type.
Boosts the power of the holder's Electric moves by 20%. Also changes Arceus and the move Judgment to
Zap Plate $10,000
Electric-type.
Hau'oli City - Shopping District: The Hau'oli City malle is just down the street from the area's Pokémon Center. When you enter,
just on the right will be a clothing store: inside, one of the shopkeeps will give you a Gracidea, which is used to transform the
Pokémon Shaymin to its Sky Forme. East and north of here is another shop where you can buy a number of items for Legendary
Pokémon from the girl on the left, and some of the Arceus Plates from the man on the right.
The shop to the west of there has move tutors to teach Pokémon the powerful moves Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon, and Frenzy Plant:
three moves of the Fire, Water, and Grass types with 150 power and a recharge turn, which can only be taught to fully-evolved
starter Pokémon. The guy in the middle will able to help your Pokémon do Hyper Training. Finally, the last person in this stall will
be able to teach your Pokémon the Elemental Pledge Moves: click on the link to see the combos they can do.
Near there, just to the left and in front of the stairs, is the Battle Buffet. You can there and battle people as well: it's good for grinding
money and EXP. like the Lumiose Cafes in Pokémon X/Y. If you approach the Grimer to the west, you'll get strongarmed by a guy
into helping to clean up the trash in the mall: the trash will be sparkling on the ground. Go around and collect all the trash and bring
it to the Grimer to get TM48 (Round).
That's about it for the mall.
The Eevee Trainer Quest
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] Eevium Z
Spirit
Shackle
Normalium Flame
Z Charge

Eyes Powder Ball

Beam Wave Cannon

After you become Champion, visit the Thrifty Megamart on Royal Avenue. There, a man you can speak to at a register will mention
these eight Trainers he once wanted to fight but no longer can due to certain circumstances. He will give you a vague idea as to
where the Trainers are. Each one will want to battle you, and will use the specified Eeveelution at Level 55 (or so). After beating
one, talk to him to find the next.
• Vaporeon: Vaporeon User Polly is a teacher at the Trainers School on Route 1, and is found on the second floor.
• Jolteon: Jolteon User Jane is the elderly lady in the Malie City Community Center.
• Flareon: Flareon User Chad is in the Tidal Song Hotel of Heahea City, hanging out near reception.
• Espeon: Espeon User Ishaan is in the geothermal power plant at Blush Mountain, watching the TV in the northwest corner.
• Umbreon: Umbreon User Braiden is in the Hau'oli Cemetary's northwestern corner.
• Leafeon: Leafeon User Linnea is on the beach next to the Hano Grand Resort, at the northernmost tip.
• Glaceon: Glaceon User Rea is in one of the houses in Iki Town.
• Sylveon: Sylveon User Sakura is intended to be found in one of the eastern boats/houses, the Steelix one, in Seafolk Village.
Someone there will inform you she passed but will battle you in her place.
Following these battles, return to the man and speak with him. Defeat him and his Eevee in battle to obtain Eevium Z!
Various Other Small Tasks
TREASURES CHECKLIST
[_] TM92 Trick Room [_] Dawn Stone [_] TM87 (Swagger) [_] TM90 (Substitute)
• TM92 (Trick Room) can be obtained from Kahili in the lobby of the Hano Grand Resort hotel now that you're Champion.
• Guzma can be fought against at the Hau'oli City Beachfront. You will receive a Dawn Stone for beating him.
• TM87 (Swagger) can be found on Route 2. Go to the houses near the southwest part of the Route and into the northeastern one,
then into the back room to meet Guzma's mother, who will hand you the TM.
• TM90 (Substitute) can be found by speaking with Kukui in his house off Route 1 after you beat the Pokémon League. Just talk to
him and you'll get it!
Sidequests & Other Things
Minor Sidequests of the Walkthrough
Several things can be done on the side in the game that are completely optional but, out of convenience, are located in the
walkthrough instead. Here are links to those sidequests.
• Item Cleanups: Whenever we get a new ability such as a Poké Ride ability and can access new things in the past areas and new
items
• Poké Ride Cleanup - Tauros
• Poké Ride Cleanup - Lapras
• Poké Ride Cleanup - Sharpedo
• Poké Ride Cleanup - Machamp
• Legendary Pokémon Stuff:

• Looking for stuff on the Ultra Beasts? See The Ultra Beast Task Force.
• Looking for stuff on the Tapu Pokémon? See The Guardian Pokémon: The Tapus.
• Looking for how to find a second Cosmog? See Another Cosmog?.
• Zygarde Cores & Cells: This document is more ideal: http://www.gamefaqs.com/3ds/187276-pokemon-sun/faqs/74191
Pokémon Refresh
Pokémon Refresh is the expansion of the Pokémon-Amie function that debuted in Pokémon X/Y. The process is now a bit more
minimalistic however, but here's an overview of Pokémon Refresh.
Overview: Basically, when you start up Pokémon Refresh, you will see your Pokémon. Among the things you can do include petting
them and feeding them Poké Beans (which you can find in the top-left corner of the touch screen): these things can raise their
Affection for you. (Note that Pokémon have areas they do and do not like being petted. Also, Pokémon can only eat ever-so-many
Beans before becoming full) You'll notice that their Affection for you has gone up whenever they give off hearts. We'll discuss these
stats later.
Battle Components: Pokémon Refresh also has a very important mechanic for battles. After a battle, you'll notice that you can
press Y to enable a sort of session for caring for your Pokémon. This is useful in case your Pokémon has an ailment: you can rub
them all over with some medicine to remove their ailments. You can also clean up up with the comb, towel, dryer, and brush to help
raise their affection. Together these will also be able to boost Affection and Enjoyment, though even ignoring that the ability to cure
ailments is quite useful.
Stats Overview: What is the purpose of Affection? Affection is stat - that people often mistake for Happiness - that shows how
much the Pokémon loves you. This stat never will go down, unlike the other two. (An exception is if you trade the Pokémon away: it
will lose its Affection for you in 24 hours.) In the case of Eevee, it serves an additional purpose: Eevee with two Hearts' worth of
Affection in the status screen for Pokémon Refresh will be able to evolve to Sylveon when it learns a Fairy move and levels up.
Other effects from having boosted Affection include the following:
• 2 Hearts: You can get additional EXP. from battling (x1.2).

• 2 Hearts: There is also just some additional flavor text that you'll see during battles involving the Pokémon.
• 3 Hearts: Your Pokémon can sometimes survive a KOing move with 1 HP. (Does not occur in multiplayer battles.) The rate of
activation is boosted with more Affection.
• 4 Hearts: Your Pokémon can sometimes get rid of an ailment faster than normal. (Does not occur in multiplayer battles.)
• 4 Hearts: Your Pokémon is more likely to avoid certain attacks, regardless of Accuracy/Evasion. (Does not occur in multiplayer
battles.)
• 5 Hearts: The Pokémon can land critical hits more often! (Does not occur in multiplayer battles.)
Affection is tied directly to the number of hearts a Pokémon has given off as well:
Hearts in Stat Screen Hearts Given Off
1 1
2 50
3 100
4 150
5 250
What is the purpose of the Fullness stat? It basically shows how much your Pokémon has eaten recently: once completely full they
won't eat any more Poké Beans. Fullness will go down over time though. Poké Beans can be obtained by eating at a cafe in a
Pokémon Center or from the Poké Pelago. (A note: for every 10 Poké Beans you feed a Pokémon, cafe owners in Alola will hand
out a Rare Candy to you!)
What is the purpose of the Enjoyment stat? It basically shows how much you've played with this Pokémon. This will go down over
time as they go a longer period without being played with.
Hyper Training
In the post-game, you'll find a man at the Hau'oli City shopping mall. (It's the bald man next to the guy who will teach Frenzy Plent,
Blast Burn, and Hydro Cannon.) By exchanging these Bottle Caps with the shopkeep, you can engage your Pokémon in Hyper
Training - provided it's reached Level 100.
Hyper Training is the counterpart to Super Training (well, would be had Super Training remained in the game). Whereas Super
Training helped you boost your EVs manually, Hyper Training helps you to boost your IVs manually, a process impossible in
previous generations.
To Hyper Train a Pokémon, you'll need Bottle Caps. A regular Bottle Cap will let you train one stat, and a golden one will let you
train all six stats. This will boost - in effect - the Pokémon's IVs to the maximum level. Note that this is permanent, for one. Further, it
does not affect Hidden Power type: the boost from the Hyper Training is based on your IVs and done in such a way that it effectively
maxes your IVs, but it does not affect the IVs directly.
EV Training
Sectional Flowchart
• A Brief Overview
• EV Vitamins
• Battle-Based EV Training
• Festival Plaza-Based EV Training
• Poké Pelago-Based EV Training
A Brief Overview
Where I discuss Hyper Training, I think it would also be important to discuss EV Training. EV training is the process of boosting a
Pokémon's EVs, or Effort Values: click the link to learn what they are. The essence is that a Pokémon's EVs will boost their stats in
a certain way, and since they are limited in some ways for competitive battlers their allocation is a very important thing. There are a
number of ways to EV train Pokémon and alterations have been made throughout the generations, but Sun & Moon make it faster
than ever before.
There are three main ways as you might've gathered from the flowchart above: you can work it through with battles, the Festival
Plaza, and the Poké Pelago. Of the three, I highly recommend the battle-based style: it's easily the fastest of the three, but which
you choose is up to you.
EV Vitamins
A bit of a prelude to any kind of EV training for some people is the use of the EV Vitamins. EV Vitamins can be bought in some
places throughout the game, and they each serve to boost EVs by 10 in a specific stat, up to 100 EVs in that stat. Some people will
use these vitamins initially before any EV training, to help speed up the process. I would suggest doing this myself if you intent to do
it for the Poké Pelago stuff or for lower-level Festival Plaza stuff but by and large the battle method will make them nigh useless.
Battle-Based EV Training
How to start? Well, let's first discuss the Power items. These Power items will boost a Pokémon's EVs when they are held in battle,
though note they will not override all other EV yields earned in the battle. They've even been buffed for this generation. Their only
drawback is they halve the wielder's Speed stat but this is an irrelevant factor to most players. Here are the Power items:
Power Item EV Yield
Power Anklet Speed +8
Power Band Sp. Def. +8
Power Bracer Attack +8
Power Belt Defense +8
Power Lens Sp. Atk. +8
Power Weight HP +8
Now, if you read up on the EV overview, you'll recall that Pokémon are capable of winning EVs from others when they defeat
another Pokémon in battle. This is alongside the EV yield of the Pokémon. (So for example, by beating a Pokémon that yields 2 HP
EVs while holding a Power Anklet, you'll get 10 EVs: 2 HP and 8 Speed.) SOS encounters - those times when a Pokémon calls for
help - will boost that further: when a Pokémon calls out for help in a battle, all EV yields from there on out are doubled. For example,
say we have a Pokémon that yields 3 HP EVs and you have a Power Weight being held. This is how things will work out.
Chained KOs HP EV Yield Total EVs Earned
1 (3 + 8) x 2 = 22 22
2 (3 + 8) x 2 = 22 44
3 (3 + 8) x 2 = 22 66
4 (3 + 8) x 2 = 22 88
5 (3 + 8) x 2 = 22 110
6 (3 + 8) x 2 = 22 132
And so on. Generally, this can be expressed as...
Total EV Yield = (Pokémon EV Yield + Weight Bonus) x 2^(Chain)

This is further doubled by the way if you end up having a Pokémon with Pokérus, rare as they are.
So what does this mean? The ideal way to EV train is to first figure out what stat you want to boost. Then equip your Pokémon with
the corresponding Power item and chain against Pokémon that yield those kind of EVs, defeating every Pokémon in the chain:
Adrenaline Orbs, which are cheap and you can buy easily, will make these SOS Pokémon be called more often. You'll basically be
able to gain 9 to 11 EVs, doubled because you're in a chain so 18/20/22, with each Pokémon defeated!
The best EV training spots (thanks to Serebii for these) are as follows:
Stat Location / Pokémon Pokémon EV Yield
HP Malie City: Outer Cape (Grimer, 30% to find) 1 HP
Attack Route 1 (Pikipek & Yungoos in the day at 60% total, Spinarak at night at 20%) 1 Attack
Defense Ten Carat hill (Roggenrola, 30% to find) 1 Defense
Sp. Atk. Route 1: Trainer School (Magnemite, 50% to find) 1 Sp. Atk.
Sp. Def. Hano Beach (Tentacool, 100% from the splashing spots) 1 Sp. Def.
Speed Seaward Cave (Zubat & Diglett, 100% to find either) 1 Speed
Festival Plaza-Based EV Training
The Bouncy House is a facility in the Festival Plaza you can use to boost your EVs. The courses they offer can be upgraded over
time as well, and there are quite a few courses: 42 in all.
The only thing you need to know about the courses is that they're named by a letter and number pair: for example, B5, F4, etc. The
EV yield is tied to the number, and the stat is tied to the letter, per the below:
Letter Stat Number EV Yield

A HP 1 +4
B Attack 2 +8
C Defense 3 +16
D Sp. Atk. 4 +32
E Sp. Def. 5 +64
F Speed 6 +128
7 +252 (max)
So for example: A6 boosts your HP EVs by 128, and D1 boosts your Sp. Atk. EVs by 4.
Note that Festival Plaza courses can only be taken once per day, so while it is strictly faster and can basically get you an instant
maxed stat, where you're not so easily able to do that with battling (relatively speaking), it will overall still take longer.
Poké Pelago-Based Leveling
For this, you need to have unlocked the Poké Pelago and created Isle Evelup. There, you can leave 1-3 Pokémon in groups of six,
depending on the island's level. You can specify the number of play sessions each Pokémon will take as well: each play session
takes 30 minutes and will yield +4 EVs in the stat. (If you leave Poké Beans out in the island basket this will be sped up to every 15
minutes.) It's by and large the slowest and most passive manner of training Pokémon but ... might as well mention it, y'know?
Poké Pelago
Sectional Flowchart
• Poké Pelago Overview

• Isle Abeens
• Isle Aplenny
• Isle Aphun
• Isle Evelup
• Isle Avue
Poké Pelago Overview
After finishing up the trial of Captain Kiawe you can use Poké Pelago. Poké Pelago is a place where you send you PC Pokémon. It
will be accessible from the menu at any time.
When you arrive, Mohn will through the area before giving you control. Mohn will be able to give you regular Poké Beans for special
patterned once (Patterned ones yield 3, Rainbow ones yield 7). You also get ten Poké Beans a day from the cafes in the Pokémon
Centers across the region. Poké Beans, aside from their uses in Pokémon Refresh, can be used to boost the effects of stuff in the
Poké Pelago by placing the Beans in the boxes. The boxes can hold 20, 30, or 50 Poké Beans at the island's respective levels of 1,
2, and 3: regular Beans will last 20 minutes, Patterned Beans 60 minutes, and Rainbow Beans 120 minutes.
There are several islands in all, which we'll cover in the following sections. Each island has a different purpose and function.
Isle Abeens
Purpose: The focus of Isle Abeens is to primarily gather beans. You can shake the vine in the center of the island to obtain beans
and tap them to pick them up. Your Pokémon can also find Beans for you. Another purpose the island serves is to find some wild
Pokémon: when you receive a notification and interact with them, if they return the next day and like it there they'll join you.
Upgrading the Island:
Level Unlock Method
1 Initial
2 15 Pokémon boxed, 30 Poké Beans
3 30 Pokémon boxed, 90 Poké Beans
Possible Wild Pokémon:
Possible Wild Pokémon
Pokémon Type Pokémon Type
Carbink Rock/Fairy Pinsir Bug
Drifblim Ghost/Flying Poliwag Water
Emolga Electric/Flying Pyukumuku Water
Fletchling Normal/Flying Rufflet Normal/Flying
Gastly Ghost/Poison Scyther Bug/Flying
Kadabra Psychic Shellder Water

Klefki Steel/Fairy Skarmory Steel/Flying
Lapras Water/Ice Spearow Normal/Flying
Magnemite Steel/Electric Staryu Water
Metang Steel/Psychic Trevenant Ghost/Grass
Mismagius Ghost Vullaby Dark/Flying
Murkrow Dark/Flying Wingull Water/Flying
Pikipek Normal/Flying Zubat Poison/Flying
Isle Aplenny
Purpose: Isle Aplenny is mostly your Berry growing area. You can find details on the Berry effects in this section and their time to
grow and their yield rates in this section. You can use Poké Beans to boost the rate at which the Berries grow; once they're done,
you can tap them to add them to the bag.
Level Unlock Method Berry Tree Limit
1 15 Pokémon boxed, 15 Poké Beans 6 Berry trees
Isle Aphun
Purpose: Isle Aphun is where you send Pokémon on missions for 24 hours. These missions result in finding items which will then
be added to your bag: Poké Beans will speed up the process.
Level Unlock Method New Missions
1 30 Pokémon boxed, 30 Poké Beans Path for Odd-Shard Finding!

2 45 Pokémon boxed, 90 Poké Beans Path for Brilliant-Stone Hunting! & Path for Interesting-Item Hunting!
3 60 Pokémon boxed, 150 Poké Beans Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting!
Missions & Items:
Mission Name Possible Reward Items
Path for Odd-Shard

Hard Stone, Red Shard, Blue Shard, Yellow Shard, Green Shard, Star Piece, Revive
Hunting!
Path for Brilliant-Stone Hard Stone, Fire Stone, Thunder Stone, Leaf Stone, Water Stone, Shiny Stone, Dusk Stone, Sun Stone,
Hunting! Dawn Stone, Everstone, Ice Stone
Path for Rare-Treasure Nugget, Big Nugget, Comet Shard, Pearl, Big Pearl, Pearl String, Rare Bone, Hard Stone, Rare Bottle
Hunting! Cap
Path for Interesting-Item

Any of the above
Hunting!
Isle Evelup
Purpose: Isle Evelup is meant to be used for EV training Pokémon. Pokémon left here will receive 1, 2, or 4 EVs in their stats with
certain drinks, or 100, 200, or 300 EXP. per play session with the right drink. The EVs/EXP. given off improve with higher levels in
the island, and you can also leave more groups of six Pokémon. Each session lasts 30 minutes (15 with Poké Beans), so you will
get that many EXP. or EVs per session.
Level Unlock Method Groups Allowed EV Boost EXP. Boost (Average)
1 45 Pokémon boxed, 45 Poké Beans 1 group (6 Pokémon) +1 +100
2 60 Pokémon boxed, 120 Poké Beans 2 groups (12 Pokémon) +2 +200
3 75 Pokémon boxed, 225 Poké Beans 3 groups (18 Pokémon) +4 +300
Drinks Allowed:
Drink Stat Boosted
Level Boost Drink EXP.

HP Boost Drink Max HP
Attack Boost Drink Attack
Defense Boost Drink Defense
Sp. Atk. Boost Drink Sp. Atk.
Sp. Def. Boost Drink Sp. Def.
Speed Boost Drink Speed
Isle Avue
Purpose: Isle Avue is a sort of hot springs. Pokémon left here will have their Happiness boosted. More interestingly, Eggs can be
left here and made to hatch faster. The Happiness boost rate and the Egg hatching rate is doubled with more Poké Beans.
Level Unlock Method Pokémon Limit
1 60 Pokémon boxed, 60 Poké Beans 6
Pokémon Breeding
Sectional Flowchart
On a general level, if you want to produce a "Pokémon Breeding Process", please take note that it must actually result in something
special. Having 31 IVs in all six stats is special. Having them in one, not so much. Somehow raising the chances of finding a Shiny?
That's special. Raising the chances of getting a "crap" Pokémon? Not really. If you want to submit something, see the Legalities
section.
• Pokémon Breeding: A Primer

• Pokémon Breeding: A More Technical Primer
• Pokémon Breeding: Important Items
• Pokémon Breeding: Exclusive Species
• Pokémon Breeding Processes: The Masuda Method
• Pokémon Breeding Processes: Maxing IVs
Pokémon Breeding: A Primer
To consider what Pokémon breeding is, we must consider how animals reproduce. On the superficial level, it generally requires a
male and a female: such holds true here for the most part. Unlike normal, though, Pokémon typically lay Eggs to bear baby
Pokémon. (The only exception is the canon surrounding the live birth of Mewtwo from Mew, given in the Kanto-region games.)
Normally, Pokémon breeding is more than simply about getting lower-evolution Pokémon or spawning massive numbers of starters:
in fact, it is the most certain way to guarantee that your Pokémon can get the most ideal stats and movesets possible! However, this
particular primer is designed for Pokémon beginners - if you want to get into the gnitty-gritty of things, the other sections will sate
you.
As you progress through the game, you'll eventually find the Pokémon Nursery (Paniola Ranch is where it's at, just as you get into
Captain Lana's trial). There, you can leave two Pokémon at the Nursery and they'll stay there. Unlike previous games, Pokémon will
not level up during the use of the Nursery: its use is solely for breeding.
Now, Pokémon breeding... Obviously, you'll need two Pokémon: one a male, and one a female. (The little mark that appears beside
their name in battle represents that: the blue arrow is male, the pink cross is female. No mark means the Pokémon has no gender
and generally cannot breed.) There are blatant exceptions to this rule, but more on that momentarily. When you leave two Pokémon
there of opposite genders (or other situations), there is a chance that you can speak with the girl outside the Nursery to receive an
Egg.
The Pokémon within the Egg can inherit a number of things, depending upon certain conditions - these include IVs (which influence
stat growth), Nature (which can give a 10% bonus/loss to some stats), moves (but only some!), and species. If you're playing one of
the older games, you can execute a glitch known as the "Pomeg Berry Glitch" (see the game's Cheat page on GameFAQs - only
Generations III & IV) to learn this stuff for the most part. However, Pokémon Sun & Moon obviously prevent that. Nice bit of trivia
nonetheless.
So, we come down to it - how to make the Egg hatch? The Egg hatches by carrying it in your party and walking/biking/skating
around. Eggs can hatch in anywhere from 5,000 to 31,000 steps (obviously I'm being inspecific), depending on the species within
the Egg. It's just walking, so beginners don't really need to worry. Eventually, the Egg will hatch. This process can be sped up by
having Pokémon with the Magma Armor or Flame Body abilities. Eggs can also be left at Isle Avue of the Poké Pelago to boost
their hatching rate.
That's the gist of it. But if you want to manipulate this in a more beneficial way, read on...
Pokémon Breeding: A More Technical Primer
This section presumes you know all of the info detailed in the previous primer, and thusly will have that info mostly glossed over if
ever mentioned.
Egg Groups
So, then, you have two Pokémon you want to breed. As detailed earlier, I said there were exceptions to the rules about gender.
Firstly, we have to consider Ditto. Ditto is almost a wild card in Pokémon breeding, so much so that he gets his own Egg Group
(more on that in a bit). Basically, he is allowed to breed with pretty much every Pokémon other than legendary Pokémon - and, even
then, the latter has an exception in which breeding Ditto and Manaphy yields Phione. If it's of the "No Eggs" group, then Ditto still
cannot breed with it.
Now that we're getting onto species, it's time to talk about Egg Groups. Egg Groups help to determine what Pokémon can breed
together for desired species: without proper knowledge of this, you can easily end up with crap Pokémon. I left this undetailed
previously because an obvious rule of thumb is that two Pokémon of the same species yields the same Pokémon or a pre-
evolutionary form of it - two Dunsparces yield Dunsparce, two Blazikens yield Torchic, for example. That much is true. However,
knowing Egg Groups widens the field a little: it's almost impossible to find some Pokémon, after all. You can see the Pokémon
Stats (Breeding) section on the particular Egg Groups and gender ratios of Pokémon. The general principle with breeding is that if
the two parents are of the same Egg Group and opposite genders, the child will be the lowest evolution of the female parent. For
example: a male Chesnaught and a female Delphox should yield a Fennekin.
Again, there are exceptions to even that. This mostly comes through from species that only have Pokémon of a single gender. A key
example are the male and female Nidoran Pokémon - they're of the same Egg Group, sure, but you'd only get Nidoran♀ under the
above conditions, no matter how many Eggs. The exception is that, if two gender-exclusive species are bred, then there is a 50%
chance of the resultant Pokémon being either species.
Genetic Engineering
Now, onto inheritance... (Sorry, couldn't resist the title.)
So, a number of things can be inherited through breeding - I glossed over these earlier: moves, IVs, Nature, species, and abilities.
Here's the specifics:
• Gender: Gender is, and always has been, the critical concept around which revolves all of Pokémon breeding - only certain genders
can bring over certain things to their children, and strict use of that is key in managing to get a "perfect" Pokémon. That said, nothing
can influence the gender of a Pokémon in an Egg - it's purely left up to the RNG. Depending on the Pokémon species, you can
50%-50%, 25%-75%, 12.5%-87.5%, or 0%-100% gender ratios if the Pokémon has one at all. However, just because a Pokémon
has a gender does not mean it can breed. It's important to note that; you're not intended to breed Latias, after all. >_>
• Moves: Only certain moves can be inherited, and it's not necessarily clear what. I do know if a move is something the Pokémon
would normally learn by leveling up, it can be passed down by either or both parents knowing it. Certain Egg Moves, often only
found on certain species, can be passed down by both parents - not every move is an Egg Move, keep that in mind. One special
instance is the Egg Move Volt Tackle. This Egg Move is technically learned when you are breeding a Pichu and one of the parents
(the Pikachu-relative) holds a Light Ball: the child Pichu will know Volt Tackle. However, Volt Tackle cannot be brought down via
simple breeding, even if a parent already knows it: they must hold a Light Ball, and they do not have to know the move.
• IVs: IVs help to determine stat growth by Level 100: for each IV in a stat, you will then earn 1 point at Level 100. IVs range from 0 to
31 in all stats. Generally, it's determined by an RNG in the game if you don't hold certain items. If the named item below is held
when breeding, there's a 100% chance that the named stat will be inherited.
• Destiny Knot: 5 random IVs, taken from both parents (only 1 need be held)
• Power Anklet: Speed
• Power Band: Special Defense
• Power Belt: Defense
• Power Bracer: Attack
• Power Lens: Special Attack
• Power Weight: Max HP
• Nature: Pokémon have specific Natures, which you can effectively engineer so that you get better stats (+10%). Generally, it is
determined at random: 1 in 25 for the desired Nature. However, holding an Everstone guarantees that the child gets the holder's
Nature - obviously, if the parents differ in Nature and both hold Everstones, it's a 50-50 crapshoot. If you want to see the effects of
certain Natures, see the Natures section.
• Species: Previously mentioned, if two Pokémon are in the same Egg Group, then the child is of the female's species, except under
specific circumstances.
• Abilities: In Pokémon Sun/Moon, every Pokémon has two slots for regular abilities (see Pokémon Stats (General) for the list). In
the named list, many final-listed abilities are a Hidden Ability, unless it is the only one (which means it WILL have it). Otherwise...
When it comes to the first-listed one, the child has a 80% chance of inheriting it, and 20% for the second one: first and second refer
to the female parent's current Ability and the one it doesn't have, respectively. For example, let's say you're breeding two Fennekin.
If the female has Blaze, then there is an 80% chance the child will have Blaze, or 20% for Magician. Likewise, if the female
Fennekin has Magician, then there is an 80% chance of the child getting Magician and 20% for Blaze.
• Hidden Abilities: There are special, rare abilities called Hidden Abilities - they were normally only found through the Dream World
on the Global Link in B/W or some Pokémon just outright had them. They're a bit different when it comes to inheritence in that the
female or the male can know it. If the female has it, there's an as-of-yet-undetermined high chance of it being inherited, and it's
furthered with the male also knowing it. If you don't have a female with it, you can breed the male and Ditto for a chance at having it.
• Pokéball: Normally, one of the more obvious ways to detect illegitimate Pokémon on pure observation was the Pokéball they were
caught in. Since some Pokémon, such as Munchlax, are only available through breeding, you would have to be suspicious in
previous generations if the Munchlax was caught in a Great Ball - or pretty much anything other than a Poké Ball. This is different in
X/Y - now the Pokéball that caught the female will be seen as having caught the child. This has a bit more of a strategic effect than
you think. I mean, if you throw out a Dragonite from a Poké Ball online, your opponent could be certain it knows the Egg Move Iron
Tail to counteract any Ice-types he may send it against it. If it comes out in an Ultra Ball or the like, he can be more certain that you
found it (or a pre-evolutionary form) in the wild and it won't know it. But since this is masked, no one knows... Of course, there is also
the Luxury Ball benefit, too.
• Shininess: The Shiny attribute of a Pokémon cannot be inherited. However, the Masuda method, which basically makes you breed
with international Pokémon, allows Shinies to be almost 3 times more common. The specifics... Pokémon in the wild have a chance
of being Shiny equal to 1 in 4,096 in this game, which is basically 0.0244%. You can use PokéRadar/Fishing chaining to boost it up
to 40 in 4,096 or so (0.976%) if you're lucky. Then again, those preferring to breed can use two Pokémon from different-nationality
games (basically yours and another country's) to make the chances 1 in 1,366, close to 3 in 4,096, or about 0.0732%. It's still rare
as crap, but it's probably worth it if chaining ain't your thing.
Mechanics of the Egg
Let's first discuss getting the Egg. When you speak to the girl before an Egg has appeared, she can say a number of things.
Depending on what she says - which itself is independent to certain conditions - there is a specific chance of finding an Egg.
Generally, using traded Pokémon or those of the same species is best. Eggs can potentially be found with every 256 steps in the
field. So, what does he have to say?
(Keep in mind "ID" refers to both the seen ID on your Trainer Card and the hidden Secret ID that you never know of. Basically, there
are 65,536 values for each, and 4,294,967,296 total permutations, so you can basically consider it as "traded".)
Condition Do the Pokémon Get Along? Chance of Finding Eggs

Different Egg Groups The Pokémon prefer to play with others 0%
Different Species, Same ID The two Pokémon don't like each other 20%
Same Species, Same ID The Pokémon seem to get along 50%
Different Species, Different ID The Pokémon seem to get along 50%
Same Species, Different ID The two get along very well 70%
Remember how I earlier glossed over Egg hatching by simply saying it would hatch in 5,000 ~ 30,000 steps? There is a more
specific way to calculate this:
TOTAL STEPS = (B + N) * Y
"B" = Base steps, a value given to each species
"N" = A random number, either 0 or 1
"Y" = A random number, either 255 or 256
What does this mean? Basically, there is not much variance in the amount of steps it takes to hatch an Egg. At most, the variance is
(B + 256) - that means the difference when "N=0, Y=255" and "N=1, Y=256" will equal the number of base steps, plus 256. The
highest base step value I can recall is 120, so basically 400 steps is the general variance. Most of the time, you'll see a formula of
"(B + 1) * 255", the most common formula I've come across. Again, it's just walking, so it's not like it matters, really. Even so, you
can see this section for the appropriate list using the most common values.
Also note that some abilities can reduce the number of steps taken. If a Pokémon in the party has either the Magma Armor or Flame
Body abilities, the steps needed are halved.
I think that finally covers it.
Pokémon Breeding: Important Items
I'll list this as a separate sub-section just in case people want to know the specific items associate with breeding. The effects below
do not represent their whole cumulative effects per the comprehensive Items Listings section, just what pertains to breeding. All of
the items must be held by a parent to obtain the named effects, which are still random without both holding the same item unless
otherwise stated.
Item Name Effects
Destiny Knot Allows five random IVs to be inherited from the parents
Everstone Guarantees the holder's Nature to be passed down
Full Incense Lets Snorlax breed Munchlax when held
Lax Incense Lets Wobbuffet breed Wynaut when held

Light Ball Lets Pikachu breed Pichu that know Volt Tackle
Luck Incense Lets Chansey/Blissey breed Happiny when held
Odd Incense Lets Mr. Mime breed Mime Jr. when held
Power Anklet May pass down the Speed IVs of the holder
Power Band May pass down the Special Defense IVs of the holder
Power Belt May pass down the Defense IVs of the holder
Power Bracer May pass down the Attack IVs of the holder
Power Lens May pass down the Special Attack IVs of the holder
Power Weight May pass down the Max HP IVs of the holder
Pure Incense Lets Chimecho breed Chingling when held
Rock Incense Lets Sudowoodo breed Bonsly when held
Rose Incense Lets Roselia/Roserade breed Budew when held
Sea Incense Lets Marill/Azumarill breed Azurill when held
Wave Incense Lets Mantine breed Mantyke when held
Pokémon Breeding: Exclusive Species
When it comes to Pokédex completion, some species of Pokémon can only be found by breeding them. This section denotes which
Pokémon are typically breeding-exclusive and how to get them. I list all of the Pokémon that typically are breeding-exclusive simply
for the sake of simplicity; some actually can be found in the game by other means, but we're here anyways, right?
Pokémon Parents Method
Azurill Marill, Azumarill Breed while holding Sea Incense
Bonsly Sudowoodo Breed while holding Rock Incense

Budew Roselia, Roserade Breed while holding Rose Incense
Chingling Chimecho Breed while holding Pure Incense
Cleffa Clefairy, Clefable Just breed; nothing special to note
Elekid Electabuzz, Electivire Just breed; nothing special to note
Happiny Chansey, Blissey Breed while holding Luck Incense
Igglybuff Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff Just breed; nothing special to note
Magby Magmar, Magmortar Just breed; nothing special to note
Mantyke Mantine Breed while holding Wave Incense
Mime Jr. Mr. Mime Breed while holding Odd Incense
Munchlax Snorlax Breed while holding Full Incense
Phione Manaphy & Ditto Breed Manaphy and Ditto together for Phione
Pichu Pikachu, Raichu Just breed; hold Light Ball to learn Volt Tackle
Smoochum Jynx Just breed; nothing special to note
Tyrogue Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan, Hitmontop Just breed; nothing special to note
Wynaut Wobbuffet Breed while holding Lax Incense
Pokémon Breeding Processes: The Masuda Method
• PREREQUISITES:
• Access to the Nursery
• At least one Pokémon foreign to your region (this is noted by a regional abbreviation on the Pokémon's status screen, like JPN for
Japan)
• A foreign-region Ditto makes stuff like this really efficient in that you can work it with Pokémon with any gender
• BENEFITS:
• Shiny Pokémon become approximately three times more common (3 in 4,096)
DETAILS:
The Masuda method, seemingly named for Junichi Masuda, a person involved in the development of the Pokémon series, has one
notable benefit: Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiny Pokémon! Shiny Pokémon are not extremely notable on a level of depth. Other than Generation II,
Shiny Pokémon typically did not have exceptional stats, and their movesets and the like were the same as their non-Shiny
counterparts. But the one thing that makes them so desireable on the surface is their coloration. Pokémon often look different when
Shiny - a Shiny Gyarados is red instead of blue, a Shiny Sceptile is cyan instead of green, a Shiny Moltres is pink instead of
yellow/red, a Shiny Salamence is green not blue, a Shiny Rayquaza is black instead of green, and so on and so forth.
Under most circumstances, Shiny Pokémon are extremely rare. The odds of finding them are 12 in 65,536, commonly rounded to 1
in 4,096, about 0.0244%. Think about that for a moment. You might go through 500 wild battles in a relatively completionist
playthrough, yet that's barely 1/10 of the way to the 1 in 5,000 a Shiny Pokémon will appear in. Normally, finding Shinies requires
tedious looking in an area. Additional methods to increase the rate of Shinies have been brought in over the years - like forced
encounters (Shiny Gyarados in Generation II/IV), special items (Shiny Charm, B2/W2, tripled rate), and PokéRadar chaining (Gen.
IV/VI, 40x more effective at best).
Of course, all of them still require some level of work. The one with the least true "work" involved is the Masuda method of Pokémon
breeding. In it, you will need two Pokémon, each from a different region - that means you can have one of your own, and one from
elsewhere. The region is denoted on the Pokémon's status screen by some form of abbreviation where yours are normally blank.
(Plus, Japanese/Korean characters are a dead give-away. =P)
Basically, you breed the two together ... and that's it. There's nothing special involved with this method that you don't want to be - if
you're just looking for a Shiny, without desiring certain IVs or moves or Nature or whatever, you can just breed them, but this
otherwise still falls under normal breeding doctrines.
The chance of finding Shiny Pokémon like this is 6 in 4,096 - six times more effective than random hunting/breeding - and 18 in
4,096 with the Shiny Charm. It's not much, but it's practically the only way to, for example, get Shiny starter Pokémon... ;)
Keep in mind Wonder Trade for this - lots of people use that. As someone from the U.S., I get foreign Pokémon 40% ~ 50% of the
time, which means residents of other regions are very likely to get something foreign (if just the U.S. dominates half the market).
Pokémon Breeding Processes: Maxing IVs
• PREREQUISITES: Keep in mind "perfect" is in reference to your strategy: for example, a "perfect" Speed IV on a Trick Room
Pokémon can actually refer to it being 0 in lieu of 31. Also keep in mind Hyper Training can in effect max your IVs.
• Access to the Nursery
• One Everstone for ideal inheritance of Nature
• One Destiny Knot for ideal inheritance of IVs
• A Ditto with two perfect IVs (if the Pokémon falls in the right gender/Egg Group (must be female and same species or male and
same Egg Group/species), it works just as well)
• Another Ditto with different perfect IVs (if the Pokémon falls in the right gender/Egg Group (must be female and same species or
male and same Egg Group/species), it works just as well)
• A third Ditto with different perfect IVs (if the Pokémon falls in the right gender/Egg Group (must be female and same species or
male and same Egg Group/species), it works just as well)
• Ideally, you can also swap an applicable Pokémon with 6 perfect IVs in for these three Ditto and cut out a lot of middle-man: you
may be able to find a 6V Ditto if you ask on the Trading Boards here on GameFAQs (use the dropdown from the "Boards" tab)
• BENEFITS:
• A Pokémon with 31 IVs in multiple stats!
• A Pokémon with an ideal Nature for whatever stat you want (if you use the Everstone)
• It can be coupled with the Masuda method above if you have enough foreign Pokémon
DETAILS:
This is a method for breeding Pokémon in such a way as to breed them to have perfect IVs. Breeding Pokémon can be a tedious
process, especially when you don't know what you're even passing down - the hold items can help, but... I mean, I use Dittos with
six perfect IVs and it can take me still about 20 Eggs if I have a Pokémon with the right Nature to breed with, and well around 100
without in some cases. I remember my Golett taking like 200+ Eggs before I just settled for Brave over Adamant.
Well, anyways, this method is to get you max IVs on all six stats - as you recall, IVs boost stat growth by their value (0~31) at Level
100, and proportionately at lower levels. Combining this with an ideal Nature allows you to effectively boost a stat 34.1 points above
the base value - with maxed EVs (252+) in a stat, you can increase a stat by almost 100 points! When it comes to powerhouses like
Rhydon in Attack (130 base) or tanks like Blissey (255 base HP), these are significant increases. God forbid you max out the EVs,
IVs, and give an offense-centric Nature to a Shuckle knowing Power Trick. o_o;;
Anyways, the process requires a Ditto with two perfect IVs. You can also combine this with the Masuda method - previous sub-
section - for somewhat likely Shiny Pokémon. It is recommended you do this by hatching five Eggs at a time, and also that you have
a Pokémon with the Flame Body or Magma Body abilities in the party (alongside the Eggs) to speed up the process.
So, once you have the Ditto (or applicable replacement), you need someone of the desired Pokémon species (female if looking for
the hidden ability and it already has it or you're not using the Ditto and the species). Whoever has the desired Nature should hold
the Everstone during breeding to give it to the child. The child will have that Nature. Next, make the child hold a Destiny Knot and
breed that with the second Ditto with different 31-IVs. Once that Egg hatches, breed the child (this time now holding the Destiny
Knot) with the third Ditto. Hopefully, this results in a child with perfect IVs - if not, the Destiny Knot's RNG kinda screwed you, so try
again!
To be sure, check with the IV Ace Trainer in the Battle Resort's Pokémon Center. It will be unlikely for you to actually find one early
on with all four-to-six IVs maxed. However, be sure to compare them to the parents' IVs and think this: "If I were to replace one of
the parents with this Pokémon, would I (a) have more complete IVs among the two than before and (b) would I still be able to get all
of the IVs I want?" Be sure to go through that process every time you hatch an Egg. This will optimize the breeding process's
efficiency and your odds of getting a desired Pokémon.
If you begin using a Pokémon of an non-ideal Nature, however, be sure to only look out for that Pokémon with the right Nature to
begin with. Then also go through the same thought process I mentioned earlier, mostly in regards to whether you will still be able to
generate the ideal set of IVs from the parents with this child in. That way, you can now have the replacement Pokémon have the
Everstone to get the right Nature and the other parent hold the Everstone.
Remember, this will likely take an hour or two to get right, between the optimization steps and the IV-checking. When the two
parents are both high-IV'd (usually I settle for them both having 5 perfect IVs and able to make the perfect set) and throwing down
the proper Nature, at that point you can save a little time by discriminating against the children as you don't really need replacing
after a certain point. For example, did they get the Hidden Ability? If not, you can simply not check them - it speeds things up a little.
not much, but in those long runs when you get unlucky...
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Often, you might find Pokémon with only five maxed IVs, or actually just want one. The main reason is their Attack and Special
Attack for offense. Typically, people will engineer Pokémon in breeding so that the Pokémon's higher of Attack or Special Attack in
their base stats is favored by Nature, EVs, and IVs, often letting the other of the two go completely neglected. (For example, 252
EVs and 31 IVs in Attack with an Adamant Nature, which +10% Attack and -10% Special Attack.) This can result in a ~100 point
boost and much saved time: since you don't have to work on one of the stats, EVs and such can be devoted to the other(s), time is
very much saved, and you don't have to figure out which stat you want the Nature to detract from. The main reason for this is that
the Trainer will have an only-Physical (Attack/Defense) or only-Special (Special Attack/Special Defense) moveset. If you are opting
for such a moveset, you are more than welcome to ignore the stat you're not even going to use whatsoever. Other than Pokémon
with varied movesets and certain other strategies, 6 IVs only has a use in influencing Hidden Power and for breeding with the
Destiny Knot.
EXAMPLE:
Just in case the previous description wasn't very clear, let's say I want a perfect-IV Pikachu. I will first then want a perfect-IV Pikachu
or Pichu from the Nursery. So, this is what I bring to the situation.
• What I Might Use:

• Any Pikachu or Raichu (we'll assume Raichu)
• A Ditto nicknamed "HP/Sp.Atk", with maxed Max HP and Special Attack IVs
• A Ditto nicknamed "Df/Sp.Def", with maxed Defense and Special Defense IVs
• A Ditto nicknamed "Spd./Atk.", with maxed Speed and Attack IVs
• One Destiny Knot
• One Everstone (to get the ideal Nature)
• Process:
• Breed Raichu and a Ditto - for this, I'll use "HP/Sp.Atk." for those IVs.
• Have the one with the desired Nature hold the Everstone as applicable, and the other (or any) have a Destiny Knot.
• Obtain and hatch Eggs until you get a Pichu with two or more perfect IVs.
• Get the Pichu and another Ditto with different IVs together; have one hold the Destiny Knot, and if you have the Pichu with the right
Nature, have it hold an Everstone.
• Obtain and hatch Eggs until you get a Pichu with four or more perfect IVs.
• Get this second Pichu and the third Ditto together, the latter having still-unobtained perfect IVs: have one hold the Destiny Knot, and
if you have an ideal-Nature Pichu, have it hold the Everstone.
• Obtain and hatch Eggs until you have a Pichu with correct-five or six perfect IVs, depending on what your strategy dictates.
• Exceptions: (still referring to the example process)

• If you end up getting a 5- or 6-perfect IV Pichu early in this process, you can stop right there if the IVs are in the stats you want.
• If the strategy you're using dictates that the Pokémon is to be used for offense, you'll want the imperfect of 5 IVs to be the opposite
move-class (physical/special) of the moves you plan to use; for a mixed-class-attacker set, you want 6-IVs; for a status-user set,
generally 4-IVs (non-Attack/Sp. Atk.) will do.
• If you do not start with a Pichu that has the proper Nature and none of the Dittos have it either, then you may need to breed
additional Eggs to until you get it at random: take the 5-IV/6-IV Pichu into the Nursery with a Ditto or another high-IV Pichu until you
get it.
• Note that 6-IV Dittos - which are, honestly, typically hacked ones - are prized for this as they greatly simplify the process and can be
used as wildcards. Remember, it doesn't have to be Ditto, and sometimes it outright can't be: so long as the female Pokémon is of
the species you're attempting to breed, that will do.
Poké Finder
A sort of accessory to your Rotom Pokédex is that of the Poké Finder: at certain locations in the game you'll be able to find and take
pictures of wild Pokémon. In doing so, you'll earn comments and "thumbs ups" (sort of like a point system) on your pictures, and
you'll get more thumbs-ups the better the picture is. Better pictures tend to be zoomed in on the Pokémon, are front-on, and are
done while the Pokémon is posing if at all.
By earning points, you will end up earning new levels to your Poké Finder: once you reach version five, you'll get a stamp on your
Trainer Passport.
Version Thumbs-Up Needed Unlocked Feature
Ver. 1 0 Initial version
Ver. 2 1,000 Zooming in
Ver. 3 10,000 Better zooming
Ver. 4 100,000 Even better zooming
Ver. 5 1,500,000 To call the Pokémon's attention and call them to you
Here's a quick list of all of the locations where you can take pictures with the Poké Finder.
• Melemele Island:
• Hau'oli Cemetery: Northeastern corner of the cemetery.
• Hau'oli City - Beachfront: You can find one just south of the ramp onto the beachfront, near the darker patch of sand.
• Hau'oli City - Shopping District: Down the street from the Pokémon Center near a damaged spot in the right wall.
• Melemele Meadow: On the upper level where you found Nebby on your first visit, at the southernmost tip of the area.
• Kala'e Bay: On the east side of the water, near the water.
• Akala Island:
• Paniola Ranch: Along the west fence near the north exit.
• Brooklet Hill: On the southwestern shore of the lake at the trial site.
• Royal Avenue: At the circular fenced-in garden's southern portion.
• Wela Volcano Park: On the downhill portion, on a lower level on the right side.
• Route 8: Next to the Aether Foundation trailer.
• Ula'ula Island:
• Mount Hokulani: On the downhill portion, at a cliff on the west side.
• Thrifty Megamart: Next to a pile of boxes.
• Ula'ula Meadow: Along the wooden bridge, there's a small bit extra on the southeast end. Stand there to find it.
• Blush Mountain: Near the northwestern fence next to the plant.
• Mount Lanakila: On the uphill portion towards the Pokémon League, on the right side and south of an ice boulder.
• Poni Island:
• Vast Poni Canyon: At the long bridge near the end.
• Poni Meadow: At the western shore of the lake, behind the tree.
• Poni Coast: On a raised ledge near one of the Tauros boulders.
Island Scan
After a certain point in the game, you'll unlock the Island Scan function from the X Button menu. When you access this menu, you'll
be allowed to scan QR codes given off by the Pokédex of other games or found via other means. Any QR code can be used, for that
matter, not just those given off by the Pokédex: in other cases, it's simply somewhat random as to what is seen.
Regardless of the means, these QR codes will add the Pokémon into your Pokédex as being seen. You can scan a new QR code
every two hours, and can save up to 10 QR codes.
If you're interested, here's a link to a ton of QR codes for your game:
• North American Games: Two lists are provided here. The first link to Imgur will load up a few hundred images, so it's best to avoid
that unless you want to get many at once. The second link has a table with all those images linked to in a sortable table, meaning
you can more easily find, pick, and choose the one you want. Either way, you'll find every Pokémon listed in the Alolan Pokédex that
has a QR code attached to it (non-legendary in other words), plus numerous Shiny Formes.
• https://imgur.com/EFOqs
• http://www.pokemongohub.net/pokemon-sun-moon-qr-codes/
• PAL Games: ??? (if you have a link let me know!)
• Japanese Games: ??? (if you have a link let me know!)
• Magearna QR Code (shows all regions): http://www.serebii.net/sunmoon/qrevents.shtml

The more interesting feature of the Island Scan function, however, would be the ability to get other Pokémon in your game. Most
scans will net you 10 points (some special ones, like the Magearna one, will give you more), and when you accumulate 100 points a
Pokémon will appear somewhere in the wild. You'll learn of the location of the Pokémon, and when you go there and fight wild
Pokémon you can find the Pokémon. (Note that this can only be done once per day, even if you do get 100 points again that day.)
The interesting fact is that none of these Pokémon are native to the Alola region. Furthermore, which Pokémon appears where
depends on the day of the week, and which island you're on when hitting 100 points. They are as follows.
Day Melemele Island Akala Island Ula'ula Island Poni Island
Sunday Cyndaquil Gothita Rhyhorn Eelektross
Monday Totodile Spheal Swinub Conkeldurr
Tuesday Deino Luxray Duosion Togekiss
Wednesday Horsea Honedge Roselia Leavanny

Thursday Klink Venipede Staravia Serperior
Friday Chikorita Bellsprout Vigoroth Samurott
Saturday Litwick Marill Axew Emboar
Pokémon Ribbons
Ribbons have been a common characteristic of most Pokémon games since the release of the original Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire.
Each game has had their Ribbons obtainable in a number of ways, and every Ribbon ever obtained will be dragged on from one
game to the next as the Pokémon is transferred. Below, you'll find a comprehensive list of the known Pokémon Ribbons and how to
get them. They'll be ordered by the games' actual releases to which they apply (thus, OR/AS is nearly last), with a variety of special
Ribbons being near the end.
Be particularly aware that, while some cross-regional Ribbons may be similar or even the same in how to get them (such as the
Hoenn and Sinnoh Contest Ribbons), you have to do each task once per region to get all of the Ribbons. However, within the
context of individual games, the games are grouped by their applicability, as it were: for example, if you get the Beauty Ribbon on
Pokémon Sapphire, you cannot get it a second time on Ruby or Emerald. Finally, be aware that only the Pokémon that participate in
the effort that makes you earn the Ribbon (such as the final battle of the Elite Four challenge) will get the Ribbon.
If you're curious, the only way to get the most Ribbons short of hacking and the special ones from distributions would be to get a
Shadow Pokémon from XD, bring it to R/S, and start 100%-ing from there.
There also exist a ton of Ribbons from early Pokémon games not noted here (mostly Generations III/IV) that are referenced in the
game code for the same that likely were intended to be given out at tournaments and the like, but cannot be obtained even through
hacking so they're likely just references to deleted Ribbons. Just thought you'd want to know. The following games also yield no
Ribbons whatsoever: Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen, Pokémon Black/White, Pokémon Black/White 2, and all side-series Pokémon
games aside from Colosseum and XD.
(OLD) HOENN REGION RIBBONS - POKÉMON RUBY, SAPPHIRE, AND EMERALD VERSIONS (GBA)
Ribbon Name How to Obtain
Beat a Master Rank Contest in these games with a high score and have the participant's painting put in the
Artist Ribbon
Lilycove Art Museum.
Beauty Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Beauty Pokémon Contest in these games.
Beauty Ribbon
Win a Hyper-rank Beauty Pokémon Contest in these games.
Hyper
Beauty Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Beauty Pokémon Contest in these games.
Master
Beauty Ribbon
Win a Super-rank Beauty Pokémon Contest in these games.
Super
Champion
Beat the Elite Four and Champion in these games.
Ribbon
Cool Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Cool Pokémon Contest in these games.
Cool Ribbon
Win a Hyper-rank Cool Pokémon Contest in these games.
Hyper
Cool Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Cool Pokémon Contest in these games.
Master
Cool Ribbon
Win a Super-rank Cool Pokémon Contest in these games.
Super
Cute Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Cute Pokémon Contest in these games.
Cute Ribbon
Win a Hyper-rank Cute Pokémon Contest in these games.
Hyper
Cute Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Cute Pokémon Contest in these games.
Master
Cute Ribbon
Win a Super-rank Cute Pokémon Contest in these games.
Super
Show a Pokémon with maxed EVs to a person in the Slateport Marketplace. (Same as in all other games where
Effort Ribbon
this is: cannot get two.)
This Ribbon was given to semifinalists in a national-level Pokémon tournament in 2003. This Ribbon is deleted
Land Ribbon
upon transference to the Unova games and no longer exists in the game code.
This Ribbon was given to runner-ups in a national-level Pokémon tournament in 2005. This Ribbon is deleted
Marine Ribbon
upon transference to the Unova games and no longer exists in the game code.
Smart Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Smart Pokémon Contest in these games.
Smart Ribbon
Win a Hyper-rank Smart Pokémon Contest in these games.
Hyper
Smart Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Smart Pokémon Contest in these games.
Master
Smart Ribbon
Win a Super-rank Smart Pokémon Contest in these games.
Super
Tough Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Tough Pokémon Contest in these games.
Tough Ribbon
Win a Hyper-rank Tough Pokémon Contest in these games.
Hyper
Tough Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Tough Pokémon Contest in these games.
Master
Tough Ribbon
Win a Super-rank Tough Pokémon Contest in these games.
Super
Victory Ribbon Get a 100-win streak in the Battle Tower in these games.
Winning Ribbon Get a 50-win streak in the Battle Tower in these games.
ORRE REGION RIBBONS - POKÉMON COLOSSEUM & POKÉMON XD: GALE OF DARKNESS (GC)
Earth Ribbon This Ribbon is given to all Pokémon in the party when you win 100 straight battles at Mt. Battle.
National Ribbon This Ribbon is given to any Pokémon who was once a Shadow Pokémon and now has been purified.
SINNOH REGION RIBBONS - POKÉMON DIAMOND, PEARL, AND PLATINUM VERSIONS (DS)
Beat the Tower Tycoon for the first time in the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower Single Battle version in Pokémon
Ability Ribbon
Platinum. Same Ribbon as in Pokémon HG/SS (can't get two).
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Mondays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you can
Alert Ribbon
get this: cannot get two.)
Beauty Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Beauty Super Contest in these games.
Beauty Ribbon
Win a Great-rank Beauty Super Contest in these games.
Great
Beauty Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Beauty Super Contest in these games.
Master
Beauty Ribbon
Win an Ultra-rank Beauty Super Contest in these games.
Ultra
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Thursdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Careless Ribbon
can get this: cannot get two.)
Cool Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Cool Super Contest in these games.
Cool Ribbon
Win a Great-rank Cool Super Contest in these games.
Great
Cool Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Cool Super Contest in these games.
Master
Cool Ribbon Ultra Win an Ultra-rank Cool Super Contest in these games.
Cute Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Cute Super Contest in these games.
Cute Ribbon
Win a Great-rank Cute Super Contest in these games.
Great
Cute Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Cute Super Contest in these games.
Master
Cute Ribbon Ultra Win an Ultra-rank Cute Super Contest in these games.
Double Ability Complete the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Double Battle challenge in Pokémon Platinum. Same Ribbon as in
Ribbon Pokémon HG/SS (can't get two).
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Wednesdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Downcast Ribbon
Show a Pokémon with maxed EVs to a person in Sunyshore. (Same as in all other games where this is: cannot
Effort Ribbon
get two.)
Earned by showing a Pokémon with max Happiness to Dr. Footstep on Route 213. Same as in Pokémon X/Y
Footprint Ribbon
and OR/AS (cannot get two).
Bought for $10,000 in the Ribbon Syndicate and given to your lead Pokémon. Same as in Pokémon Omega Ruby
Gorgeous Ribbon
& Alpha Sapphire (cannot get two).
Gorgeous Royal Bought for $999,999 in the Ribbon Syndicate and given to your lead Pokémon. Same as in Pokémon Omega
Ribbon Ruby & Alpha Sapphire (cannot get two).
Great Ability Beat the Tower Tycoon for the second time in the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Single Battle version in
Ribbon Pokémon Platinum. Same Ribbon as in Pokémon HG/SS (can't get two).
Multi Ability Complete the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Multi Battle challenge in Pokémon Platinum. Same Ribbon as in
Pair Ability Complete the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Multi Battle challenge in Pokémon Platinum. Same Ribbon as in
Ribbon Pokémon Platinum (can't get two).
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Fridays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you can
Relax Ribbon
Bought for $100,000 in the Ribbon Syndicate and given to your lead Pokémon. Same as in Pokémon Omega
Royal Ribbon
Ruby & Alpha Sapphire (cannot get two).
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Tuesdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you can
Shock Ribbon
Sinnoh Champ
Beat the Elite Four and Champion in these games.
Ribbon
Smart Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Smart Super Contest in these games.
Smart Ribbon
Win a Great-rank Smart Super Contest in these games.
Great
Smart Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Smart Super Contest in these games.
Master
Smart Ribbon
Win an Ultra-rank Smart Super Contest in these games.
Ultra
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Sundays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you can
Smile Ribbon
Earned from Julia in Sunyshore on Saturdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Snooze Ribbon
Tough Ribbon Win a Normal-rank Tough Super Contest in these games.
Tough Ribbon
Win a Great-rank Tough Super Contest in these games.
Great
Tough Ribbon
Win a Master-rank Tough Super Contest in these games.
Master
Tough Ribbon
Win an Ultra-rank Tough Super Contest in these games.
Ultra
World Ability Complete the Wi-Fi Battle Challenge in Pokémon Platinum's Battle Frontier's Battle Tower. Same Ribbon as in
(NEW) JOHTO REGION RIBBONS - POKÉMON HEARTGOLD AND SOULSILSVER VERSIONS (DS)
Beat the Tower Tycoon for the first time in the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower Single Battle version in these
Ability Ribbon
games. Same Ribbon as in Pokémon Platinum (can't get two).
Earned from Monica on Route 40 on Mondays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Alert Ribbon
Earned from Arthur on Route 36 on Thursdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Careless Ribbon
Double Ability Complete the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Double Battle challenge in Pokémon HG/SS. Same Ribbon as in
Downcast Earned from Wesley at the Lake of Rage on Wednesdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games
Ribbon where you can get this: cannot get two.)
Great Ability Beat the Tower Tycoon for the second time in the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower Single Battle version in these
Ribbon games. Same Ribbon as in Pokémon Platinum (can't get two).
Show a Pokémon with maxed EVs to a person in Blackthorn. (Same as in all other games where this is: cannot
Effort Ribbon
get two.)
Given only to the Pokémon who you use to beat Pokémon Trainer Red atop Mt. Silver. Thus, only up to six are
Legend Ribbon
given per file.
Multi Ability Complete the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Multi Battle challenge in Pokémon HG/SS. Same Ribbon as in
Pair Ability Complete the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower's Multi Battle challenge in Pokémon HG/SS. Same Ribbon as in
Earned from Frieda on Route 32 on Fridays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you can
Relax Ribbon
Earned from Tuscany on Route 29 on Tuesdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Shock Ribbon
Earned from Sunny on Route 37 on Sundays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you can
Smile Ribbon
Earned from Santos in Blackthorn on Saturdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where you
Snooze Ribbon
World Ability Complete the Wi-Fi Battle Challenge in Pokémon HG/SS's Battle Frontier's Battle Tower. Same Ribbon as in
KALOS REGION RIBBONS - POKÉMON X AND Y (3DS)
Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Anbrette on Mondays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where
Alert Ribbon
you can get this: cannot get two.)
Best Friends Show a Pokémon that has max Affection in Pokémon-Amie to Bonnie in Centrico Plaza of Lumiose. Same as in
Ribbon OR/AS (cannot get two).
Careless Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Coumarine on Thursdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games
Dowscast Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Marine Snow on Wednesdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games
Show a Pokémon with maxed EVs to a person in Laverre. (Same as in all other games where this is: cannot get
Effort Ribbon
two.)
Expert Battler Earn a 50-win streak and beat the Battle Chatelaine in the Battle Maison's Super battles. Same as in
Ribbon OR/AS(cannot get two).
Footprint Earned by showing a Pokémon with max Happiness to a man in Shalour. Same as in the Sinnoh-region games and
Ribbon OR/AS (cannot get two).
Kalos
Champion Beat the Elite Four and Champion in these games.
Ribbon
Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Couriway on Fridays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where
Relax Ribbon
Skillful Battler Earn a 20-win streak and beat the Battle Chatelaine in the Battle Maison's regular battles. Same as in OR/AS
Ribbon (cannot get two).
Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Camphrier on Tuesdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where
Shock Ribbon
Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Coumarine on Sundays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where
Smile Ribbon
Earned from a Tourist in Hotel Cyllage on Saturdays: given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in all games where
Snooze Ribbon
Earned from a Black Belt outside Dewford's Pokémo Center when you show her a Pokémon who has
Training
completed all non-tutorial Super Training regimens and beat the time records (thus getting a gold medal in
Ribbon
each). Same as in OR/AS (cannot get two).
(NEW) HOENN REGION RIBBONS - POKÉMON OMEGA RUBY AND ALPHA SAPPHIRE (3DS)
Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Mondays. (Same as the other games it is in: cannot
Alert Ribbon
get two.)
Whenever a Pokémon is transferred from an older game that had Battle Towers and they earned Ribbons
Battle Memory
therein, this Ribbon will replace those Ribbons, with a number indicating how many Ribbons this Pokémon
Ribbon
earned from the Towers.
Beauty Master
Given to a Pokémon that wins the Master Rank Beautiful Contest.
Ribbon
Best Friends Show a Pokémon that has max Affection in Pokémon-Amie to a woman in Mauville Hills. Same as in X/Y (cannot
Ribbon get two).
Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Thursdays. (Same as the other games it is in: cannot
Careless Ribbon
get two.)
Cleverness
Given to a Pokémon that wins the Master Rank Clever Contest.
Master Ribbon
Whenever a Pokémon is transferred from an older game that had Pokémon Contests and they won any Ribbons
Contest Memory
in said Contests, this Ribbon will replace those Ribbons, with a number indicating how many Ribbons this
Ribbon
Pokémon earned in those contests.
Contest Star Given to a Pokémon that wins the five Master Rank Contests, one of each type: also gives them a special battle
Ribbon entrance animation.
Coolness Master
Given to a Pokémon that wins the Master Rank Cool Contest.
Ribbon
Cuteness Master
Given to a Pokémon that wins the Master Rank Cute Contest.
Ribbon
Downcast Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Wednesdays. (Same as the other games it is in:
Ribbon cannot get two.)
Show a Pokémon with maxed EVs to a person in the Pokémon Fan Club. (Same as in all other games where this
Effort Ribbon
is: cannot get two.)
Expert Battler Earn a 50-win streak and beat the Battle Chatelaine in the Battle Maison's Super battles. Same as in X/Y (cannot
Ribbon get two).
Footprint Earned by showing a Pokémon with max Happiness to a man in the Battle Resort. Same as in the Sinnoh-region
Ribbon games and X/Y (cannot get two).
Gorgeous Bought in western 1F of Mauville for $10,000 and given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in the Sinnoh games:
Ribbon cannot earn two.)
Gorgeous Royal Bought in western 1F of Mauville for $999,999 and given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in the Sinnoh games:
Ribbon cannot earn two.)
Hoenn
Champion Given to your party when you defeat the Elite Four and Champion.
Ribbon
Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Fridays. (Same as the other games it is in: cannot get
Relax Ribbon
two.)
Bought in western 1F of Mauville for $100,000 and given to your lead Pokémon. (Same as in the Sinnoh games:
Royal Ribbon
cannot earn two.)
Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Tuesdays. (Same as the other games it is in: cannot
Shock Ribbon
get two.)
Skillful Battler Earn a 20-win streak and beat the Battle Chatelaine in the Battle Maison's regular battles. Same as in X/Y
Ribbon (cannot get two).
Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Sundays. (Same as the other games it is in: cannot get
Smile Ribbon
two.)
Earned from a woman in the Mauville Hills apartments on Saturdays. (Same as the other games it is in: cannot
Snooze Ribbon
get two.)
Toughness
Given to a Pokémon that wins the Master Rank Tough Contest.
Master Ribbon
Earned from a Black Belt outside Dewford's Pokémo Center when you show her a Pokémon who has
Training Ribbon completed all non-tutorial Super Training regimens and beat the time records (thus getting a gold medal in
each). Same as in X/Y (cannot get two).
RIBBONS FROM SPECIAL EVENT POKÉMON DISTRIBUTIONS

Battle
This Ribbon is only obtained on a few Japanese Event Pokémon from Generation V: these Pokémon were those
Champion
that VGC champion Yamamoto used in the 2012 VGCs.
Ribbon
This Ribbon is only obtained on certain Pokémon from special distributions in Generations V and VI, often those
Birthday
celebrating anniversaries in the series. In addition, any Pokémon holding this cannot be traded via GTS,
Ribbon
legendary or not.
This Ribbon is only obtained on certain Pokémon from special distributions. It has been seen in distributions from
Classic Ribbon
Generations IV and V.
This Ribbon is only obtained on certain Pokémon from special distributions. It has only been seen in Generation V
Event Ribbon
distributions, though it is in the code for Generation IV as the History Ribbon.
This Ribbon is only obtained on certain Pokémon from special distributions. It has been seen in distributions from
Premier
Generations IV (Mew only), V (Mewtwo only), and VI (various), mostly in relation to premiers in the Pokémon
Ribbon
movies. In addition, any Pokémon holding this cannot be traded via GTS, legendary or not.
Souvenir This Ribbon is only obtained on certain Pokémon from special distributions. It has only been seen in Generation V
Ribbon distributions, though it is in the code for Generation IV as the Festival Ribbon.
Wishing This Ribbon is only obtained on certain Pokémon from special distributions. It has only been seen in Generation V
Ribbon distributions, though it is in the code for Generation IV as the Carnival Ribbon.
Trainer Passport Stamps
Your Trainer Passport houses a collection of stamps for completing various achievements in the game, 15 in all. These
achievements are denoted below.
Stamp Unlocking Condition
Stamp #1 - Official Pokémon Trainer Receive your Trainer Passport.
Stamp #2 - Melemele Trial Completion Complete the Grand Trial of Melemele Island.
Stamp #3 - Akala Trial Completion Complete the Grand Trial of Akala Island.
Stamp #4 - Ula'ula Trial Completion Complete the Grand Trial of Ula'ula Island.
Stamp #5 - Poni Trial Completion Complete the Grand Trial of Poni Island.
Stamp #6 - Island Challenge Completion Complete the Island Challenge and become the Alola Champion.
Stamp #7 - Melemele Pokédex Completion Complete the Melemele Island part of the Pokédex.
Stamp #8 - Akala Pokédex Completion Complete the Akala Island part of the Pokédex.
Stamp #9 - Ula'ula Pokédex Completion Complete the Ula'ula Island part of the Pokédex.
Stamp #10 - Poni Pokédex Completion Complete the Poni Island part of the Pokédex.
Complete the entirety of the Alola Pokédex. (Excluding Magearna and

Stamp #11 - Alola Pokédex Completion
Marshadow.)
Stamp #12 - 50 Consecutive Single Battle Wins Get a 50-win streak in Single Battles at the Battle Tree.
Stamp #13 - 50 Consecutive Double Battle

Get a 50-win streak in Double Battles at the Battle Tree.
Wins
Stamp #14 - Poké Finder Pro Upgrade the Poké Finder to the maximum level.
Stamp #15 - 50 Consecutive Multi Battle Wins Get a 50-win streak in Multi Battles at the Battle Tree.
Oval Charm & Shiny Charm
There are two special Key Items you can obtain in the course of this game, the Oval Charm and the Shiny Charm.
• Oval Charm: This item boosts the rate at which you can find Eggs at the Pokémon Nursery. To get it, you need to first become the
Alola Champion, then go to the Game Freak building in Heahea City and defeat Morimoto.
• Shiny Charm: This item will triple the rate at which you find Shiny Pokémon in the wild and in other circumstances. To obtain this,
you need to complete the Alola Pokédex, save for Magearna and Marshadow, then speak with the Game Director in Heahea City.
Miscellaneous Gameplay Info
In-Game Pokémon Trades
Sectional Flowchart
• Your Spearow for a Machop

• Your Lillipup for a Bounsweet
• Your Zubat for a Poliwhirl
• Your Pancham for a Happiny
• Your Haunter for a Graveler
• Your Bewear for a Talonflame
Your Spearow for a Machop
Both Spearow Machop Fighting No Guard
On Route 2, there is a Pokémon Center. A girl in there is requesting a Spearow for her Machop.
Your Lillipup for a Bounsweet
Both Lillipup Bounsweet Grass Leaf Guard
In the Route 5 Pokémon Center, a boy near the cafe will trade his Bounsweet for your Lillipup.
Your Zubat for a Poliwhirl
Both Zubat Poliwhirl Water Damp
In the Konikoni City Pokémon Center, a child on the left side will trade their Poliwhirl for your Zubat. Do take note that the Poliwhirl
will be holding Waterium Z!
Your Pancham for a Happiny
Both Pancham Happiny Normal Natural Cure

In Malie City, there is a restaurant in the southwest corner of town. Therein, if you go to the southeast corner, a girl in a sunhat will
offer the predescribed trade.
Your Haunter for a Graveler
Both Haunter Alolan Graveler Rock/Electric Magnet Pull
In Tapu Village, in the Pokémon Center, you can speak to a hiker who will give you his Alolan Graveler - which holds Rockium Z and
will evolve into Alolan Golem in the trade - for a Haunter.
Your Bewear for a Talonflame
Both Bewear Talonflame Fire/Flying Gale Wings
At the Poni Gauntlet, near the end and right near the entrance to the Battle Tree, is a Punk Guy. If you speak to him he'll offer to
trade you a Talonflame for a Bewear, which can be found right in this area. This Talonflame has its Hidden Ability of Gale Wings and
will also come holding Firium Z.
Gift Pokémon
Sectional Flowchart
This section contains info on all of the freely-awarded Pokémon in the game, short of Pokémon downloaded from various
distributions.
• Your Starter Pokémon - Rowlet, Litten, or Popplio

• An Eevee Egg
• Zygarde
• Aerodactyl
Your Starter Pokémon - Rowlet, Litten, or Popplio

Rowlet Grass/Flying Overgrow
Both [None] Litten Fire Blaze
Popplio Water Torrent
NOTE: You only can receive one of these Pokémon
You'll be given one of these three Pokémon at your own decision when you reach Iki Town and rescue Lillie's Cosmog from the
Spearow horde.
An Eevee Egg
Both [none] Eevee (Egg) Normal Adaptability or Run Away
When you go to the Paniola Ranch and visit the Pokémon Nursery, the girl at the reception will hand you an Egg, which will hatch
into an Eevee.
Zygarde
Both [none] Zygarde Dragon/Ground Aura Break / Power Construct
On Route 16, you can find a Reassembly Unit in the place to the east of the Pokémon center set up by the Aether Foundation.
There, you can assemble or separate Zygarde Cores/Cells into Zygarde, either into a unique Zygarde or you can add them onto a
Zygarde. When a Zygarde has at least 10 Cells/Cores (each carry equal weight), you can get the 10% Forme; with 50, the 50%
Forme; and with 100, the Complete Forme. The Forme differences are below for the curious.
# SPECIES BASE STATS LEVEL 100 BASE MAX STATS

POKÉMON ABILITI AT DE SP SP SP H AT DE SP SP SP
HP
TYPE ES K F A D E P K F A D E
Power
Constru 54 71 61 85
8 (10%) und 0 0 1 8 5 7 7 5 5 7
ct

81 95 95
8 (50%) und Break 8 0 1 0 6 5 7 7 5 5 5
Zygarde Power
#71 Dragon/Gro 21 10 12 70 54 20 24 16 19 19 155
8 und 6 0 1 8 2 5 7 7 5 5 1
te) ct
Aerodactyl
Both [none] Aerodactyl Rock/Flying Pressure
In Seafolk Village, go into the southwesternmost of the houses at the pier. You'll find a woman, a man, and a Pelipper inside: the
woman will give you a Level 40 Aerodactyl!
Pokémon Forme Changes
A number of Pokémon have different Formes, as you've probably already figured out by playing the game and with Mega Evolution
and Primal Reversion. You also can quite tell that a Pokémon's Forme can have a drastic effect on the strategy used with that
Pokémon, and even with whether it should be used. Many of these Forme changes are based on gender and are therefore
inconsequential; rather, this section will associate itself with the more pertinent ones not shown elsewhere in this guide, which
themselves are also voluntary for the purposes of this section ... aside from Mega Evolutions and Primal Reversions, which are
covered in their own sections.
Again, keep in mind this is limited to those circumstances you have some semblance of control over: you can either choose the
method or activation of the Forme change, or the circumstances in which it occurs. Random stuff (like male/female, which is RNG-
based) or insignificant stuff (such as male/female Pikachu) is not covered here.

POKÉMO ABILITIE
# SPECIES
N TYPE S
H AT DE SP SP SP AT DE SP SP SP
HP
P K F A D E K F A D E
Deoxys 21
Psychic Pressure 50 150 50 150 50 150 305 105 305 105 305
(Normal) 0
Deoxys 21
(Attack) 0
#38
6
Deoxys
21
(Defensee Psychic Pressure 50 70 160 70 160 90 145 325 145 325 185
0
)
Deoxys 21
(Speed) 0
Deoxys: Deoxys has a ton of Formes, each oriented to a single stat: one for balance, one for Attack and Sp. Atk., one for Defense
and Sp. Def., and one for Speed.

POKÉMON
# SPECIES ABILITIES
TYPE
HP
Wormada Anticipatio 23 16
Bug/Grass 60 59 85 79 105 36 123 175 215 77
m (Plant) n, Overcoat 0 3
#41 Wormada Bug/Groun Anticipatio 23 12

60 79 105 59 85 36 163 215 175 77
3 m (Sandy) d n, Overcoat 0 3
Wormada Anticipatio 23 14
Bug/Steel 60 69 95 69 95 36 143 195 195 77
m (Trash) n, Overcoat 0 3
Wormadam: Wormadam is in a given Forme based on where it evolved from Burmy. It will take on the Plant Forme if evolved in a
grassy area (such as a forest or a field), the Sandy Forme is in a sandy area (such as a beach or desert), and the Trash Forme if
evolved in a city or other civilized area.

POKÉMON ABILITIE
# SPECIES
TYPE S
HP
Rotom
Electric/Ghos 21 18
(Normal Levitate 50 50 77 95 77 91 105 159 195 159
t 0 7
)
#47
9
Rotom 21 17
Electric/Fire Levitate 50 65 107 105 107 86 135 219 215 219
(Heat) 0 7
Rotom Electric/Wate 21 17
Levitate 50 65 107 105 107 86 135 219 215 219
(Wash) r 0 7
Rotom 21 17
Electric/Ice Levitate 50 65 107 105 107 86 135 219 215 219
(Frost) 0 7
Rotom Electric/Flyin 21 17
Levitate 50 65 107 105 107 86 135 219 215 219
(Fan) g 0 7
Rotom Electric/Gras 21 17
Levitate 50 65 107 105 107 86 135 219 215 219
(Mow) s 0 7
Rotom: Rotom can change into a number of Formes: the normal Forme (Electric/Ghost), the washing machine Wash Forme
(Electric/Water), the oven Heat Forme (Electric/Fire), the lawn-mower Mow Forme (Electric/Grass), the Fan Forme (Electric/Flying),
and the refrigerator Frost Forme (Electric/Ice). You can change forms by examining the box of appliances in Professor Kukui's
basement.

POKÉMON ABILITIE
# SPECIES
TYPE S
AT DE SP SP SP AT DE SP SP SP
HP HP
K F A D E K F A D E
Giratina
Ghost/Drago Pressure, 15 31 18
(Altered 100 120 100 120 90 245 205 245 205
n Telepathy 0 0 5
)
#48
7
Giratina Ghost/Drago 15 35 18
Levitate 120 100 120 100 90 245 205 245 205
(Origin) n 0 0 5
Giratina: Giratina changes to its offense-oriented Origin Forme by holding the Griseous Orb. The Griseous Orb can be bought for
$10,000 in the Hau'oli City mall, unlocked in the post-game.

POKÉMON ABILITIE
# SPECIES
TYPE S
HP HP
K F A D E K F A D E
Shaymi
Natural 10 31
n Grass 100 100 100 100 100 205 205 205 205 205
Cure 0 0
(Land)
#49
2
Shaymi Grass/Flyin Serene 10 31
103 75 120 75 127 211 155 245 155 259
n (Sky) g Grace 0 0
Shaymin: Shaymin can change to its more offensive, Grass/Flying Sky Forme when the Gracidea is used on it. This Gracidea can
be found in the post-game, in the clothing store in the Hau'oli City shopping mall.
POKÉMON
# SPECIES ABILITIES
TYPE
HP ATK DEF SPA SPD SPE HP ATK DEF SPA SPD SPE
#493 Arceus Normal Multitype 120 120 120 120 120 120 350 245 245 245 245 245
Arceus: Arceus has many Formes, one for every type in the game. All those aside from Normal are triggered on the basis of
whatever Plate it holds, due to its Multitype ability: whatever type the plate boosts becomes Arceus's type. Many Plates can be
found in Hau'oli City, either in the main game while hidden though some can be bought for $10,000 in the post-game. This isn't all of
them though.

POKÉMON
# SPECIES ABILITIES
TYPE
HP
Tornadus
Prankster, 12 11 26 25 22
(Incarnat Flying 79 115 70 80 235 145 165
Defiant 5 1 8 5 7
e)
#64
1
Tornadus Regenerat 11 12 26 22 24
Flying 79 100 80 90 205 165 185
(Therian) or 0 1 8 5 7
Thunduru
s Electric/Flyi Prankster, 12 11 26 25 22
79 115 70 80 235 145 165
(Incarnat ng Defiant 5 1 8 5 7
e)
#64
2
Thunduru
Electric/Flyi Volt 14 10 26 29 20
s 79 105 70 80 215 145 165
ng Absorb 5 1 8 5 7
(Therian)
Sand
Landorus
Ground/Flyi Force, 11 10 28 23 20
(Incarnat 89 125 90 80 255 185 165
ng Sheer 5 1 8 5 7
e)
#64 Force
5
Landorus Ground/Flyi 10 28 21 18
Intimidate 89 145 90 80 91 295 185 165
(Therian) ng 5 8 5 7
Tornadus, Thundurus, & Landorus: Each of these three pseudo-legendary Pokémon have an additional Forme in addition to the
one in which you caught them known as their Therian Forme. To get that Forme active, you need the Reveal Glass.
# SPECIES ABILITIES BASE STATS LEVEL 100 BASE MAX STATS

POKÉMO AT DE SP SP SP AT DE SP SP SP
HP HP
N TYPE K F A D E K F A D E
Kyurem
Dragon/Ic 12 36 19
(unfused Pressure 130 90 130 90 95 265 185 265 185
e 5 0 5
)
#64
Kyurem- Dragon/Ic 12 36 19
6 Teravolt 170 100 120 90 95 345 205 245 185
Black e 5 0 5
Kyurem- Dragon/Ic Turboblaz 12 36 19

120 90 170 100 95 245 185 345 205
White e e 5 0 5
Kyurem: Kyurem also has his own Formes, unlike his brothers, and is made much more useful by this fact. By means of the DNA
Splicers, when used, you can choose Kyurem and then fuse him with one other Pokémon. The physically-oriented Kyurem-Black is
achieved by fusion with Zekrom, and the specially-oriented Kyurem-White is achieved by fusion with Reshiram. Keep in mind that
the resultant Pokémon will retain most of Kyurem's data. For example:
• If Kyurem is Shiny, the fusion is Shiny - Reshiram/Zekrom do not affect this

• OT and ID data are determined by those on Kyurem
• IVs and EVs and Nature are determined by those on Kyurem
• EXP. and Level are determined by those on Kyurem
• Moves are determined by those on Kyurem
• Contest stats are determined by those on Kyurem
Finally, Kyurem-Black and Kyurem-White cannot be deposited to the Pokémon Bank nor can they be traded. You can only have one
of these fusions per file as well. The fusion will not violate the six Pokémon limit per party, either, since it is its own single Pokémon.
... I think that's it. The fusion is not permanent, however, and can be undone by reusing the DNA Splicers. The DNA Splicers can be
found after becoming Champion, from a person in the secret labs in the Aether Paradise.

POKÉMON ABILITIE
# SPECIES
TYPE S
HP HP
K F A D E K F A D E
Meloetta Normal/Psychi Serene 10 12 31 26 18

77 77 128 90 159 159 261
(Aria) c Grace 0 8 0 1 5
#64
8
Meloetta
Normal/Fighti Serene 10 12 31 15 26
(Pirouett 128 90 77 77 261 185 159
ng Grace 0 8 0 9 1
e)
Meloetta: Meloetta will change between its Aria and Pirouette Formes during the course of battle when it used one specific move:
the Relic Song move. This move can be learned from a move tutor in the reception area of the Hano Grand Resort hotel.

POKÉMON ABILITIE H AT DE SP SP SP AT DE SP SP SP
HP
TYPE S P K F A D E K F A D E
Aegislas
Steel/Ghos Stance 23
h 60 50 150 50 150 60 105 305 105 305 125
t Change 0
(Shield)
#68
1
Aegislas
Steel/Ghos Stance 23
h 60 150 50 150 50 60 305 105 305 105 125
t Change 0
(Sword)
Aegislash: Aegislash, one of the dominant beasts of Single Battles, can change its Forme based on its ability Stance Change,
though the game is not exactly clear on the definition what makes it change Forme. By default, when entering battle, Aegislash uses
its Shield Forme. When it changes to Sword Forme, it has done so because you have used an attacking move of some kind that
also does damage directly. When it changes to Shield Forme, it will only do so whenever you use the move King's Shield: only that
move will change it back. Aegi's stats will change between these Formes: mathematically, it will look like a "flipping" for the general
player. Instead, consider it to be a change in the base stats. That means that anything influencing Attack in the Sword Forme still
affects Attack in Shield Forme. Just to avoid confusion.

POKÉMON ABILITI
# SPECIES
TYPE ES
AT DE SP SP SP H AT DE SP SP SP
HP
K F A D E P K F A D E
Power
Constru 54 71 61 85
8 (10%) und 0 0 1 8 5 7 7 5 5 7
ct

81 95 95
8 (50%) und Break 8 0 1 0 6 5 7 7 5 5 5
Zygarde Power
#71 Dragon/Gro 21 10 12 70 54 20 24 16 19 19 155
8 und 6 0 1 8 2 5 7 7 5 5 1
te) ct
Zygarde: On Route 16, you can find a Reassembly Unit in the place to the east of the Pokémon center set up by the Aether
Foundation. There, you can assemble or separate Zygarde Cores/Cells into Zygarde, either into a unique Zygarde or you can add
them onto a Zygarde. When a Zygarde has at least 10 Cells/Cores (each carry equal weight), you can get the 10% Forme; with 50,
the 50% Forme; and with 100, the Complete Forme.

POKÉMON ABILITIE
# SPECIES
TYPE S
HP
Psychic/Ghos 27 14
Hoopa Magician 80 110 60 150 130 70 225 125 305 265
t 0 5
#72
0
Hoopa
27 16
Unboun Psychic/Dark Magician 80 160 60 170 130 80 325 125 345 265
0 5
d
Hoopa: Hoopa is obtained only from Event distributions and through trading with those who have had Hoopa by that means. Hoopa
has its normal Forme, and also a stronger, Unbound Forme, which is found by using the Prison Bottle on it. This Prison Bottle can
be obtained by speaking to someone in the labs of the Aether Paradise's B2F floor.
Move Tutor Listings
Sectional Flowchart
• Volt Tackle
• Secret Sword & Relic Song
• Dragon Ascent
• Draco Meteor
• Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon, and Frenzy Plant
• Fire Pledge, Water Pledge, and Grass Pledge
Volt Tackle
Move
Type Class Power Acc. PP Targets L.R. Contact Effects
Name
Volt User is hurt (33% of damage dealt); 10%

Electric Physical 120 100 15 One No Yes
Tackle chance toparalyze
Northwest of Konikoni City is a girl with a trio of Pikachus. She'll give you Pikanium Z and also be willing to teach you the move
necessary for Pikachu to make use of that Z Crystal, Pikanium Z.
Secret Song & Relic Song
Move
Type Class Power Acc. PP Targets L.R. Contact Effects
Name
Changes Meloetta's Forme; 10% chance to

Relic Song Normal Special 75 100 10 One No No
put foes to Sleep
Secret Damage considers target's Defense, not Sp.
Fighting Special 85 100 10 One No Yes
Sword Def.
In the Hano Grand Resort's hotel, just to the southwest of reception, a man standing next to an Alolan Meowth will be willing to
teach your Keldeo Secret Sword or your Meloetta Relic Song. By possessing Secret Sword Keldeo enters its Resolute Form, while
by using Relic Song in battle Meloetta will enter its more offensive Aria Forme.
Dragon Ascent
Move Name Type Class Power Acc. PP Targets L.R. Contact Effects
Dragon Lowers the user's Defense and Sp. Def. one

Flying Physical 120 100 5 One No Yes
Ascent stage each
A man in the Seafolk Village Pokémon Center will teach this move to Rayquaza. This highly powerful move is required for Rayquaza
to Mega Evolve.
Draco Meteor
Draco Meteor Dragon Special 130 90 5 One No No Reduces the user's Sp. Atk. 2 stages
The female Ace Trainer in the northwestern corner of the Seafolk Village Pokémon Center will teach this move. Many Dragon-type
Pokémon are capable of learning Draco Meteor, one of the strongest Dragon-type moves in the entire game.
Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon, and Frenzy Plant
Blast Burn Fire Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Frenzy Plant Grass Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Hydro Cannon Water Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
When you unlock the Hau'oli City Mall in the post game, one of the shops there on the east side will be offering to teach your
Pokémon these moves. They can only be taught to the fully-evolved starter Pokémon as below, however:
Blast Burn Hydro Cannon Frenzy Plant

Charizard Blastoise Venusaur
Typhlosion Feraligatr Meganium
Blaziken Swampert Sceptile
Infernape Empoleon Torterra
Emboar Samurott Serperior
Delphox Greninja Chesnaught
Incineroar Primarina Decidueye
Dragon Ascent
Fire Pledge Fire Special 80 100 10 One No No See: Pledge Combos
Grass Pledge Grass Special 80 100 10 One No No See: Pledge Combos
Water Pledge Water Special 80 100 10 One No No See: Pledge Combos
In the Hau'oli City Shopping Mall in the post-game, one vendor on the east side will be able to teach any and all starter Pokémon
the elemental Pledges. These Pledge moves have interesting effects when used in combos in a Double Battle, so click the links
above to check that out.
Battle Styles
Throughout the game, you'll meet people who will teach you different battle styles, which affect your character's animations in battle
- how they throw their Pokémon, how they stand, stuff like that. Here, we'll discuss where you can manage to get each battle style.
Battle Style Learned
Elegant Style Learned at the Malie City garbage plant.
Girlish Style Defeat Captain Lana in Konikoni City.
Idol Style Defeat Master Rank in the Battle Royal.

Left-Handed Style Defeat Ilima in Hau'oli City.
Normal Style Default style.
Passionate Style Get a streak of 50 or more at the Battle Tree.
Reverent Style Defeat Captain Kiawe in Paniola Town (Pokémon Sun) or Captain Mallow in Lush Jungle (Moon).
Smug Style Earned by defeating Gladion before the Elite Four.
Items Listings
Medicinal Items
Item Effect
Ability Switches the user's Abilities if it has a second non-Hidden Ability. Will not work if the Ability is currently Hidden
Capsule or if it only has one non-Hidden Ability. It will not work to earn/lose Hidden Abilities.
Antidote Cures Poisoning and Bad Poisoning from a Pokémon.
Awakening Cures Sleep from a Pokémon.
Heals 20 HP to a Pokémon - novelty item that originated in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. Can be held for auto-
Berry Juice
use at 1//2 HP.
Big Malasada Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus - novelty item that originated in Pokémon Sun and Moon.
Blue Flute Awakens Pokémon from Sleep. Has infinite uses.
Burn Heal Cures Burns from a Pokémon.
Casteliacone Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus - novelty item that originated in Pokémon Black and White.
Elixir Heals 10 PP to every move of a Pokémon.
Energy
Restores one Pokémon's HP by 50 points, but lowers Happiness.
Powder
Energy Root Restores one Pokémon's HP by 120 points (not 200 like pre-Generation VII), but greatly lowers Happiness.
Ether Heals 10 PP to one move of one Pokémon.
Fresh Water Heals 30 HP to one Pokémon (as opposed to the pre-Generation VII value of 50).
Full Heal Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus.
Full Restore Fully restores one Pokémon's HP and cures all ailments (except KO and Pokérus).
Heal Powder Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus, but also lessens the Pokémon's Happiness.
Hyper Potion Restores one Pokémon's HP by 200 points.
Ice Heal Cures the Frozen status from one Pokémon.
Lava Cookie Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus - novelty item that originated in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire.
Lemonade Restores one Pokémon's HP by 70 points.
Lumiose
Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus - novelty item originally in Pokémon X/Y.
Galette
Max Elixir Restores all of the PP for all of one Pokémon's moves.
Max Ether Restores all of the PP to one Pokémon's move.
Max Potion Fully restores the HP of one Pokémon.
Max Revive Revives a Pokémon from KO with full HP.
Mental Herb Cures infatuation, but also lowers the user's Happiness - hold to use automatically.
Moomoo Milk Restores 100 HP to a Pokémon.
Old Gateau Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus - novelty item that originated in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.
Paralyze Heal Cures Paralysis from one Pokémon.
Potion Restores 20 HP to a Pokémon.
Rage Candy Restores 20 HP to a Pokémon - novelty item originating in Pokémon Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, and
Bar SoulSilver.
Red Flute Snaps Pokémon out of infatuation. Has infinite uses.
Revival Herb Revives a Pokémon from KO with full HP, but greatly lowers its Happiness.
Revive Revives a Pokémon from KO with ~50% HP.
Sacred Ash Revives all Pokémon in the party from KO with full HP, and fully restores the HP of all Pokémon not KO'ed.
Shalour Sable Cures all status ailments, except KO and Pokérus - novelty item that originated in Pokémon X/Y.
Soda Pop Restores 50 HP to a Pokémon (as opposed to the pre-Generation VII value of 60).
Super Potion Restores 60 HP to a Pokémon. (Boosted from 50 HP in Generations I-VI.)
Sweet Heart Restores 20 HP to a Pokémon.
White Herb Reverts lowered stats, but lowers Happiness - hold to use automatically.
Yellow Flute Heals Pokémon from Confusion. Has infinite uses.
EV-Changing Items
For those who have no idea what EVs are, check out this section. Otherwise, take note that the vitamin items - HP Up, Protein,
Iron, Calcium, Zinc, and Carbos - will only effect up to 100 EVs in a single stat at once, and beyond that you have to grind manually,
use Super Training (in X/Y/OR/AS), SOS battling (the best method), or use the Wings.
Item Stat Affected EV Change
HP Up Maximum HP +10
Health Wing Maximum HP +1
Pomeg Berry Maximum HP -10
Protein Attack +10
Muscle Wing Attack +1
Kelpsy Berry Attack -10
Iron Defense +10

Resist Wing Defense +1
Qualot Berry Defense -10
Calcium Special Attack +10
Genius Wing Special Attack +1
Hondew Berry Special Attack -10
Zinc Special Defense +10
Clever Wing Special Defense +1
Grepa Berry Special Defense -10
Carbos Speed +10
Swift Wing Speed +1
Tamato Berry Speed -10
Other Stat-Boosting Items
Item Name Effect
Boosts the maximum PP of a move by 60%, or up to 60% of its unaltered max. Will not work if it is already at 160% of
PP Max
the norm.
PP Up Boosts the maximum PP of a move by 20%. Will not work if it is already at 160% of the norm.
Rare
Causes an instant level-up, if the Pokémon is under Level 100. (It's most effective, EXP.-wise, just after a level-up.)
Candy
Hold Items
These items are those that take effect only if held (in most cases), and sometimes when held only by specific Pokémon, most often
for an increase in power or defensive prowess. Unless otherwise stated, their effects' influence are limited to the holder of the item in
question.
To the curious, the Type Gem items are not in this game, except for the Normal Gem, and that is only available through the Diancie
distribution in Pokémon X/Y.
Item Effect
Absorb Bulb If the holder is hit by a Water-type move, Special Attack goes up by one stage. Item is gone after use.
Adamant Orb Boosts Dragon- and Steel-type moves' power by 20% for Dialga.
Air Balloon Makes the Pokémon immune to Ground-type moves until hit (which destroys the item).
Amulet Coin Doubles the money earned in Trainer battles, if the holder participates.
Adrenaline
Boosts the holder's Speed by one stage if the holder is affected by Intimidate.
Orb
Assault Vest Raises Special Defense by 50%, but prevents status moves from being used.
Big Root Increases the power of HP-stealing moves like Absorb and Oblivion Wing by 30%.
Binding Band Increases the power of binding moves (e.g. Wrap, Bind) so that they remove 1/6 max HP per turn instead of 1/8.
Black Belt Increases the power of Fighting moves by 20%.
Heals Poison-type Pokémon's HP (1/16 of the max HP at the end of the turn, like Leftovers), but Poisons and
Black Sludge
damages others (except Steel Pokémon or those with Immunity).
Black Glasses Boosts the power of Dark-type moves by 20%.
Used in Pokémon Contests in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald to raise the contest stat Beauty, it has now returned to
Blue Scarf
use with Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire to boost Beautiful.
Bright
Lowers the foes' accuracy by 10%.
Powder
Bug Gem Powers up a Bug-type move by 30% only once when held. The item is gone after its use.
Bug Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Bug type.
Burn Drive Turns Genesect's Techno Blast into a Fire-type move.
Cell Battery If the holder is hit with an Electric-type move, its Attack rises by one stage. Destroyed after use.
Charcoal Boosts the power of Fire-type moves by 20%.
Chill Drive Turns Genesect's Techno Blast into an Ice-type move.

Choice Band Raises Attack by 50%, but only allows one move to be used until user switches out.
Choice Scarf Raises Speed by 50%, but only allows one move to be used until user switches out.
Choice Specs Raises Special Attack by 50%, but only allows one move to be used until user switches out.
Cleanse Tag Lessens the wild Pokémon encounter rate if held by the lead Pokémon.
Lengthens Rain Dance (move) and Drizzle (ability) by about 3 turns. Primordial Sea - Primal Kyogre's ability - is
Damp Rock
not affected by this.
Dark Gem Powers up a Dark-type move by 30% once. The item is gone after its use.
Dark Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Dark type.
Deep Sea
Doubles Clamperl's Special Defense; also used as one of the Evolution Items.
Scale
Deep Sea
Doubles Clamperl's Special Attack; also used as one of the Evolution Items.
Tooth
If the holder is infatuated, so is the one who did the infatuating; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child can
Destiny Knot
inherit 5 random IVs taken from either parent.
Douse Drive Turns Genesect's Techno Blast into a Water-type move.
Draco Plate Boosts the power of Dragon-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Dragon-type.
Dragon Fang Increases the power of Dragon-type moves by 20%.
Dragon Gem Boosts the power of a Dragon-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Dragon
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Dragon type.
Memory
Dread Plate Boosts the power of Dark-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Dark-type.
Earth Plate Boosts the power of Ground-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Ground-type.
Eject Button If the holder is attacked, it switches with another Pokémon in your party. The item is gone after its use.
Electric Gem Powers up an Electric-type move by 30% one time. The item is gone after its use.
Electric
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Electric type.
Memory
When the holder is on Electric Terrain, this will be consumed and raise their Defense by one stage. The item is
Electric Seed
then consumed: it can only be used once.
Prevents the evolution of Pokémon through leveling up. Also guarantees, in Pokémon Breeding, that the holder's
Everstone
Nature is passed to the child.
Eviolite Raises the Defense and Special Defense by 50% of Pokémon that can evolve still (excluding Mega Evolutions).
Makes super-effective moves 20% more powerful. Commonly used on Protean Pokémon since they already get a
Expert Belt
guaranteed 50% damage boost due to STAB.
Fairy Gem Powers up a Fairy-type move by 30% one time. The item is gone after its use.
Fairy Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Fairy type.
Fighting Gem Powers up a Fighting-type move by 30% one time. The item is gone after its use.
Fighting
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Fighting type.
Memory
Fire Gem Powers up a Fire-type move by 30% one time. The item is gone after its use.
Fire Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Fire type.
Fist Plate Boosts the power of Fighting-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Fighting-type.
Flame Orb Burns the holder: best used with moves (i.e. Fling) that make the opponent hold it, or with Guts or Flare Boost.
Flame Plate Boosts the power of Fire-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Fire-type.
Float Stone Halves the weight of the holder, lessening the effect of weight-based moves like Grass Knot.
Powers up a Flying-type move by 30% once, with the Gem gone after use - if used by using Acrobatics, Acrobatics
Flying Gem
will get the boost from the Gem and its own no-item clause.
Flying
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Flying type.
Memory
Focus Band The holder may survive an attack that would otherwise KO it; it will have just 1 HP.
If the Pokémon is at full HP, it will not be one-hit-KO'ed, surviving with just 1 HP. The user's use of Self-Destruct
Focus Sash and Explosion will still result in kills, as will multi-hit moves (i.e. Bullet Seed) beyond the first hit. Once this is used,
it's gone.
Full Incense The holder will always move last within its Priority class; used in breeding Snorlax for Munchlax.
Ghost Gem Powers up a Ghost-type move by 30% once. The item is gone after its use.
Ghost
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Ghost type.
Memory
Grass Gem Powers up a Grass-type move by 30% once. The item is gone after its use.
Grass
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Grass type.
Memory
When the holder is on Grassy Terrain, this will be consumed and raise their Defense by one stage. The item is then
Grassy Seed
consumed: it can only be used once.
Used in Pokémon Contests in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald to raise the contest stat Smart, it has now returned to
Green Scarf
use with Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire to boost Clever.
Grip Claw Makes multi-turn gripping attacks, like Bind and Wrap, last for around two extra turns (total: seven).
Griseous Orb Powers up Dragon- and Ghost-type moves by 20% for Giratine; also forces Giratina to use its Origin Forme.
Ground Gem Powers up a Ground-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Ground
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Ground type.
Memory
Hard Stone Powers up Rock-type moves by 20%.
Lengthens Sunny Day (move) and Drought (ability) by about 3 turns. Desolate Land - Primal Groudon's ability - is
Heat Rock
not affected.
Ice Gem Powers up an Ice-type move by 30% once. The item is gone after its use.
Ice Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Ice type.
Icicle Plate Boosts the power of Ice-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Ice-type.
Icy Rock Lengthens Hail (move) and Snow Warning (ability) by about 3 turns.
Insect Plate Boosts the power of Bug-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Bug-type.
Halves the user's Speed and negates all Ground-immunity designations on the holder: use moves like Fling to give
Iron Ball
it to the enemy.
Iron Plate Boosts the power of Steel-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Steel-type.
Makes foes flinch around 10% of the time; also used as one of the Evolution Items. If the move already has a
King's Rock
chance to flinch (i.e. Air Slash), then its rate is unaffected.
The holder will move last in its Priority class every turn: it doesn't necessarily move last, but often does, as if it's a
Lagging Tail
Priority -0.5 loss
Lax Incense Lowers foes' accuracy by 10%; used to breed Wobbuffet for Wynaut.
Leftovers The holder regains 1/16 (6.25%) of its max HP with each turn that passes.
The power of moves is increased by 30%, but the holder also loses 10% of its max HP with each damaging move it
Life Orb
uses, unless they have Sheer Force (ability) for some reason.
Light Ball Doubles Pikachu's Attack and Special Attack; held by it to help breed Volt Tackle onto children.
Light Clay Lengthens the barrier moves (Light Screen, Reflect, Aurora Veil) by 3 turns (making for a duration of 8 overall).
If the holder participates in a Trainer battle, you get two times as much money as usual; used to breed
Luck Incense
Chansey/Blissey for Happiny.
Lucky Egg Boosts the experience the holder gets by 50%.
Lucky Punch Increases the critical-hit ratio of moves used by Chansey by two stages permanently.
Luminous
Boosts the holder's Special Defense by one stage if hit with a Water-type move, but only once.
Moss
Lustrous Orb Boosts the power of Dragon- and Water-type moves by 20% for Palkia.
Macho Brace Doubles EV growth, but lowers Speed.
Magnet Boosts the power of Electric-type moves by 20%.
Meadow Plate Boosts the power of Grass-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Grass-type.
Cures infatuation, Disable, Encore, Taunt, and Torment but also lowers the user's Happiness - hold to use
Mental Herb
automatically.
Metal Coat Boosts the power of Steel-type moves by 20%; also used as one of the Evolution Items.
Metal Powder Increases the Defense of Ditto by 50%. The boost is removed upon it Transforming, however.
If a move is used consecutively, it grows in power by 20% per use (x1.2, x1.4, x1.6, x1.8, x2.0) with a max of x2.0
Metronome
power (5 uses). This boost is nullified after using a different move, and its effect stacks with Echoed Voice (move).
Mind Plate Boosts the power of Psychic-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Psychic-type.
Miracle Seed Boosts the power of Grass-type moves by 20%.
When the holder is on Misty Terrain, this will be consumed and raise their Special Defense by one stage. The item
Misty Seed
is then consumed: it can only be used once.
Muscle Band Increases the power of Physical-class moves by 10%.
Mystic Water Boosts the power of Water-type moves by 20%.
Never-Melt
Boosts the power of Ice-type moves by 20%.
Ice
Normal Gem Boosts the power of a Normal-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Odd Incense Boosts the power of Psychic-type moves by 20%; used to breed Mr. Mime for Mime Jr..
Used in Pokémon Contests in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald to raise the contest stat Cute, it has now returned to use
Pink Scarf
with Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire to boost the same.
Pixie Plate Boosts the power of Fairy-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Fairy-type.
Poison Barb Boosts the power of Poison-type moves by 20%.
Poison Gem Boosts the power of a Poison-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Poison
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Poison type.
Memory
The holder always gains 8 Speed EV after battle, but lowers Speed; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child will
Power Anklet
inherit their Speed IVs.
The holder always gains 8 Sp. Def. EV after battle, but lowers Speed; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child will
Power Band
inherit their Sp. Def. IVs.
The holder always gains 8 Defense EV after battle, but lowers Speed; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child will
Power Belt
inherit their Defense IVs.
The holder always gains 8 Attack EV after battle, but lowers Speed; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child will
Power Bracer
inherit their Attack IVs.
Lets a move that needs two turns to execute (e.g. Geomancy, Fly, Dig, Solar Beam), other than Sky Drop, be used
Power Herb
immediately.
The holder always gains 8 Sp. Atk. EV after battle, but lowers Speed; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child will
Power Lens
inherit their Sp. Atk. IVs.
Power The holder always gains 8 HP EV after battle, but lowers Speed; in Pokémon Breeding, the holder's child will
Weight inherit their HP IVs.
Psychic Gem Powers up a Psychic-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Psychic
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Psychic type.
Memory
When the holder is on Psychic Terrain, this will be consumed and raise their Special Defense by one stage. The
Psychic Seed
item is then consumed: it can only be used once.
Pure Incense Keeps wild Pokémon away somewhat if the holder is the lead Pokémon; used to breed Chimecho for Chingling.
Quick Claw The user will strike first 3/16 (18.75%) of the time within their Move Priority class for the move they're using.
Quick Powder Doubles the Speed of Ditto; however, the boost is removed upon Ditto's Transforming.
Razor Claw Increases the critical-hit ratio of moves by one stage permanently; also used as one of the Evolution Items.
Makes hit enemies flinch 10% of the time, but moves that already can cause flinching aren't affected; also used as
Razor Fang
one of the Evolution Items.
If the holder is hit by an enemy, the foe is removed from battle - this will end wild encounters. This item is gone
Red Card
after its use.
Used in Pokémon Contests in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald to raise the contest stat Cool, it has now returned to use
Red Scarf
with Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire to boost the same.
Moves that normally do nothing will now hit the holder (i.e. Ground against a Flying-type) - use moves like Fling or
Ring Target
Trick to give this to the enemy.
Rock Gem Powers up a Rock-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Rock Incense Increases the power of Rock-type moves by 20%; used to breed Sudowoodo for Bonsly.
Rock Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Rock type.
Contact attackers will lose 1/6 of their HP. Often paired with the Rough Skin or Iron Barbs abilities to pile on the
Rocky Helmet
effect.
Rose Incense Boosts the power of Grass-type moves by 20%; used to breed Roselia and Roserade for Budew.
Safety
The holder will not be affected by Hail, Sandstorm, or the various Powders.
Goggles
Scope Lens Increases the holder's critical-hit ratio by an automatic one stage.
Sea Incense Boosts the power of Water-type moves by 20%; also used in breeding Azurill from Marill/Azumarill.
Sharp Beak Boosts the power of Flying-type moves by 20%.
Shed Shell Allows the holder to switch Pokémon even if they're trapped (e.g. by Mean Look or Shadow Tag).
Shell Bell The user gains a little HP when damaging the enemy, equal to 1/8 of the damage dealt.
Shock Drive Turns Genesect's Techno Blast into an Electric-type move.
Silk Scarf Boosts the power of Normal-type moves by 20%.
Silver Powder Boosts the power of Bug-type moves by 20%.
Sky Plate Boosts the power of Flying-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Flying-type.
Smoke Ball Allows instant escape from wild Pokémon battles.
Smooth Rock Lengthens the move Sandstorm and ability Sand Stream by about 3 turns.
Snowball If the user is hit with an Ice-type attack, Attack is raised by one stage - this only works once.
Soft Sand Boosts the power of Ground-type moves by 20%.
Makes Pokémon grow Happy faster. Great for boosting the power of Return faster, and for dealing with certain
Soothe Bell
evolutions (e.g. Riolu, Eevee) that require Happiness.
Soul Dew Meant to be held by Latios or Latias - boosts both their Dragon- and Psychic-type moves' power by 20%.
Spell Tag Boosts the power of Ghost-type moves by 20%.
Splash Plate Boosts the power of Water-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Water-type.
Spooky Plate Boosts the power of Ghost-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Ghost-type.
Steel Gem Boosts the power of a Steel-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Steel Memory Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Steel type.
Stick Let Farfetch'd hold it to raise his critical-hit ratio by two stages permanently
The holder is damaged on every turn - it can be transferred to contact attackers, or through moves like Fling that
Sticky Barb
give it to them.
Stone Plate Boosts the power of Rock-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Rock-type.
Terrain
When the holder activates a Terrain move, its duration is boosted from 5 to 8 turns.
Extender
Thick Club Let Cubone or Marowak hold it to double their Attack.
Badly Poisons the holder: use moves like Fling to give it to foes, or have an ally with the Poison Heal ability hold it
Toxic Orb
for HP healing, or use it with the Toxic Boost ability or Guts.
Toxic Plate Boosts the power of Poison-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Poison-type.
Twisted
Boosts the power of Psychic-type moves by 20%.
Spoon
Water Gem Boosts the power of a Water-type move by 30% just once. The item is gone after its use.
Water
Item to be held by Silvally: turns Silvally and its signature move Multi-Attack into the Water type.
Memory
Wave Incense Boosts the power of Water-type moves by 20%; used to breed Mantine to get Mantyke.
Weakness
If the holder is hit supereffectively, then its Attack and Special Attack both are boosted two stages.
Policy
White Herb Reverts lowered stats, but lowers Happiness - hold to use automatically. One use only.
Wide Lens Raises the accuracy of moves by 10%.

Wise Glasses Raises the power of Special-class moves by 10%.
Used in Pokémon Contests in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald to raise the contest stat Tough, it has now returned to
Yellow Scarf
use with Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire to boost the same.
Zap Plate Boosts the power of Electric-type moves by 20%; also turns Arceus and Judgment into Electric-type.
Zoom Lens If the holder moves after the Pokémon it wants to hit, its accuracy is boosted by 20%.
Berries (General)
Note that all Berries are single-use; that is, once they're used, the user is no longer holding an item. That's not to say that the Berry
is necessarily gone forever: it can be reused with the move Recycle or the ability Harvest.
For the record, all Berries are able to be used for the purposes of selling, growing for mutations (in X/Y anyhow), and for Pokéblock
making, though I noted a few with this specifically because they have no other use. Also be sure to check out the Berries
(Growth) section to find some more data about growing Berries.
Item Effect
Restores 1/8 max HP when hitting 1/3 HP, but causes confusion if the Pokémon hates the taste; must be held to
Aguav Berry
take effect.
Apicot Berry Raises Special Defense by 1 stage when hitting 1/4 HP; must be held to take effect.
Aspear Berry Thaws frozen Pokémon; takes effect automatically if held.
Babiri Berry Weakens super-effective Steel-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Belue Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Bluk Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Charti Berry Weakens super-effective Rock-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Cheri Berry Cures paralysis; takes effect automatically if held.
Chesto Berry Awakens the Pokémon from sleep; takes effect automatically if held.
Chilan Berry Weakens Normal-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Chople Berry Weakens super-effective Fighting-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Coba Berry Weakens super-effective Flying-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Colbur Berry Weakens super-effective Dark-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Cornn Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
The Pokémon gets to move first (in its Priority class when hitting 1/4 HP if it normally doesn't; must be held to
Custap Berry
take effect.
Durin Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Enigma Berry The Pokémon regains some HP after any super-effective attack; must be held to take effect.
Figy Berry
take effect.
Ganlon Berry Raises Defense by 1 stage when hitting 1/4 HP; must be held to take effect.
Grepa Berry Increases Happiness, but lowers Special Defense EVs by 10.
Haban Berry Weakens super-effective Dragon-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Hondew
Increases Happiness, but lowers Special Attack EVs by 10.
Berry
Iapapa Berry
take effect.
Jaboca Berry If the holder is hit by a Physical-class move, the attacker also is damaged; must be held to take effect.
Kasib Berry Weakens super-effective Ghost-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Kebia Berry Weakens super-effective Poison-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Kee Berry If hit by a Physical-class attack, Defense increases by 1 stage; must be held to take effect.
Kelpsy Berry Increases Happiness, but lowers Attack EVs by 10.
Lansat Berry Raises the critical-hit ratio by 1 stage when hitting 1/3 HP; must be held to take effect.
Leppa Berry Restores 10 PP of a chosen move; takes effect automatically on the first move to hit 0 PP if held.
Liechi Berry Raises Attack by 1 stage when hitting 1/4 HP; must be held to take effect.
Lum Berry Cures all status ailments, except for Pokérus and KO; takes effect automatically if held.
Mago Berry
take effect.
Magost Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Maranga
If hit by a Special-class attack, Defense increases by 1 stage; must be held to take effect.
Berry
Micle Berry Raises accuracy by one stage when hitting 1/4 HP; must be held to take effect.
Nanab Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Nomel Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Occa Berry Weakens super-effective Fire-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Oran Berry Restores 10 HP; takes effect automatically if held.
Pamtre Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Passho Berry Weakens super-effective Water-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Payapa Berry Weakens super-effective Psychic-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Pecha Berry Cures Poison and Bad Poison; takes effect automatically if held.
Persim Berry Cures confusion; takes effect automatically if held.
Petaya Berry Raises Special Attack by 1 stage when hitting 1/3 HP; must be held to take effect.
Pinap Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Pomeg Berry Increases Happiness, but lowers Max HP EVs by 10.
Qualot Berry Increases Happiness, but lowers Defense EVs by 10.
Rabuta Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Rawst Berry Cures burns; takes effect automatically if held.

Razz Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Rindo Berry Weakens super-effective Grass-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Roseli Berry Weakens super-effective Fairy-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Rowap Berry If the holder is hit by a Special-class move, the attacker also is damaged; must be held to take effect.
Salac Berry Raises Speed by one stage when hitting 1/4 HP; must be held to take effect.
Shuca Berry Weakens super-effective Ground-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Sitrus Berry Heals 25% of the user's max HP when falling below 50% HP; takes effect automatically if held.
Spelon Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, to or grow for mutations.
Starf Berry Raises a random stat by 2 stages when hitting 1/4 HP; must be held to take effect.
Tamato Berry Increases Happiness, but lowers Speed EVs by 10.
Tanga Berry Weakens super-effective Bug-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Wacan Berry Weakens super-effective Electric-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Watmel Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Wepear Berry Only useful to sell, grind into Pokéblocks, or grow for mutations.
Wiki Berry
take effect.
Yache Berry Weakens super-effective Ice-type attacks by 50%; must be held to take effect.
Berries (Growth)
Isle Aplenny in the Poké Pelago will serve as a place to grow Berries and get more of them. By growing Berries you can get more of
them: that's mostly what this section is about, to detail how long to grow them and how many you'll get. Effects for battles and the
like are in the previous section.
Growt Growt Berr Growt Growt

Berry h Berr Berry h y Berry h Berr Berry h Berr
Time y Time Yield Time y Time y
Yiel Yiel Yiel
d d d
Agua Qualo
24 Custap 72 Liechi 72 48 5~1
v 3~9 2~8 2~8 t
hours Berry hours Berry hours hours 4
Berry Berry
Apico
72 Figy 24 Lum 48 4~1 Rawst 24 4~1
t 2~8 3~9
hours Berry hours Berry hours 0 Berry hours 2
Berry
Aspe Ganlo
24 4~1 72 Mago 24 Rindo 48
ar n 2~8 3~9 2~6
hours 2 hours Berry hours Berry hours
Berry Berry
Babir Maran
48 Grepa 48 72 Roseli 48
i 2~6 5~14 ga 2~8 2~6
hours Berry hours hours Berry hours
Berry Berry
Bluk 24 4~1 Haban 48 Occa 48 Salac 72

2~6 2~6 2~8
Berry hours 2 Berry hours Berry hours Berry hours
Chart Honde
48 48 Oran 24 4~1 Shuca 48
i 2~6 w 5~14 2~6
hours hours Berry hours 2 Berry hours
Berry Berry
Cheri 24 4~1 Iapapa 24 Passho 48 Sitrus 48 5~1

3~9 2~6
Berry hours 2 Berry hours Berry hours Berry hours 4
Chest Payap
24 4~1 Kasib 48 48 Starf 72
o 2~6 a 2~6 2~4
hours 2 Berry hours hours Berry hours
Berry Berry
Chila
48 Kebia 48 Pecha 24 4~1 Tanga 48
n 2~6 2~6 2~6
hours Berry hours Berry hours 2 Berry hours
Berry
Chopl Toma
48 Kee 72 Persim 24 4~1 48 5~1
e 2~6 2~8 to
hours Berry hours Berry hours 2 hours 4
Berry Berry
Waca
Coba 48 Kelpsy 48 Petaya 72 48
2~6 5~14 2~8 n 2~6
Berry hours Berry hours Berry hours hours
Berry
Colbu
48 Lansat 72 Pinap 24 4~1 Wiki 24
r 2~6 2~4 3~9
hours Berry hours Berry hours 2 Berry hours
Berry
Lepp Pom
Corn 48 48
24 a 24 eg Yache 2~
n 3~9 4~12 hour 5~14 hour
hours Berr hours Berr Berry 6
Berry s s
y y
Battle Items
Item Effect
Dire Hit Increases the critical-hit ratio by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
Guard Spec. Prevents stat reductions on your party for five turns.
X Accuracy Increases a Pokémon's accuracy by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
X Attack Increases a Pokémon's Attack by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
X Defend Increases a Pokémon's Defense by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
X Sp. Atk. Increases a Pokémon's Special Attack by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
X Sp. Def Increases a Pokémon's Special Defense by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
X Speed Increases a Pokémon's Speed by 1 stage until the Pokémon is KO'ed, switched out, or the battle ends.
Pokéballs
Catch Rates
Pokéball
Special Catch Rate Conditions & Notes
Type
Normal Special
Beast Ball x0.1 x5.0 Has a x5.0 catch rate when used on an Ultra Beast, and x0.1 otherwise
Cherish Ball x1.0 N/A - rarely found off of Event Pokémon
Dive Ball x1.0 x3.5 Use on Pokémon living underwater
Dream Ball x255.0 Not usable in Sun/Moon - found on Black/White Dream World Pokémon
Dusk Ball x1.0 x3.5 Use at night or in caves and dark areas
Fast Ball x1.0 x4.0 Has a boosted catch rate if the Pokémon has a Speed above 100
Friend Ball x1.0 Caught Pokémon quickly get Happy
Great Ball x1.5 N/A
Heal Ball x1.0 Fully heals caught Pokémon; useless if you send the Pokémon to PC on capture
-20 from the Pokémon's own catch rate if under 451.1 lbs., +20 for 451.1-677.3 lbs., +30 for
Heavy Ball x1.0
677.3-903.0 lbs., +40 for more
If the Pokémon you're catching is of the opposite gender as the one you have out, the rate is
Love Ball x1.0 x8.0
boosted
Lure Ball x1.0 x5.0 Use on Pokémon found via fishing
Luxury Ball x1.0 Caught Pokémon quickly get Happy
Master Ball x255.0 Captures any Pokémon, within reason
x1.1 ~
Nest Ball x1.0 Catch rate equals 40 minus the foe's level, divided by 10
x3.9
Net Ball x1.0 x3.0 Use on Bug- or Water-type Pokémon
Poké Ball x1.0 N/A
Premier Ball x1.0 Typically found by buying 10 Poké Balls
Quick Ball x1.0 x4.0 Use in first four turns for the boosted rate
Repeat Ball x1.0 x3.0 Use on previously-owned species
Safari Ball x1.5 Not usable in Sun/Moon - only shown as what you caught a Pokémon in
x1.1 ~
Timer Ball x1.0 Catch rate +0.1 for every turn, up to x4.0 (30 turns)
x4.0
Ultra Ball x2.0 N/A
Pokémon Fossils
BASE STATS
POKÉMON FOSSIL POKÉMON REVIVED TYPE
HP Atk. Def. Sp.Atk. Sp.Def. Speed
Armor Fossil Shieldon Rock/Steel 30 42 118 42 88 30
Claw Fossil Anorith Rock/Bug 45 95 50 40 50 75
Cover Fossil Tirtouga Rock/Water 54 78 103 53 45 22
Dome Fossil Kabuto Rock/Water 30 80 90 55 45 55
Helix Fossil Omanyte Rock/Water 35 40 100 90 55 35
Jaw Fossil Tyrunt Rock/Dragon 58 89 77 45 45 48
Old Amber Aerodactyl Rock/Flying 80 105 65 60 75 130
Plume Fossil Archen Rock/Flying 55 112 45 74 45 70
Root Fossil Lileep Rock/Grass 66 41 77 61 87 23
Sail Fossil Amaura Rock/Ice 77 59 50 67 63 46
Skull Fossil Cranidos Rock 67 125 40 30 30 58
Evolution Items
NOTE
This is not a section for "Mega Evolution" items - this section is designed around the permanent evolution items Pokémon has seen
for years. Evolution through this method is permanent, unlike the Mega Evolutions. For Mega Evolution items, please see Mega
Stones.
Item Pokémon Used On How to Use Item Resultant Pokémon
Snorunt (female) Immediate use Froslass

Dawn Stone
Kirlia (male) Immediate use Gallade
Deep Sea Scale Clamperl Hold during trade Huntail

Deep Sea Tooth Clamperl Hold during trade Gorebyss
Dragon Scale Seadra Hold during trade Kingdra
Dubious Disc Porygon2 Hold during trade Porygon-Z
Murkrow Immediate use Honchkrow
Misdreavus Immediate use Mismagius

Dusk Stone
Lampent Immediate use Chandelure
Doublade Immediate use Aegislash
Electirizer Electabuzz Hold during trade Electivire
Vulpix Immediate use Ninetales
Growlithe Immediate use Arcanine

Fire Stone
Eevee Immediate use Flareon
Pansear Immediate use Simisear
Sandshrew (Alolan) Immediate use Sandslash (Alolan)

Ice Stone
Vulpix (Alolan) Immediate use Ninetales (Alolan)
Poliwhirl Hold during trade Politoed

King's Rock
Slowpoke Hold during trade Slowking
Gloom Immediate use Vileplume
Weepinbell Immediate use Victreebel
Leaf Stone Exeggcute Immediate use Exeggutor
Nuzleaf Immediate use Shiftry
Pansage Immediate use Simisage

Magmarizer Magmar Hold during trade Magmortar
Onix Hold during trade Steelix

Metal Coat
Scyther Hold during trade Scizor
Nidorina Immediate use Nidoqueen
Nidorino Immediate use Nidoking
Clefairy Immediate use Clefable

Moon Stone
Jigglypuff Immediate use Wigglytuff
Skitty Immediate use Delcatty
Munna Immediate use Musharna
Oval Stone Happiny Level up while holding this at high Happiness Chansey
Prism Scale Feebas Hold during trade Milotic
Protector Rhydon Hold during trade Rhyperior
Razor Claw Sneasel Hold and level-up at night Weavile
Razor Fang Gligar Hold and level-up at night Gliscor
Reaper Cloth Dusclops Hold during trade Dusknoir
Sachet Spritzee Hold during trade Aromatisse
Togetic Immediate use Togekiss
Roselia Immediate use Roserade

Shiny Stone
Minccino Immediate use Cinccino
Floette Immediate use Florges
Sun Stone Gloom Immediate use Bellossom

Sunkern Immediate use Sunflora
Cottonee Immediate use Whimsicott
Petilil Immediate use Lilligant
Helioptile Immediate use Heliolisk
Pikachu Immediate use Raichu
Thunder Stone Eevee Immediate use Jolteon
Eelektrik Immediate use Eelektross
Up-Grade Porygon Hold during trade Porygon2
Poliwhirl Immediate use Poliwrath
Shellder Immediate use Cloyster
Staryu Immediate use Starmie

Water Stone
Eevee Immediate use Vaporeon
Lombre Immediate use Ludicolo
Panpour Immediate use Simipour
Whipped Dream Swirlix Hold during trade Slurpuff
Mega Stones
Mega Stones are items used to induce Mega Evolution in Pokémon. Mega Evolution is a phenomenon that can only occur during
the span of a battle; when a Mega Stone reacts with your Key Stone, the Pokémon will Mega Evolve, which can cause stat boosts
and type and Ability changes, which makes it very useful to have around.
If you would like to see the stats of the Mega Pokémon, see this section.
So, without further ado, the Mega Stones! Please note that all of the Mega Stones for Pokémon available in the Alola
Pokédex can be bought in the Battle Tree in the post-game for 64 BP each: that's the generalizations of this section to be honest,
bar a few exceptions.
Other Mega Stones have been made available through competitions and through Mystery Gift Passwords, as well, for the record.
MEGA STONES FOUND IN ALOLA
Mega
Mega Stone Version Location
Evolves
Absolite Both Absol Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Aerodactylite Both Aerodactyl Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP; your initial Mega Stone when you defeat Dexio
Alakazite Both Alakazam
in the post-game.
Blastoisinite Both Blastoise Earned by defeating Red at the Battle Tree.
Charizardite X Both Charizard Earned by defeating Red at the Battle Tree.
Charizardite Y Both Charizard Earned by defeating Red at the Battle Tree.
Garchompite Both Garchomp Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Gengarite Both Gengar Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Glalitite Both Glalie Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Gyaradosite Both Gyarados Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Kangaskhanite Both Kangaskhan Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Lucarionite Both Lucario Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Metagrossite Both Metagross Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Pinsirite Both Pinsir Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Sablenite Both Sableye Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Salamencite Both Salamence Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Scizorite Both Scizor Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Sharpedonite Both Sharpedo Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.

Slowbroite Both Slowbro Bought at the Battle Tree for 64 BP.
Venusaurite Both Venusaur Earned by defeating Red at the Battle Tree.
MEGA STONES NOT FOUND IN ALOLA
Mega
Mega Stone Version Location
Evolves
Abomasite Both Abomasnow (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Aggronite Both Aggron (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Altarianite Both Altaria (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Ampharosite Both Ampharos (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Audinite Both Audino (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Banettite Both Banette (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Beedrill Both Beedrill (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Blazikenite Both Blaziken (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Cameruptite Both Camerupt (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Diancite Both Diancie (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Galladite Both Gallade (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Gardevoirite Both Gardevoir (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Heracronite Both Heracross (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Houndoominite Both Houndoom (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Latiasite Both Latias (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Latiosite Both Latios (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Lopunnite Both Lopunny (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Manectite Both Manectric (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Mawilite Both Mawile (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Medichamite Both Medicham (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Mewtwonite X Both Mewtwo (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Mewtwonite Y Both Mewtwo (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Pidgeotite Both Pidgeot (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Sceptilite Both Sceptile (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Steelixite Both Steelix (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Swampertite Both Swampert (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Tyranitarite Both Tyranitar (Not found in Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon)
Primal Orbs
Primal Orbs function for much the same purpose as Mega Stones: to give the holder a different Forme, in this case the Primal
Forme. However, unlike with Mega Stones, the use of a Primal Orb is immediate: the moment the holder comes into battle, they
immediately transform into their Primal Forme.
If you would like to see the stats of the Primal Pokémon, see this section.
Primal Orb Version Intended Wielder Location
Blue Orb Both Kyogre Bought for $10,000 in the Hau'oli City Mall during the post-game.
Red Orb Both Groudon Bought for $10,000 in the Hau'oli City Mall during the post-game.
Z Crystals
Z Crystals are special hold items which will allow certain Pokémon to use special Z Moves.
TYPE-SPECIFIC Z CRYSTALS
Item Holder Z Move Location
Anyone with a Bug

Buginium Z Savage Spinout From the chest of Buginium Z's in the Shady House in Po Town
move.
Anyone with a Dark

Darknium Black Hole Eclipse Complete The Grand Trial of Ula'ula Island
move.
Anyone with a Dragon

Dragonium Z Devastating Drake Complete the trial at Vast Poni Canyon
move.
Anyone with an Electric

Electrium Z Gigavolt Havoc Complete the trial at Mount Hokulani
move
Anyone with a Fairy

Fairium Z Twinkle Tackle Meet with Captain Mina in Vast Poni Canyon
move.
Anyone with a Fighting

Fightnium Z All Out Pummeling Complete The Grand Trial of Melemele Island
move.
Anyone with a Fire Complete the trial at Wela Volcano Park; a trade at Poni
Firium Z Inferno Overdrive
move Gauntlet
Anyone with a Flying Supersonic Obtain Machamp for your Ride Pager, then follow the path
Flyinium Z
move. Skystrike blocked by the gray cubic boulder at Ten Carat Hill
Anyone with a Ghost Never-Ending

Ghostium Z Complete the trial at the Thrifty Megamart
move. Nightmare
Anyone with a Grass

Grassium Z Bloom Doom Complete the trial at Lush Jungle
move.
Anyone with a Ground

Groundium Z Tectonic Crush Complete The Grand Trial of Poni Island
move.
Icium Z Anyone with a Ice move. Subzero Slammer Mount Lanakila - Cavern, on a pillar
Anyone with a Normal

Normalium Z Breakneck Blitz Complete the trial at Verdant Cave
move.
Anyone with a Poison

Poisonium Z Acid Downpour Received from Plumeria just before entering Vast Poni Canyon
move.
Anyone with a Psychic
Psychium Z Shattered Psyche Haina Desert
move.
Anyone with a Rock Complete The Grand Trial of Akala Island; a trade in Tapu
Rockium Z Continental Crush
move. Village
Anyone with a Steel

Steelium Z Corkscrew Crash Complete the trial at Mount Hokulani
move.
Anyone with a Water

Waterium Z Hydro Vortex Complete the trial at Brooklet Hill; a trade in Konikoni City
move
POKÉMON-SPECIFIC Z CRYSTALS
Item Holder Z Move Location
Aloraichium Stoked
Raichu Seafolk Village
Z SparkSurfer
Defeat Guzma in Malie Garden (after Molayne's trial): must have

Sinister Arrow
Decidium Z Decidueye chosen Rowlet (you get the other two later just after becoming
Raid
Champion)
Eevium Z Eevee Extreme Evoboost The Eevee Trainer Quest

Malicious
Incinerium Z Incineroar chosen Litten (you get the other two later just after becoming
Moonsault
Champion)
Marshadium Soul-Stealing 7-
Marshadow (Currently not available in the game)
Z Star Strike
Mewnium Z Mew Genesis Supernova (Currently not available in the game)
Pikanium Z Pikachu Catastropika Konikoni City
Pikashunium 10,000,000 Volt

Pikachu with cap (Currently not available in the game)
Z Thunderbolt

Primarium Z Primarina Oceanic Operetta chosen Popplio (you get the other two later just after becoming
Champion)
Pulverizing
Snorlium Z Snorlax Exclusive to the launch-time event Munchlax.
Pancake
Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele,
Tapunium Z Guardian of Alola Received when you battle Tapu Koko after becoming Champion
Tapu Bufu, Tapu Fini
Miscellaneous
Item Effect
Black Flute Increases the encounter rate for higher-leveled Pokémon in the area you use it for a while.
Escape Rope Allows instant escape from most dungeons, notably caverns.
Heart Scale Give to the Move Reminder as currency for relearning old moves.
Honey Attracts Pokémon like the move Sweet Scent, often triggering Horde Battles.
Max Repel Prevents wild encounters for 250 steps.
Pink Nectar Makes Oricorio have its Baile Style.
Purple Nectar Makes Oricorio have its Pa'u Style.
Red Nectar Makes Oricorio have its Pom-Pom Style.
Repel Prevents wild encounters for 100 steps.
Super Repel Prevents wild encounters for 200 steps (the most cost-effective option).
White Flute Makes it easier for you to encounter lower-leveled Pokémon for a while after use.
Yellow Nectar Makes Oricorio have its Sensu Style.
Stuff to Sell
Pretty much all of this stuff, while having been made available for maniacs in previous games, cannot be sold for higher-than-normal
prices. When you get them, you may as well sell them at a PokéMart, for they have no real function in the game - there are no
Maniacs like in Black/White.
• Balm Mushroom
• Big Mushroom
• Big Nugget
• Big Pearl
• Comet Shard
• Nugget
• Pearl
• Pearl String
• Pretty Wing
• Rare Bone
• Stardust
• Star Piece
• Tiny Mushroom
TMs (Technical Machines)
[Move [Power [Acc. [PP [Targets [L.R. [Cont. [TM's

[TM] [Type] [Class]
Name] ] ] ] ] ] ] Location]
Finish the
challenge at
TM01 Work Up Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No
the Trainers
School
Vast Poni
Physica
TM02 Dragon Claw Dragon 80 100 15 One No Yes Canyon -
l
Trial Site
Lake of the
TM03 Psyshock Psychic Special 80 100 10 One No No Sunne/Moon
e
Seafolk City -
TM04 Calm Mind Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No
Poké Mart
TM05 Roar Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No Kala'e Bay
Aether
TM06 Toxic Poison Status --- 90 10 One No No Paradise:
Second Visit
Royal
TM07 Hail Ice Status --- --- 10 Field No No Avenue -
Poké Mart
Konikoni
Fightin
TM08 Bulk Up Status --- --- 20 User No No City - Street
g
vendor
Konikoni
TM09 Venoshock Poison Special 65 100 10 One No No City - Street
vendor
Paniola
Hidden
TM10 Normal Special 60 100 15 One No No Ranch -
Power
Nursery
Royal
TM11 Sunny Day Fire Status --- --- 5 Field No No Avenue -
Poké Mart
TM12 Taunt Dark Status --- 100 20 One No No Route 13
Mount
TM13 Ice Beam Ice Special 90 100 10 One No No Lanakila -
Cavern
Seafolk City -
TM14 Blizzard Ice Special 110 70 5 Enemies No No
Poké Mart
Seafolk City -
TM15 Hyper Beam Normal Special 150 90 5 One No No
Poké Mart
Heahea City -
TM16 Light Screen Psychic Status --- --- 30 Allies No Yes
Poké Mart
Heahea City -
TM17 Protect Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
Poké Mart
Royal
TM18 Rain Dance Water Status --- --- 5 Field No No Avenue -
Poké Mart
Malie City -
TM19 Roost Flying Status --- --- 10 User No No
Poké Mart
Heahea City -
TM20 Safeguard Normal Status --- --- 25 Allies No No
Poké Mart
Malie City -
Physica
TM21 Frustration Normal 1~102 100 20 One No Yes Malasada
l
Shop
Seafolk City -
TM22 Solar Beam Grass Special 120 100 10 One No No
Poké Mart
Physica Malie City -

TM23 Smack Down Rock 50 100 15 One No No
l Poké Mart
TM24 Thunderbolt Electric Special 90 100 15 One No No Poni Wilds

Seafolk City -
TM25 Thunder Electric Special 110 70 10 One No No
Poké Mart
Physica Resolution
TM26 Earthquake Ground 100 100 10 Not User No No
l Cave
Malie City -
Physica
TM27 Return Normal 1~102 100 20 One No Yes Malasada
l
Shop
Physica Akala
TM28 Leech Life Bug 20 100 15 One No Yes
l Outskirts
Aether
TM29 Psychic Psychic Special 90 100 10 One No No Paradise -
Story event
TM30 Shadow Ball Ghost Special 80 100 15 One No No Route 15
Fightin Physica Verdant

TM31 Brick Break 75 100 15 One No Yes
g l Cave
Konikoni
TM32 Double Team Normal Status --- --- 15 User No No City - Street
vendor
Heahea City -
TM33 Reflect Psychic Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
Poké Mart
Seafolk City -
TM34 Sludge Wave Poison Special 95 100 10 Not User No No
Poké Mart
Flamethrowe Vast Poni

TM35 Fire Special 90 100 15 One No No
r Canyon
Po Town -
TM36 Sludge Bomb Poison Special 90 100 10 One No No Shady House
2F
Royal
TM37 Sandstorm Rock Status --- --- 10 Field No No Avenue -
Poké Mart
Seafolk City -
TM38 Fire Blast Fire Special 110 85 5 One No No
Poké Mart
Physica Wela
TM39 Rock Tomb Rock 60 95 10 One No No
l Volcano Park
TM40 Aerial Ace Flying 60 --- 20 One Yes Yes
l Poké Mart
TM41 Torment Dark Status --- 100 15 One No No Route 5

TM42 Facade Normal 70 100 20 One No Yes
l Poké Mart
Route 8 -
Physica
TM43 Flame Charge Fire 50 100 20 One No Yes obtained
l
automatically
Royal
Avenue - Give
TM44 Rest Psychic Status --- --- 10 User No No the Hypno in
the Megamart
$1,000
Hano Grand
Resort hotel -
approach the
ladies and
TM45 Attract Normal Status --- 100 15 One No No
Machamp on
the west side
and win the
battle
Verdant
Physica Cave -
TM46 Thief Dark 60 100 10 One No Yes
l Requires
Tauros
Konikoni
Fightin Physica
TM47 Low Sweep 65 100 20 One No Yes City - Street
g l
vendor
The Hau'oli
TM48 Round Normal Special 60 100 15 One No No
City Mall
Hau'oli City:
TM49 Echoed Voice Normal Special 40 100 15 One No No Shopping
District
Poni
TM50 Overheat Fire Special 130 90 5 One No No
Meadow

TM51 Steel Wing Steel 70 90 25 One No Yes
l Poké Mart
Fightin Seafolk City -

TM52 Focus Blast Special 120 70 5 One No No
g Poké Mart
A part of
Route 8
accessible
TM53 Energy Ball Grass Special 90 100 10 One No No from Lush
Jungle -
requires
Machamp
Complete The
Physica Grand Trial
TM54 False Swipe Normal 40 100 40 One No Yes
l of Melemele
Island
Route 5 -
TM55 Scald Water Special 80 100 15 One No No
need Lapras
Hau'oli
Physica
TM56 Fling Dark 10~130 100 10 One No No Cemetary -
l
night-only
TM57 Charge Beam Electric Special 50 90 10 One No No Route 5
Route 8 -
beat all
Trainers on
Physica
TM58 Sky Drop Flying 60 100 10 One Yes Yes the Route
l
then beat the
Trainer at the
east end
Route 5 -
Physica coming from
TM59 Brutal Swing Dark 60 100 20 Not User No No
l the Route
8 side
TM60 Quash Dark Status --- 100 15 One No Yes Poni Plains
The
lighthouse
outside
TM61 Will-O-Wisp Fire Status --- 85 15 One No No Konikoni
City -
requires
Machamp
Ten Carat
Physica
TM62 Acrobatics Flying 55 100 15 One Yes Yes Hill - Farthest
l
Hallow
Blush
Mountain -
TM63 Embargo Dark Status --- 100 15 One No No From a move
in the power
plant
Melemele
Physica
TM64 Explosion Normal 250 100 5 Not User No No Sea - requires
l
Sharpedo
Konikoni
Physica
TM65 Shadow Claw Ghost 70 100 15 One No Yes City - Street
l
vendor

TM66 Payback Dark 50 100 10 One No Yes
l Poké Mart
Complete the
Physica
TM67 Smart Strike Steel 70 --- 10 One No Yes trial at Lush
l
Jungle
Physica Seafolk City -

TM68 Giga Impact Normal 150 90 5 One No Yes
l Poké Mart
Malie City -
TM69 Rock Polish Rock Status --- --- 20 User No No
Poké Mart
Heahea City -
TM70 Aurora Veil Ice Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
Poké Mart
Physica Seafolk City -

TM71 Stone Edge Rock 100 80 5 One No No
l Poké Mart
Descending
TM72 Volt Switch Electric Special 70 100 20 One No No Mount
Hokulani
Thunder
TM73 Electric Status --- 100 20 One No No Route 7
Wave
Physica
TM74 Gyro Ball Steel 1~150 100 5 One No Yes Route 11
l
Swords Malie City -

TM75 Normal Status --- --- 20 User No No
Dance Poké Mart
Malie City
Physica
TM76 Fly Flying 90 95 15 One Yes Yes Library -
l
from a girl
TM77 Psych Up Normal Status --- --- 10 One No No Route 12

TM78 Bulldoze Ground 60 100 20 Not User No No
l Poké Mart
Ancient Poni
Path, from a
part
TM79 Frost Breath Ice Special 60 90 10 One No No accessible
by Poni
Breaker
Coast
Melemele
Physica
TM80 Rock Slide Rock 75 90 10 Enemies No No Sea - requires
l
Sharpedo
Physica
TM81 X-Scissor Bug 80 100 15 One No Yes Route 16
l
Konikoni
Physica
TM82 Dragon Tail Dragon 60 90 10 One No Yes City - Street
l
vendor
Route
Poké Ride
3 (need
TM83 Infestation Bug Special 20 100 35 One No No Item Cleanup
Tauros
- Tauros
)
Route 3
Physica
TM84 Poison Jab Poison 80 100 20 One No Yes (need
l
Tauros)
TM85 Dream Eater Psychic Special 100 100 15 One No No Haina Desert
TM86 Grass Knot Grass Special 20~120 100 20 One No Yes Lush Jungle
Visit Guzma's
mom in a
southwest
TM87 Swagger Normal Status --- 90 15 One No No
Route 2 house
after beating
the game
Paniola Town,
from
TM88 Sleep Talk Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
the Route
6 side
Physica Malie Town -

TM89 U-turn Bug 70 100 20 One No No
l Poké Mart
Speak with
Kukui after
TM90 Substitute Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
beating the
game
Seafolk
TM91 Flash Cannon Steel Special 80 100 10 One No No
Village
From Kahili in
the lobby of
the Hano
TM92 Trick Room Psychic Status --- --- 5 Field No No Grand Resort
hotel after
becoming
Champion
Physica
TM93 Wild Charge Electric 90 100 15 One No Yes Route 15
l
Poni Breaker
TM94 Surf Water Special 90 100 15 Not User No Yes
Coast
Descending
TM95 Snarl Dark Special 55 95 15 Not User No No Mount
Hokulani
Defeat every
Trainer
on Route 5 -
Nature including
TM96 Normal Status --- --- 20 ? No No
Power from
the Route
8 side - and
beat Bronson
TM97 Dark Pulse Dark Special 80 100 15 One Yes No Poni Coast
Physica Poni Breaker

TM98 Waterfall Water 80 100 15 One No Yes
l Coast
Dazzling Vast Poni

TM99 Fairy Special 80 100 10 Enemies No No
Gleam Canyon - 2F
TM10 Hau'oli
Confide Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No
0 Cemetary
Key Items
Item Effect
DNA Splicers Fuses Kyurem with Reshiram or Zekrom. Can also split them apart.
Enigmatic Card Requests you viist the guest in a room in the Route 8 motel.
Exp. Share Gives EXP. to all Pokémon in your party, not just those who participate.
Fishing Rod Permits fishing for Pokémon.
Gracidea Transforms Shaymin into its Sky Forme when used.
Key Stone An item obtained in the post-game which permits your Pokémon to Mega Evolve.
Lens Case Lets you change your eye color.
Makeup Bag Lets you change your lip color.
Moon Flute Used in a plot event.
Oval Charm Boosts the rate at which Pokémon Eggs are found when breeding.
Poké Finder Lets you take pictures in places where you might find Pokémon.
Prison Bottle Changes Hoopa into its Unbound Forme.
Professor's Mask The mask of the Masked Royal, to be given back to Professor Kukui in Malie Garden.
Rider Pager Enables the Poké Ride function with the Y Button.
Shiny Charm Triples the encounter rate for Shiny Pokémon. Requires completing the entire Alola Pokédex to obtain.
Sparkling Stone Received early in the game. Purpose initially unknown.
Sun Flute Used in a plot event.
Z Ring Used to activate Z Moves and Mega Evolution.
Zygarde Cube Used to collect Zygarde Cells and Cores.
Hyper Training Bottle Caps
Bottle Caps are meant to be used as currency for Hyper Training. Do note that while they're meant to emulate a change in IVs they
do not actually change the IVs. Rather, they simply provide a flat boost to the stat equivalent to the difference between 31 and your
current IV. For example, say you have an IV of 18 in Attack; the Silver Bottle Cap will boost your Attack by 13 points (31 - 18 = 13)
but you will retain that 18 IV. This assures Hidden Power is not affected.
Item Name Effect
Bottle Cap Boosts a single stat IV to max.
Gold Bottle Cap Boosts all stats' IVs to max.
Shop Details
Hau'oli City
HAU'OLI CITY - POKÉ MART
HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)

HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT - MALASADA SHOP
Sweet Malasada $200 You buy this and immediately raise a chosen Pokémon's Happiness stat.
Big Malasada $350 Cures a Pokémon's ailments, except for Fainted, when used on them!
Route 2
Heal Ball $300 Fully heals the target upon capture, though that's useless if it's sent to the PC. Has a catch rate of x1.0.
Luxury Ball $1,000 Has a base catch rate of x1.0, but the caught Pokémon has higher Happiness than normal.
Nest Ball $1,000 Has a higher catch rate the greater the difference in you and your foe's level (+0.1 per level, up to x4.0).
Super Potion $700 Heals 60 HP to a single Pokémon.
Heahea City
HEAHEA CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
HEAHEA CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM16 (Light Screen) $10,000 Psychic Status --- --- 30 Allies No Yes
TM17 (Protect) $10,000 Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No

TM20 (Safeguard) $10,000 Normal Status --- --- 25 Allies No No
TM33 (Reflect) $10,000 Psychic Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
TM70 (Aurora Veil) $30,000 Ice Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
Paniola Town
PANIOLA TOWN POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
PANIOLA TOWN POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
Repeat Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a tripled catch rate on Pokémon species you've caught before.
Net Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a triple catch rate on Water- and Bug-type Pokémon.
Timer Ball $1,000 A Pokéball whose capture rate goes up by 0.1 every turn, up to 4.0x.
Route 5
Royal Avenue
ROYAL AVENUE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)

ROYAL AVENUE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM07 (Hail) $50,000 Makes it Hail for five turns.
TM11 (Sunny
$50,000 Makes it Sunny for five turns.
Day)
TM18 (Rain
$50,000 Makes it Rainy for five turns.
Dance)
TM37
$50,000 Makes it Sandstorm for five turns.
(Sandstorm)
Heal Ball $300 A Pokéball that has a catch rate of 1.0x but fully heals the Pokémon on capture.
A Pokémon with a higher catch rate the greater the difference in your and your foe's levels (+0.1 per
Nest Ball $1,000
level up to 4.0).
Timer Ball $1,000 A Pokéball whose catch rate goes up by 0.1 per turn, up until 4.0.
Strange Souvenir $3,000 Purpose unknown.
If a Pokémon species has two different non-Hidden Abilities and your Pokémon has a non-Hidden
Ability Capsule 100 BP
one, this switches it to the other.
Calcium 2 BP Boosts your Sp. Atk. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Carbos 2 BP Boosts your Speed by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
HP Up 2 BP Boosts your HP by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Iron 2 BP Boosts your Defense by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Protein 2 BP Boosts your Attack by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Rare Candy 48 BP Boosts your Level by 1.
Zinc 2 BP Boosts your Sp. Def. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Everstone 16 BP If held by a Pokémon, it will not evolve (except in VERY special cases).
The holder always gains 8 Speed EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Anklet 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Sp. Def. EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Band 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Defense EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Belt 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Attack EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Bracer 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 Sp. Atk. EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Lens 16 BP
Speed stat.
The holder always gains 8 HP EVs after a battle, regardless of who it fights, but halves the user's
Power Weight 16 BP
Speed stat.
Binding Band 48 BP Increases the power of the wielder's binding moves and lengths their duration.
Bright Powder 48 BP Reduces the foe's accuracy by 10% when held.
Damp Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Rainy weather to be 8 turns.
When held, if the wielder is infatuated, so will be the one infatuating. It also enables inheriting 5 of 6
Destiny Knot 48 BP
IVs when breeding.
Expert Belt 48 BP When held, the Pokémon deals 20% more damage when its hits are super-effective.
Float Stone 48 BP Halves the holder's weight.
Heat Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Sunny weather to be 8 turns.
Icy Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Hailing weather to be 8 turns.
Leftovers 48 BP When held, the Pokémon regains 1/16 of its max HP every turn.
Metronome 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's moves grow in strength with consecutive use (by 10% up to 50%).
Muscle Band 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's physical moves are boosted in power by 10%.
Quick Claw 48 BP Let's the user go first in its move priority class 3/16 of the time.
Scope Lens 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's critical-hit rate is automatically boosted by one stage.
Shell Bell 48 BP When held, the Pokémon regains 1/8 of the damage it deals back as healed HP.
Smooth Rock 48 BP If the wielder initiates it, lengthens the duration of Sandstorming weather to be 8 turns.
Soothe Bell 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's Happiness grows a lot faster.
Wise Glasses 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's special moves are boosted in power by 10%.
Zoom Lens 48 BP When held, the Pokémon's accuracy is boosted 20%.
Route 8
$300

Dive Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a 3.0x catch rate on Pokémon who live underwater.
Dusk Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a 3.0x catch rate at night or in tunnels, caves, and other dark places.
Quick Ball $1,000 A Pokéball with a 4.0x catch rate on the first turn of battle.
Konikoni City
KONIKONI CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
Adrenaline Orb $300

KONIKONI CITY - OLIVIA'S EVOLUTIONARY STONE SHOP
Fire Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
Leaf Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
Thunder Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
Water Stone $3,000 Evolves certain Pokémon; click here for the details.
KONIKONI CITY STREET VENDOR - INCENSE GIRL
Full Incense $5,000 Halves the user's Speed if held. Also enables the breeding of Munchlax if held.
Lax Incense $5,000 Boosts the holder's evasion by 10%. Also enables the breeding of Wynaut if held.
If the holder participates in Trainer Battles you earn doubled money. Also enables the breeding of
Luck Incense $11,000
Happiny of held.
Odd Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Psychic moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Mime Jr. if held.
Lowers the wild encounter rate if held by your lead Pokémon. Also enables the breeding of Chingling
Pure Incense $6,000
if held.
Rock Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Rock moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Bonsly if held.
Rose Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Grass moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Budew if held.
Sea Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Water moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Azurill if held.
Wave Incense $2,000 Boosts the power of the holder's Water moves by 20%. Also enables the breeding of Mantyke if held.
KONIKONI CITY STREET VENDOR - TECHNICAL MACHINE (TM) SHOP

TM08 (Bulk Up) $10,000 Fighting Status --- --- 20 User No No
TM09
$10,000 Poison Special 65 100 10 One No No
(Venoshock)
TM32 (Double
Team)
TM47 (Low
$10,000 Fighting Physical 65 100 20 One No Yes
Sweep)
TM65 (Shadow
$10,000 Ghost Physical 70 100 15 One No Yes
Claw)
TM82 (Dragon
$10,000 Dragon Physical 60 90 10 One No Yes
Tail)
KONIKONI CITY STREET VENDOR - HERB SELLER
Energy Powder $500 Heals 60 HP to a single Pokémon, but lowers their Happiness.
Energy Root $1,200 Heals 120 HP to a sginle Pokémon, but greatly lowers their Happiness.
Heal Powder $300 Cures all of the ailments of one Pokémon save for KO/Pokérus, but lowers their Happiness.
Revival Herb $2,800 Revives a Pokémon from KO with full HP, but greatly lowers their Happiness.
Malie City
MALIE CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
Adrenaline Orb $300

MALIE CITY POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM19 (Roost) $10,000 Flying Status --- --- 10 User No No
TM23 (Smack
Down)
TM40 (Aerial
$10,000 Flying Physical 60 --- 20 One Yes Yes
Ace)
TM42 (Facade) $10,000 Normal Physical 70 100 20 One No Yes

TM51 (Steel
$10,000 Steel Physical 70 90 25 One No Yes
Wing)
TM66 (Payback) $10,000 Dark Physical 50 100 10 One No Yes
TM69 (Rock
$10,000 Rock Status --- --- 20 User No No
Polish)
TM75 (Swords
Dance)
TM78 (Bulldoze) $10,000 Ground Physical 60 100 20 Not User No No
TM89 (U-turn) $10,000 Bug Physical 70 100 20 One No No
Mount Hokulani
MOUNT HOKULANI POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
$300

MOUNT HOKULANI POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
Calcium $10,000 Boosts your Sp. Atk. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Carbos $10,000 Boosts your Speed by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
HP Up $10,000 Boosts your HP by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Iron $10,000 Boosts your Defense by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Protein $10,000 Boosts your Attack by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Zinc $10,000 Boosts your Sp. Def. by 10 EVs, up to 100 EVs in that stat or 510 total.
Tapu Village
TAPU VILLAGE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
$300

Route 16
$300

Seafolk Village
SEAFOLK POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (LEFT SALESMAN)
Adrenaline Orb $300

SEAFOLK VILLAGE POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART (RIGHT SALESMAN)
TM04 (Calm
$10,000 Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No
Mind)
TM14 (Blizzard) $30,000 Ice Special 110 70 5 Enemies No No

TM15 (Hyper
$50,000 Normal Special 150 90 5 One No No
Beam)
TM22 (Solar
$10,000 Grass Special 120 100 10 One No No
Beam)
TM25 (Thunder) $30,000 Electric Special 110 70 10 One No No
TM34 (Sludge
$10,000 Poison Special 95 100 10 Not User No No
Wave)
TM38 (Fire
$30,000 Fire Special 110 85 5 One No No
Blast)
TM52 (Focus
$30,000 Fighting Special 120 70 5 One No No
Blast)
TM68 (Giga
$50,000 Normal Physical 150 90 5 One No Yes
Impact)
TM71 (Stone
Edge)
Mount Lanakila
MOUNT LANAKILA POKÉMON CENTER - POKÉ MART
$300
Full Restore $3,000 Fully restores a Pokémon's HP and cures all of its ailments (except KO/Pokérus).

Battle Tree
BATTLE TREE BP EXCHANGE - LEFT COUNTER (SOME TRADE EVOLUTION ITEMS)
32
Deep Sea Scale Doubles Clamperl's Special Defense when held. If held by Clamperl in a trade it'll evolve into Gorebyss.
BP
32
Deep Sea Tooth Doubles Clamperl's Special Attack when held. If held by Clamperl in a trade it'll evolve into Huntail.
BP
32
Dragon Scale Evolves Seadra into Kingdra if held during a trade.
BP
32
Dubious Disc Evolves Porygon2 into Porygon-Z if held during a trade.
BP
32
Electirizer Evolves Electabuzz into Electivire if held during a trade.
BP
32 The wielder's attacks have a 20% chance to flinch the target if they lack such a chance. Evolves Slowpoke
King's Rock
BP into Slowking if held in a trade.
32
Magmarizer Evolves Magmar into Magmortar if held during a trade.
BP
32
Protector Evolves Rhydon into Rhyperior if held during a trade.
BP
32
Sachet Evolves Spritzee into Aromatisse if held during a trade.
BP
Whipped 32
Evolves Swirlix into Slurpuff if held during a trade.
Dream BP
32
Up-Grade Evolves Porygon into Porygon2 if held during a trade.
BP
BATTLE TREE BP EXCHANGE - MIDDLE COUNTER (COMPETITIVE HOLD ITEMS)
32 Makes the holder immune to Ground moves. This item is destroyed when the user takes damage from a
Air Balloon
BP move.
48
Assault Vest The user's Sp. Def. is boosted by 50%. However, they cannot use status moves.
BP
48 The user's Attack is boosted by 50%. However, they can only use one move the entire time they are in
Choice Band
BP battle.
48 The user's Sp. Atk. is boosted by 50%. However, they can only use one move the entire time they are in
Choice Scarf
BP battle.
48 The user's Speed is boosted by 50%. However, they can only use one move the entire time they are in
Choice Specs
BP battle.
32
Eject Button One-time consumable item: when the user s struck by a move they are switched out of battle.
BP
16
Flame Orb Burns the holder.
BP
32 One-time consumable item: when the user is struck by a move at full HP that would KO them, they hang
Focus Sash
BP on with 1 HP, a la Sturdy.
16
Iron Ball Halves the user's Speed and removes immunity to Ground moves.
BP
48 The user's moves are 30% stronger. However, each offensive move used makes them lose 10% of their
Life Orb
BP HP.
24 One-time consumable item: when the user is affected by a status that affects its moves, e.g. Taunt, the
Mental Herb
BP effect is negated.
24 One-time consumable item: when the user uses a two-turn move that requires a charging up on the first
Power Herb
BP turn, this will be consumed and the move used immediately.
48 The holder is not affected by contact-based effects on the target: for example, they're not affected by the
Protective Pads
BP target's Static or Rough Skin.
32
Red Card One-time consumable item: when the user is struck by a move, the attacker is switched out of battle.
BP
16
Ring Target Moves that do not affect the Pokémon normally will hit.
BP
48
Rocky Helmet When the holder is struck by a contact move the attacker loses 1/8 of their HP.
BP
Terrain 48
Whenever the holder triggers a Terrain either by move or ability its duration is extended to 8 turns.
Extender BP
16
Toxic Orb Badly Poisons the holder, a la Toxic.
BP
Weakness 32 One-time consumable item: when the user is hit super-effectively, their Attack and Sp. Atk. are
Policy BP boosted by two stages.
24
White Herb One-time consumable item: when the user's stats are lowered, they are returned to normal levels.
BP
BATTLE TREE BP EXCHANGE - RIGHT COUNTER (ALOLAN MEGA STONES)

64
Absolite Mega Stone for Absol.
BP
64
Aerodactylite Mega Stone for Aerodactyl.
BP
64
Alakazite Mega Stone for Alakazam.
BP
64
Garchompite Mega Stone for Garchomp.
BP
64
Gengarite Mega Stone for Gengar.
BP
64
Glalitite Mega Stone for Glalie.
BP
64
Gyaradosite Mega Stone for Gyarados.
BP
64
Kangaskhanite Mega Stone for Kangaskhan.
BP
64
Lucarionite Mega Stone for Lucario.
BP
64
Metagrossite Mega Stone for Metagross.
BP
64
Pinsirite Mega Stone for Pinsir.
BP
64
Sablenite Mega Stone for Sableye.
BP
64
Salamencite Mega Stone for Salamence.
BP
64
Scizorite Mega Stone for Scizor.
BP
64
Sharpedonite Mega Stone for Sharpedo.
BP
64
Slowbronite Mega Stone for Slowbro.
BP
Mini-Pokédex
Learnsets
One thing is not covered in this guide, mostly due to concerns of size and the like - what each Pokémon is capable of learning.
We DO have those documented! Just in a separate document to avoid clogging up the main guide. Said document also includes all
of the other statistical info found here, which is by comparison meant simply for quick reference, as well as some other stuff.
The guide is the Pokédex file, listed here:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/3ds/187276-pokemon-sun/faqs/74148
Pokémon Stats (General)
This first section of our miniature Pokédex will discuss the following bits of info. They are information useful mostly to the general
player: stats, types, abilities, and so on, though you can find comparisons in the Pokédex mentioned earlier. for a different
organization system, though keep in mind parts of the data in this section will be omitted in that section. In any case, we will
consider the following info for this section:
• #: This is the Pokémon's National Dex number.
• Species: This bit of data is essentially the Pokémon's own name. Within this bit, if the Pokémon has a Mega Evolution, if you would
like to see its data, a link to the Pokémon Stats (Mega Evolutions) section will be listed, and the same for Primal Pokémon and
other Formes which you have significant control over. Those like gender (like how "♂" means "male") is based more on the RNG
than anything, so while clearly noted there's no need to actually make another section for those. Keep in mind these Formes are
only noted when there is a significant difference in abilities or stats or type: the Pikachu make/female Formes, for example, are not
noted.
• Pokémon Type: This is used to determine type resistances and weaknesses. This will be independent of their Mega-Evolutions,
and everything listed will be individual to any Formes (beyond normal and Shiny, and usually gender).
• Abilities: Each Pokémon has some sort of ability attributed to it. The effects of these can vary, such as Static paralyzing Pokémon
that deal a physical attack. The last ability listed generally is the Pokémon's Hidden Ability. Hidden Abilities are rare: generally, you
have to breed Pokémon who have Hidden Abilities to get others with them, and those Pokémon are EXTREMELY rare. Or were -
because of the Friend Safari, there's generally a 50% chance of finding a Pokémon with a Hidden Ability. See the Pokémon
Abilities for more. In any case, Hidden Abilities are written like this, bolded and italicized to make it apparent they're there. If no
ability is written in that fashion, then the Pokémon does not have a distinct hidden ability. (All Pokémon have 3 ability slots and the
one for an individual is among those three, but those 3 are not necessarily different abilities. Gastly, for example, has two Levitate
slots and one Hidden Ability-type Levitate.)
• Base Stats: The base stats upon which a Pokémon's level-up stats are calculated: not the lowest possible stats. They range from 1
to 255 and can generally be directly compared to see who is better than who in what. 70 ~ 85 is generally called "average"; higher
than that (most people aim for 120+) and it's good for that stat. The "Base Stat Total" (BST) is the sum of these and is often used as
a general indicator of the Pokémon's prowess.
• Level 100 Base Max Stats: These are the base stats a Pokémon can have at Level 100: that is to say, these are the stats the
Pokémon has at Level 100 with 0 EVs and 0 IVs in all stats in addition to a neutral Nature, such as Quirky. This allows you to more
quickly calculate the influence of EVs and IVs on the stats: simply add the EVs divided by 4 to the stat, then the number of IVs, then
multiply by 0.9, 1.0, or 1.1 depending on the influence of the Nature. If you're looking to max out the stat, for example, you would
add 94 (252/4 = 63 from EVs, 31 = 31 from IVs, 63+31=94) and then multiply the overall sum by 1.1 for a boosting Nature on non-
HP stats. The only exception to this rule is Shedinja, who always has 1 HP.
POKÉMO ABILITIES (Hi

# SPECIES
N TYPE dden) A D S S S B A D S S S
H H BS
T E P P P S T E P P P
P P T
K F A D E T K F A D E
3 2 1
#0 Grass/Poi Overgrow, Chl 4 6 4 10 10 13 9 77
Bulbasaur 49 49 65 1 0 3
01 son orophyll 5 5 5 3 3 5 5 1
8 0 5
4 2 1 1
#0 Grass/Poi Overgrow, Chl 6 8 6 12 13 16 94
Ivysaur 62 63 80 0 3 6 2
02 son orophyll 0 0 0 9 1 5 5
5 0 5 5
1 5 2 2 1
#0 Venusaur (Me Grass/Poi Overgrow, Chl 8 10 8 16 17 20 11
82 83 0 2 7 0 6
03 ga) son orophyll 0 0 0 9 1 5 85
0 5 0 5 5
3 1 1 1
#0 Blaze, Solar 3 6 6 10 10 75
Charmander Fire 52 43 50 0 8 91 2 3
04 Power 9 0 5 9 5 3
9 8 5 5
4 2 1 1
#0 Blaze, Solar 5 8 8 13 12 13 94
Charmeleon Fire 64 58 65 0 2 6 6
05 Power 8 0 0 3 1 5 5
5 6 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#0 Charizard (M Fire/Flyin Blaze, Solar 7 17 16 17 12
84 78 0 85 0 3 6 2 0
06 egas) g Power 8 3 1 5 03
9 0 4 6 3 5
3 1 1
#0 Torrent, Rain 4 5 4 10 13 13 9 76
Squirtle Water 48 65 64 1 9 0
07 Dish 4 0 3 1 5 3 1 3
4 8 5
4 2 1 1
#0 Torrent, Rain 5 6 5 13 16 16 94
Wartortle Water 63 80 80 0 2 3 2
08 Dish 9 5 8 1 5 5 5
5 8 5 1
5 2 1 1
#0 Blastoise (Me Torrent, Rain 7 10 8 10 7 17 20 21 11
Water 83 3 6 7 6
09 ga) Dish 9 0 5 5 8 1 5 5 95
0 8 5 1
Shield 1 2
#0 4 2 4 4 9 52
Caterpie Bug Dust, Run 30 35 20 9 0 65 75 45
10 5 0 5 5 5 5
Away 5 0
2 2
#0 5 2 3 11 5 6 54
Metapod Bug Shed Skin 20 55 25 0 1 45 55
11 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
5 0
Compound 3 2 1 1
#0 Bug/Flyin 6 8 7 10 16 90
Butterfree Eyes, Tinted 45 50 80 8 3 95 6 4
12 g 0 0 0 5 5 5
Lens 5 0 5 5
Shield 1 1 1
#0 Bug/Pois 4 2 5 4 52
Weedle Dust, Run 35 30 20 9 9 75 65 45 0
13 on 0 0 0 5 5
Away 5 0 5
2 2
#0 Bug/Pois 4 2 3 10 5 7 54
Kakuna Shed Skin 25 50 25 0 0 55 55
14 on 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
3 2 1
#0 Beedrill (Meg Bug/Pois 6 4 7 16 9 16 90
Swarm, Sniper 80 40 80 8 4 85 5
15 a) on 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Keen Eye,
2 1 1
#0 Normal/F Tangled 4 3 5 7 63
Pidgey 45 40 35 5 9 95 85 75 1
16 lying Feet, Big 0 5 6 5 7
1 0 7
Pecks
Keen Eye,
3 2 1 1
#0 Normal/F Tangled 6 5 7 12 11 10 83
Pidgeotto 60 55 50 4 3 0 4
17 lying Feet, Big 3 0 1 5 5 5 3
9 6 5 7
Pecks
Keen Eye,
4 2 1 1
#0 Pidgeot (Meg Normal/F Tangled 8 7 9 16 15 14 10
80 75 70 6 7 4 8
18 a) lying Feet, Big 3 0 1 5 5 5 73
9 6 5 7
Pecks
Gluttony, 2 1 1
#0 Rattata Dark/Nor 3 2 7 11 5 64
Hustle, Thick 56 35 35 5 7 75 75 4
19 (Alolan) mal 0 5 2 7 5 1
Fat 3 0 9
2 1 1
#0 Rattata Guts, Run 3 2 7 11 5 64
Normal 56 35 35 5 7 75 75 4
19 (Regular) Away, Hustle 0 5 2 7 5 1
3 0 9
4 2 1
#0 Raticate Guts, Run 7 4 7 14 14 8 16 96
Normal 71 70 80 1 6 5
20 (Regular) Away, Hustle 5 0 7 7 5 5 5 1
3 0 9
Gluttony, 4 2 1 1
#0 Raticate 5 5 9 16 12 14 96
Normal Hustle, Thick 81 60 70 1 2 0 9
20 (Alolan) 5 0 7 7 5 5 1
Fat 3 0 5 9
2 1 1
#0 Normal/F Keen 4 3 7 12 6 65
Spearow 60 30 31 6 9 65 67 4
21 lying Eye, Sniper 0 1 0 5 7 9
2 0 5
1 4 2 1 2
#0 Normal/F Keen 6 6 18 13 12 10
Fearow 90 65 61 0 4 4 2 0
22 lying Eye, Sniper 5 1 5 5 7 19
0 2 0 7 5
Intimidate, 2 1 1
#0 3 4 5 12 8 11 71
Ekans Poison Shed 60 44 54 8 8 93 1
23 5 0 5 5 5 3 1
Skin, Unnerve 8 0 5
Intimidate, 4 2 1 1
#0 6 6 8 19 14 16 10
Arbok Poison Shed 95 69 79 4 3 3 6
24 0 5 0 5 3 3 31
Skin, Unnerve 8 0 5 5
3 1 1 1
#0 Pikachu (All Static, Lightni 3 5 9 11 73
Electric 55 30 40 0 8 65 0 85 8
25 Formes) ng Rod 5 0 0 5 5
0 0 5 5
1 4 2 1 2
#0 Raichu Electric/P Static, Lightni 6 9 17 10 17 11
85 50 85 1 8 3 9 2
26 (Regular) sychic ng Rod 0 5 5 5 5 05
0 5 0 5 5
1 4 2 1 2
#0 Raichu 6 9 18 11 16 10
Electric Surge Surfer 90 55 80 0 7 3 8 0
26 (Alolan) 0 0 5 5 5 85
0 5 0 5 5
Sand 3 2
#0 Sandshrew 5 1 4 15 18 2 8 73
Ice/Steel Veil, Sand 75 90 35 0 1 75
27 (Regular) 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Rush 0 0
Snow 3 2
#0 Sandshrew 5 2 4 15 17 4 8 73
Ground Cloak, Slush 75 85 30 0 1 65
27 (Alolan) 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Rush 0 0
Sand 4 2 1
#0 Sandslash 7 10 12 2 6 20 24 5 13 10
Ice/Steel Veil, Sand 65 5 6 3
28 (Regular) 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 35
Rush 0 0 5
Snow 4 2 1
#0 Sandslash 7 10 11 4 6 20 22 9 11 10
Ground Cloak, Slush 55 5 6 3
28 (Alolan) 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 35
Rush 0 0 5
2 2
#0 Poison Point, 5 4 4 10 8 8 68
Nidoran♀ Poison 47 52 40 7 2 99 85
29 Rivalry, Hustle 5 0 1 9 5 7 5
5 0
3 2 1 1
#0 Poison Point, 7 5 5 12 13 11 86
Nidorina Poison 62 67 55 6 5 1 1
5 0 5 7
Poison Point, 4 2 1 1
#0 Poison/Gr 9 7 7 16 17 17 11
Nidoqueen Rivalry, Sheer 82 87 85 9 9 5 5
31 ound 0 5 6 9 9 5 25
Force 5 0 5 7
2 2 1
#0 Poison Point, 4 4 5 11 8 68
Nidoran♂ Poison 57 40 40 7 0 85 85 0
32 Rivalry, Hustle 6 0 0 9 5 1
3 2 5
3 2 1 1
#0 Poison Point, 6 5 6 14 11 11 86
Nidorino Poison 72 57 55 6 3 1 3
5 2 5 5
Poison Point, 4 2 1 1
#0 Poison/Gr 8 8 8 18 15 15 11
Nidoking Rivalry, Sheer 92 77 75 9 7 7 7
34 ound 1 5 5 9 9 5 25
Force 5 2 5 5
Cute Charm,
3 2 1
#0 Magic 7 6 3 10 13 7 78
Clefairy Fairy 45 48 65 2 5 95 2
35 Guard, Friend 0 0 5 1 5 5 1
3 0 5
Guard
Cute Charm,
4 3 1 1
#0 Magic 9 8 6 14 15 18 10
Clefable Fairy 70 73 90 7 0 7 2
36 Guard, Unawa 5 5 0 5 1 5 81
3 0 5 5
re
2 1 1 1
#0 Vulpix Flash 3 5 6 13 73
Ice 41 40 65 9 8 87 85 0 3
37 (Regular) Fire, Drought 8 0 5 5 3
9 6 5 5
Snow 2 1 1 1
#0 Vulpix 3 5 6 13 73
Fire Cloak, Snow 41 40 65 9 8 87 85 0 3
37 (Alolan) 8 0 5 5 3
Warning 9 6 5 5
1 5 2 1 2
#0 Ninetales Flash 7 8 10 13 15 20 11
Ice/Fairy 67 75 0 0 5 6 2
38 (Regular) Fire, Drought 3 1 0 9 5 5 45
9 5 6 7 3
Snow 1 5 2 1 2
#0 Ninetales 7 8 10 15 15 20 11
Fire Cloak, Snow 76 75 0 0 5 6 0
38 (Alolan) 3 1 0 7 5 5 45
Warning 0 5 6 7 5
Cute Charm,
1 2 3
#0 Normal/F Friend 4 2 9 4 67
Jigglypuff 1 45 20 25 7 4 95 45 55
39 airy Guard, Compe 5 0 5 5 5
5 0 0
titive
Cute Charm, 1 4 3 1
#0 Normal/F 7 4 14 10 9 98
Wigglytuff Frisk, Competi 4 70 45 50 2 9 95 5
40 airy 5 5 5 5 5 5
tive 0 5 0 5
Inner 2 1 1
#0 Poison/Fl 4 3 5 6 62
Zubat Focus, Infiltra 45 35 40 4 9 95 75 85 1
41 ying 0 0 5 5 5
tor 5 0 5
Inner 4 2 1 1
#0 Poison/Fl 7 6 9 16 14 15 10
Golbat Focus, Infiltra 80 70 75 5 6 3 8
42 ying 5 5 0 5 5 5 45
tor 5 0 5 5
3 2 1
#0 Grass/Poi Chlorophyll, R 4 7 3 10 11 13 6 77
Oddish 50 55 65 2 0 5
43 son un Away 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
3 2 1
#0 Grass/Poi Chlorophyll, St 6 8 4 13 14 15 8 92
Gloom 65 70 75 9 3 7
44 son ench 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
1 4 2 2 1
#0 Grass/Poi Chlorophyll, Ef 7 5 16 17 18 10
Vileplume 80 85 0 90 8 6 0 0
45 son fect Spore 5 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
Dry Skin, 2 1
#0 Bug/Gras 3 4 2 14 11 9 11 5 70
Paras Effect 70 55 55 8 8
46 s 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Spore, Damp 5 0
Dry Skin, 4 2 1
#0 Bug/Gras 6 6 3 19 16 16 6 94
Parasect Effect 95 80 80 0 3 2
47 s 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Spore, Damp 5 0 5
Compound
3 2
#0 Bug/Pois Eyes, Tinted 6 4 4 11 10 8 11 9 74
Venonat 55 50 55 0 3
48 on Lens, Run 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
Away
Shield Dust,
4 2 1 1
#0 Bug/Pois Tinted 7 9 9 13 12 15 10
Venomoth 65 60 75 5 5 8 8
49 on Lens, Wonder 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
Skin
Arena Trap,
2 1 1
#0 Diglett Ground/S Sand 1 3 9 11 7 66
55 30 45 6 3 65 95 8
50 (Regular) teel Veil, Sand 0 5 0 5 5 5
5 0 5
Force

A D S S S B A D S S S
POKÉMO ABILITIES (Hi H H BS
N TYPE dden) P P T
Sand Veil,
2 1 1
#0 Diglett Tangled 1 3 9 11 7 66
Ground 55 25 45 6 3 55 95 9
50 (Alolan) Hair, Sand 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Force
Arena Trap,
1 4 1 1 2
#0 Dugtrio Ground/S Sand 3 10 5 20 12 14 98
60 70 1 2 8 0 2
51 (Regular) teel Veil, Sand 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 5 0 5 5
Force
Sand Veil,
1 4 1 1 2
#0 Dugtrio Tangled 3 10 5 20 10 14 98
Ground 50 70 2 2 8 0 4
51 (Alolan) Hair, Sand 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 5 0 5 5
Force
Pickup, 2 1 1 1
#0 Meowth 4 5 9 71
Dark Technician, Ra 35 35 40 9 9 75 75 0 85 8
52 (Alolan) 0 0 0 5
ttled 0 0 5 5
Pickup, 2 1 1
#0 Meowth 4 4 9 8 71
Normal Technician, Un 45 35 40 9 9 95 75 85 8
52 (Regular) 0 0 0 5 5
nerve 0 0 5
Fur Coat, 1 4 2 1 2
#0 Persian 6 7 12 12 13 10
Dark Technician, Ra 60 60 65 1 4 4 5 3
53 (Alolan) 5 5 5 5 5 15
ttled 5 0 0 5 5
Limber, 1 4 2 1 2
#0 Persian 6 6 14 12 13 10
Normal Technician, Un 70 60 65 1 4 4 3 3
53 (Regular) 5 5 5 5 5 15
nerve 5 0 0 5 5
Cloud Nine, 3 2 1 1
#0 5 6 5 10 10 10 77
Psyduck Water Damp, Swift 52 48 50 2 1 3 1
54 0 5 5 9 1 5 5
Swim 0 0 5 5
Cloud Nine, 5 2 1 1
#0 8 9 8 16 16 16 11
Golduck Water Damp, Swift 82 78 80 0 7 9 7
55 0 5 5 9 1 5 35
Swim 0 0 5 5
Anger Point, 3 1 1
#0 4 3 7 16 7 74
Mankey Fighting Vital 80 35 45 0 9 75 95 4
56 0 5 0 5 5 5
Spirit, Defiant 5 0 5
Anger Point, 4 2 1 1
#0 6 10 5 9 21 12 14 10
Primeape Fighting Vital 60 70 4 4 0 9
57 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 25
Spirit, Defiant 5 0 5 5
Flash Fire, 3 2 1 1
#0 5 7 6 14 10 83
Growlithe Fire Intimidate, Jus 70 45 50 5 2 95 4 2
58 5 0 0 5 5 5
tified 0 0 5 5
Flash Fire, 1 5 2 2 1
#0 9 11 9 22 16 16 12
Arcanine Fire Intimidate, Jus 80 0 80 5 9 0 9
59 0 0 5 5 5 5 45
tified 0 5 0 5 5
Damp, Water 3 1 1
#0 4 4 9 10 8 73
Poliwag Water Absorb, Swift 50 40 40 0 9 85 85 8
60 0 0 0 5 5 5
Swim 0 0 5
Damp, Water 3 2 1 1
#0 6 5 9 13 13 10 90
Poliwhirl Water Absorb, Swift 65 65 50 8 4 0 8
61 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
Swim 5 0 5 5
Damp, Water 5 2 1 1
#0 Water/Fi 9 7 7 17 19 18 11
Poliwrath Absorb, Swift 85 95 90 0 9 4 4
62 ghting 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
Swim 0 0 5 5
Inner Focus, 1 3 1 2 1
#0 2 9 11 75
Abra Psychic Synchronize, 20 15 0 55 1 6 45 35 1 8
63 5 0 5 5
Magic Guard 5 0 0 5 5
Inner Focus, 1 1 4 1 2 2
#0 4 14 93
Kadabra Psychic Synchronize, 35 30 2 70 0 0 9 75 65 4 1
64 0 5 5
Magic Guard 0 5 0 0 5 5
Inner Focus, 1 1 4 2 2 2
#0 Alakazam (Me 5 10 17 11
Psychic Synchronize, 50 45 3 85 2 9 2 95 7 4
65 ga) 5 5 5 15
Magic Guard 5 0 0 0 5 5
Guts, No 3 2
#0 7 3 3 16 10 7 7 74
Machop Fighting Guard, Steadf 80 50 35 0 5 75
66 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
ast 5 0
Guts, No 4 2 1
#0 8 10 5 4 20 14 12 9 94
Machoke Fighting Guard, Steadf 70 60 0 7 0
67 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
ast 5 0 5
Guts, No 5 2 1 1
#0 9 13 6 5 28 16 17 11
Machamp Fighting Guard, Steadf 80 85 1 9 3 1
68 0 9 5 5 3 5 5 63
ast 4 0 5 5
3 2 1
#0 Grass/Poi Chlorophyll, Gl 5 7 4 15 8 73
Bellsprout 75 35 30 0 1 75 4 65
69 son uttony 0 0 0 5 5 5
0 0 5
3 2 1 1
#0 Grass/Poi Chlorophyll, Gl 6 8 5 18 10 91
Weepinbell 90 50 45 9 4 7 95 1
70 son uttony 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
1 4 2 2 1
#0 Grass/Poi Chlorophyll, Gl 8 10 7 21 13 12 10
Victreebel 65 0 60 8 7 0 4
71 son uttony 0 5 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
Clear Body,
3 1 1 1
#0 Water/Po Liquid 4 5 10 7 20 80
Tentacool 40 35 3 9 85 75 0 4
72 ison Ooze, Rain 0 0 0 0 5 5
5 0 5 5
Dish
Clear Body,
1 5 2 1 2
#0 Water/Po Liquid 8 8 12 14 13 24 11
Tentacruel 70 65 0 1 7 6 0
73 ison Ooze, Rain 0 0 0 5 5 5 65
0 5 0 5 5
Dish
Magnet Pull, 3 1
#0 Geodude Rock/Elec 4 10 3 2 16 20 6 4 73
Sturdy, Galva 80 30 0 9 65
74 (Alolan) tric 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
nize 0 0
Rock Head, 3 1
#0 Geodude Rock/Gro 4 10 3 2 16 20 6 4 73
Sturdy, Sand 80 30 0 9 65
74 (Regular) und 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Veil 0 0
Magnet Pull, 3 2
#0 Graveler Rock/Elec 5 11 4 3 19 23 9 7 91
Sturdy, Galva 95 45 9 2 95
75 (Alolan) tric 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
nize 0 0
Rock Head, 3 2
#0 Graveler Rock/Gro 5 11 4 3 19 23 9 7 91
Sturdy, Sand 95 45 9 2 95
75 (Regular) und 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Veil 0 0
Magnet Pull, 4 2 1
#0 Golem Rock/Elec 8 12 13 5 4 24 26 13 9 11
Sturdy, Galva 65 9 7 1
76 (Alolan) tric 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 25
nize 5 0 5
Rock Head, 4 2 1
#0 Golem Rock/Gro 8 11 13 5 4 22 26 13 9 11
Sturdy, Sand 65 8 7 1
76 (Regular) und 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 05
Veil 5 0 5
Flash Fire, Run 4 2 1 1

#0 5 6 9 17 11 13 95
Ponyta Fire Away, Flame 85 55 65 1 1 3 8
77 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
Body 0 0 5 5
Flash Fire, Run 1 5 2 1 2

#0 6 10 8 20 14 16 11
Rapidash Fire Away, Flame 70 80 0 0 4 6 1
78 5 0 0 5 5 5 35
Body 5 0 0 5 5
Oblivious,
3 2
#0 Water/Ps Own 9 4 1 13 13 8 3 76
Slowpoke 65 65 40 1 9 85
79 ychic Tempo, Regen 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
erator
Oblivious,
1 4 3 2
#0 Slowbro (Meg Water/Ps Own 9 11 3 15 22 16 6 11
75 0 80 9 0 0
80 a) ychic Tempo, Regen 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
0 0 0 5
erator
Magnet Pull, 3 1 1
#0 Steel/Elec 2 9 4 14 11 9 78
Magnemite Sturdy, Analyt 35 70 55 2 6 75 9
81 tric 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
ic 5 0 5
Magnet Pull, 1 4 2 2 1
#0 Steel/Elec 5 7 12 19 14 10
Magneton Sturdy, Analyt 60 95 2 70 6 1 4 4
82 tric 0 0 5 5 5 65
ic 0 5 0 5 5
Inner Focus, 3 2 1 1
#0 Normal/F 5 5 6 18 11 12 88
Farfetch'd Keen 90 55 62 7 1 2 2
83 lying 2 8 0 5 5 9 9
Eye, Defiant 7 4 1 5
Early Bird,
3 1 1
#0 Normal/F Run 3 3 7 17 7 75
Doduo 85 45 35 0 8 95 75 5
84 lying Away, Tangle 5 5 4 5 5 3
9 0 3
d Feet
Early Bird,
1 4 2 1 2
#0 Normal/F Run 6 11 6 22 14 12 10
Dodrio 70 60 1 7 3 2 2
85 lying Away, Tangle 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 5 5
d Feet
Hydration, 3 2
#0 6 4 4 11 9 14 9 78
Seel Water Thick Fat, Ice 45 55 70 2 4 95
86 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Body 5 0
Hydration, 4 2 1 1
#0 9 7 7 14 16 19 10
Dewgong Water Thick Fat, Ice 70 80 95 7 9 4 4
87 0 0 0 5 5 5 85
Body 5 0 5 5
Stench, Sticky 3 2
#0 Grimer Poison/D 8 4 2 16 10 8 10 5 78
Hold, Poison 80 50 50 2 7
88 (Regular) ark 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Touch 5 0
Poison Touch, 3 2
#0 Grimer 8 4 2 16 10 8 10 5 78
Poison Gluttony, Pow 80 50 50 2 7
88 (Alolan) 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
er of Alchemy 5 0
Stench, Sticky 1 5 3 1 1
#0 Muk Poison/D 10 6 10 5 21 15 20 11
Hold, Poison 0 75 0 2 3 0
89 (Regular) ark 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 35
Touch 5 0 0 5 5
Poison Touch, 1 5 3 1 1
#0 10 6 10 5 21 15 20 11
Muk (Alolan) Poison Gluttony, Pow 0 75 0 2 3 0
89 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 35
er of Alchemy 5 0 0 5 5
Shell Armor, 3 1
#0 3 10 4 4 13 20 9 8 74
Shellder Water Skill 65 25 0 7 55
90 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
Link, Overcoat 5 0
Shell Armor, 5 2 1 1
#0 5 18 8 7 19 36 11
Cloyster Water/Ice Skill 95 45 2 1 7 95 4
91 0 0 5 0 5 5 85
Link, Overcoat 5 0 5 5
1 3 1 2 1
#0 Ghost/Poi 3 8 75
Gastly Levitate 35 30 0 35 1 7 75 65 0 75 6
92 son 0 0 5
0 0 0 5 5
1 4 2 2 1
#0 Ghost/Poi 4 9 10 11 94
Haunter Levitate 50 45 1 55 0 0 95 3 9
93 son 5 5 5 5 5
5 5 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#0 Gengar (Mega Ghost/Poi 6 13 12 15 11
Cursed Body 65 60 3 75 1 0 3 6 2
94 ) son 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
Rock Head, 3 1 1
#0 Rock/Gro 3 16 3 7 32 6 90
Onix Sturdy, Weak 45 45 8 8 95 95 4
95 und 5 0 0 0 5 5 5
Armor 5 0 5
Forewarn, 3 2
#0 6 4 4 10 9 18 8 79
Drowzee Psychic Insomnia, Inn 48 45 90 2 3 95
96 0 3 2 1 1 5 9 1
er Focus 8 0
Forewarn, 4 2 1 1
#0 8 7 11 6 15 14 23 11
Hypno Psychic Insomnia, Inn 73 70 8 8 5 3
97 5 3 5 7 1 5 5 01
er Focus 3 0 1 9
Hyper Cutter,
3 1 1
#0 Shell 3 10 2 5 21 18 5 78
Krabby Water 90 25 2 7 55 0
98 Armor, Sheer 0 5 5 0 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Force
Hyper Cutter,
4 2 1 1
#0 Shell 5 13 11 5 7 26 23 10 10
Kingler Water 50 7 2 0 5
99 Armor, Sheer 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 85
5 0 5 5
Force
Soundproof, 1 3 1 1 2
#1 4 5 10 11 79
Voltorb Electric Static, Afterm 30 50 55 0 3 9 65 1 0
00 0 5 5 5 5
ath 0 0 0 5 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Soundproof, 1 4 2 1 3
#1 6 8 10 14 16 11
Electrode Electric Static, Afterm 50 70 80 5 9 3 6 0
01 0 0 5 5 5 15
ath 0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#1 Grass/Psy Chlorophyll, H 6 6 4 16 8 78
Exeggcute 40 80 45 2 3 85 2 95
02 chic arvest 0 0 0 5 5 5
5 0 5
1 5 3 2
#1 Exeggutor Grass/Dra 9 10 4 21 19 15 9 12
Frisk, Harvest 95 2 75 4 0 5
03 (Alolan) gon 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15
5 0 0 5
1 5 3 2 1
#1 Exeggutor Grass/Psy Chlorophyll, H 9 5 19 17 15 11
95 85 2 75 3 0 5 1
03 (Regular) chic arvest 5 5 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 5 5
Lightning Rod,
3 2
#1 Rock 5 4 3 10 19 8 10 7 77
Cubone Ground 50 95 50 2 1
04 Head, Battle 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
Armor
Lightning Rod,
4 2 1
#1 Marowak Fire/Ghos Cursed 6 11 5 4 16 22 16 9 98
80 80 2 3 0
05 (Alolan) t Body, Rock 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Head
Lightning Rod,
4 2 1
#1 Marowak Rock 6 11 5 4 16 22 16 9 98
Ground 80 80 2 3 0
05 (Regular) Head, Battle 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Armor
Limber, 4 2 1
#1 5 12 3 11 8 24 11 7 22 10
Hitmonlee Fighting Reckless, Unb 53 5 1 7
06 0 0 5 0 7 5 1 5 5 45
urden 5 0 9
Iron Fist, Keen 4 2 1

#1 5 10 3 11 7 21 16 7 22 10
Hitmonchan Fighting Eye, Inner 79 5 1 5
07 0 5 5 0 6 5 3 5 5 45
Focus 5 0 7
Oblivious,
3 2 1
#1 Own 9 6 3 11 15 15 6 90
Lickitung Normal 55 75 75 8 9 2
08 Tempo, Cloud 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Nine
3 1 1
#1 4 6 3 13 19 7 81
Koffing Poison Levitate 65 95 45 4 9 2 95
09 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
4 2 1 1
#1 6 12 8 6 18 24 14 11
Weezing Poison Levitate 90 70 9 4 7 2
10 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 15
0 0 5 5
Lightning Rod,
3 2
#1 Ground/R Rock 8 3 2 17 19 6 5 82
Rhyhorn 85 95 30 4 7 65
11 ock Head, Reckles 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
s
Lightning Rod,
1 4 3
#1 Ground/R Rock 13 12 4 4 26 24 9 8 11
Rhydon 0 45 8 2 95
12 ock Head, Reckles 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 05
5 5 0
s
Natural Cure, 2 4 6 1
#1 3 10 5 7 21 10
Chansey Normal Serene 5 5 5 5 1 15 15 0
13 5 5 0 5 5 35
Grace, Healer 0 0 0 5
Chlorophyll,
1 4 2 2 1
#1 Leaf 6 11 6 11 23 10
Tangela Grass 55 0 40 3 4 0 85 2
14 Guard, Regene 5 5 0 5 5 05
0 5 0 5 5
rator
Early Bird, 1 4 3 1
#1 Kangaskhan ( 4 9 19 16 8 16 11
Normal Scrappy, Inner 0 95 80 80 9 2 8
15 Mega) 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
Focus 5 0 0 5
2 1 1 1
#1 Sniper, Swift 3 7 6 14 72
Horsea Water 40 70 25 9 7 85 4 55 2
16 Swim, Damp 0 0 0 5 5
5 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#1 Poison Point, 5 9 8 13 19 10
Seadra Water 65 95 45 4 2 9 95 7
17 Sniper, Damp 5 5 5 5 5 15
0 0 5 5
Swift Swim,
3 2 1
#1 Water 4 3 6 13 12 7 10 77
Goldeen Water 67 60 50 2 0 3
18 Veil, Lightnin 5 5 3 9 5 5 5 5
0 0 1
g Rod
Swift Swim,
4 2 1 1
#1 Water 8 6 6 18 13 16 10
Seaking Water 92 65 80 5 7 3 4
19 Veil, Lightnin 0 5 8 9 5 5 35
0 0 5 1
g Rod
Illuminate, 3 1 1 1
#1 3 7 8 11 11 81
Staryu Water Natural 45 55 55 4 7 95 4 7
20 0 0 5 5 5 5
Cure, Analytic 0 0 5 5
Illuminate, 1 1 5 2 2 2
#1 Water/Ps 6 15 17 17 11
Starmie Natural 75 85 0 85 1 2 3 0 3
21 ychic 0 5 5 5 75
Cure, Analytic 0 5 0 0 5 5
Filter, 1 4 1 2 1
#1 Psychic/F 4 12 9 13 24 10
Mr. Mime Soundproof, T 45 65 0 6 9 95 0 8
22 airy 0 0 0 5 5 55
echnician 0 0 0 5 5
Swarm, 1 5 2 1 2
#1 Bug/Flyin 7 11 5 22 16 16 11
Scyther Technician, St 80 80 0 0 5 1 1
23 g 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
eadfast 5 0 0 5 5
Forewarn, 1 4 2 2 1
#1 Ice/Psych 6 9 10 19 10
Jynx Oblivious, Dry 50 35 1 95 5 4 75 3 9
24 ic 5 5 5 5 45
Skin 5 5 0 5 5
1 4 2 1 2
#1 Static, Vital 6 9 17 11 17 11
Electabuzz Electric 83 57 85 0 9 4 9 1
25 Spirit 5 5 1 9 5 15
5 0 0 5 5
Flame 1 4 2 2 1
#1 6 9 19 11 17 11
Magmar Fire Body, Vital 95 57 0 85 9 4 0 9
26 5 3 5 9 5 25
Spirit 0 5 0 5 1
Hyper Cutter,
5 2 1 1
#1 Mold 6 12 10 5 8 25 20 14 11
Pinsir (Mega) Bug 70 0 4 1 7
27 Breaker, Moxi 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
e
Anger Point, 1 4 2 2
#1 7 10 4 20 19 8 14 11
Tauros Normal Intimidate, Sh 95 70 1 9 6 2
28 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
eer Force 0 0 0 5
2 1 1
#1 Swift 2 1 8 11 3 53
Magikarp Water 10 55 20 0 5 25 45 6
29 Swim, Rattled 0 5 0 5 5 5
0 0 5
5 3 1 1
#1 Gyarados (Me Water/Fl Intimidate, Mo 9 12 6 10 8 25 16 20 12
79 4 0 2 6
30 ga) ying xie 5 5 0 0 1 5 3 5 15
0 0 5 7
Shell Armor,
1 5 3 1 1
#1 Water 8 6 17 16 19 12
Lapras Water/Ice 3 85 80 95 3 7 7 2
31 Absorb, Hydra 5 0 5 5 5 05
0 5 0 5 5
tion
2 2 1 1
#1 Limber, Impos 4 4 4 10 10 10 71
Ditto Normal 48 48 48 8 0 0 0
32 ter 8 8 8 1 1 1 1
8 6 1 1
Adaptability,
3 2 1
#1 Run 5 4 5 11 10 9 13 78
Eevee Normal 55 50 65 2 2 1
33 Away, Anticip 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
ation
Water 1 1 5 3 2 1
#1 6 13 12 19 11
Vaporeon Water Abosrb, Hydra 3 65 60 1 95 2 7 2 3
34 5 5 5 5 85
tion 0 0 5 0 5 5
Volt 1 1 5 2 2 2
#1 6 13 18 19 12
Jolteon Electric Absorb, Quick 65 90 1 95 3 5 4 2 6
35 5 5 5 5 45
Feet 0 0 5 0 5 5
5 2 1 1
#1 Flash 6 13 9 11 6 26 12 22 11
Flareon Fire 60 2 4 9 3
36 Fire, Guts 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 85
5 0 5 5
Download, 3 2 1
#1 6 8 4 12 14 15 8 92
Porygon Normal Trace, Analyti 60 70 75 9 4 7
37 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
c 5 0 5
Shell Armor,
3 1 1
#1 Rock/Wat Swift 3 10 9 3 20 11 7 84
Omanyte 40 55 5 8 85 8
38 er Swim, Weak 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Armor
Shell Armor,
1 4 2 2 1
#1 Rock/Wat Swift 7 12 5 12 25 14 11
Omastar 60 1 70 9 5 3 1
39 er Swim, Weak 0 5 5 5 5 5 25
5 5 0 5 5
Armor
Battle Armor,
3 1 1 1
#1 Rock/Wat Swift 3 5 5 16 18 84
Kabuto 80 90 45 5 7 1 95 1
40 er Swim, Weak 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
Armor
Battle Armor,
4 2 1 1
#1 Rock/Wat Swift 6 11 10 6 8 23 21 14 11
Kabutops 70 9 3 3 6
41 er Swim, Weak 0 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 25
5 0 5 5
Armor
Pressure, Rock 1 5 2 1 2
#1 Aerodactyl (M Rock/Flyi 8 10 6 21 13 15 11
Head, Unnerv 65 75 3 1 7 2 6
42 ega) ng 0 5 0 5 5 5 65
e 0 5 0 5 5
Immunity, 1 5 4 1
#1 11 6 11 3 22 13 22 6 12
Snorlax Normal Thick 6 65 4 3 3
43 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
Fat, Gluttony 0 0 0 5
5 2 1 1
#1 Pressure, Sno 9 10 9 12 8 17 20 25 12
Articuno Ice/Flying 85 8 9 9 7
44 w Cloak 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#1 Electric/F Pressure, Ligh 9 18 17 18 12
Zapdos 90 85 2 90 0 8 9 5 0
45 lying tning Rod 0 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 5 2 2 1
#1 Fire/Flyin Pressure, Fla 9 10 9 20 18 17 12
Moltres 90 2 85 8 9 5 8
46 g me Body 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 5 5
Shed 3 1 1 1
#1 4 5 5 13 10 73
Dratini Dragon Skin, Marvel 64 45 50 0 9 95 0 0
47 1 0 0 3 5 5
Scale 0 2 5 5
Shed 4 2 1 1
#1 6 7 7 17 13 14 97
Dragonair Dragon Skin, Marvel 84 65 70 2 3 4 4
48 1 0 0 3 5 5 5
Scale 0 2 5 5
Inner 1 6 2 2 1
#1 Dragon/F 9 13 10 8 27 19 20 13
Dragonite Focus, Multisc 95 0 0 9 0 6
49 lying 1 4 0 0 3 5 5 35
ale 0 0 2 5 5
1 1 1 6 3 3 2
#1 Mewtwo (Meg Pressure, Unn 11 22 18 18 14
Psychic 0 90 5 90 3 8 2 1 6
50 as) erve 0 5 5 5 95
6 4 0 0 2 3 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#1 10 10 10 20 20 20 13
Mew Psychic Synchronize 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
51 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#1 Overgrow, Lea 4 4 4 10 13 13 9 77
Chikorita Grass 49 65 65 1 0 0
52 f Guard 5 9 5 3 5 5 5 1
8 0 3
4 2 1 1
#1 Overgrow, Lea 6 9 6 12 16 16 10
Bayleef Grass 62 80 80 3 3 9 2
53 f Guard 0 3 0 9 5 5 05
5 0 1 5
5 2 1 1
#1 Overgrow, Lea 8 10 8 10 8 16 20 20 11
Meganium Grass 82 2 7 7 6
54 f Guard 0 0 3 0 0 9 5 5 85
5 0 1 5
3 1 1 1
#1 Blaze, Flash 3 6 6 10 10 75
Cyndaquil Fire 52 43 50 0 8 91 2 3
55 Fire 9 0 5 9 5 3
9 8 5 5
4 2 1 1
#1 Blaze, Flash 5 8 8 13 12 13 94
Quilava Fire 64 58 65 0 2 6 6
56 Fire 8 0 0 3 1 5 5
5 6 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#1 Blaze, Flash 7 17 16 17 12
Typhlosion Fire 84 78 0 85 0 3 6 2 0
57 Fire 8 3 1 5 03
9 0 4 6 3 5
3 2
#1 Torrent, Sheer 5 4 4 13 13 9 10 9 76
Totodile Water 65 64 48 1 1
58 Force 0 4 3 5 3 3 1 1 3
4 0
4 2 1 1
#1 Torrent, Sheer 6 5 5 16 16 13 94
Croconaw Water 80 80 63 0 4 2 2
59 Force 5 9 8 5 5 1 5
5 0 3 1
5 2 1 1
#1 Torrent, Sheer 8 10 10 7 7 21 20 17 11
Feraligatr Water 83 3 8 6 6
60 Force 5 5 0 9 8 5 5 1 95
0 0 3 1
2 1
#1 Keen Eye, Run 3 3 2 7 4 56
Sentret Normal 46 34 45 1 8 97 73 95
61 Away, Frisk 5 5 0 5 5 5
5 0
4 2 1
#1 Keen Eye, Run 8 4 9 15 13 9 11 96
Furret Normal 76 64 55 1 8 8
62 Away, Frisk 5 5 0 7 3 5 5 5
5 0 5
Insomnia,
2 2 1
#1 Normal/F Keen 6 3 5 7 11 65
Hoothoot 30 30 56 6 3 65 65 0
63 lying Eye, Tinted 0 6 0 7 7 9
2 0 5
Lens
Insomnia,
1 4 3 1 1
#1 Normal/F Keen 8 7 10 10 19 10
Noctowl 0 50 50 96 5 1 7 4
64 lying Eye, Tinted 6 0 5 5 7 39
0 2 0 7 5
Lens
Early Bird, 2 1 1
#1 Bug/Flyin 4 4 5 8 16 66
Ledyba Swarm, Rattle 20 30 80 6 9 45 65 1
65 g 0 0 5 5 5 5
d 5 0 5
Early Bird, 3 2 1 1
#1 Bug/Flyin 5 5 11 8 10 22 91
Ledian Swarm, Iron 35 50 9 2 75 1 7
66 g 5 5 0 5 5 5 5
Fist 0 0 5 5
2 1
#1 Bug/Pois Insomnia, 4 4 3 12 8 6 63
Spinarak 60 40 40 5 9 85 85
67 on Swarm, Sniper 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0
4 2 1
#1 Bug/Pois Insomnia, 7 6 4 18 14 14 8 93
Ariados 90 70 70 0 5 2
68 on Swarm, Sniper 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
Inner 1 5 2 1 2
#1 Poison/Fl 8 7 18 16 16 12
Crobat Focus, Infiltra 90 80 80 3 3 8 4 6
69 ying 5 0 5 5 5 05
tor 0 5 0 5 5
Illuminate,
3 2 1 1
#1 Water/El Volt 7 5 6 11 79
Chinchou 38 38 56 3 6 81 81 1 3
70 ectric Absorb, Water 5 6 7 7 5
0 0 7 9
Absorb
Illuminate,
1 4 3 1 1
#1 Water/El Volt 7 6 12 12 15 10
Lanturn 2 58 58 76 6 6 5 3
71 ectric Absorb, Water 6 7 1 1 7 55
5 0 0 7 9
Absorb
2 1 1
#1 Static, Lightni 2 3 6 7 54
Pichu Electric 40 15 35 0 5 85 35 75 2
72 ng Rod 0 5 0 5 5
5 0 5
Cute Charm,
2 2
#1 Normal/F Magic 5 4 1 9 11 3 57
Cleffa 25 28 55 1 1 55 61
73 airy Guard, Friend 0 5 5 5 5 5 1
8 0
Guard
Cute Charm,
2 2
#1 Normal/F Friend 9 4 1 8 3 55
Igglybuff 30 15 20 1 9 65 35 45
74 airy Guard, Compe 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0
titive
Hustle, Serene 2 1
#1 3 4 2 13 8 13 4 62
Togepi Fairy Grace, Super 20 65 65 4 8 45
75 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Luck 5 0
Hustle, Serene 4 2 1
#1 Fairy/Flyi 5 8 10 4 17 21 8 94
Togetic Grace, Super 40 85 0 2 85 6
76 ng 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
Luck 5 0 5
Early Bird, 3 1 1 1
#1 Psychic/F 4 7 7 10 77
Natu Synchronize, 50 45 45 2 9 95 4 95 4
77 lying 0 0 0 5 5
Magic Bounce 0 0 5 5
Early Bird, 4 2 1 1
#1 Psychic/F 6 9 9 15 14 14 10
Xatu Synchronize, 75 70 70 7 4 9 9
78 lying 5 5 5 5 5 5 75
Magic Bounce 0 0 5 5
2 2 1
#1 5 6 3 7 69
Mareep Electric Static, Plus 40 40 45 8 2 85 85 3 95
79 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
3 2 1
#1 7 8 4 11 11 12 9 86
Flaaffy Electric Static, Plus 55 55 60 6 5 6
80 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
1 5 2 2 1
#1 Ampharos (M 9 5 15 15 18 11
Electric Static, Plus 75 75 1 90 0 9 3 1
81 ega) 0 5 5 5 5 35
5 0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#1 Chlorophyll, H 7 9 10 5 16 17 20 10
Bellossom Grass 80 85 8 6 8 0
82 ealer 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
Huge Power, 2 2
#1 Water/Fa 7 2 4 10 4 10 8 63
Marill Thick Fat, Sap 20 50 50 5 5 45
83 iry 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Sipper 0 0
Huge Power, 1 4 3 1 1
#1 Water/Fa 5 5 10 16 16 95
Azumarill Thick Fat, Sap 0 50 80 80 1 1 0 0
84 iry 0 0 5 5 5 5
Sipper 0 0 0 5 5
Rock Head, 4 2
#1 7 10 11 3 3 20 23 6 13 6 95
Sudowoodo Rock Sturdy, Rattle 65 1 5
85 0 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
d 0 0
5 2 1 1
#1 Water Absorb, 9 9 10 7 15 15 20 11
Politoed Water 75 75 0 9 8 4
86 Damp, Drizzle 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
Chlorophyll,
2 1 1
#1 Grass/Fly Leaf 3 3 5 7 11 63
Hoppip 35 40 55 5 8 75 85 0
87 ing Guard, Infiltra 5 5 0 5 5 5
0 0 5
tor
Chlorophyll,
3 2 1
#1 Grass/Fly Leaf 5 4 8 10 9 13 81
Skiploom 45 50 65 4 2 95 6
88 ing Guard, Infiltra 5 5 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
tor
Chlorophyll,
1 4 2 1 2
#1 Grass/Fly Leaf 7 5 11 14 17 10
Jumpluff 55 70 85 1 5 6 1 2
89 ing Guard, Infiltra 5 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
tor
Pickup, Run 3 2 1
#1 5 4 8 14 11 8 11 85
Aipom Normal Away, Skill 70 55 55 6 2 7
90 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Link 0 0 5
Chlorophyll,
1 1
#1 Solar 3 3 3 6 6 49
Sunkern Grass 30 30 30 8 7 65 65 65
91 Power, Early 0 0 0 5 5 5
0 0
Bird
Chlorophyll,
1 4 2 2
#1 Solar 7 3 15 11 17 6 98
Sunflora Grass 75 55 0 85 2 6 1
92 Power, Early 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 5 0 5
Bird
Compound 3 2 1 1
#1 Bug/Flyin 6 7 9 13 91
Yanma Eyes, Speed 65 45 45 9 4 95 5 95 9
93 g 5 5 5 5 5
Boost, Frisk 0 0 5 5
Damp, Water 2 2
#1 Water/Gr 5 2 1 5 3 55
Wooper Absorb, Unaw 45 45 25 1 2 95 95 55
94 ound 5 5 5 5 5 5
are 0 0
Damp, Water 4 3 1
#1 Water/Gr 9 6 3 17 17 13 7 99
Quagsire Abosrb, Unaw 85 85 65 3 0 3
95 ound 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
are 0 0 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#1 Synchronize, 6 13 12 19 11
Espeon Psychic 65 60 3 95 1 2 4 6 2
96 Magic Bounce 5 5 5 5 85
0 0 5 0 5 5
5 3 1 1
#1 Synchronize, I 9 11 6 13 6 13 22 26 11
Umbreon Dark 65 2 0 2 3
97 nner Focus 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 85
5 0 5 5
Insomnia,
4 2 1 1
#1 Dark/Flyi Super 6 8 9 17 94
Murkrow 85 42 42 0 3 89 7 89 8
98 ng Luck, Prankst 0 5 1 5 5
5 0 5 7
er
Oblivious,
1 4 3 2
#1 Water/Ps Own 9 11 3 15 16 22 6 11
Slowking 75 80 0 9 0 0
99 ychic Tempo, Regen 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
0 0 0 5
erator
4 2 1 1
#2 6 8 8 12 12 17 10
Misdreavus Ghost Levitate 60 60 85 3 3 7 7
00 0 5 5 5 5 5 05
5 0 5 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
3 2 1 1
#2 4 7 4 14 10 10 80
Unown Psychic Levitate 72 48 48 3 0 4 0
01 8 2 8 9 1 1 7
6 6 9 1
Shadow 1 4 4
#2 3 3 12 7 12 7 94
Wobbuffet Psychic Tag, Telepath 9 33 58 58 0 9 71
02 3 3 1 1 1 1 5
y 0 5 0
Early Bird,
4 2 1 1
#2 Normal/P Inner 7 9 8 16 13 13 10
Girafarig 80 65 65 5 5 8 7
03 sychic Focus, Sap 0 0 5 5 5 5 45
5 0 5 5
Sipper
2 2
#2 Sturdy, Overc 5 3 1 13 18 7 3 71
Pineco Bug 65 90 35 9 1 75
04 oat 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
4 2 1
#2 Sturdy, Overc 7 14 6 4 18 28 12 8 10
Forretress Bug/Steel 90 60 6 6 2
05 oat 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 65
5 0 5
Run Away, 1 4 3 1
#2 6 4 14 14 13 9 96
Dunsparce Normal Serene 0 70 70 65 1 1 3
06 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Grace, Rattled 0 5 0 5
Hyper Cutter,
4 2 1
#2 Ground/F Sand 6 10 3 8 15 21 7 13 99
Gligar 75 65 3 4 7
07 lying Veil, Immunit 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
y
Rock Head, 5 2 1
#2 Steelix (Mega Steel/Gro 7 20 5 3 17 40 13 6 11
Sturdy, Sheer 85 65 1 6 1
08 ) und 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 55
Force 0 0 5
Intimidate, 3 2
#2 6 4 3 16 10 8 6 73
Snubbull Fairy Run 80 50 40 0 3 85
09 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Away, Rattled 0 0
Intimidate, 4 2 1
#2 9 12 6 4 24 15 12 9 10
Granbull Fairy Quick 75 60 5 9 2
10 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 35
Feet, Rattled 0 0 5
Poison Point,
4 2 1 1
#2 Water/Po Swift 6 5 8 19 17 11 10
Qwilfish 95 85 55 4 4 1 7
11 ison Swim, Intimid 5 5 5 5 5 5 15
0 0 5 5
ate
Swarm, 5 2 1 1
#2 7 13 10 5 6 26 20 16 11
Scizor (Mega) Bug/Steel Technician, Li 80 0 5 1 3
12 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 35
ght Metal 0 0 5 5
Gluttony, 5 1
#2 2 23 1 23 46 2 46 1 11
Shuckle Bug/Rock Sturdy, Contra 10 5 0 5 25
13 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 45
ry 5 0
5 2 1
#2 Heracross (M Bug/Fight Guts, 8 12 4 8 25 15 8 19 11
75 95 0 7 7
14 ega) ing Swarm, Moxie 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
Inner Focus,
1 4 2 2
#2 Keen 5 3 19 11 7 15 99
Sneasel Ice/Dark 95 55 75 1 3 2 3
15 Eye, Pickpock 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 0 5
et
Pickup, Quick 3 2 1
#2 6 5 4 16 10 10 8 79
Teddiursa Normal Feet, Honey 80 50 50 3 3 0
16 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Gather 0 0 5
5 2 1 1
#2 Guts, Quick 9 13 7 5 26 15 15 11
Ursaring Normal 75 75 0 9 5 1
17 Feet, Unnerve 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
Flame Body,
2 1 1
#2 Magma 4 7 2 4 63
Slugma Fire 40 40 40 5 9 85 85 4 85
18 Armor, Weak 0 0 0 5 5
0 0 5
Armor
Flame Body,
4 2 1
#2 Magma 6 12 9 3 10 24 16 6 99
Magcargo Fire/Rock 50 80 3 3 8
19 Armor, Weak 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
Armor
Oblivious,
2 2 1
#2 Ice/Groun Snow 5 3 5 10 6 63
Swinub 50 40 30 5 1 85 65 0
20 d Cloak, Thick 0 0 0 5 5 5
0 0 5
Fat
Oblivious,
1 4 3 1 1
#2 Ice/Groun Snow 10 6 5 20 16 12 10
Piloswine 0 80 60 5 1 2 0
21 d Cloak, Thick 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
Fat
Hustle,
4 2 1
#2 Water/Ro Natural 6 6 3 11 19 19 7 95
Corsola 55 95 95 1 4 3
22 ck Cure, Regener 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
ator
3 1 1 1
#2 Hustle, 3 6 6 13 73
Remoraid Water 65 35 35 0 8 75 3 75 3
23 Sniper, Moody 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
Sniper, 1 4 2 2
#2 7 10 4 21 15 15 9 10
Octillery Water Suction 75 0 75 8 6 1
24 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 95
Cups, Moody 5 0 0 5
Hustle, Vital 3 2 1 1
#2 4 6 7 11 79
Delibird Ice/Flying Spirit, Insomn 55 45 45 3 0 95 3 95 5
25 5 5 5 5 5
ia 0 0 5 5
Swift Swim,
4 2 1 1
#2 Water/Fl Water 8 8 14 7 14 28 11
Mantine 40 70 8 8 85 6 4
26 ying Abosrb, Water 5 0 0 0 5 5 05
5 0 5 5
Veil
Keen Eye, 4 2 1
#2 Steel/Flyi 6 14 4 7 16 28 8 14 10
Skarmory Sturdy, Weak 80 70 6 4 4
27 ng 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 65
Armor 5 0 5
Early Bird, 3 2 1 1
#2 4 8 6 12 10 79
Houndour Fire/Dark Flash 60 30 50 3 0 65 6 3
28 5 0 5 5 5 5
Fire, Unnerve 0 0 5 5
Early Bird, 1 5 2 2 1
#2 Houndoom ( 7 9 18 10 16 11
Fire/Dark Flash 90 50 1 80 0 6 2 9
29 Mega) 5 5 5 5 5 35
Fire, Unnerve 0 0 0 5 5
5 2 1 1
#2 Water/Dr Sniper, Swift 7 9 8 19 19 19 12
Kingdra 95 95 95 4 6 9 7
30 agon Swim, Damp 5 5 5 5 5 5 15
0 0 5 5
3 2
#2 Pickup, Sand 9 4 4 12 12 8 8 79
Phanpy Ground 60 60 40 3 9 85
31 Veil 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
5 2 1 1
#2 Sturdy, Sand 9 12 12 6 5 24 24 12 11
Donphan Ground 60 0 9 2 0
32 Veil 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
Download, 1 5 2 2 1
#2 8 6 16 18 19 11
Porygon2 Normal Trace, Analyti 80 90 0 95 1 8 1 2
33 5 0 5 5 5 65
c 5 5 0 5 5
Frisk, 4 2 1 1
#2 7 8 8 19 12 13 10
Stantler Normal Intimidate, Sa 95 62 65 6 5 7 7
34 3 5 5 5 9 5 65
p Sipper 5 6 5 5
Own Tempo, 2 2 1
#2 5 2 7 4 63
Smeargle Normal Technician, M 20 35 45 5 2 45 75 95 5
35 5 0 5 5 5
oody 0 0 5
Guts, 2 1
#2 3 3 3 7 7 55
Tyrogue Fighting Steadfast, Vita 35 35 35 1 8 75 75 75
36 5 5 5 5 5 5
l Spirit 0 0
Intimidate, 4 2 1
#2 5 3 11 7 19 19 7 22 10
Hitmontop Fighting Steadfast, Tec 95 95 5 1 4
37 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 45
hnician 5 0 5
Forewarn, 3 2 1 1
#2 Ice/Psych 4 8 6 13 74
Smoochum Oblivious, Hyd 30 15 65 0 0 65 35 7 3
38 ic 5 5 5 5 5
ration 5 0 5 5
3 2 1 1
#2 Static, Vital 4 6 9 13 11 85
Elekid Electric 63 37 55 6 0 79 3 9
39 Spirit 5 5 5 1 5 5
0 0 5 5
Flame 3 2 1 1
#2 4 7 8 15 11 86
Magby Fire Body, Vital 75 37 55 6 0 79 4 7
40 5 0 3 5 5 5
Spirit 5 0 5 1
Scrappy, Thick 1 4 3 2
#2 9 10 4 16 21 8 14 11
Miltank Normal Fat, Sap 80 70 0 9 0 0
41 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 15
Sipper 0 0 0 5
Natural Cure, 2 5 6 1 1
#2 7 13 5 27 12
Blissey Normal Serene 5 10 10 4 2 25 25 5 1
42 5 5 5 5 15
Grace, Healer 5 0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#2 Pressure, Inne 9 10 17 15 20 12
Raikou Electric 85 75 1 1 8 9 3 3
43 r Focus 0 0 5 5 5 95
5 5 0 0 5 5
1 1 5 3 1 2
#2 Pressure, Inne 11 9 23 17 15 12
Entei Fire 1 85 75 0 8 4 8 0
44 r Focus 5 0 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 5 3 1 1
#2 Pressure, Inne 11 9 11 8 15 23 23 12
Suicune Water 0 75 8 1 8 7
45 r Focus 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
3 2
#2 Rock/Gro Guts, Sand 5 4 4 13 10 9 10 8 73
Larvitar 64 50 50 0 1
46 und Veil 0 5 1 3 5 5 5 7 5
0 0
4 2 1 1
#2 Rock/Gro 7 6 5 17 14 14 95
Pupitar Shed Skin 84 70 70 1 5 3 0
47 und 0 5 1 3 5 5 5
0 0 5 7
Sand 1 6 3 1 1
#2 Tyranitar (Me Rock/Dar 13 11 9 10 6 27 22 20 13
Stream, Unner 0 0 1 9 2
48 ga) k 4 0 5 0 1 3 5 5 35
ve 0 0 0 5 7
1 1 6 3 1 2
#2 Psychic/F Pressure, Mult 13 9 15 18 26 31 14
Lugia 0 90 1 8 2 8 2
49 lying iscale 0 0 4 5 5 3 95
6 0 0 2 5 5
1 1 6 3 2 1
#2 Fire/Flyin Pressure, Reg 13 15 9 26 18 31 14
Ho-Oh 0 90 1 8 2 2 8
50 g enerator 0 4 0 5 5 3 95
6 0 0 2 5 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#2 Psychic/G 10 10 10 20 20 20 13
Celebi Natural Cure 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
51 rass 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
3 1 1 1
#2 Overgrow, Un 4 6 7 11 75
Treecko Grass 45 35 55 1 9 95 75 3 4
52 burden 0 5 0 5 5
0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#2 Overgrow, Un 5 8 9 13 13 94
Grovyle Grass 65 45 65 0 1 95 7 9
53 burden 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#2 Sceptile (Meg Overgrow, Un 7 17 13 17 11
Grass 85 65 0 85 2 3 5 1 4
54 a) burden 0 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#2 Blaze, Speed 4 7 4 12 10 9 75
Torchic Fire 60 40 50 1 0 85 4
55 Boost 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
4 2 1 1
#2 Fire/Fight Blaze, Speed 6 8 5 17 12 12 94
Combusken 85 60 60 0 3 7 1
56 ing Boost 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
1 5 2 2 1
#2 Blaziken (Me Fire/Fight Blaze, Speed 8 12 8 24 14 14 11
70 1 70 3 7 2 6
57 ga) ing Boost 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#2 Torrent, Dam 5 5 4 14 10 10 8 75
Mudkip Water 70 50 50 1 1 0
58 p 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
4 2 1 1
#2 Water/Gr Torrent, Dam 7 6 5 17 14 14 94
Marshtomp 85 70 70 0 5 2 0
59 ound p 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
1 5 3 1 1
#2 Swampert (M Water/Gr Torrent, Dam 11 8 6 22 18 18 12
0 90 90 3 1 7 2
60 ega) ound p 0 5 0 5 5 5 05
0 5 0 5 5
Quick Feet, 2 1
#2 3 3 3 11 6 7 57
Poochyena Dark Run 55 35 30 2 8 75 65
61 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
Away, Rattled 0 0
Intimidate, 4 2 1 1
#2 7 6 7 18 14 12 97
Mightyena Dark Quick 90 70 60 2 5 2 4
62 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
Feet, Moxie 0 0 5 5
Gluttony, 2 1 1
#2 3 3 6 6 61
Zigzagoon Normal Pickup, Quick 30 41 41 4 8 65 87 87 2
63 8 0 0 5 5
Feet 0 6 5
Gluttony, 1 4 2 1 2
#2 7 5 14 12 12 97
Linoone Normal Pickup, Quick 70 61 61 0 2 6 0 0
64 8 0 5 7 7 5
Feet 0 0 6 5 5
Shield 1 2
#2 4 2 2 4 4 52
Wurmple Bug Dust, Run 45 35 30 9 0 95 75 65
65 5 0 0 5 5 5
Away 5 0
2 2
#2 5 2 1 11 5 3 54
Silcoon Bug Shed Skin 35 55 25 0 1 75 55
66 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
3 2 1 1
#2 Bug/Flyin Swarm, Rivalr 6 9 6 14 10 10 90
Beautifly 70 50 50 8 3 8 3
67 g y 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
2 2
#2 5 2 1 11 5 3 54
Cascoon Bug Shed Skin 35 55 25 0 1 75 55
68 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
Shield 3 2 1 1
#2 Bug/Pois 6 5 6 10 14 18 90
Dustox Dust, Compou 50 70 90 8 3 0 3
69 on 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
nd Eyes 5 0 5 5
Rain Dish,
2 1
#2 Water/Gr Swift 4 4 3 8 10 6 57
Lotad 30 30 50 2 9 65 65
70 ass Swim, Own 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0
Tempo
Rain Dish,
3 2 1 1
#2 Water/Gr Swift 6 6 5 10 10 14 81
Lombre 50 50 70 4 3 2 0
71 ass Swim, Own 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
Tempo
Rain Dish,
4 2 1 1
#2 Water/Gr Swift 8 9 10 7 14 14 20 10
Ludicolo 70 70 8 7 8 4
72 ass Swim, Own 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
Tempo
Chlorophyll,
2 1
#2 Early 4 3 3 10 6 6 57
Seedot Grass 40 50 30 2 9 85 65
73 Bird, Pickpock 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0
et
Chlorophyll,
3 2 1 1
#2 Grass/Dar Early 7 6 6 14 81
Nuzleaf 70 40 40 4 5 85 2 85 2
74 k Bird, Pickpock 0 0 0 5 5
0 0 5 5
et
Chlorophyll,
4 2 1 1
#2 Grass/Dar Early 9 10 9 8 20 12 12 10
Shiftry 60 60 8 9 8 6
75 k Bird, Pickpock 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
et
2 1 1
#2 Normal/F 4 3 8 11 6 67
Taillow Guts, Scrappy 55 30 30 7 9 65 65 7
76 lying 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
1 4 2 1 2
#2 Normal/F 6 7 17 12 10 10
Swellow Guts, Scrappy 85 60 50 2 5 3 5 5
77 lying 0 5 5 5 5 45
5 5 0 5 5
Keen Eye, 2 1 1 1
#2 Water/Fl 4 5 8 67
Wingull Hydration, Rai 30 30 30 7 9 65 65 1 65 7
78 ying 0 5 5 5
n Dish 0 0 5 5
Keen Eye, 4 2 1 1
#2 Water/Fl 6 10 9 6 10 20 14 10
Pelipper Drizzle, Rain 50 70 4 3 9 3
79 ying 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 15
Dish 0 0 5 5
Synchronize, 1 1
#2 Psychic/F 2 4 4 9 8 53
Ralts Trace, Telepat 25 25 35 9 6 55 55 75
80 airy 8 5 0 5 5 1
hy 8 6
Synchronize, 2 1 1 1
#2 Psychic/F 3 6 5 11 69
Kirlia Trace, Telepat 35 35 55 7 8 75 75 3 0
81 airy 8 5 0 5 1
hy 8 6 5 5
Synchronize, 1 5 2 2 1
#2 Gardevoir (M Psychic/F 6 11 8 13 13 23 11
Trace, Telepat 65 65 2 1 4 5 6
82 ega) airy 8 5 0 5 5 5 71
hy 5 8 6 5 5
Swift 2 1 1 1
#2 Bug/Wate 4 5 6 10 67
Surskit Swim, Rain 30 32 52 6 9 65 69 0 3
83 r 0 0 5 9 3
Dish 9 0 5 5
1 4 2 2 1
#2 Bug/Flyin Intimidate, Un 7 6 12 12 16 10
Masquerain 60 62 0 82 3 5 0 2
84 g nerve 0 0 5 9 9 03
0 4 0 5 5
Effect Spore,
2 2
#2 Poison 6 4 3 12 8 12 7 72
Shroomish Grass 40 60 60 9 3 85
85 Heal, Quick 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
Feet
Effect Spore,
4 2 1 1
#2 Grass/Fig Poison 6 13 6 7 26 16 12 10
Breloom 80 60 6 3 2 4
86 hting Heal, Technici 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 55
0 0 5 5
an
2 2
#2 6 3 3 12 12 7 6 69
Slakoth Normal Truant 60 60 35 8 3 75
87 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
4 2 1 1
#2 8 5 9 16 16 11 10
Vigoroth Normal Vital Spirit 80 80 55 4 7 1 8
88 0 5 0 5 5 5 15
0 0 5 5
1 1 6 4 1 2
#2 16 10 9 32 20 13 14
Slaking Normal Truant 5 65 0 7 1 9 0
89 0 0 5 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 0 5 5
Compound 2 1
#2 Bug/Grou 3 3 4 18 6 8 66
Nincada Eyes, Run 45 90 30 6 7 95 65
90 nd 1 0 0 5 5 5 7
Away 6 2
Speed 1 4 2 1 3
#2 Bug/Flyin 6 5 18 10 10
Ninjask Boost, Infiltra 90 45 50 6 5 3 95 0 2
91 g 1 0 5 5 47
tor 0 6 2 5 5
2 1
#2 Bug/Ghos 3 4 18 6 8 60
Shedinja Wonder Guard 1 90 45 30 3 1 95 65
92 t 0 0 5 5 5 7
6 2
2 2 1
#2 Soundproof, R 6 5 2 10 13 6 69
Whismur Normal 51 63 23 8 3 0 51
93 attled 4 1 8 7 1 1 5
0 8 7
3 2 1 1
#2 Soundproof, S 8 7 4 14 85
Loudred Normal 71 43 43 6 7 91 4 91 0
94 crappy 4 1 8 7 5
0 8 7 1
1 4 3 1 1
#2 Soundproof, S 9 6 18 13 13 10
Exploud Normal 0 91 63 63 8 1 8 4
95 crappy 1 8 7 1 1 95
4 0 8 7 1
Guts, Thick 2 2
#2 7 2 2 12 4 5 60
Makuhita Fighting Fat, Sheer 60 30 30 3 5 65 65
96 2 0 5 5 5 5 9
Force 7 4
Guts, Thick 1 4 3 1
#2 12 4 5 24 12 8 12 10
Hariyama Fighting Fat, Sheer 4 60 60 7 9 0
97 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 83
Force 4 4 8 5
Huge Power, 1 2
#2 Normal/F 5 2 2 4 4 51
Azurill Thick Fat, Sap 20 40 40 9 1 45 85 85
98 airy 0 0 0 5 5 5
Sipper 0 0
Magnet Pull, 3 1
#2 3 13 4 3 27 9 18 6 88
Nosepass Rock Sturdy, Sand 45 90 7 7 95
99 0 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
Force 5 0
Cute Charm, 2 2 1
#3 5 3 5 7 65
Skitty Normal Normalize, Wo 45 45 35 6 1 95 95 75 0
00 0 5 0 5 5
nder Skin 0 0 5

A D S S S B A D S S S
POKÉMO ABILITIES (Hi H H BS
N TYPE dden) P P T
Cute Charm, 4 2 1 1
#3 7 5 9 13 13 11 93
Delcatty Normal Normalize, Wo 65 65 55 0 5 1 8
01 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
nder Skin 0 0 5 5
Keen Eye, 3 2 1 1
#3 Sableye (Meg Dark/Gho 5 6 5 15 15 13 89
Stall, Prankste 75 75 65 8 1 3 0
02 a) st 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
r 0 0 5 5
Hyper Cutter, 3 2 1 1
#3 Mawile (Mega Steel/Fair 5 5 5 17 17 11 89
Intimidate, Sh 85 85 55 8 1 1 0
03 ) y 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
eer Force 0 0 5 5
Rock Head, 3 2
#3 Rock/Stee 5 10 4 3 14 20 8 6 79
Aron Sturdy, Heavy 70 40 3 1 85
04 l 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Metal 0 0
Rock Head, 4 2 1
#3 Steel/Roc 6 14 5 4 18 28 10 8 99
Lairon Sturdy, Heavy 90 50 3 3 0
05 k 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Metal 0 0 5
Rock Head, 5 2 1 1
#3 Aggron (Mega Steel/Roc 7 11 18 6 5 22 36 12 11
Sturdy, Heavy 60 3 5 2 0
06 ) k 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
Metal 0 0 5 5
Pure 2 1 1
#3 Fighting/ 3 4 6 11 8 11 69
Meditite Power, Telepa 40 55 55 8 7 85 2
07 Psychic 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
thy 0 0 5
Pure 4 2 1 1
#3 Medicham (M Fighting/ 6 6 8 12 15 15 95
Power, Telepa 60 75 75 1 3 2 6
08 ega) Psychic 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
thy 0 0 5 5
2 1 1 1
#3 Lightning Rod, 4 6 6 72
Electrike Electric 45 40 40 9 9 95 85 3 85 3
09 Static, Minus 0 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
1 1 4 2 2 2
#3 Manectric (M Lightning Rod, 7 15 12 12 10
Electric 75 60 0 60 0 7 5 1 1
10 ega) Static, Minus 0 5 5 5 85
5 5 5 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#3 Lightning 6 8 9 10 15 94
Plusle Electric 50 40 75 0 3 85 7 9
11 Rod, Plus 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#3 Volt 6 7 9 10 17 94
Minun Electric 40 50 85 0 3 85 5 9
12 Absorb, Minus 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
Illuminate, 4 2 1
#3 6 4 8 15 15 9 17 99
Volbeat Bug Swarm, Prank 73 75 85 3 4 7
13 5 7 5 1 5 9 5 5
ster 0 0 5
Oblivious,
4 2 1 1
#3 Tinted 6 7 8 15 17 99
Illumise Bug 47 75 85 3 4 99 5 7
14 Lens, Prankst 5 3 5 5 5 5
0 0 1 5
er
Natural Cure,
1 4 2 2 1
#3 Grass/Poi Poison 5 6 12 16 93
Roselia 60 45 0 80 0 1 95 0 3
15 son Point, Leaf 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 0 5 5
Guard
Liquid Ooze, 3 2
#3 7 4 4 11 9 11 8 73
Gulpin Poison Sticky 43 53 53 0 5 91
16 0 3 0 1 1 1 5 9
Hold, Gluttony 2 0
Liquid Ooze, 1 4 3 1 1
#3 7 5 15 17 17 10
Swalot Poison Sticky 0 73 83 83 6 1 5 1
17 3 5 1 1 1 69
Hold, Gluttony 0 7 0 1 5
Rough 3 2 1 1
#3 Water/Da 4 6 6 18 74
Carvanha Skin, Speed 90 20 20 0 0 45 3 45 3
18 rk 5 5 5 5 5
Boost 5 0 5 5
Rough 4 2 1 1
#3 Sharpedo (Me Water/Da 7 12 9 9 24 10
Skin, Speed 40 40 6 5 85 9 85 9
19 ga) rk 0 0 5 5 5 55
Boost 0 0 5 5
Oblivious, 1 4 3 1 1
#3 7 6 14 93
Wailmer Water Water 3 70 35 35 0 7 75 4 75 2
20 0 0 5 5
Veil, Pressure 0 0 0 5 5
Oblivious, 1 5 4 1 1
#3 9 6 18 11
Wailord Water Water 7 90 45 45 0 5 95 8 95 2
21 0 0 5 35
Veil, Pressure 0 0 0 5 5
Oblivious, 3 2 1
#3 Fire/Grou 6 6 3 12 7 74
Numel Simple, Own 60 40 45 0 3 85 3 95
22 nd 0 5 5 5 5 5
Tempo 5 0 5
Magma Armor,
1 4 2 2
#3 Camerupt (M Fire/Grou Solid 7 10 4 20 14 15 8 10
70 0 75 6 5 1
23 ega) nd Rock, Anger 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 55
5 0 0 5
Point
White Smoke, 4 2 1
#3 7 14 8 2 17 28 14 4 10
Torkoal Fire Drought, Shell 85 70 7 5 7
24 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 75
Armor 0 0 5
Own Tempo, 3 2 1 1
#3 6 7 6 16 79
Spoink Psychic Thick 25 35 80 3 3 55 75 4 2
25 0 0 0 5 5
Own Tempo, 4 2 1 1
#3 8 9 11 8 13 22 10
Grumpig Psychic Thick 45 65 7 7 95 8 6
26 0 0 0 0 5 5 75
Own Tempo, 3 2 1 1
#3 6 6 6 12 12 12 85
Spinda Normal Tangled 60 60 60 6 3 2 2
27 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
Feet, Contrary 0 0 5 5
Arena Trap,
2 2
#3 Hyper 4 10 4 1 20 9 2 71
Trapinch Ground 45 45 9 0 95 95
28 Cutter, Sheer 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
0 0
Force
3 2 1 1
#3 Ground/D 5 5 7 14 10 10 81
Vibrava Levitate 70 50 50 4 1 0 4
29 ragon 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
1 5 2 1 2
#3 Ground/D 8 10 8 20 16 16 11
Flygon Levitate 80 80 0 2 7 6 0
30 ragon 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 5 5
Sand 3 2 1
#3 5 8 3 17 7 80
Cacnea Grass Veil, Water 85 40 40 3 1 85 7 85
31 0 5 5 5 5 5
Absorb 5 0 5
Sand 1 4 2 2 1
#3 Grass/Dar 7 11 5 23 12 12 10
Cacturne Veil, Water 60 1 60 7 5 3 1
32 k 0 5 5 5 5 5 85
Absorb 5 5 0 5 5
Natural 3 2 1
#3 Normal/F 4 4 5 12 8 15 75
Swablu Cure, Cloud 40 60 75 1 0 85 0
33 lying 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
Nine 0 0 5
Natural 4 2 1 1
#3 Altaria (Mega Dragon/F 7 7 10 8 14 18 21 11
Cure, Cloud 70 90 9 6 4 6
34 ) lying 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 15
Nine 0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#3 Immunity, Tox 7 11 6 9 23 12 12 10
Zangoose Normal 60 60 5 5 2 8
35 iBoost 3 5 0 0 5 5 5 51
8 6 5 5
Shed 1 4 2 2 1
#3 7 10 6 20 12 12 10
Seviper Poison Skin, Infiltrat 60 0 60 5 5 0 3
36 3 0 5 5 5 5 51
or 0 8 6 5 5
4 2 1 1
#3 Rock/Psy 9 9 7 11 13 17 10
Lunatone Levitate 55 65 85 6 9 9 4
37 chic 0 5 0 5 5 5 55
0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#3 Rock/Psy 9 5 7 19 17 13 10
Solrock Levitate 95 85 65 6 9 1 4
38 chic 0 5 0 5 5 5 55
0 0 5 5
Anticipation, 2 2 1
#3 Water/Gr 5 4 6 10 9 71
Barboach Oblivious, Hyd 48 43 41 8 1 91 87 2
39 ound 0 6 0 1 7 1
ration 8 0 5
Anticipation, 1 4 3 1 1
#3 Water/Gr 7 6 16 15 14 10
Whiscash Oblivious, Hyd 1 78 73 71 6 3 5 2
40 ound 6 0 1 1 7 71
ration 0 8 0 7 5
Hyper Cutter,
3 1 1
#3 Shell 4 5 3 16 13 7 75
Corphish Water 80 65 35 0 9 0 75
41 Armor, Adapt 3 0 5 5 5 5 1
8 6 5
ability
Hyper Cutter,
4 2 1 1
#3 Water/Da Shell 6 12 9 5 24 17 11 10
Crawdaunt 85 55 6 3 8 1
42 rk Armor, Adapt 3 0 0 5 5 5 5 71
8 6 5 5
ability
3 1 1
#3 Ground/P 4 4 5 11 8 14 73
Baltoy Levitate 40 55 70 0 9 85 1
43 sychic 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
4 2 1 1
#3 Ground/P 6 10 7 9 14 21 18 11
Claydol Levitate 70 90 8 3 4 8
44 sychic 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 05
5 0 5 5
Suction 3 2 1
#3 Rock/Gra 6 6 2 15 17 5 84
Lileep Cups, Storm 41 77 87 5 4 87 2
45 ss 6 1 3 9 9 1 5
Drain 5 2 7
Suction 4 2 1
#3 Rock/Gra 8 8 10 4 16 19 21 9 11
Cradily Cups, Storm 81 97 9 8 6
46 ss 6 1 7 3 7 9 9 1 25
Drain 5 2 7
Battle 3 2 1
#3 4 4 7 19 10 8 10 84
Anorith Rock/Bug Armor, Swift 95 50 50 5 0 5
47 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Swim 5 0 5
Battle 4 2 1
#3 7 12 10 7 4 25 20 16 9 11
Armaldo Rock/Bug Armor, Swift 80 9 6 4
48 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 25
Swim 5 0 5
Swift 2 1 1
#3 2 1 8 2 11 53
Feebas Water Swim, Adapta 15 20 55 0 5 35 45 6
49 0 0 0 5 5 5
bility 0 0 5
Marvel 1 5 3 2 1
#3 9 12 8 12 16 25 12
Milotic Water Scale, Cute 60 79 0 4 0 0 6
50 5 5 1 5 3 5 15
Charm 0 0 0 5 7

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
4 2 1 1
#3 7 7 7 14 14 14 97
Castform Normal Forecast 70 70 70 2 5 4 4
51 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
Color 4 2 1
#3 6 6 12 4 18 14 24 8 10
Kecleon Normal Change, Prote 90 70 4 3 2
52 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
an 0 0 5
Frisk, 2 1 1
#3 4 6 4 15 9 72
Shuppet Ghost Insomnia, Cur 75 35 33 9 9 75 3 71
53 4 3 5 5 5 5
sed Body 5 8 1
Frisk, 4 2 1 1
#3 Banette (Meg 6 11 8 6 23 13 13 10
Ghost Insomnia, Cur 65 63 5 3 7 3
54 a) 4 5 3 5 5 5 1 45
sed Body 5 8 1 5
2 1
#3 2 3 2 18 6 18 5 72
Duskull Ghost Levitate 40 90 90 9 5 85
55 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
4 1 1
#3 4 13 6 13 2 14 26 26 5 10
Dusclops Ghost Pressure 70 5 9 2
56 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 45
5 0 5
Chlorophyll,
4 3 1 1
#3 Grass/Fly Solar 9 7 5 14 17 17 10
Tropius 68 83 87 6 0 4 0
57 ing Power, Harves 9 2 1 1 1 9 55
0 8 9 7
t
4 2 1 1
#3 7 9 6 10 16 18 10
Chimecho Psychic Levitate 50 80 90 5 6 9 3
58 5 5 5 5 5 5 45
5 0 5 5
Pressure, 4 2 1 1
#3 6 13 7 7 26 12 12 10
Absol (Mega) Dark Super 60 60 6 4 5 5
59 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 65
Luck, Justified 5 0 5 5
Shadow 2 2
#3 6 2 2 10 5 10 5 59
Wynaut Psychic Tag, Telepath 23 48 48 3 4 51
60 5 3 3 1 1 1 1 5
y 0 0
Ice Body, 3 2 1 1
#3 5 5 5 10 10 10 73
Snorunt Ice Inner 50 50 50 0 1 0 0
61 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
Focus, Moody 0 0 5 5
Ice Body, 4 2 1 1
#3 8 8 8 16 16 16 10
Glalie (Mega) Ice Inner 80 80 80 8 7 6 6
62 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
Focus, Moody 0 0 5 5
Ice Body, 2 2 1
#3 7 5 2 10 10 5 71
Spheal Ice/Water Thick 40 50 50 9 5 85 1
63 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Fat, Oblivious 0 0 5
Ice Body, 4 2 1
#3 9 7 4 12 14 14 9 95
Sealeo Ice/Water Thick 60 70 70 1 9 5
64 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Fat, Oblivious 0 0 5
Ice Body, 1 5 3 1 1
#3 9 6 16 18 18 11
Walrein Ice/Water Thick 1 80 90 90 3 3 9 3
65 5 5 5 5 5 95
Fat, Oblivious 0 0 0 5 5
Shell 3 1 1
#3 3 7 3 13 17 11 6 82
Clamperl Water Armor, Rattle 64 85 55 4 8 5
66 5 4 2 3 5 5 9 5
d 5 0 3
Swift 4 2 1 1
#3 5 10 10 9 5 21 21 15 11
Huntail Water Swim, Water 75 8 2 9 0
67 5 4 5 4 2 3 5 5 05
Veil 5 0 3 9
Swift 1 4 2 2 1
#3 5 10 5 17 21 15 11
Gorebyss Water Swim, Hydrati 84 1 75 8 2 3 0
68 5 5 2 3 5 5 05
on 4 5 0 3 9
Rock Head, 1 4 3 1
#3 Water/Ro 13 4 5 18 26 9 13 11
Relicanth Swift 0 90 65 8 1 1
69 ck 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 05
Swim, Sturdy 0 5 0 5
Swift 3 1 1
#3 4 4 9 11 8 13 79
Luvdisc Water Swim, Hydrati 30 55 65 3 9 65 9
70 3 0 7 5 5 5 5
on 0 6 9
Rock 3 2 1
#3 4 4 5 15 12 8 73
Bagon Dragon Head, Sheer 75 60 30 0 0 65 0
71 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
Force 0 0 5
Rock 4 2 1 1
#3 6 10 6 5 19 20 10 97
Shelgon Dragon Head, Overcoa 95 50 2 4 2 0
72 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
t 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 3 2 2
#3 Salamence (M Dragon/F Intimidate, Mo 9 13 27 16 16 13
80 1 80 0 0 0 2 0
73 ega) lying xie 5 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
Clear 3 1
#3 Steel/Psy 4 3 3 11 16 7 12 6 73
Beldum Body, Light 55 80 60 0 9
74 chic 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Metal 0 0
Clear 4 2 1 1
#3 Steel/Psy 6 10 5 5 15 20 16 97
Metang Body, Light 75 80 2 3 1 0
75 chic 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
Metal 0 0 5 5
Clear 6 2 1 1
#3 Metagross (M Steel/Psy 8 13 13 9 7 27 26 18 13
Body, Light 90 0 7 9 4
76 ega) chic 0 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 35
Metal 0 0 5 5
5 2 1 1
#3 Clear 8 10 20 5 10 5 20 40 20 12
Regirock Rock 8 7 0 0
77 Body, Sturdy 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
1 5 2 2 1
#3 Clear Body, Ice 7 10 20 5 10 20 40 12
Regice Ice 50 0 7 5 0 0
78 Body 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 5 5
Clear 5 2 1 1
#3 8 15 7 15 5 15 30 30 12
Registeel Steel Body, Light 75 8 7 5 0
79 0 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 95
Metal 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 2 2 2
#3 Dragon/P 8 13 16 18 26 13
Latias (Mega) Levitate 80 90 1 1 0 7 2 2
80 sychic 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 2 2 2
#3 Dragon/P 8 11 18 16 22 13
Latios (Mega) Levitate 90 80 3 1 0 7 6 2
81 sychic 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 3 3 1
#3 Kyogre (Prim 10 14 9 20 18 28 14
Water Drizzle 0 90 5 7 1 0 8
82 al) 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 3 2 1
#3 Groudon (Pri 15 14 9 30 28 18 14
Ground Drought 0 0 90 7 1 0 8
83 mal) 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 3 3 1
#3 Rayquaza (Me Dragon/F 15 9 30 18 18 14
Air Lock 0 90 5 90 8 2 0 9
84 ga) lying 0 5 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#3 Steel/Psy 10 10 10 20 20 20 13
Jirachi Serene Grace 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
85 chic 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 2 3 3
#3 Deoxys (Attac 5 18 36 13
Psychic Pressure 20 8 20 5 0 1 45 6 45 0
86 k) 0 0 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
6 2 1 1
#3 Deoxys (Defe 5 16 7 16 9 14 32 32 13
Psychic Pressure 70 0 1 4 8
86 nse) 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
1 1 6 2 3 3
#3 Deoxys (Norm 5 15 30 10 10 13
Psychic Pressure 50 5 50 5 0 1 0 0
86 al) 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 6 2 1 3
#3 Deoxys (Spee 5 9 19 18 18 13
Psychic Pressure 95 90 90 8 0 1 9 6
86 d) 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
3 2
#3 Overgrow, She 5 4 3 14 13 9 11 6 77
Turtwig Grass 68 64 55 1 2
87 ll Armor 5 5 1 1 3 5 5 7 1
8 0
4 2 1
#3 Overgrow, She 7 5 3 18 17 13 7 94
Grotle Grass 89 85 65 0 6 1
88 ll Armor 5 5 6 3 5 5 7 5
5 0 5
5 3 1 1
#3 Grass/Gro Overgrow, She 9 10 10 7 5 22 21 17 11
Torterra 85 2 0 5 1
89 und ll Armor 5 9 5 5 6 3 5 5 85
5 0 5 7
3 1 1 1
#3 Blaze, Iron 4 5 6 12 75
Chimchar Fire 58 44 44 0 9 93 2 93 2
90 Fist 4 8 1 1 3
9 8 1 7
4 2 1 1
#3 Fire/Fight Blaze, Iron 6 7 8 16 10 10 94
Monferno 78 52 52 0 3 6 6
91 ing Fist 4 8 1 1 9 9 5
5 8 1 7
1 1 5 2 2 2
#3 Fire/Fight Blaze, Iron 7 10 21 14 14 12
Infernape 71 0 71 0 3 6 1 2
92 ing Fist 6 4 3 7 7 03
4 8 4 2 3 1
3 2 1
#3 Torrent, Defia 5 6 4 10 11 11 8 76
Piplup Water 51 53 56 1 1 2
93 nt 3 1 0 7 1 7 5 3
4 6 7
4 2 1 1
#3 Torrent, Defia 6 8 5 13 14 15 94
Prinplup Water 66 68 76 0 3 6 0
94 nt 4 1 0 7 1 7 5
5 8 7 5
1 5 2 2 1
#3 Water/St Torrent, Defia 8 10 6 17 18 20 11
Empoleon 86 88 1 3 7 2 2
95 eel nt 4 1 0 7 1 7 95
1 0 8 7 5
2 1 1
#3 Normal/F Keen 4 3 6 11 6 62
Starly 55 30 30 4 9 65 65 2
96 lying Eye, Reckless 0 0 0 5 5 5
5 0 5
3 2 1
#3 Normal/F Intimidate, Re 5 4 8 15 10 8 81
Staravia 75 50 40 4 2 85 6
97 lying ckless 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
1 4 2 1 2
#3 Normal/F Intimidate, Re 8 12 5 24 14 10 10
Staraptor 70 50 0 7 8 0 0
98 lying ckless 5 0 0 5 5 5 85
0 5 0 5 5
Simple, 2 2
#3 5 3 3 7 6 63
Bidoof Normal Unaware, Moo 45 40 40 5 2 95 85 85
99 9 5 1 5 7 5
dy 0 8
Simple, 4 2 1 1
#4 7 5 7 17 12 12 95
Bibarel Normal Unaware, Moo 85 60 60 1 6 1 4
00 9 5 1 5 5 5 5
dy 0 8 5 7

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Shed 1 1
#4 3 2 2 5 5 52
Kricketot Bug Skin, Run 25 41 41 9 8 55 87 87
01 7 5 5 5 5 3
Away 4 4
3 2 1 1
#4 Swarm, Techn 7 5 6 17 10 10 90
Kricketune Bug 85 51 51 8 6 1 3
02 ician 7 5 5 5 7 7 3
4 4 5 5
2 2
#4 Intimidate, 4 4 4 13 8 9 66
Shinx Electric 65 34 34 6 0 73 73
03 Rivalry, Guts 5 0 5 5 5 5 1
3 0
3 2 1 1
#4 Intimidate, 6 6 6 17 10 10 86
Luxio Electric 85 49 49 6 3 2 2
04 Rivalry, Guts 0 0 0 5 3 3 1
3 0 5 5
5 2 1 1
#4 Intimidate, 8 12 9 7 24 16 16 11
Luxray Electric 79 79 2 7 9 4
05 Rivalry, Guts 0 0 5 0 5 3 3 81
3 0 5 5
Natural Cure,
2 1 1 1
#4 Grass/Poi Poison 4 5 5 14 69
Budew 30 35 70 8 9 65 75 0 1
06 son Point, Leaf 0 0 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
Guard
Natural Cure,
1 5 2 2 1
#4 Grass/Poi Poison 6 10 9 14 11 21 11
Roserade 70 55 2 0 3 5 8
07 son Point, Technic 0 5 0 5 5 5 45
5 5 0 5 5
ian
Mold 3 2 1
#4 6 12 3 5 25 6 83
Cranidos Rock Breaker, Sheer 40 30 5 4 85 65 2
08 7 5 0 8 5 5 5
Force 0 4 1
Mold 4 3 1 1
#4 9 16 6 5 33 12 10 11
Rampardos Rock Breaker, Sheer 60 50 9 0 3 2
09 7 5 5 8 5 5 5 25
Force 5 4 5 1
3 1
#4 Rock/Stee Sturdy, Sound 3 11 4 3 24 8 18 6 83
Shieldon 42 88 5 7 89
10 l proof 0 8 2 0 1 9 1 5 5
0 0
4 2
#4 Rock/Stee Sturdy, Sound 6 16 4 13 3 10 34 9 28 6 11
Bastiodon 52 9 3
11 l proof 0 8 7 8 0 9 1 9 1 5 25
5 0
2 1
#4 Shed 4 2 3 6 7 58
Burmy Bug 29 45 45 2 9 63 95 95
12 Skin, Overcoat 0 9 6 3 7 3
4 0
4 2 1
#4 Wormadam ( Bug/Gras Anticipation, O 6 7 10 3 12 17 21 7 98
59 85 2 3 6
13 Plant) s vercoat 0 9 5 6 3 5 5 7 3
4 0 3
4 2 1
#4 Wormadam ( Bug/Grou Anticipation, O 6 10 5 3 16 21 17 7 98
79 85 2 3 2
13 Sandy) nd vercoat 0 5 9 6 3 5 5 7 3
4 0 3
4 2 1
#4 Wormadam ( Anticipation, O 6 6 3 14 19 19 7 98
Bug/Steel 69 95 95 2 3 4
13 Trash) vercoat 0 9 6 3 5 5 7 3
4 0 3
4 2 1 1
#4 Bug/Flyin Swarm, Tinted 7 9 6 19 10 10 98
Mothim 94 50 50 2 5 9 3
14 g Lens 0 4 6 3 5 5 3
4 0 3 7
2 1 1
#4 Bug/Flyin Honey 3 3 7 6 62
Combee 30 42 42 4 7 65 89 89 4
15 g Gather, Hustle 0 0 0 5 3
4 0 5
4 2 1
#4 Bug/Flyin Pressure, Unn 7 10 8 10 4 16 20 20 8 10
Vespiquen 80 7 5 6
16 g erve 0 2 0 2 0 5 9 9 5 83
4 0 5
4 2 1
#4 Pickup, Run 6 4 9 14 9 18 94
Pachirisu Electric 45 70 90 0 3 95 9
17 Away 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Swift 3 2 1 1
#4 5 6 8 13 79
Buizel Water Swim, Water 65 35 30 3 2 75 2 65 7
18 5 0 5 5 5
Veil 0 0 5 5
Swift 1 4 2 1 2
#4 8 10 8 21 11 10 11
Floatzel Water Swim, Water 55 50 1 9 8 7 3
19 5 5 5 5 5 5 25
Veil 5 5 0 5 5
2 2 1
#4 4 6 3 11 7 68
Cherubi Grass Chlorophyll 35 45 53 7 0 75 95 2
20 5 2 5 1 5 5
5 0 9
4 2 1 1
#4 7 8 8 12 14 16 10
Cherrim Grass Flower Gift 60 70 78 5 5 7 7
21 0 7 5 5 5 1 35
0 0 9 5
Sticky Hold,
3 2 1
#4 Storm 7 5 3 10 10 12 7 78
Shellos Water 48 48 62 2 6 1
22 Drain, Sand 6 7 4 1 1 9 3 5
5 2 9
Force
Sticky Hold,
1 4 3 1
#4 Water/Gr Storm 9 3 17 14 16 8 10
Gastrodon 1 83 68 82 7 3 8
23 ound Drain, Sand 2 9 1 1 9 3 85
1 5 2 9
Force
Pickup, 1 4 2 1 2
#4 7 10 6 20 13 13 10
Ambipom Normal Technician, Sk 66 66 1 8 6 2 3
24 5 0 0 5 7 7 99
ill Link 5 2 0 5 5
Aftermath, 3 2 1 1
#4 Ghost/Fly 9 6 7 10 83
Drifloon Unburden, Fla 50 34 44 4 9 73 2 93 4
25 ing 0 0 0 5 1
re Boost 8 0 5 5
Aftermath, 1 4 4 1 1
#4 Ghost/Fly 9 8 16 11 11
Drifblim Unburden, Fla 5 80 44 54 9 1 93 8 6
26 ing 0 0 5 3 31
re Boost 0 8 0 5 5
3 2 1
#4 Klutz, Run 5 4 8 13 9 11 83
Buneary Normal 66 44 56 5 2 93 7
27 Away, Limber 5 4 5 7 3 7 5
0 0 5
1 4 2 1 2
#4 Lopunny (Me Cute Charm, 6 5 15 17 19 10
Normal 76 84 96 0 8 4 1 1
28 ga) Klutz, Limber 5 4 7 3 7 95
5 0 0 3 5
1 1 4 2 2 2
#4 6 10 12 12 21 11
Mismagius Ghost Levitate 60 60 0 0 9 3 1 1
29 0 5 5 5 5 25
5 5 5 0 5 5
Insomnia, 1 1 5 3 2 1
#4 Dark/Flyi 12 7 25 10 10 11
Honchkrow Super 0 52 0 52 0 1 1 4
30 ng 5 1 5 9 9 45
Luck, Moxie 0 5 5 0 5 7
Limber, Own 3 2 1
#4 4 4 8 11 8 75
Glameow Normal Tempo, Keen 55 42 37 1 0 89 79 7
31 9 2 5 5 9 5
Eye 0 8 5
Own Tempo, 1 4 2 1 2
#4 7 6 16 13 12 10
Purugly Normal Thick 82 64 59 1 5 5 3 2
32 1 4 9 3 3 39
Fat, Defiant 2 2 2 3 9
2 2 1
#4 4 6 4 10 10 9 70
Chingling Psychic Levitate 30 50 50 8 0 65 3
33 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Aftermath, 3 2 1
#4 Poison/D 6 4 7 13 8 79
Stunky Stench, Keen 63 47 41 2 3 99 87 5
34 ark 3 1 4 1 7 3
Eye 9 6 3
Aftermath, 1 4 3 1 1
#4 Poison/D 7 8 19 13 12 10
Skuntank Stench, Keen 0 93 67 61 7 1 4 7
35 ark 1 4 1 9 7 93
Eye 3 9 6 7 3
Heatproof, 3 2
#4 Steel/Psy 5 2 2 17 5 17 5 73
Bronzor Levitate, Heav 24 86 86 0 2 53
36 chic 7 4 3 7 3 7 1 5
y Metal 0 4
Heatproof, 5 2 1
#4 Steel/Psy 6 11 7 11 3 18 23 23 7 11
Bronzong Levitate, Heav 89 0 4 6
37 chic 7 6 9 6 3 3 7 7 1 35
y Metal 0 4 3
2 2
#4 Rock Head, 5 1 1 16 19 2 2 71
Bonsly Rock 80 95 45 9 1 95
38 Sturdy, Rattled 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
Filter, 3 1 1 1
#4 Psychic/F 2 7 6 18 75
Mime Jr. Soundproof, T 25 45 90 1 5 55 95 4 2
39 airy 0 0 0 5 5
echnician 0 0 5 5
Natural,
1 2 3
#4 Serene 1 3 3 13 6 57
Happiny Normal 0 5 5 65 2 1 15 15
40 Grace, Friend 5 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 0
Guard
Keen Eye,
4 2 1 1
#4 Normal/F Tangled 7 9 9 13 95
Chatot 65 45 42 1 6 95 8 89 8
41 lying Feet, Big 6 2 1 5 7
1 2 9 7
Pecks
4 2 1
#4 Ghost/Da Pressure, Infil 5 10 9 10 3 18 22 22 7 11
Spiritomb 92 8 1 8
42 rk trator 0 8 2 8 5 9 1 1 5 05
5 0 9
Sand 3 2
#4 Dragon/G 5 4 4 14 8 8 73
Gible Veil, Rough 70 45 45 0 2 95 95
43 round 8 0 2 5 5 9 5
Skin 0 6
Sand 4 2 1 1
#4 Dragon/G 6 5 8 18 13 11 94
Gabite Veil, Rough 90 65 55 0 4 0 6
44 round 5 0 2 5 5 5 9
Skin 7 0 5 9
Sand 1 1 6 3 1 2
#4 Garchomp (M Dragon/G 13 8 26 19 17 13
Veil, Rough 0 95 85 0 0 2 6 0
45 ega) round 0 0 5 5 5 35
Skin 8 2 0 6 5 9
1 3 3
#4 Pickup, Thick 4 17 8 17 1 91
Munchlax Normal 3 85 40 85 5 9 8 85
46 Fat, Gluttony 0 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 0
Inner Focus, 2 1 1
#4 4 3 6 14 7 70
Riolu Fighting Steadfast, Pra 70 40 40 8 9 85 85 2
47 0 5 0 5 5 5
nkster 5 0 5
#4 Lucario (Meg Fighting/ 7 11 9 22 14 14 11
Steadfast, Justi 70 1 70 2 5 3 8
48 a) Steel 0 0 0 5 5 5 85
fied 5 5 0 5 5
Sand 3 2
#4 6 3 3 14 16 8 6 79
Hippopotas Ground Stream, Sand 72 78 42 3 4 89
49 8 8 2 9 1 1 9 5
Force 0 6
Sand 1 5 3 1
#4 11 11 6 4 23 24 14 9 11
Hippowdon Ground Stream, Sand 0 72 2 2 4
50 5 8 8 7 5 1 9 9 91
Force 8 8 6 1

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Battle Armor, 3 1 1
#4 Poison/B 4 3 6 10 18 6 11 79
Skorupi Sniper, Keen 50 90 55 3 9 3
51 ug 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Eye 0 0 5
Battle Armor, 5 2 1 1
#4 Poison/D 7 11 6 9 18 22 15 11
Drapion Sniper, Keen 90 75 0 5 2 9
52 ark 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
Eye 0 0 5 5
Anticipation,
3 2 1 1
#4 Poison/Fi Dry 4 6 5 12 73
Croagunk 61 40 40 0 0 85 2 85 0
53 ghting Skin, Poison 8 1 0 7 5
0 6 7 5
Touch
Anticipation,
4 2 1 1
#4 Poison/Fi Dry 8 10 8 8 21 13 13 11
Toxicroak 65 65 9 7 7 7
54 ghting Skin, Poison 3 6 6 5 7 5 5 15
0 6 7 5
Touch
4 2 1
#4 7 10 9 4 20 14 14 9 10
Carnivine Grass Levitate 72 72 5 5 8
55 4 0 0 6 5 9 9 7 43
4 8 5
Swift Swim,
3 2 1 1
#4 Storm 4 4 6 10 11 12 79
Finneon Water 49 56 61 3 0 0 3
56 Drain, Water 9 9 6 3 7 7 5
0 8 3 7
Veil
Swift Swim,
4 2 1 1
#4 Storm 6 6 9 14 15 17 10
Lumineon Water 69 76 86 6 4 4 8
57 Drain, Water 9 9 1 3 7 7 55
0 8 3 7
Veil
Swift Swim,
3 2 1 1
#4 Water/Fl Water 4 6 12 5 10 24 82
Mantyke 20 50 4 0 45 2 0
58 ying Absorb, Water 5 0 0 0 5 5 5
5 0 5 5
Veil
Snow 3 2 1
#4 6 6 4 12 10 12 8 80
Snover Grass/Ice Warning, Soun 62 50 60 3 3 2
59 0 2 0 9 5 5 5 3
dproof 4 0 9
Snow 4 2 1 1
#4 Abomasnow ( 9 9 6 18 15 17 11
Grass/Ice Warning, Soun 92 75 85 9 9 8 2
60 Mega) 0 2 0 9 5 5 23
dproof 4 0 9 5
1 5 2 2
#4 Pressure, Pick 7 12 4 24 13 9 17 11
Weavile Dark/Ice 65 85 2 1 5 5
61 pocket 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 55
5 0 0 5
Magnet Pull, 1 5 2 2 1
#4 Electric/S 7 11 6 14 23 18 12
Magnezone Sturdy, Analyt 70 3 90 3 5 6 2
62 teel 0 5 0 5 5 5 05
ic 0 5 0 5 5
Oblivious,
1 5 3 1 1
#4 Own 8 5 17 19 19 11
Lickilicky Normal 1 85 95 95 1 3 6 0
63 Tempo, Cloud 0 0 5 5 5 65
0 5 0 5 5
Nine
Lightning Rod, 1 5 3 1
#4 Ground/R 14 13 5 4 28 26 11 8 12
Rhyperior Solid 1 55 3 4 1
64 ock 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 05
Rock, Reckless 5 5 0 5
Chlorophyll,
1 1 5 3 2 1
#4 Leaf 10 12 5 20 25 10 12
Tangrowth Grass 0 1 50 3 1 2 0
65 Guard, Regene 0 5 0 5 5 5 05
0 0 5 0 5 5
rator
Motor 5 2 1 1
#4 7 12 9 9 25 13 17 12
Electivire Electric Drive, Vital 67 85 4 6 9 9
66 5 3 5 5 1 9 5 15
Spirit 0 0 5 5
Flame 1 5 2 2 1
#4 7 8 19 13 19 12
Magmortar Fire Body, Vital 95 67 2 95 4 6 5 7
67 5 3 5 9 5 15
Spirit 5 0 0 5 1
Hustle, Serene 1 5 2 2 1
#4 Fairy/Flyi 8 11 8 10 19 23 12
Togekiss Grace, Super 50 95 2 4 8 4 6
68 ng 5 5 0 5 5 5 25
Luck 0 5 0 5 5
Speed Boost, 1 5 2 2 1
#4 Bug/Flyin 8 9 15 17 11 11
Yanmega Tinted 76 86 1 56 1 8 3 9
69 g 6 5 7 7 7 65
Lens, Frisk 6 5 2 7 5
Leaf 5 2 1 1
#4 6 11 13 6 9 22 26 13 11
Leafeon Grass Guard, Chloro 65 2 4 2 9
70 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 85
phyll 5 0 5 5
Snow 1 5 2 2 1
#4 6 11 6 12 22 19 11
Glaceon Ice Cloak, Ice 60 3 95 2 4 6 3
71 5 0 5 5 5 5 85
Body 0 5 0 5 5
Hyper Cutter,
5 2 1
#4 Ground/F Sand 7 12 4 9 19 25 9 15 11
Gliscor 95 75 1 6 9
72 lying Veil, Poison 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 55
0 0 5
Heal
Oblivious,
1 5 3 1 1
#4 Ice/Groun Snow 13 7 8 26 16 12 11
Mamoswine 1 80 60 3 3 4 6
73 d Cloak, Thick 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
Fat
Adaptability, 1 5 2 2 1
#4 8 9 16 14 15 12
Porygon-Z Normal Download, An 80 70 3 75 3 8 7 8
74 5 0 5 5 5 05
alytic 5 5 0 5 5
5 2 1 1
#4 Gallade (Meg Psychic/F Steadfast, Justi 6 12 6 11 8 25 13 23 11
65 1 4 3 6
75 a) ighting fied 8 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 71
8 6 5 5
Magnet Pull, 5 2 1
#4 Rock/Stee 6 14 7 15 4 11 29 30 8 11
Probopass Sturdy, Sand 55 2 3 5
76 l 0 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 85
Force 5 0 5
5 2 1
#4 4 10 13 6 13 4 20 27 27 9 11
Dusknoir Ghost Pressure 2 0 3
77 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 85
5 0 5
Snow 1 4 2 1 2
#4 7 8 16 14 14 10
Froslass Ice/Ghost Cloak, Cursed 80 70 70 0 7 5 6 0
78 0 0 5 5 5 75
Body 0 0 0 5 5
1 5 2 2 1
#4 Electric/F 5 10 10 8 13 21 21 11
Rotom (Fan) Levitate 65 0 2 1 1 7
79 lying 0 7 7 6 5 9 9 75
5 0 0 5 7
1 5 2 2 1
#4 Electric/I 5 10 10 8 13 21 21 11
Rotom (Frost) Levitate 65 0 2 1 1 7
79 ce 0 7 7 6 5 9 9 75
5 0 0 5 7
1 5 2 2 1
#4 Electric/F 5 10 10 8 13 21 21 11
Rotom (Heat) Levitate 65 0 2 1 1 7
79 ire 0 7 7 6 5 9 9 75
5 0 0 5 7
1 5 2 2 1
#4 Electric/G 5 10 10 8 13 21 21 11
Rotom (Mow) Levitate 65 0 2 1 1 7
79 rass 0 7 7 6 5 9 9 75
5 0 0 5 7
4 2 1 1
#4 Rotom (Norm Electric/G 5 9 9 10 15 15 10
Levitate 50 77 77 4 1 9 8
79 al) host 0 5 1 5 9 9 15
0 0 5 7
1 5 2 2 1
#4 Rotom (Wash Electric/ 5 10 10 8 13 21 21 11
Levitate 65 0 2 1 1 7
79 ) Water 0 7 7 6 5 9 9 75
5 0 0 5 7
5 2 1 1
#4 7 13 7 13 9 15 26 26 12
Uxie Psychic Levitate 75 8 6 5 9
80 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
1 5 2 2 1
#4 8 10 10 10 8 21 21 21 12
Mesprit Psychic Levitate 0 8 7 1 6
81 0 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 95
5 0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#4 7 12 25 14 14 12
Azelf Psychic Levitate 70 2 70 1 8 6 5 3
82 5 5 5 5 5 95
5 5 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 3 3 1
#4 Steel/Dra Pressure, Tele 12 12 10 9 24 24 20 14
Dialga 0 5 8 1 0 8
83 gon pathy 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 2 3 2
#4 Water/Dr Pressure, Tele 9 12 10 12 24 20 24 14
Palkia 5 0 8 9 0 0
84 agon pathy 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 0 5 5
Flash 1 6 2 2 1
#4 9 10 10 7 18 21 21 13
Heatran Fire/Steel Fire, Flame 90 3 0 9 6 5
85 1 6 6 7 5 7 7 35
Body 0 0 2 5 9
1 1 6 3 1 2
#4 16 11 8 11 32 22 22 14
Regigigas Normal Slow Start 1 0 7 3 6 0
86 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 4 2 1
#4 Giratina (Alte Ghost/Dr Pressure, Tele 10 12 12 9 20 24 24 14
5 0 8 1 0 8
87 red) agon pathy 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 4 2 1
#4 Giratina (Orig Ghost/Dr 12 10 10 9 24 20 20 14
Levitate 5 2 8 1 4 8
87 in) agon 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 6 3 1 1
#4 12 7 13 8 14 24 26 13
Cresselia Psychic Levitate 2 70 0 5 5 7
88 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#4 8 8 8 16 16 16 10
Phione Water Hydration 80 80 80 8 7 6 6
89 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#4 10 10 10 20 20 20 13
Manaphy Water Hydration 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
90 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 2 2 2
#4 7 18 18 18 13
Darkrai Dark Bad Dreams 90 90 3 90 2 0 5 7 5
91 0 5 5 5 35
5 5 0 0 5 5
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#4 Shaymin (Lan 10 10 10 20 20 20 13
Grass Natural Cure 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
92 d) 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#4 Shaymin (Sky Grass/Fly 10 21 15 15 13
Serene Grace 0 75 2 75 2 0 1 4 5
92 ) ing 3 1 5 5 35
0 0 7 0 0 5 9
1 1 1 7 3 2 2
#4 Arceus (Form 12 12 12 24 24 24 15
Normal Multitype 2 2 2 2 5 4 4
93 e Change) 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 1 6 3 2 2
#4 Psychic/F 10 10 10 20 20 20 13
Victini Victory Star 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
94 ire 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#4 Overgrow, Con 4 4 6 11 9 11 75
Snivy Grass 45 55 55 0 0 95 3
95 trary 5 5 3 5 5 5 1
8 0 1
4 2 1 1
#4 Overgrow, Con 6 6 8 12 15 15 96
Servine Grass 60 75 75 1 3 2 7
96 trary 0 0 3 5 5 5 1
3 0 5 1
1 5 2 1 2
#4 Overgrow, Con 7 7 15 19 19 11
Serperior Grass 75 95 95 1 2 6 5 3
97 trary 5 5 5 5 5 91
3 8 0 5 1
3 2
#4 Blaze, Thick 6 4 4 13 9 9 75
Tepig Fire 63 45 45 0 4 95 95
98 Fat 5 5 5 1 5 5 1
8 0
4 2 1 1
#4 Fire/Fight Blaze, Thick 9 7 5 19 11 11 97
Pignite 93 55 55 1 9 4 1
99 ing Fat 0 0 5 1 5 5 1
8 0 5 5
1 1 5 3 2 1
#5 Fire/Fight Blaze, Thick 12 6 25 13 13 11
Emboar 1 65 0 65 2 3 0 3
00 ing Fat 3 5 1 5 5 91
0 0 8 0 5 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
3 2 1
#5 Torrent, Shell 5 6 4 11 9 75
Oshawott Water 55 45 45 0 2 95 3 95
01 Armor 5 3 5 5 5 1
8 0 1
4 2 1 1
#5 Torrent, Shell 7 8 6 15 12 12 96
Dewott Water 75 60 60 1 6 7 2
02 Armor 5 3 0 5 5 5 1
3 0 1 5
1 5 3 2 1
#5 Torrent, Shell 9 10 7 20 17 14 11
Samurott Water 85 0 70 2 0 2 4
03 Armor 5 0 0 5 5 5 91
8 8 0 1 5
Keen Eye, Run 2 2

#5 4 3 4 11 7 8 64
Patrat Normal Away, Analyti 55 39 39 5 0 83 83
04 5 5 2 5 5 9 5
c 5 0
Illuminate, 4 2 1 1
#5 6 6 7 17 14 14 97
Watchog Normal Keen 85 69 69 2 3 2 5
05 0 0 7 5 3 3 5
Eye, Analytic 0 0 5 9
Pickup, Vital 2 2 1
#5 4 2 5 12 5 68
Lillipup Normal Spirit, Run 60 45 45 7 0 95 95 1
06 5 5 5 5 5 5
Away 5 0 5
Intimidate, 3 2 1
#5 6 3 6 16 13 7 13 87
Herdier Normal Sand 80 65 65 7 4 2
07 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
Rush, Scrappy 0 0 5
Intimidate, 4 2 1
#5 8 10 4 8 20 18 9 18 11
Stoutland Normal Sand 90 90 9 8 6
08 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 15
Rush, Scrappy 0 0 5
Limber, 2 1 1 1
#5 4 5 6 10 69
Purrloin Dark Unburden, Pra 50 37 37 8 9 79 0 79 3
09 1 0 6 5 7
nkster 1 2 5 7
Limber, 1 4 2 1 2
#5 6 8 18 10 10 10
Liepard Dark Unburden, Pra 88 50 50 0 4 3 8 1
10 4 8 1 5 5 27
nkster 6 6 8 1 7
3 2 1 1
#5 Gluttony, Over 5 5 5 11 10 10 74
Pansage Grass 53 48 48 0 1 1 1
11 grow 0 3 4 1 1 1 7
6 0 1 3
1 4 2 2 2
#5 Gluttony, Over 7 9 20 13 13 11
Simisage Grass 98 63 63 0 9 6 0 0
12 grow 5 8 1 1 1 31
1 8 0 1 7
3 2 1 1
#5 Gluttony, Blaz 5 5 6 11 10 10 76
Pansear Fire 53 48 48 1 1 1 3
13 e 0 3 4 1 1 1 7
6 0 1 3
1 4 2 2 2
#5 Gluttony, Blaz 7 9 20 13 13 11
Simisear Fire 98 63 63 0 9 6 0 0
14 e 5 8 1 1 1 31
1 8 0 1 7
3 2 1 1
#5 Gluttony, Torr 5 5 6 11 10 10 76
Panpour Water 53 48 48 1 1 1 3
15 ent 0 3 4 1 1 1 7
6 0 1 3
1 4 2 2 2
#5 Gluttony, Torr 7 9 20 13 13 11
Simipour Water 98 63 63 0 9 6 0 0
16 ent 5 8 1 1 1 31
1 8 0 1 7
Forewarn, 2 2 1
#5 7 6 2 11 5 71
Munna Psychic Synchronize, T 25 45 55 9 6 55 95 3
17 6 7 4 5 3 9
elepathy 2 2 9
Forewarn, 1 1 4 3 2
#5 2 11 17 19 6 11
Musharna Psychic Synchronize, T 1 55 85 0 95 8 4 1
18 9 5 5 5 3 09
elepathy 6 7 7 2 9
Big Pecks, 2 2
#5 Normal/F 5 3 4 11 10 7 9 66
Pidove Super 55 50 30 6 1 65
19 lying 0 6 3 5 5 7 1 3
Luck, Rivalry 4 0
Big Pecks, 3 2 1 1
#5 Normal/F 6 5 6 15 12 85
Tranquill Super 77 62 42 5 3 0 89 3
20 lying 2 0 5 9 9 1
Luck, Rivalry 8 4 5 5
Big Pecks, 4 2 1 1
#5 Normal/F 8 10 6 9 21 16 11 10
Unfezant Super 80 55 7 7 3 9
21 lying 0 5 5 3 5 5 5 91
Luck, Rivalry 8 0 5 1
Lightning Rod,
2 2 1 1
#5 Motor 4 5 7 12 72
Blitzle Electric 60 32 32 9 0 69 0 69 5
22 Drive, Sap 5 0 6 5 5
5 0 5 7
Sipper
Lightning Rod,
1 4 2 1 2
#5 Motor 7 10 8 20 13 13 11
Zebstrika Electric 63 63 1 9 6 6 3
23 Drive, Sap 5 0 0 5 1 1 29
6 7 0 5 7
Sipper
Sturdy, Weak 2 2
#5 5 2 1 15 17 5 3 69
Roggenrola Rock Armor, Sand 75 85 25 8 2 55
24 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Force 0 0
Sturdy, Weak 3 2 1
#5 7 10 10 5 2 21 21 4 91
Boldore Rock Armor, Sand 40 9 5 0 85
25 0 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
Force 0 0 5
Sturdy, Sand 5 2 1
#5 8 13 13 6 2 27 26 14 5 11
Gigalith Rock Stream, Sand 70 0 8 2
26 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 45
Force 5 0 5
Klutz, 3 2 1 1
#5 Psychic/F 6 5 7 78
Woobat Unaware, Sim 45 43 43 2 4 95 91 1 91 4
27 lying 5 5 2 1
ple 3 0 5 9
Klutz, 1 4 2 1 2
#5 Psychic/F 6 7 11 11 11 98
Swoobat Unaware, Sim 57 55 55 1 2 4 5 3
28 lying 7 7 9 5 5 5
ple 4 5 4 9 3
Sand Force,
3 2 1
#5 Sand 6 3 6 17 6 79
Drilbur Ground 85 40 45 2 3 85 95 4
29 Rush, Mold 0 0 8 5 5 1
8 0 1
Breaker
Sand Force,
1 5 3 1 1
#5 Ground/S Sand 13 5 8 27 12 13 11
Excadrill 1 60 65 0 3 0 8
30 teel Rush, Mold 5 0 8 5 5 5 51
0 8 0 5 1
Breaker
Healer, 1 4 3 1 1
#5 Audino (Mega 6 5 12 17 17 10
Normal Regenerator, 0 60 86 86 4 1 2 0
31 ) 0 0 5 7 7 25
Klutz 3 5 6 5 5
Guts, Sheer 3 2
#5 7 2 3 16 11 5 7 74
Timburr Fighting Force, Iron 80 55 35 0 6 75
32 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Fist 5 0
Guts, Sheer 4 2
#5 8 10 4 4 21 17 8 10 8 94
Gurdurr Fighting Force, Iron 85 50 0 8
33 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Fist 5 0
Guts, Sheer 1 5 3 1
#5 14 5 4 28 19 13 9 11
Conkeldurr Fighting Force, Iron 0 95 65 0 2 1
34 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 45
Fist 5 5 0 5
Hydration,
2 2 1 1
#5 Swift 5 5 6 10 72
Tympole Water 50 40 40 9 1 85 0 85 3
35 Swim, Water 0 0 4 5 3
4 0 5 3
Absorb
Hydration,
3 2 1 1
#5 Water/Gr Swift 7 6 6 13 11 11 90
Palpitoad 65 55 55 8 6 3 4
36 ound Swim, Water 5 5 9 5 5 5 3
4 0 5 3
Absorb
Poison Touch,
1 4 3 1 1
#5 Water/Gr Swift 8 7 17 15 15 11
Seismitoad 0 85 75 75 9 2 7 5
37 ound Swim, Water 5 4 5 5 5 33
5 9 0 5 3
Absorb
Guts, Inner 1 4 3
#5 10 3 4 20 17 6 17 9 10
Throh Fighting Focus, Mold 2 85 85 6 5
38 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 65
Breaker 0 5 0
Inner Focus, 4 2 1
#5 7 12 3 8 25 15 6 15 10
Sawk Fighting Sturdy, Mold 75 75 6 6 7
39 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 65
Breaker 5 0 5
Chlorophyll, 3 2
#5 Bug/Gras 4 4 4 11 14 8 12 8 75
Sewaddle Swarm, Overc 53 70 60 1 0
40 s 5 0 2 1 5 5 5 9 5
oat 0 0
Chlorophyll,
3 2 1
#5 Bug/Gras Leaf 5 5 4 13 18 16 8 89
Swadloon 63 90 80 8 2 0
41 s Guard, Overco 5 0 2 1 5 5 9 5
0 0 5
at
Chlorophyll, 4 2 1 1
#5 Bug/Gras 7 10 7 9 21 16 14 11
Leavanny Swarm, Overc 80 70 9 6 4 8
42 s 5 3 0 2 1 5 5 15
oat 0 0 5 9
Poison Point, 2 1 1
#5 Bug/Gras 3 3 5 12 6 65
Venipede Swarm, Quick 45 59 39 6 7 95 83 1
43 s 0 0 7 3 5 5
Feet 0 0 9
Poison Point, 3 1
#5 Bug/Pois 4 4 4 11 20 8 16 9 85
Whirlipede Swarm, Quick 55 99 79 6 9
44 on 0 0 7 5 3 5 3 9 5
Feet 0 0
Poison Point, 1 4 2 1 2
#5 Bug/Pois 6 5 18 18 14 10
Scolipede Swarm, Quick 90 89 69 1 7 3 1 2
45 on 0 5 5 3 3 85
Feet 2 5 0 5 9
Infiltrator, 2 1 1
#5 4 3 6 12 7 10 69
Cottonee Grass Prankster, Chl 27 60 50 8 9 59 3
46 0 7 6 5 9 5 5
orophyll 0 0 7
Infiltrator, 1 4 2 1 2
#5 Grass/Fai 6 7 13 17 15 10
Whimsicott Prankster, Chl 67 87 75 1 8 3 5 3
47 ry 0 7 9 9 5 99
orophyll 6 2 0 9 7
Chlorophyll,
2 2 1
#5 Own 4 7 3 10 10 6 69
Petilil Grass 35 50 50 8 0 75 4
48 Tempo, Leaf 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
Guard
Chlorophyll,
1 4 2 2 1
#5 Own 7 9 12 15 15 10
Lilligant Grass 60 75 1 75 8 5 2 8
49 Tempo, Leaf 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
Guard
Adaptability, 4 2 1 2
#5 Basculin 7 8 9 18 13 11 10
Water Reckless, Mold 92 65 55 6 5 6 0
50 (Red) 0 0 8 9 5 5 55
Breaker 0 0 5 1
Adaptability,
4 2 1 2
#5 Basculin Rock 7 8 9 18 13 11 10
Water 92 65 55 6 5 6 0
50 (Blue) Head, Mold 0 0 8 9 5 5 55
0 0 5 1
Breaker

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Intimidate, 2 2 1
#5 Ground/D 5 3 6 14 7 71
Sandile Moxie, Anger 72 35 35 9 1 75 75 3
51 ark 0 5 5 9 5 9
Point 2 0 5
Intimidate, 3 2 1
#5 Ground/D 6 4 7 16 9 83
Krokorok Moxie, Anger 82 45 45 5 3 95 95 5
52 ark 0 5 4 9 5 7
Point 1 0 3
Intimidate, 5 3 1 1
#5 Ground/D 9 11 6 9 23 14 14 11
Krookodile Moxie, Anger 70 70 0 0 3 8
53 ark 5 7 5 2 9 5 5 53
Point 9 0 5 9
3 2 1
#5 Hustle, Inner 7 1 5 18 3 76
Darumaka Fire 90 45 45 1 5 95 95 0
54 Focus 0 5 0 5 5 5
5 0 5
Sheer 1 4 3 1
#5 Darmanitan 14 3 9 28 11 6 11 10
Fire Force, Zen 0 55 55 8 2 9
55 (Standard) 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 95
Mode 5 0 0 5
1 1 5 3 2 1
#5 Darmanitan Fire/Psyc 10 10 5 21 21 12
Zen Mode 0 30 4 4 2 65 8 1
55 (Zen) hic 5 5 5 5 5 15
5 0 0 0 5 5
Chlorophyll,
1 4 2 2 1
#5 Water 7 6 17 13 13 10
Maractus Grass 86 67 0 67 6 6 1 2
56 Absorb, Storm 5 0 7 9 9 57
6 1 0 7 5
Drain
Shell Armor, 3 2 1
#5 5 3 5 13 17 7 78
Dwebble Bug/Rock Sturdy, Weak 65 85 35 2 1 75 1
57 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Armor 5 0 5
Shell Armor, 4 2 1
#5 7 10 12 6 4 21 25 15 9 11
Crustle Bug/Rock Sturdy, Weak 75 8 5 3
58 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 05
Armor 5 0 5
Moxie, Shed 3 2 1
#5 Dark/Fig 5 3 4 15 14 7 14 83
Scraggy Skin, Intimida 75 70 70 4 1 0
59 hting 0 5 8 5 5 5 5 1
te 8 0 1
Moxie, Shed 4 2 1
#5 Dark/Fig 6 11 4 11 5 18 23 9 23 11
Scrafty Skin, Intimida 90 8 4 2
60 hting 5 5 5 5 8 5 5 5 5 11
te 8 0 1
Magic Guard,
1 4 2 2 1
#5 Psychic/F Wonder 7 9 12 16 16 11
Sigilyph 58 80 0 80 9 5 1 9
61 lying Skin, Tinted 2 7 1 5 5 15
3 0 4 1 9
Lens
3 1 1
#5 3 5 3 17 13 6 74
Yamask Ghost Mummy 30 85 65 0 8 65 1
62 8 5 0 5 5 5 1
3 6 5
4 2 1
#5 5 14 9 10 3 10 29 21 6 11
Cofagrigus Ghost Mummy 50 8 2 9
63 8 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 01
3 6 5
Solid Rock, 3 2 1
#5 Water/Ro 5 10 5 2 16 21 4 84
Tirtouga Sturdy, Swift 78 45 5 1 1 95
64 ck 4 3 3 2 1 1 9 5
Swim 5 8 1
Solid Rock, 4 2 1
#5 Water/Ro 7 10 13 8 3 22 27 13 6 11
Carracosta Sturdy, Swift 65 9 5 7
65 ck 4 8 3 3 2 1 1 5 9 25
Swim 5 8 1
4 2 1 1
#5 Rock/Flyi 5 11 7 7 22 93
Archen Defeatist 45 45 0 2 95 5 95 4
66 ng 5 2 4 0 9 7
1 0 3 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#5 Rock/Flyi 7 14 28 13 13 12
Archeops Defeatist 65 1 65 1 6 6 2 2
67 ng 5 0 5 5 5 69
2 0 7 0 9 5
Stench, Sticky 3 2 1
#5 5 4 6 10 12 8 12 79
Trubbish Poison Hold, Afterma 50 62 62 2 1 3
68 0 0 5 5 9 5 9 3
th 9 0 5
Stench, Weak 4 2 1 1
#5 8 6 7 19 16 16 10
Garbodor Poison Armor, Afterm 95 82 82 7 7 2 5
69 0 0 5 5 9 9 83
ath 4 0 5 5
3 1 1 1
#5 4 8 6 13 79
Zorua Dark Illusion 65 40 40 3 9 85 6 85 3
70 0 0 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#5 6 10 21 12 12 11
Zoroark Dark Illusion 60 2 60 0 1 3 4 1
71 0 5 5 5 5 55
0 5 0 0 5 5
Cute Charm, 3 2 1
#5 5 4 7 10 8 73
Minccino Normal Technician, Sk 50 40 40 0 2 85 85 5
72 5 0 5 5 5 5
ill Link 0 0 5
Cute Charm, 1 4 2 1 2
#5 7 6 19 12 12 10
Cinccino Normal Technician, Sk 95 60 60 1 7 6 3 3
73 5 5 5 5 5 75
ill Link 5 0 0 5 5
Frisk, Shadow 2 2 1
#5 4 5 4 10 13 9 71
Gothita Psychic Tag, Competiti 30 50 65 9 0 65 1
74 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
ve 0 0 5
Frisk, Shadow 3 2 1 1
#5 6 7 5 14 17 91
Gothorita Psychic Tag, Competiti 45 70 85 9 3 95 5 1
75 0 5 5 5 5 5
ve 0 0 5 5
Frisk, Shadow 3 2 1 1
#5 6 7 5 14 17 91
Gothitelle Psychic Tag, Competiti 45 70 85 9 3 95 5 1
76 0 5 5 5 5 5
ve 0 0 5 5
Magic Guard, 1 2 2 2
#5 4 2 10 4 71
Solosis Psychic Overcoat, Reg 30 40 0 50 9 0 65 85 1
77 5 0 5 5 5
enerator 5 0 0 5
Magic Guard, 1 3 2 2
#5 6 3 10 12 6 87
Duosion Psychic Overcoat, Reg 40 50 2 60 7 4 85 5
78 5 0 5 5 5 5
enerator 5 0 0 5
Magic Guard, 1 1 4 3 2
#5 3 13 15 17 6 11
Reuniclus Psychic Overcoat, Reg 1 65 75 2 85 9 3 5
79 0 5 5 5 5 15
enerator 0 5 0 0 5
Big Pecks,
3 2 1
#5 Water/Fl Keen 6 4 5 10 9 10 74
Ducklett 44 50 50 0 3 93 1
80 ying Eye, Hydratio 2 4 5 5 3 5 5
5 4 5
n
Big Pecks,
4 2 1 2
#5 Water/Fl Keen 7 8 9 17 13 13 10
Swanna 87 63 63 7 6 7 0
81 ying Eye, Hydratio 8 7 8 9 1 1 87
6 6 9 1
n
Ice Body,
3 1 1
#5 Snow 3 6 4 10 10 12 9 74
Vanillite Ice 50 50 60 0 8 3
82 Cloak, Weak 6 5 4 5 5 5 3 5
5 2 5
Armor
Ice Body,
3 2 1 1
#5 Snow 5 8 5 13 13 15 92
Vanillish Ice 65 65 75 9 1 6 2
83 Cloak, Weak 1 0 9 5 5 5 5
5 2 5 3
Armor
Ice Body,
1 5 2 2 1
#5 Snow 7 7 19 17 19 12
Vanilluxe Ice 95 85 1 95 3 5 2 6
84 Warning, Wea 1 9 5 5 5 05
0 5 2 5 3
k Armor
Chlorophyll,
3 2 1
#5 Normal/G Sap 6 4 7 12 10 8 10 80
Deerling 60 50 50 3 3 5
85 rass Sipper, Serene 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Grace
Chlorophyll,
4 2 1 1
#5 Normal/G Sap 8 10 6 9 20 14 14 10
Sawsbuck 70 70 7 7 2 9
86 rass Sipper, Serene 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 85
5 0 5 5
Grace
1 4 2 1 2
#5 Electric/F Static, Motor 5 7 15 12 12 99
Emolga 75 60 60 0 2 2 5 1
87 lying Drive 5 5 5 5 5 1
3 8 0 5 1
Shed Skin, 3 2 1
#5 5 4 6 15 8 76
Karrablast Bug Swarm, No 75 45 45 1 1 95 95 2
88 0 0 0 5 5 5
Guard 5 0 5
Shell Armor, 4 2 1
#5 7 13 10 6 10 2 27 21 21 4 11
Escavalier Bug/Steel Swarm, Overc 9 5 2
89 0 5 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 25
oat 5 0 5
Effect 2 2 1
#5 Grass/Poi 6 5 1 11 11 2 71
Foongus Spore, Regene 55 45 55 8 4 95 1
90 son 9 5 0 5 5 5 3
rator 9 8 5
Effect 1 4 3 1
#5 Grass/Poi 8 3 17 14 16 6 10
Amoonguss Spore, Regene 1 85 70 80 6 3 7
91 son 5 0 5 5 5 5 63
rator 4 4 8 5
Cursed Body, 3 2 1
#5 Water/Gh 5 6 4 10 17 8 80
Frillish Water 40 50 85 3 2 85 3
92 ost 5 5 0 5 5 5 5
Absorb, Damp 5 0 5
Cursed Body, 1 4 3 1 1
#5 Water/Gh 8 10 6 12 14 21 10
Jellicent Water 0 60 70 8 1 7 2
93 ost 5 5 0 5 5 5 95
Absorb, Damp 0 0 0 5 5
Healer, 1 4 4 1
#5 4 6 15 16 8 10
Alomomola Water Hydration, Re 6 75 80 45 7 4 95 3
94 0 5 5 5 5 75
generator 5 0 0 5
Compound
3 2 1 1
#5 Electric/B Eyes, 5 5 6 10 10 77
Joltik 47 50 50 1 1 99 1 3
95 ug Unnerve, Swar 0 7 5 5 5 3
9 0 9 5
m
Compound
1 4 2 1 2
#5 Electric/B Eyes, 7 9 15 12 12 10
Galvantula 77 60 60 0 7 5 9 2
96 ug Unnerve, Swar 0 7 9 5 5 79
8 2 0 9 1
m
3 1
#5 Grass/Ste 4 2 1 10 18 5 17 2 74
Ferroseed Iron Barbs 50 91 86 0 9
97 el 4 4 0 5 7 3 7 5 5
5 8
4 2 1
#5 Grass/Ste 7 13 5 11 2 19 26 23 4 11
Ferrothorn Iron Barbs 94 8 5 1
98 el 4 1 4 6 0 3 7 7 5 13
9 8 3
Minus, 3 1
#5 4 4 3 11 14 9 12 6 73
Klink Steel Plus, Clear 55 70 60 0 9
99 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
Body 0 0
Minus, 4 2 1 1
#6 6 7 5 16 19 17 10
Klang Steel Plus, Clear 80 95 85 4 3 4 0
00 0 0 0 5 5 5 15
Body 0 0 5 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Minus, 5 2 1 1
#6 6 10 11 7 9 20 23 17 11
Klinklang Steel Plus, Clear 85 2 3 4 8
01 0 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 75
Body 0 0 5 5
2 1 1
#6 3 4 6 11 9 68
Tynamo Electric Levitate 55 40 40 7 8 85 85 2
02 5 5 0 5 5 5
5 0 5
4 2 1
#6 6 7 4 16 14 14 8 93
Eelektrik Electric Levitate 80 70 70 0 4 5
03 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
1 5 2 2 1
#6 8 11 5 23 16 16 11
Eelektross Electric Levitate 80 0 80 1 8 1 0
04 5 5 0 5 5 5 65
5 5 0 5 5
Synchronize, 3 2 1
#6 5 8 3 11 11 11 6 80
Elgyem Psychic Telepathy, An 55 55 55 3 2 7
05 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
alytic 5 0 5
Synchronize, 1 4 2 2
#6 7 4 15 15 19 8 11
Beheeyem Psychic Telepathy, An 75 75 2 95 8 6 5
06 5 0 5 5 5 5 05
alytic 5 5 0 5
Flame Body,
2 2 1
#6 Ghost/Fir Flash 5 6 2 11 11 4 68
Litwick 30 55 55 7 1 65 3
07 e Fire, Infiltrato 0 5 0 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
r
Flame Body,
3 2 1 1
#6 Ghost/Fir Flash 6 9 5 12 12 87
Lampent 40 60 60 7 3 85 9 1
08 e Fire, Infiltrato 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
r
1 5 2 2 1
#6 Ghost/Fir 6 8 10 18 18 11
Chandelure Flame Body, 50 90 4 90 1 3 9 6
09 e 0 0 5 5 5 65
Flash 5 5 0 5 5
Fire, Infiltrato
r
Mold Breaker, 3 2 1
#6 4 3 5 17 12 6 77
Axew Dragon Rivalry, Unner 87 60 40 2 0 85 1
10 6 0 7 9 5 5 5
ve 0 2 9
Mold Breaker, 4 2 1
#6 6 11 4 6 23 14 8 10 95
Fraxure Dragon Rivalry, Unner 70 50 1 4 3
11 6 7 0 7 9 5 5 5 5
ve 0 2 9
Mold Breaker, 5 2 1 1
#6 7 14 6 9 29 18 14 12
Haxorus Dragon Rivalry, Unner 90 70 4 6 2 9
12 6 7 0 7 9 5 5 15
ve 0 2 5 9
Snow Cloak, 3 2 1
#6 5 6 4 14 8 74
Cubchoo Ice Slush 70 40 40 0 2 85 2 85
13 5 0 0 5 5 5
Rush, Rattled 5 0 5
Snow Cloak,
5 3 1 1
#6 Slush 9 13 7 5 26 16 16 11
Beartic Ice 80 80 0 0 4 0
14 Rush, Swift 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 45
5 0 5 5
Swim
1 5 2 1 2
#6 8 9 13 10 10 27 11
Cryogonal Ice Levitate 50 50 0 1 7 9 1
15 0 5 5 5 5 5 65
5 5 0 5 5
Hydration,
3 2
#6 Shell 5 4 2 17 8 13 5 74
Shelmet Bug 40 85 65 0 1 85
16 Armor, Overco 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0
at
Hydration,
1 1 4 2 2 2
#6 Sticky 8 14 12 11
Accelgor Bug 70 40 0 60 4 9 7 85 0 9
17 Hold, Unburde 0 5 5 25
0 5 5 0 5 5
n
Limber, 1 4 3 1
#6 Ground/E 8 3 13 17 20 6 10
Stunfisk Static, Sand 0 66 84 99 7 2 6
18 lectric 1 2 7 3 3 9 77
Veil 9 1 8 7
#6 4 5 6 17 10 10 83
Mienfoo Fighting Regenerator, R 85 50 50 5 0 1 3
19 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
eckless 0 0 5 5
#6 6 12 9 25 12 12 11
Mienshao Fighting Regenerator, R 60 60 0 1 4 9 1
20 5 5 5 5 5 5 55
eckless 5 0 0 5 5
Rough Skin,
4 2 1 1
#6 Sheer 7 12 6 4 24 18 18 11
Druddigon Dragon 90 90 8 6 2 0
21 Force, Mold 7 0 0 8 5 5 5 05
5 4 5 1
Breaker
Iron Fist, 3 2
#6 Ground/G 5 3 3 15 10 7 10 7 74
Golett Klutz, No 74 50 50 0 2
22 host 9 5 5 3 5 5 5 5 1
Guard 3 8
Iron Fist, 4 2 1 1
#6 Ground/G 8 12 5 5 25 16 16 11
Golurk Klutz, No 80 80 8 8 1 1
23 host 9 4 5 5 3 5 5 01
Guard 3 8 5 5
Defiant, Inner 3 2 1
#6 Dark/Stee 4 4 6 17 14 8 81
Pawniard Focus, Pressu 85 70 40 4 0 85 2
24 l 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
re 0 0 5
Defiant, Inner 4 2 1 1
#6 Dark/Stee 6 12 10 6 7 25 20 14 11
Bisharp Focus, Pressu 70 9 4 2 4
25 l 5 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 15
re 0 0 5 5
Reckless, Sap 4 3 1
#6 9 11 4 5 22 19 8 19 11
Bouffalant Normal Sipper, Sound 95 95 9 0 1
26 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 15
proof 0 0 5
Keen Eye, 3 2 1
#6 Normal/F 7 3 6 17 10 7 10 83
Rufflet Sheer 83 50 50 5 5 2
27 lying 0 7 0 1 5 9 5 5
Force, Hustle 0 0 5
Keen Eye, 1 5 3 1 1
#6 Normal/F 12 8 8 25 15 15 12
Braviary Sheer 0 75 75 4 1 7 6
28 lying 3 7 0 1 5 5 15
Force, Defiant 0 0 0 9 5
Big Pecks, 3 2 1
#6 Dark/Flyi 7 4 6 11 15 9 13 87
Vullaby Overcoat, Wea 55 75 65 7 5 2
29 ng 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
k Armor 0 0 5
Big Pecks, 1 5 3 1 1
#6 Dark/Flyi 10 5 8 13 21 19 11
Mandibuzz Overcoat, Wea 1 65 95 1 3 1 6
30 ng 5 5 0 5 5 5 55
k Armor 0 0 0 5 5
Flash Fire, 1 4 2 2 1
#6 8 6 19 13 13 11
Heatmor Fire Gluttony, Whit 97 66 0 66 8 8 1 3
31 5 5 9 7 7 03
e Smoke 5 4 0 5 5
Hustle, 1 4 2 1 2
#6 5 10 11 4 22 22 10 11
Durant Bug/Steel Swarm, Truan 48 0 8 2 0 2
32 8 9 2 8 3 9 1 03
t 9 4 6 1 3
3 2
#6 Dark/Dra 5 4 3 13 10 9 10 8 73
Deino Hustle 65 50 50 0 1
33 gon 2 5 8 5 5 5 5 1 5
0 4
4 2 1 1
#6 Dark/Dra 7 6 5 17 14 14 97
Zweilous Hustle 85 70 70 2 5 3 2
34 gon 2 5 8 5 5 5 5
0 4 5 1
1 6 2 2 2
#6 Dark/Dra 9 10 9 21 18 18 13
Hydreigon Levitate 90 2 90 0 9 5 0
35 gon 2 5 8 5 5 5 35
5 0 4 5 1
3 2 1 1
#6 Flame 5 5 6 17 11 11 85
Larvesta Bug/Fire 85 55 55 6 2 0 2
36 Body, Swarm 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Flame 8 10 12 13 21 12
Volcarona Bug/Fire 60 65 3 0 5 8 7 0
37 Body, Swarm 5 5 5 5 5 35
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 5 2 1 2
#6 Steel/Fig 9 12 9 18 26 14 12
Cobalion Justified 90 72 0 8 9 8 2
38 hting 1 9 0 5 3 9 95
8 0 2 5 1
1 5 2 1 2
#6 Rock/Fig 9 12 7 26 18 18 12
Terrakion Justified 90 90 0 8 9 4 2
39 hting 1 9 2 3 5 5 95
8 0 2 9 1
1 5 2 1 2
#6 Grass/Fig 9 9 12 18 14 26 12
Virizion Justified 90 72 0 8 9 8 2
40 hting 1 0 9 5 9 3 95
8 0 2 5 1
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Tornadus (Inc Prankster, Def 7 11 23 14 16 12
Flying 70 2 80 1 8 6 5 2
41 arnate) iant 9 5 5 5 5 95
5 1 0 8 5 7
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Tornadus (Th 7 10 20 16 18 12
Flying Regenerator 80 1 90 2 8 6 2 4
41 erian) 9 0 5 5 5 95
0 1 0 8 5 7
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Thundurus (I Electric/F Prankster, Def 7 11 23 14 16 12
70 2 80 1 8 6 5 2
42 ncarnate) lying iant 9 5 5 5 5 95
5 1 0 8 5 7
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Thundurus (T Electric/F 7 10 21 14 16 12
Volt Absorb 70 4 80 0 8 6 9 0
42 herian) lying 9 5 5 5 5 95
5 1 0 8 5 7
1 1 6 3 3 1
#6 Dragon/F 12 10 12 9 24 20 24 14
Reshiram Turboblaze 0 5 8 1 0 8
43 ire 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 6 3 2 1
#6 Dragon/E 15 12 10 9 30 24 20 14
Zekrom Teravolt 0 2 8 1 4 8
44 lectric 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 0 5 5
Sand 1 1 6 2 2 2
#6 Landorus (Inc Ground/F 8 12 25 18 16 13
Force, Sheer 90 1 80 0 0 8 3 0
45 arnate) lying 9 5 5 5 5 35
Force 5 1 0 8 5 7
1 6 2 2 1
#6 Landorus (Th Ground/F 8 14 9 29 18 16 13
Intimidate 90 0 80 0 8 1 8
45 erian) lying 9 5 1 5 5 5 35
5 0 8 5 7
1 1 6 3 2 1
#6 Kyurem (unfu Dragon/Ic 13 9 26 18 18 14
Pressure 2 90 3 90 6 6 6 9
46 sed) e 0 5 5 5 5 55
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 7 3 2 1
#6 Kyurem- Dragon/Ic 17 10 9 34 20 18 15
Teravolt 2 2 90 0 6 4 9
46 Black e 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 7 3 3 1
#6 Kyurem- Dragon/Ic 12 10 9 24 18 20 15
Turboblaze 2 90 7 0 6 4 9
46 White e 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
5 0 0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Water/Fi 9 14 18 18 12
Keldeo Justified 72 90 2 90 0 8 9 6 2
47 ghting 1 9 5 5 95
9 8 0 2 3 1
1 1 6 3 2 1
#6 Meloetta (Ari Normal/P 12 9 15 15 26 13
Serene Grace 0 77 77 2 0 1 6 8
48 a) sychic 8 0 9 9 1 35
0 8 0 0 1 5
1
#6 Meloetta (Pir Normal/F 12 7
Serene Grace 0 90 77
48 ouette) ighting 8 7
0
1 6 2 2 2
#6 7 12 9 24 19 19 13
Genesect Bug/Steel Download 95 2 95 0 5 4 0
49 1 0 9 5 5 5 35
0 0 2 5 3
3 2 1
#6 Overgrow, Bul 5 4 3 12 13 8 76
Chespin Grass 61 65 45 1 2 0 95
50 letproof 6 8 8 7 5 1 1
3 2 1

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
4 2 1 1
#6 Overgrow, Bul 6 5 5 16 19 12 94
Quilladin Grass 78 95 58 0 3 1 1
51 letproof 1 6 7 1 5 1 5
5 2 7 9
5 2 1 1
#6 Grass/Fig Overgrow, Bul 8 10 12 7 6 21 24 15 11
Chesnaught 75 3 8 5 3
52 hting letproof 8 7 2 4 4 9 9 5 95
0 6 3 3
3 1 1 1
#6 Blaze, Magicia 4 6 6 12 74
Fennekin Fire 45 40 60 0 9 95 85 2 2
53 n 0 2 0 5 9
7 0 9 5
4 2 1 1
#6 Blaze, Magicia 5 9 7 12 12 14 95
Braixen Fire 59 58 70 0 2 8 5
54 n 9 0 3 3 1 5 3
9 8 5 1
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Fire/Psyc Blaze, Magicia 7 10 14 14 20 12
Delphox 69 72 1 0 3 6 3 1
55 hic n 5 0 3 9 5 03
4 4 4 0 3 3
3 1 1 1
#6 Torrent, Prote 4 6 7 11 76
Froakie Water 56 40 44 1 9 85 2 93 4
56 an 1 2 1 7 3
4 2 9 7
4 2 1 1
#6 Torrent, Prote 5 8 9 13 10 11 94
Frogadier Water 63 52 56 0 1 7 9
57 an 4 3 7 1 9 7 5
5 8 1 9
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Greninja Water/Da Torrent, Prote 7 19 13 14 11
95 67 0 71 2 3 5 1 4
58 (Normal) rk an 2 5 9 7 95
3 2 0 4 1 9
Greninja 1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Water/Da 7 19 13 14 11
(Battle Battle Bond 95 67 0 71 2 3 5 1 4
58 rk 2 5 9 7 95
Bonded) 3 2 0 4 1 9
1 1 6 2 3 2
#6 Water/Da 7 14 29 13 14 14
Ash-Greninja Battle Bond 67 5 71 3 4 5 1 6
58 rk 2 5 5 9 7 15
3 2 0 4 1 9
2 1 1
#6 Pickup, Cheek 3 3 5 6 60
Bunnelby Normal 36 38 36 3 8 77 81 77 1
59 Pouch 8 2 7 9 9
7 6 9
4 2 1 1
#6 Normal/G Pickup, Cheek 8 5 7 11 15 15 98
Diggersby 56 77 77 2 8 0 6
60 round Pouch 5 0 8 7 9 9 1
3 0 5 1
Big 2 2 1
#6 Normal/F 4 4 6 10 8 69
Fletchling Pecks, Gale 50 43 38 7 0 91 81 2
61 lying 5 0 2 5 5 1
Wings 8 0 9
Flame 3 2 1 1
#6 Fire/Flyin 6 5 8 15 11 10 89
Fletchinder Body, Gale 73 55 52 8 3 1 7
62 g 2 6 4 1 5 9 9
Wings 2 4 7 3
Flame 1 4 2 1 2
#6 Fire/Flyin 7 7 16 14 14 11
Talonflame Body, Gale 81 71 69 2 9 6 5 5
63 g 8 4 7 7 3 33
Wings 6 9 6 3 7
Shield Dust,
2 1
#6 Compound 3 2 3 5 7 53
Scatterbug Bug 35 40 25 0 8 75 85 55
64 Eyes, Friend 8 7 5 9 5 5
0 6
Guard
Shed 2 2
#6 4 2 2 12 5 6 56
Spewpa Bug Skin, Friend 22 60 30 1 0 49 65
65 5 7 9 5 9 3 1
Guard 3 0
Shield Dust,
4 2 1 1
#6 Bug/Flyin Compound 8 9 8 10 10 10 95
Vivillon 52 50 50 1 7 8 8
66 g Eyes, Friend 0 0 9 9 5 5 7
1 0 5 3
Guard
3 2 1 1
#6 Normal/F Rivalry, Unner 6 7 7 10 12 11 87
Litleo 50 58 54 6 3 5 4
67 ire ve 2 3 2 5 1 3 3
9 4 1 9
1 1 5 2 2 2
#6 Normal/F Rivalry, Unner 8 14 14 13 11
Pyroar 68 72 0 66 0 0 8 2 1
68 ire ve 6 1 9 7 49
9 6 7 2 3 7
Flower 3 1 1
#6 Flabébé (All 4 6 4 16 8 74
Fairy Veil, Symbiosi 38 39 79 0 9 81 83 2
69 Formes) 4 1 2 3 9 1
s 3 8 7
Flower 1 5 2 2 1
#6 Floette (Most 7 12 9 13 13 26 12
Fairy Veil, Symbiosi 65 67 2 5 5 5 8
70 Formes) 4 8 2 5 9 1 37
s 5 1 8 5 9
Floette 3 2 1 1
#6 5 7 5 20 87
(Eternal Fairy Flower Veil 45 47 98 7 1 95 99 5 0
70 4 5 2 1 7
Flower) 1 8 5 9
Flower 1 5 2 2 1
#6 Florges (All 7 15 7 13 14 31 12
Fairy Veil, Symbiosi 65 68 1 5 6 2 5
71 Formes) 8 4 5 5 1 3 39
s 2 2 6 9 5
Sap 3 2 1 1
#6 6 6 5 13 10 11 83
Skiddo Grass Sipper, Grass 65 48 57 5 4 2 0
72 6 2 2 5 1 9 5
Pelt 0 2 9 9
Sap 1 5 3 1 1
#6 10 9 6 20 12 16 11
Gogoat Grass Sipper, Grass 2 62 81 3 5 9 4
73 0 7 8 5 9 7 97
Pelt 3 1 6 9 1
Iron Fist, Mold 3 2

#6 6 4 4 16 12 9 10 9 83
Pancham Fighting Breaker, Scra 82 62 48 4 4
74 7 6 3 9 9 7 1 1 1
ppy 8 4
Iron Fist, Mold 4 3 1 1

#6 Fighting/ 9 12 6 5 25 16 14 11
Pangoro Breaker, Scra 78 71 9 0 4 2
75 Dark 5 4 9 8 3 1 7 25
ppy 5 0 3 1
4 2 1 1
#6 7 6 8 16 12 18 10
Furfrou Normal Fur Coat 80 60 90 5 6 3 6
76 5 5 2 5 5 5 39
2 0 5 9
Keen Eye, 3 2 1 1
#6 6 6 6 10 11 12 84
Espurr Psychic Infiltrator, Ow 48 54 60 5 3 3 4
77 2 3 8 1 3 5 5
n Tempo 5 4 1 1
Keen Eye, 1 4 2 1 2
#6 7 8 10 15 16 10
Meowstic♀ Psychic Infiltrator, Pra 48 76 81 0 6 5 7 1
78 4 3 1 7 7 67
nkster 4 6 8 1 3
Keen Eye, 1 4 2 1 2
#6 7 8 10 15 16 10
Meowstic♂ Psychic Infiltrator, Co 48 76 81 0 6 5 7 1
78 4 3 1 7 7 67
mpetitive 4 6 8 1 3
3 2
#6 Steel/Gho 4 10 3 2 16 20 7 6 78
Honedge No Guard 80 37 2 0 79
79 st 5 0 5 8 5 5 5 1 5
5 0
4 2
#6 Steel/Gho 5 11 15 4 3 22 30 9 10 7 10
Doublade No Guard 49 4 2
80 st 9 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 31
8 8
5 2 1 1
#6 Aegislash (Shi Steel/Gho 6 15 5 15 6 10 30 30 11
Stance Change 50 2 3 0 2
81 eld) st 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 5 5
1 5 2 3 1
#6 Aegislash (Sw Steel/Gho 6 15 6 30 10 10 11
Stance Change 50 5 50 2 3 0 2
81 ord) st 0 0 0 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#6 Healer, Aroma 7 6 2 10 12 13 5 81
Spritzee Fairy 52 60 65 4 6 3
82 Veil 8 3 3 9 5 5 1 7
1 6 1
1 4 3 2
#6 Healer, Aroma 9 2 14 14 18 6 10
Aromatisse Fairy 0 72 72 89 6 1 0
83 Veil 9 9 9 9 3 3 59
1 2 2 3
Sweet 3 2 1 1
#6 6 5 4 10 13 11 81
Swirlix Fairy Veil, Unburde 48 66 57 4 3 2 0
84 2 9 9 1 7 9 7
n 1 4 3 3
Sweet 4 2 1 1
#6 8 8 7 16 17 15 10
Slurpuff Fairy Veil, Unburde 80 86 75 8 7 7 4
85 2 5 2 5 7 5 95
n 0 4 5 9
Contrary,
2 2
#6 Dark/Psy Suction 5 3 4 11 11 7 9 71
Inkay 54 53 46 8 1 97
86 chic Cups, Infiltrat 3 7 5 3 1 9 5 1
8 6
or
Contrary,
4 2 1 1
#6 Dark/Psy Suction 8 6 7 18 18 15 10
Malamar 92 88 75 8 8 4 5
87 chic Cups, Infiltrat 6 8 3 9 1 5 99
2 2 1 1
or
Tough Charm, 3 1 1
#6 Rock/Wat 4 3 5 10 13 8 11 74
Binacle Sniper, Pickpo 52 67 56 0 9 0
88 er 2 9 0 9 9 3 7 7
cket 6 4 5
Tough Charm, 5 2 1 1
#6 Rock/Wat 7 10 11 5 6 21 23 17 11
Barbaracle Sniper, Pickpo 86 0 5 1 4
89 er 2 5 5 4 8 5 5 7 35
cket 0 4 3 1
Poison Point,
3 2 1
#6 Poison/W Poison 5 6 3 12 12 12 6 77
Skrelp 60 60 60 2 1 2
90 ater Touch, Adapta 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 0 5
bility
Poison Point,
4 2 1
#6 Poison/D Poison 6 9 12 4 15 18 25 9 11
Dragalge 75 90 9 4 9
91 ragon Touch, Adapta 5 7 3 4 5 5 1 3 23
4 0 9
bility
3 2 1
#6 Mega 5 5 4 11 12 13 9 79
Clauncher Water 53 62 63 3 1 2
92 Launcher 0 8 4 1 9 1 3 5
0 0 1
1 5 2 2 1
#6 Mega 7 5 15 18 18 11
Clawitzer Water 73 88 2 89 0 5 4 2
93 Launcher 1 9 1 1 3 35
0 0 2 5 3
Dry Skin, Sand 2 1 1 1

#6 Electric/N 4 6 7 71
Helioptile Veil, Solar 38 33 43 8 9 81 71 2 91 4
94 ormal 4 1 0 3
Power 9 8 7 5
Dry Skin, Sand 1 1 4 2 2 2

#6 Electric/N 6 11 10 19 10
Heliolisk Veil, Solar 55 52 0 94 0 8 3 2 2
95 ormal 2 5 9 3 97
Power 9 9 1 4 3 3
3 2 1
#6 Rock/Dra Strong 5 4 4 18 15 9 85
Tyrunt 89 77 45 6 2 95 0
96 gon Jaw, Sturdy 8 5 8 3 9 5 9
2 6 1
Strong 5 2 1 1
#6 Rock/Dra 8 12 11 6 7 24 24 12 11
Tyrantrum Jaw, Rock 59 2 7 4 4
97 gon 2 1 9 9 1 7 3 3 77
Head 1 4 3 7
3 2 1
#6 Refrigerate, Sn 7 6 4 12 10 13 9 85
Amaura Ice/Rock 59 50 63 6 6 3
98 ow Warning 7 7 6 3 5 1 7 9
2 4 9
1 5 3 2 1
#6 Refrigerate, Sn 9 5 15 14 18 11
Aurorus Ice/Rock 2 77 72 92 2 5 0 2
99 ow Warning 9 8 9 9 9 77
3 1 6 3 1
Cute 1 5 3 2 1
#7 9 13 6 13 13 26 11
Sylveon Fairy Charm, Pixilat 65 65 1 2 0 2 2
00 5 0 0 5 5 5 85
e 0 5 0 5 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Limber, 1 5 2 1 2
#7 Fighting/ 7 7 18 15 13 11
Hawlucha Unburden, Mo 92 75 63 1 0 6 5 4
01 Flying 8 4 9 5 1 35
ld Breaker 8 0 6 3 1
1 4 2 1 2
#7 Electric/F Cheek Pouch, 6 8 12 11 13 99
Dedenne 58 57 67 0 3 4 6 0
02 airy Pickup, Plus 7 1 1 9 9 7
1 1 4 7 7
5 2 1 1
#7 Rock/Fair Clear 5 15 5 15 5 10 30 30 11
Carbink 50 0 1 0 0
03 y Body, Sturdy 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 5 5
Sap Sipper, 3 2 1
#7 4 5 4 10 15 8 73
Goomy Dragon Hydration, Go 50 35 75 0 0 75 1
04 5 5 0 5 5 5 5
oey 0 0 5
Sap Sipper, 4 2 1 1
#7 6 8 11 6 15 11 23 10
Sliggoo Dragon Hydration, Go 75 53 5 4 7 2
05 8 3 3 0 5 1 1 39
oey 2 6 1 5
Sap Sipper, 1 6 2 2 1
#7 9 10 15 8 20 14 30 13
Goodra Dragon Hydration, Go 70 1 0 9 2 6
06 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
oey 0 0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#7 Steel/Fair Prankster, Ma 5 8 7 16 18 17 10
Klefki 80 91 87 7 2 6 5
07 y gician 7 0 5 5 7 9 75
0 4 5 5
3 1 1
#7 Ghost/Gr Natural Cure, 4 5 3 14 10 12 8 75
Phantump 70 48 60 0 9 0
08 ass Frisk, Harvest 3 0 8 5 1 5 1 3
9 6 5
4 2 1 1
#7 Ghost/Gr Natural Cure, 8 11 6 5 22 15 16 10
Trevenant 76 82 7 8 3 1
09 ass Frisk, Harvest 5 0 5 6 5 7 9 83
4 0 5 7
Natural Cure, 3 2 1
#7 Pumpkaboo Ghost/Gr 4 4 5 13 14 9 11 80
Frisk, Insomni 66 70 55 3 0 0
10 (Small) ass 9 4 1 7 5 3 5 5
a 5 8 7
Natural Cure, 3 2
#7 Pumpkaboo Ghost/Gr 5 4 4 13 14 9 11 9 80
Frisk, Insomni 66 70 55 3 1
10 (Average) ass 4 4 6 7 5 3 5 7 5
a 5 8
Natural Cure, 3 1 1
#7 Pumpkaboo Ghost/Gr 4 4 5 13 14 9 11 80
10 (Large) ass 4 4 6 7 5 3 5 5
a 5 8 7
Natural Cure, 3 2
#7 Pumpkaboo Ghost/Gr 5 4 4 13 14 9 11 8 80
10 (Super-Size) ass 9 4 1 7 5 3 5 7 5
a 5 8
Pickup, 4 2 1 1
#7 Gourgeist Ghost/Gr 6 12 5 8 18 24 15 11
11 (Small) ass 5 2 8 4 5 9 5 23
a 4 0 1 3
Pickup, 4 2 1 1
11 (Average) ass 5 2 8 9 5 9 5 23
a 4 0 1 3
Pickup, 4 2 1 2
11 (Large) ass 5 2 8 9 5 9 5 23
a 4 0 1 3
Pickup, 4 2 1 1
#7 Gourgeist Ghost/Gr 8 10 12 5 5 20 24 15 11
11 (Super-Size) ass 5 0 2 8 4 5 9 5 23
a 4 0 1 3
Own Tempo, 3 2
#7 5 3 2 14 17 6 6 74
Bergmite Ice Ice 69 85 35 0 2 75
12 5 2 8 3 5 9 1 3
Body, Sturdy 4 0
Own Tempo, 5 3
#7 9 11 18 4 2 23 37 9 6 11
Avalugg Ice Ice 46 1 0 97
13 5 7 4 4 8 9 3 3 1 63
Body, Sturdy 4 0
Frisk, 2 1 1
#7 Dragon/F 4 4 5 9 62
Noibat Infiltrator, Tel 30 35 40 4 9 65 75 85 1
14 lying 0 5 5 5 5
epathy 5 0 5
Frisk, 1 5 2 1 2
#7 Dragon/F 8 9 14 16 16 12
Noivern Infiltrator, Tel 70 80 80 2 3 8 9 5
15 lying 5 7 5 5 5 05
epathy 3 5 0 9 1
1 1 6 3 2 2
#7 13 9 26 19 20 14
Xerneas Fairy Fairy Aura 2 95 3 98 8 6 6 0
16 1 9 7 5 1 95
6 1 0 2 7 3
1 1 6 3 2 2
#7 Dark/Flyi 13 9 26 19 20 14
Yveltal Dark Aura 2 95 3 98 8 6 6 0
17 ng 1 9 7 5 1 95
6 1 0 2 7 3
1 4 2 1 2
#7 Zygarde Dragon/G Power 5 10 6 20 14 17 10
71 85 1 8 1 2 2
18 (10%) round Construct 4 0 1 5 7 5 97
0 1 8 7 5
1 6 3 1 1
#7 Zygarde Dragon/G 10 12 8 9 20 24 19 13
Aura Break 0 95 0 2 6 9
18 (50%) round 0 1 1 5 5 7 5 35
8 0 6 7 5
2 7 5 1 1
#7 Zygarde Dragon/G Power 10 12 8 9 20 24 19 15
1 95 0 4 6 9
18 (Complete) round Construct 0 1 1 5 5 7 5 51
6 8 2 7 5
1 6 2 2 1
#7 Diancie (Meg Rock/Fair 5 10 15 15 5 20 30 30 13
Clear Body 0 0 1 0 0
19 a) y 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
1 6 2 3 1
#7 Hoopa Psychic/G 8 11 13 7 22 12 26 13
Magician 60 5 0 7 0 4
20 Unbound host 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
1 6 2 3 1
#7 Psychic/D 8 16 13 8 32 12 26 14
Hoopa Magician 60 7 8 7 4 6
20 ark 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 0 5 5
1 6 2 2 1
#7 Fire/Wat 8 11 12 7 22 24 18 13
Volcanion Water Absorb 3 90 0 7 6 4
21 er 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#7 Grass/Fly Overgrow, Lon 6 5 4 11 11 10 8 77
Rowlet 55 55 50 2 4 0
22 ing g Reach 8 0 2 5 5 5 9 5
0 6 5
4 2 1 1
#7 Grass/Fly Overgrow, Lon 7 7 5 15 15 14 97
Dartrix 75 75 70 2 6 4 0
23 ing g Reach 8 0 2 5 5 5 5
0 6 5 9
1 5 2 2 1
#7 Grass/Gh Overgrow, Lon 7 10 10 7 21 15 20 11
Decidueye 75 0 3 6 0 4
24 ost g Reach 8 7 0 0 9 5 5 95
0 0 6 5 5
3 2 1 1
#7 Blaze, Intimid 4 6 7 13 77
Litten Fire 65 40 40 2 0 85 2 85 4
25 ate 5 0 0 5 5
0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#7 Blaze, Intimid 6 8 9 17 10 10 97
Torracat Fire 85 50 50 2 4 6 8
26 ate 5 0 0 5 5 5 5
0 0 5 5
5 3 1 1
#7 Blaze, Intimid 9 11 8 6 23 18 18 11
Incineroar Fire/Dark 90 90 3 0 6 2
27 ate 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
3 2 1
#7 Torrent, Liqui 5 6 4 11 11 11 8 77
Popplio Water 54 54 56 2 1 3
28 d Voice 0 6 0 3 3 7 5 5
0 0 7
4 2 1 1
#7 Torrent, Liqui 6 9 5 14 14 16 97
Brionne Water 69 69 81 2 3 8 0
29 d Voice 0 1 0 3 3 7 5
0 0 7 5
1 5 2 2 1
#7 Water/Fa Torrent, Liqui 8 11 6 15 15 23 11
Primarina 74 74 2 3 7 5 2
30 iry d Voice 0 6 0 3 3 7 95
6 0 0 7 5
2 1 1
#7 Normal/F Keen Eye, Skill 3 3 6 15 6 66
Pikipek 75 30 30 6 8 65 65 3
31 lying Link, Pickup 5 0 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
3 2 1
#7 Normal/F Keen Eye, Skill 5 4 7 17 10 8 10 84
Trumbeak 85 50 50 5 2 5
32 lying Link, Pickup 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Keen Eye, Skill 4 2 1 1

#7 Normal/F 8 12 7 6 24 15 15 11
Toucannon Link, Sheer 75 75 8 7 5 2
33 lying 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 05
Force 5 0 5 5
Stakeout,
2 2
#7 Strong 4 3 4 14 6 9 64
Yungoos Normal 70 30 30 5 0 65 65
34 Jaw, Adaptabi 8 0 5 5 5 5 1
3 6
lity
Stakeout,
4 2 1
#7 Strong 8 11 5 4 22 12 12 8 96
Gumshoos Normal 60 60 1 8 1
35 Jaw, Adaptabi 8 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 1
3 6 5
lity
3 2 1
#7 4 5 4 12 9 73
Grubbin Bug Swarm 62 45 45 0 0 95 1 95
36 7 5 6 9 7 5
0 4 5
4 2 1
#7 Bug/Elect 5 5 3 16 19 15 7 93
Charjabug Battery 82 95 75 0 2 1
37 ric 7 5 6 9 5 5 7 5
0 4 5
1 5 2 2
#7 Bug/Elect 7 4 14 18 15 9 11
Vikavolt Levitate 70 90 4 75 0 6 9
38 ric 7 3 5 5 5 1 35
5 0 4 5
Hyper Cutter,
3 2 1
#7 Iron 4 4 6 16 11 8 81
Crabrawler Fighting 82 57 47 3 0 99 3
39 Fist, Anger 7 2 3 9 9 9 1
8 4 1
Point
Hyper Cutter,
4 3 1
#7 Crabominabl Fighting/I Iron 9 13 6 4 26 15 13 9 10
77 67 7 0 2
40 e ce Fist, Anger 7 2 2 3 9 9 9 1 91
8 4 9
Point
Oricorio 4 2 2 1
#7 Fire/Flyin 7 9 9 14 14 14 10
(Pom-Pom Dancer 70 70 70 7 6 0 9
41 g 5 8 3 5 5 5 87
Style) 6 0 1 1
4 2 2 1
#7 Oricorio Psychic/F 7 9 9 14 14 14 10
Dancer 70 70 70 7 6 0 9
41 (Baile Style) lying 5 8 3 5 5 5 87
6 0 1 1
4 2 2 1
#7 Oricorio Electric/F 7 9 9 14 14 14 10
Dancer 70 70 70 7 6 0 9
41 (Sensu Style) lying 5 8 3 5 5 5 87
6 0 1 1
4 2 2 1
#7 Oricorio (Pa'u Ghost/Fly 7 9 9 14 14 14 10
Dancer 70 70 70 7 6 0 9
41 Style) ing 5 8 3 5 5 5 87
6 0 1 1
Honey Gather,
3 1 1 1
#7 Shield 4 5 8 74
Cutiefly Bug/Fairy 45 40 40 0 9 95 85 1 85 7
42 Dust, Sweet 0 5 4 3
4 0 5 3
Veil
Honey Gather,
1 4 2 1 2
#7 Shield 6 9 11 12 14 10
Ribombee Bug/Fairy 55 60 70 2 6 3 9 5
43 Dust, Sweet 0 5 5 5 5 63
4 4 0 5 3
Veil
Keen Eye, Vital 2 2 1

#7 4 3 6 13 6 69
Rockruff Rock Spirit, Steadfa 65 40 40 8 0 85 85 2
44 5 0 0 5 5 5
st 0 0 5
Keen Eye,
4 2 1 1
#7 Lycanroc Sand 8 11 5 8 23 15 15 11
Rock 75 75 8 8 1 6
45 (Midday) Rush, Steadfa 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 09
7 0 5 9
st
Keen Eye, Vital 1 4 2 1 2

#7 Lyanrock 7 11 5 23 13 13 11
Rock Spirit, No 65 65 1 8 6 1 2
45 (Midnight) 5 5 5 5 5 5 09
Guard 2 7 0 5 9
1 2
#7 Wishiwashi 4 2 4 5 8 48
Water Schooling 20 20 25 7 0 45 45 55
46 (Regular) 5 5 0 5 5 5
5 0
1 6 2 2
#7 Wishiwashi 4 14 13 13 3 28 26 27 6 13
Water Schooling 4 2 0 8
46 (School) 5 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 75
0 0 0 5
Merciless, 3 2
#7 Water/Po 5 4 4 11 12 9 10 9 74
Mareanie Limber, Regen 53 62 52 0 1
47 ison 0 3 5 1 9 1 9 5 5
erator 5 0
Merciless, 4 2 1
#7 Water/Po 5 15 5 14 3 13 30 28 7 11
Toxapex Limber, Regen 63 9 1 1
48 ison 0 2 3 2 5 1 9 9 5 25
erator 5 0 1
Own Tempo, 3 2
#7 7 10 4 4 20 14 9 11 9 90
Mudbray Ground Stamina, Inner 70 55 8 5
49 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Focus 5 0
Own Tempo, 1 5 3 1
#7 12 10 5 3 25 20 17 7 11
Mudsdale Ground Stamina, Inner 0 85 0 1 1
50 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 35
Focus 0 0 0 5

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
Water 2 1
#7 Water/Bu 3 4 2 10 8 14 5 67
Dewpider Bubble, Water 40 52 72 6 8 85
51 g 8 0 7 9 5 9 9 3
Absorb 9 6
Water 4 2 1
#7 Water/Bu 6 5 13 4 14 18 26 8 10
Araquanid Bubble, Water 70 92 5 4 0
52 g 8 0 2 2 5 9 9 9 43
Absorb 4 6 5
Leaf 2 1 1
#7 4 5 3 11 7 63
Fomantis Grass Guard, Contra 55 35 35 5 9 75 0 75
53 0 0 5 5 5 5
ry 0 0 5
Leaf 4 2 1
#7 7 10 8 4 21 18 18 9 10
Lurantis Grass Guard, Contra 90 90 8 5 6
54 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 95
ry 0 0 5
Illuminate,
2 1 1
#7 Grass/Fai Effect 4 6 1 11 15 3 70
Morelull 35 55 75 8 9 75 3
55 ry Spore, Rain 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Dish
Illuminate,
4 2 1
#7 Grass/Fai Effect 6 9 10 3 16 20 6 94
Shiinotic 45 80 0 3 95 8
56 ry Spore, Rain 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5
5 0 5
Dish
3 2 1 1
#7 Poison/Fi Corrosion, Obl 4 7 7 77
Salandit 44 40 40 2 0 93 85 4 85 5
57 re ivious 8 1 7 5
0 6 7 9
1 1 4 2 2 2
#7 Poison/Fi Corrosion, Obl 6 13 12 12 10
Salazzle 64 60 1 60 1 8 4 2 3
58 re ivious 8 3 5 5 95
1 7 0 6 7 9
Fluffy, 3 2 1
#7 Normal/F 7 4 5 15 10 9 10 81
Stufful Klutz, Cute 75 50 50 4 5 0
59 ighting 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
Charm 0 0 5
Fluffy, 1 5 3 1 1
#7 Normal/F 12 5 6 25 16 12 11
Bewear Klutz, Unnerv 2 80 60 0 5 1 2
60 ighting 5 5 0 5 5 5 35
e 0 0 0 5 5
Leaf Guard, 2 1
#7 4 3 3 6 6 55
Bounsweet Grass Oblivious, Swe 30 38 38 1 9 65 81 81
61 2 0 2 5 9 5
et Veil 0 4
Leaf Guard, 2 2 1
#7 5 4 6 10 8 10 71
Steenee Grass Oblivous, Swe 40 48 48 9 1 85 2
62 2 0 2 1 5 1 5
et Veil 0 4 9
Leaf Guard,
5 2 1 1
#7 Queenly 7 12 5 7 24 20 20 11
Tsareena Grass 98 98 1 5 0 4
63 Majesty, Swee 2 0 0 2 5 1 1 55
0 4 5 9
t Veil
Flower Veil, 1 4 2 1 2
#7 5 8 11 10 18 22 11
Comfey Fairy Triage, Natura 52 90 0 8 1 6 0
64 1 2 0 9 5 5 05
l Cure 0 5 2 9 5
#7 Normal/P 9 9 11 6 12 16 22 11
Oranguru Telepathy, Sy 60 80 9 9 8 2
65 sychic 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 15
mbiosis 0 0 5 5
1 4 3 1
#7 Receiver, Defi 12 4 8 24 18 8 12 11
Passimian Fighting 0 90 60 9 1 6
66 ant 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
0 0 0 5
2 1 1
#7 Bug/Wate 2 2 8 4 59
Wimpod Wimp Out 35 40 30 3 6 75 85 65 6
67 r 5 0 0 5 5
0 0 5
5 2 1
#7 Bug/Wate Emergency 7 12 14 6 4 25 28 18 8 11
Golisopod 90 3 6 2
68 r Exit 5 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 5
Water 3 2 1
#7 Ghost/Gr 5 7 1 11 16 3 77
Sandygast Compaction, S 55 80 45 2 2 4 95
69 ound 5 0 5 5 5 5 5
and Veil 0 0 5
Water 1 4 2 2
#7 Ghost/Gr 8 11 3 15 22 15 7 10
Palossand Compaction, S 75 0 75 8 8 0
70 ound 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 95
and Veil 0 0 0 5
4 2
#7 Innards 5 13 3 13 12 26 6 26 1 95
Pyukumuku Water 60 5 1 2
71 Out, Unaware 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
5 3 1 1
#7 9 9 5 19 19 19 12
Type: Null Normal Battle Armor 95 95 95 3 0 9 2
72 5 5 9 5 5 5 03
4 0 5 3
5 3 1 1
#7 9 9 9 19 19 19 12
Silvally Normal RKS System 95 95 95 7 0 9 9
73 5 5 5 5 5 5 75
0 0 5 5
1 1 5 2 2 2
#7 Minior Rock/Flyi 6 10 20 12 12 11
Shields Down 60 0 60 2 0 3 0 4
74 (Regular) ng 0 0 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#7 Rock/Flyi 6 10 6 10 6 12 20 20 10
Minior (Core) Shields Down 60 4 3 2 2
74 ng 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 15
0 0 5 5
4 2 1 1
#7 6 11 7 6 23 13 19 10
Komala Normal Comatose 65 95 8 4 5 3
75 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 5 5
4 2 1
#7 Fire/Drag 6 13 9 3 16 27 17 7 11
Turtonator Shell Armor 78 85 8 3 8
76 on 0 5 1 4 1 5 5 3 01
3 0 7
Iron Barbs, 4 2 1
#7 Electric/S 6 4 9 20 13 8 15 10
Togedemaru Lightning 98 63 73 3 4 9
77 teel 5 0 4 1 1 5 1 01
Rod, Sturdy 3 0 3
4 2 1 1
#7 Ghost/Fai 5 5 10 9 18 16 21 10
Mimikyu Disguise 90 80 7 2 0 9
78 ry 5 0 5 4 5 5 5 83
4 0 5 3
Dazzling,
4 2 1 1
#7 Water/Ps Strong 6 10 7 9 21 14 14 10
Bruxish 70 70 7 4 4 8
79 ychic Jaw, Wonder 8 5 0 2 5 5 5 85
5 6 5 9
Skin
Berserk, Sap 1 4 2 2
#7 Normal/D 7 3 12 17 18 7 11
Drampa Sipper, Cloud 60 85 3 91 8 6 7
80 ragon 8 6 5 5 7 7 05
Nine 5 5 6 5
5 2 1
#7 Ghost/Gr 7 13 10 8 4 26 20 18 8 11
Dhelmise Steelworker 90 1 5 7
81 ass 0 1 0 6 0 7 5 5 5 69
7 0 7
Bulletproof, 3 2
#7 4 4 4 11 13 9 9 73
Jangmo-o Dragon Soundproof, O 55 65 45 0 0 95
82 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
vercoat 0 0
Bulletproof, 4 2 1 1
#7 Dragon/F 5 6 6 15 18 14 97
Hakamo-o Soundproof, O 75 90 70 2 2 3 3
83 ighting 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
vercoat 0 0 5 5
Bulletproof, 1 6 2 2 1
#7 Dragon/F 7 11 12 10 8 22 25 21 13
Kommo-o Soundproof, O 0 0 6 0 7
84 ighting 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 35
vercoat 0 0 0 5 5
Electric 1 5 2 1 2
#7 Electric/F 7 11 9 23 17 15 12
Tapu Koko Surge, Telepat 85 75 3 7 5 9 6
85 airy 0 5 5 5 5 5 75
hy 0 0 0 5 5
Psychic 1 5 2 2 1
#7 Psychic/F 7 11 9 17 15 23 12
Tapu Lele Surge, Telepat 85 75 3 7 5 6 9
86 airy 0 5 5 5 5 5 75
hy 0 0 0 5 5
Grassy 5 2 1 1
#7 Grass/Fai 7 13 11 8 7 26 23 19 12
Tapu Bulu Surge, Telepat 95 7 5 7 5
87 ry 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 75
hy 0 0 5 5
Misty 5 2 1 1
#7 Water/Fa 7 11 9 13 8 15 23 26 12
Tapu Fini Surge, Telepat 75 7 5 9 7
88 iry 0 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 75
hy 0 0 5 5
2 1
#7 4 2 3 6 7 53
Cosmog Psychic Unaware 29 31 31 0 9 63 67 67
89 3 9 7 3 9 5
0 6
4 1
#7 4 13 2 13 3 26 6 26 7 93
Cosmoem Psychic Sturdy 29 0 9 63
90 3 1 9 1 7 7 3 7 9 5
0 6
1 1 6 3 2 1
#7 Psychic/S Full Metal 13 10 9 27 21 18 14
Solgaleo 3 1 89 8 8 3 9
91 teel Body 7 7 7 9 9 3 95
7 3 0 4 1 9
1 1 6 3 2 1
#7 Psychic/G 11 10 9 23 12 21 14
Lunala Shadow Shield 3 59 3 5 8 7 9
92 host 3 7 7 1 3 9 35
7 7 0 4 9 9
1 1 1 5 3 2 2
#7 Rock/Pois 13 11 26 12
Nihilego Beast Boost 0 53 47 2 0 7 2 99 5 1
93 on 1 1 7 75
9 7 3 0 8 9 1
1 5 3 1 1
#7 Bug/Fight 13 13 5 7 28 28 11 12
Pheromosa Beast Boost 0 53 7 2 1 6
94 ing 9 9 3 9 3 3 1 75
7 0 4 1 3
1 1 5 2 2 3
#7 Bug/Fight 7 13 27 12
Buzzwole Beast Boost 37 3 37 5 7 5 79 7 79 0
95 ing 1 7 9 75
7 1 0 2 9 7
1 5 2 3 1
#7 8 8 18 14 14 12
Xurkitree Electric Beast Boost 89 71 7 71 7 7 5 7
96 3 3 3 7 7 75
3 0 6 1 1
1 5 3 2 1
#7 Steel/Flyi 9 10 10 10 6 20 21 20 12
Celesteela Beast Boost 0 7 0 1 2
97 ng 7 1 3 1 1 7 1 7 75
7 0 4 9 7
1 6 3 2 2
#7 Grass/Ste 9 18 13 9 36 26 14
Kartana Beast Boost 31 0 5 0 0 67 2
98 el 9 1 1 9 7 7 35
9 0 8 3 3
2 5 5 1
#7 Dark/Pois 10 9 4 20 11 11 9 12
Guzzlord Beast Boost 2 53 53 7 5 9
99 on 1 7 3 7 1 1 1 75
3 0 6 9
1 6 3 2 1
#8 9 10 10 7 21 20 18 13
Necrozma Psychic Prism Armor 2 89 0 0 5 6
00 7 7 1 9 9 7 3 35
7 0 4 9 3

# SPECIES
H H BS
P P T
1 6 2 2 1
#8 Steel/Fair 8 11 11 6 19 23 23 13
Magearna Soul Heart 95 3 0 7 6 3
01 y 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 0 5 5
1 5 2 1 2
#8 Fighting/ 9 12 9 25 16 16 13
Marshadow Technician 80 80 2 9 9 8 5
02 Ghost 0 5 0 5 5 5 15
5 0 0 5 5
Pokémon Stats (Mega Evolutions)
As a note, you can find the Mega Stones' locations in the Mega Stones section.
Mega Evolution is an additional aspect that greatly changed the Pokémon game with its origination in X/Y over a year ago. Certain
Pokémon were able to Mega-Evolve - so long as they were holding their species's Mega Stone, and no one else of your party had
also Mega Evolved in the battle. Mega Evolution is temporal, but it nonetheless has great effects on battle strategy, for the Pokémon
can have their stats, types, and abilities changed. There is a very distinct difference between Mega Charizard X and Mega
Charizard Y, for example, requiring very different breeding strategies to create the ideal version of each. (Though Stone Edge
Aerodactyl still works as a counter for both. >_>)
Additionally, for the sake of comparisons and perspectives, the original non-Mega Pokémon are also included.

SPECIE
MEGA POKÉMO ABILIT
# S/
STONE N TYPE IES A S S B A S S
MEGA H D SP H D SP BS
T P P S T P P
P EF D P EF D T
K A E T K A E
Overgr
2 1
#0 Venusa Venusaur Grass/Poi ow, 8 10 10 8 52 16 17 20 20 11
82 83 7 6
03 ur ite son Chlorop 0 0 0 0 5 9 1 5 5 85
0 5
hyll
Mega 2 1
#0 Venusaur Grass/Poi Thick 8 10 12 12 12 8 62 20 25 24 24 13
Venusa 7 6
03 ite son Fat 0 0 3 2 0 0 5 5 1 9 5 85
ur 0 5
Blaze, 1 2 2
#0 Chariza Charizar Fire/Flyin 7 10 53 17 16 22 17 12
Solar 84 78 85 0 6 0
06 rd dite X/Y g 8 9 4 3 1 3 5 03
Power 0 6 5
Mega 1 2 2
#0 Charizar Fire/Drag Tough 7 13 11 13 63 26 22 26 17 14
Chariza 85 0 6 0
06 dite X on Claws 8 0 1 0 4 5 7 5 5 03
rd X 0 6 5
Mega 1 2 2
#0 Charizar Fire/Flyin Drough 7 10 15 11 63 21 16 32 23 14
Chariza 78 0 6 0
06 dite Y g t 8 4 9 5 4 3 1 3 5 03
rd Y 0 6 5
Torrent 2 1
#0 Blastoi Blastoisit 7 10 10 7 53 17 20 17 21 11
Water , Rain 83 85 6 6
09 se e 9 0 5 8 0 1 5 5 5 95
Dish 8 1
Mega Mega 2 1
#0 Blastoisit 7 10 12 13 11 7 63 21 24 27 23 13
Blastoi Water Launch 6 6
09 e 9 3 0 5 5 8 0 1 5 5 5 95
se er 8 1
2 1
#0 Beedril Beedrillit Bug/Poiso Swarm, 6 7 38 16 16 90
80 40 45 80 4 85 95 5
15 l e n Sniper 5 5 5 5 5 5
0 5
Mega 1 2 2
#0 Beedrillit Bug/Poiso Adapta 6 15 49 30 16 11
Beedril 40 15 80 4 4 85 35 9
15 e n bility 5 0 5 5 5 25
l 5 0 5
Keen
Eye,
2 1
#0 Pidgeotit Normal/F Tangle 8 9 46 16 15 14 14 10
Pidgeot 80 75 70 70 7 8
18 e lying d Feet, 3 1 9 5 5 5 5 73
6 7
Big
Pecks
1 2 2
#0 Mega Pidgeotit Normal/F No 8 13 57 16 16 27 16 12
80 80 80 2 7 4
18 Pidgeot e lying Guard 3 5 9 5 5 5 5 93
1 6 7
Inner
Focus,
1 2 2
#0 Alakaz Synchr 5 13 49 10 27 17 11
Alakazite Psychic 50 45 85 2 2 95 4
65 am onize, 5 5 0 5 5 5 15
0 0 5
Magic
Guard
Mega 1 2 3
#0 5 17 59 10 13 35 19 13
Alakaz Alakazite Psychic Trace 50 65 95 5 2 0
65 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 15
am 0 0 5
Oblivio
us, Own 3
#0 Slowbr Slowbroit Water/Ps 9 11 10 3 49 15 22 20 16 6 11
Tempo, 75 80 0
80 o e ychic 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 15
Regene 0
rator
Mega 3
#0 Slowbroit Water/Ps Shell 9 18 13 3 59 15 36 26 16 6 13
Slowbr 75 80 0
80 e ychic Armor 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 15
o 0
1 2 2
#0 Ghost/Poi Levitat 6 13 50 13 12 26 15 11
Gengar Gengarite 65 60 75 1 3 2
94 son e 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
1 2 2
#0 Mega Ghost/Poi Shadow 6 17 60 13 16 34 19 13
Gengarite 65 80 95 3 3 6
94 Gengar son Tag 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
Early
Bird, 1 3 1
#1 Kangas Kangaskh 9 49 19 16 16 11
Normal Scrapp 0 95 80 40 80 2 85 8
15 khan anite 0 0 5 5 5 15
y, Inner 5 0 5
Focus
Mega 1 1 3 2
#1 Kangaskh Parenta 12 10 10 59 25 20 12 20 13
Kangas Normal 0 60 0 2 0
15 anite l Bond 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
khan 5 0 0 5
Hyper
Cutter, 2 1
#1 6 12 10 8 50 25 20 11 14 11
Pinsir Pinsirite Bug Mold 55 70 4 7
27 5 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 35
Breaker 0 5
, Moxie
1 2 2
#1 Mega Bug/Flyin 6 15 12 60 31 24 13 18 13
Pinsirite Aerilate 65 90 0 4 1
27 Pinsir g 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
5 0 5
Intimid 3 1
#1 Gyarad Gyarados Water/Fly 9 12 10 8 54 25 16 12 20 12
ate, 79 60 0 6
30 os ite ing 5 5 0 1 0 5 3 5 5 15
Moxie 0 7
Mega 3 1
#1 Gyarados Water/Da Mold 9 15 10 13 8 64 31 22 14 26 14
Gyarad 70 0 6
30 ite rk Breaker 5 5 9 0 1 0 5 3 5 5 15
os 0 7
Pressur
e, Rock 1 2 2
#1 Aeroda Aerodact Rock/Flyi 8 10 51 21 13 12 15 11
Head, 65 60 75 3 7 6
42 ctyl ylite ng 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 65
Unnerv 0 0 5
e
Mega 1 2 3
#1 Aerodact Rock/Flyi Tough 8 13 61 27 17 14 19 13
Aeroda 85 70 95 5 7 0
42 ylite ng Claws 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 65
ctyl 0 0 5

SPECIE
MEGA POKÉMO ABILIT
# S/
T P P S T P P
P EF D P EF D T
K A E T K A E
Pressur
1 1 3 2
#1 Mewtw Mewtwo e, 11 15 68 22 18 31 18 14
Psychic 0 90 90 3 2 6
50 o nite X/Y Unnerv 0 4 0 5 5 3 5 95
6 0 2 5
e
Mega 1 1 3 2
#1 Mewtwo Psychic/F Steadfa 19 10 15 10 78 38 20 31 20 16
Mewtw 0 3 2 6
50 nite X ighting st 0 0 4 0 0 5 5 3 5 95
oX 6 0 2 5
Mega 1 1 3 2
#1 Mewtwo Insomn 15 19 12 78 30 14 39 24 16
Mewtw Psychic 0 70 4 2 8
50 nite Y ia 0 4 0 0 5 5 3 5 95
oY 6 0 2 5
2 1
#1 Ampha Ampharo Static, 9 11 5 50 15 15 23 18 11
Electric 75 75 90 9 1
81 ros site Plus 0 5 5 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 5
Mega 2
#1 Ampharo Electric/D Mold 9 10 16 11 4 61 19 21 33 22 9 13
Ampha 95 9
81 site ragon Breaker 0 5 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 55
ros 0
Rock
Head, 2
#2 Steel/Gro 7 20 3 51 17 40 11 13 6 11
Steelix Steelixite Sturdy, 85 55 65 6
08 und 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 55
Sheer 0
Force
2
#2 Mega Steel/Gro Sand 7 12 23 3 61 25 46 11 19 6 13
Steelixite 55 95 6
08 Steelix und Force 5 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 55
0
Swarm,
Technic 2 1
#2 7 13 10 6 50 26 20 11 16 11
Scizor Scizorite Bug/Steel ian, 55 80 5 3
12 0 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 35
Light 0 5
Metal
2 1
#2 Mega Technic 7 15 14 10 7 60 30 28 13 20 13
Scizorite Bug/Steel 65 5 5
12 Scizor ian 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 5
Guts, 2 1
#2 Heracr Heracron Bug/Fight 8 12 8 50 25 15 19 11
Swarm, 75 40 95 7 85 7
14 oss ite ing 0 5 5 0 5 5 5 35
Moxie 0 5
Mega 2 1
#2 Heracron Bug/Fight Skill 8 18 11 10 7 60 37 23 21 13
Heracr 40 7 85 5
14 ite ing Link 0 5 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 35
oss 0 5
Early
Bird,
2 1
#2 Hound Houndoo Flash 7 11 9 50 18 10 22 16 11
Fire/Dark 90 50 80 6 9
29 oom minite Fire, 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 5
Unnerv
e
Mega 1 2 2
#2 Houndoo Solar 7 14 60 18 18 28 18 13
Hound Fire/Dark 90 90 90 1 6 3
29 minite Power 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
oom 5 0 5
Unnerv 1 3 1
#2 Tyranit Tyranitar Rock/Dar 13 11 10 6 60 27 22 19 20 13
e, Sand 0 95 1 2
48 ar ite k 4 0 0 1 0 3 5 5 5 35
Stream 0 0 7
Mega 1 3 1
#2 Tyranitar Rock/Dar Sand 16 15 12 7 70 33 30 19 24 15
Tyranit 0 95 1 4
48 ite k Stream 4 0 0 1 0 3 5 5 5 35
ar 0 0 7
Overgr
1 2 2
#2 Sceptil ow, 7 10 53 17 13 21 17 11
Sceptilite Grass 85 65 85 2 5 4
54 e Unburd 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 5
en
Mega 1 2 2
#2 Grass/Dra Lightni 7 11 14 63 22 15 29 17 13
Sceptil Sceptilite 75 85 4 5 9
54 gon ng Rod 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 95
e 5 0 5
Blaze, 2 1
#2 Blazike Blazikeni Fire/Fight 8 12 11 8 53 24 14 22 14 11
Speed 70 70 7 6
57 n te ing 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
Boost 0 5
Mega 1 2 2
#2 Blazikeni Fire/Fight Speed 8 16 13 63 32 16 26 16 13
Blazike 80 80 0 7 0
57 te ing Boost 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
n 0 0 5
1 3 1
#2 Swamp Swamper Water/Gr Torrent 11 6 53 22 18 17 18 12
0 90 85 90 1 2
60 ert tite ound , Damp 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 05
0 0 5
Mega 1 3 1
#2 Swamper Water/Gr Swift 15 11 11 7 63 30 22 19 22 14
Swamp 0 95 1 4
60 tite ound Swim 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 05
ert 0 0 5
Synchr
onize, 2 1
#2 Gardev Gardevoi Psychic/F 6 12 11 8 51 13 13 25 23 11
Trace, 65 65 4 6
82 oir rite airy 8 5 5 0 8 5 5 5 5 71
Telepat 6 5
hy
Mega 1 2 2
#2 Gardevoi Psychic/F 6 16 13 61 17 13 33 27 13
Gardev Pixilate 85 65 0 4 0
82 rite airy 8 5 5 8 5 5 5 5 71
oir 0 6 5
Keen
Eye, 2 1
#3 Sabley Dark/Gho 5 5 38 15 15 13 13 89
Sablenite Stall, 75 75 65 65 1 0
02 e st 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
Prankst 0 5
er
Mega 2
#3 Dark/Gho Magic 5 12 11 2 48 17 25 17 23 4 10
Sabley Sablenite 85 85 1
02 st Bounce 0 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 95
e 0

SPECIE
MEGA POKÉMO ABILIT
# S/
T P P S T P P
P EF D P EF D T
K A E T K A E
Hyper
Cutter,
2 1
#3 Steel/Fair Intimid 5 5 38 17 17 11 11 89
Mawile Mawilite 85 85 55 55 1 0
03 y ate, 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 5
Sheer
Force
2 1
#3 Mega Steel/Fair Huge 5 10 12 5 48 21 25 11 19 10
Mawilite 55 95 1 0
03 Mawile y Power 0 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
0 5
Rock
Head, 2 1
#3 Aggronit Steel/Roc 7 11 18 5 53 22 36 12 12 11
Aggron Sturdy, 60 60 5 0
06 e k 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
Heavy 0 5
Metal
2 1
#3 Mega Aggronit 7 14 23 5 63 28 46 12 16 13
Steel Filter 60 80 5 0
06 Aggron e 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
0 5
Pure
2 1
#3 Medich Medicha Fighting/ Power, 6 8 41 12 15 12 15 95
60 75 60 75 3 6
08 am mite Psychic Telepat 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5
0 5
hy
Mega 1 2 2
#3 Medicha Fighting/ Pure 6 10 51 20 17 16 17 11
Medich 85 80 85 0 3 0
08 mite Psychic Power 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 55
am 0 0 5
Lightni
1 2 2
#3 Manect Manectit ng Rod, 7 10 47 15 12 21 12 10
Electric 75 60 60 0 5 1
10 ric e Static, 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 85
5 0 5
Minus
Mega 1 2 2
#3 Manectit Intimid 7 13 57 15 16 27 16 12
Manect Electric 75 80 80 3 5 7
10 e ate 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 85
ric 5 0 5
Rough
2 1
#3 Sharpe Sharpedo Water/Da Skin, 7 12 9 46 24 19 10
40 95 40 5 85 85 9
19 do nite rk Speed 0 0 5 0 5 5 55
0 5
Boost
Mega 1 2 2
#3 Sharpedo Water/Da Strong 7 14 11 56 28 14 22 13 12
Sharpe 70 65 0 5 1
19 nite rk Jaw 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 55
do 5 0 5
Magma
Armor,
2
#3 Camer Camerup Fire/Grou Solid 7 10 10 4 46 20 14 21 15 8 10
70 75 5
23 upt tite nd Rock, 0 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 55
0
Anger
Point
Mega 2
#3 Camerup Fire/Grou Sheer 7 12 10 14 10 2 56 24 20 29 21 4 12
Camer 5
23 tite nd Force 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 55
upt 0
Natural
2 1
#3 Altarianit Dragon/Fl Cure, 7 10 8 49 14 18 14 21 11
Altaria 70 90 70 6 6
34 e ying Cloud 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
0 5
Nine
2 1
#3 Mega Altarianit Dragon/F 7 11 11 11 10 8 59 22 22 22 21 13
Pixilate 6 6
34 Altaria e airy 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 15
0 5
Frisk,
Insomn 2 1
#3 Banett 6 11 6 45 23 13 17 13 10
Banettite Ghost ia, 65 83 63 3 3
54 e 4 5 5 5 5 5 1 1 45
Cursed 8 5
Body
Mega 2 1
#3 Prankst 6 16 7 55 33 15 19 17 12
Banett Banettite Ghost 75 93 83 3 5
54 er 4 5 5 5 5 5 1 1 45
e 8 5
Pressur
e, Super 2 1
#3 6 13 7 46 26 12 15 12 10
Absol Absolite Dark Luck, 60 75 60 4 5
59 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 65
Justifie 0 5
d
1 2 2
#3 Mega Magic 6 15 11 56 30 12 23 12 12
Absolite Dark 60 60 1 4 3
59 Absol Bounce 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 65
5 0 5
Ice
Body, 2 1
#3 8 8 48 16 16 16 16 10
Glalie Glalitite Ice Inner 80 80 80 80 7 6
62 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
Focus, 0 5
Moody
1 2 2
#3 Mega Refrige 8 12 12 58 24 16 24 16 12
Glalitite Ice 80 80 0 7 0
62 Glalie rate 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
0 0 5
Intimid 1 3 2
#3 Salame Salamenc Dragon/Fl 9 13 11 60 27 16 22 16 13
ate, 80 80 0 0 0
73 nce ite ying 5 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
Moxie 0 0 5
Mega 1 3 2
#3 Salamenc Dragon/Fl Aerialat 9 14 13 12 70 29 26 24 18 15
Salame 90 2 0 4
73 ite ying e 5 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
nce 0 0 5
Clear
2 1
#3 Metagr Metagros Steel/Psy Body, 8 13 13 7 60 27 26 19 18 13
95 90 7 4
76 oss site chic Light 0 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 5
Metal
Mega 1 2 2
#3 Metagros Steel/Psy Tough 8 14 15 10 11 70 29 30 21 22 15
Metagr 1 7 2
76 site chic Claws 0 5 0 5 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
oss 0 0 5
1 2 2
#3 Dragon/P Levitat 8 11 13 60 16 18 22 26 13
Latias Latiasite 80 90 1 7 2
80 sychic e 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
1 2 2
#3 Mega Dragon/P Levitat 8 10 12 14 15 70 20 24 28 30 15
Latiasite 1 7 2
80 Latias sychic e 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5

SPECIE
MEGA POKÉMO ABILIT
# S/
T P P S T P P
P EF D P EF D T
K A E T K A E
1 2 2
#3 Dragon/P Levitat 8 13 11 60 18 16 26 22 13
Latios Latiosite 90 80 1 7 2
81 sychic e 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
1 2 2
#3 Mega Dragon/P Levitat 8 13 10 16 12 70 26 20 32 24 15
Latiosite 1 7 2
81 Latios sychic e 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
1 3 1
#3 Rayqua Dragon/Fl Air 15 15 9 68 30 18 30 18 14
N/A * 0 90 90 2 9
84 za ying Lock 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 95
5 0 5
Mega 1 1 3 2
#3 Dragon/Fl Delta 18 10 18 10 78 36 20 36 20 16
Rayqua N/A * 0 1 2 3
84 ying Stream 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 95
za 5 5 0 5
Cute
1 2 2
#4 Lopunn Lopunnit Charm, 6 48 15 17 11 19 10
Normal 76 84 54 96 0 4 1
28 y e Klutz, 5 0 7 3 3 7 95
5 0 5
Limber
Mega 1 2 2
#4 Lopunnit Normal/F Scrapp 6 13 58 27 19 11 19 12
Lopunn 94 54 96 3 4 7
28 e ighting y 5 6 0 7 3 3 7 95
y 5 0 5
Sand
1 1 3 2
#4 Garcho Garchom Dragon/G Veil, 13 60 26 19 16 17 13
0 95 80 85 0 2 0
45 mp pite round Rough 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
8 2 6 9
Skin
Mega 1 3 1
#4 Garchom Dragon/G Sand 17 11 12 9 70 34 23 24 19 15
Garcho 0 95 2 8
45 pite round Force 0 5 0 2 0 5 5 5 5 35
mp 8 6 9
Inner
Focus,
2 1
#4 Lucarioni Fighting/ Steadfa 7 11 11 9 52 22 14 23 14 11
Lucario 70 70 5 8
48 te Steel st, 0 0 5 0 5 5 5 5 5 85
0 5
Justifie
d
1 2 2
#4 Mega Lucarioni Steel/Figh Adapta 7 14 14 62 29 18 28 14 13
88 70 1 5 2
48 Lucario te ting bility 0 5 0 5 5 1 5 5 85
2 0 9
Snow
Warnin 2 1
#4 Aboma Abomasit 9 6 49 18 15 18 17 11
Grass/Ice g, 92 75 92 85 9 2
60 snow e 0 0 4 9 5 9 5 23
Soundp 0 5
roof
Mega Snow 2
#4 Abomasit 9 13 10 13 10 3 59 26 21 26 21 6 13
Aboma Grass/Ice Warnin 9
60 e 0 2 5 2 5 0 4 9 5 9 5 5 23
snow g 0
Steadfa
2 1
#4 Psychic/F st, 6 12 11 8 51 25 13 13 23 11
Gallade Galladite 65 65 4 6
75 ighting Justifie 8 5 5 0 8 5 5 5 5 71
6 5
d
1 2 2
#4 Mega Psychic/F Inner 6 16 11 61 33 19 13 23 13
Galladite 95 65 1 4 2
75 Gallade ighting Focus 8 5 5 8 5 5 5 5 71
0 6 5
Healer,
1 3 1
#5 Regene 5 44 12 17 12 17 10
Audino Audinite Normal 0 60 86 60 86 1 0
31 rator, 0 5 5 7 5 7 25
3 6 5
Klutz
1 3 1
#5 Mega Normal/F 12 12 5 54 12 25 16 25 12
Audinite Healer 0 60 80 1 0
31 Audino airy 6 6 0 5 5 7 5 7 25
3 6 5
2 1
#7 Rock/Fair Clear 5 10 15 10 15 5 60 20 30 20 30 13
Diancie Diancite 1 0
19 y Body 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 5
1 2 2
#7 Mega Rock/Fair Magic 5 16 11 16 11 70 32 22 32 22 15
Diancite 1 1 2
19 Diancie y Bounce 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 35
0 0 5
• Note (*): Rayquaza, unlike other Mega Pokémon, does not need a Mega Stone. Rather, he simply needs to know Dragon Ascent to
be able to Mega Evolve. He will be able to do so stll at your own decision, as normal. Dragon Ascent can be learned after
completion of the Delta Episode in Pokémon OR/AS, from Zinnia's grandmother in Meteor Falls, and only by a Rayquaza. (Other
tutors will exist in Sun & Moon in the Pokémon Center in Seafolk Village.) There is no cost for the learning. However, keep in mind
that the limitations of normal Mega Evolution will still apply: for example, even though Rayquaza does not specifically need a Mega
Stone, you can still only have one Mega per battle. If it's Mega Rayquaza, for example, then Blaziken cannot Mega Evolve; if it is
Mega Blaziken, then, you cannot Mega Evolve Rayquaza.
Pokémon Stats (Primal Reversions)
A new concept from Pokémon OR/AS is that of Primal Reversions, a sort of "de-evolution" to the Pokémon's older, Primal form - it's
not a disadvantageous "de-evolution", though, but essentially a different variety of Mega Evolution. It only works for Kyogre and
Groudon and, like Mega Evolution, you can only use it if the wielders have their respective items. Unlike Mega Evolution, however,
Primal Reversion is instantaneous upon the entrance of the Pokémon into battle (if it is holding its item), and you can also have as
many Primal Pokémon at once although you can only use one Mega per battle.
For the sake of perspective, the original, unevolved Pokémon are also included.

HOL
SPECI POKÉM
D ABILIT
# ES / ON
ITE IES
MEGA TYPE H AT DE SP SP SP BS H AT DE SP SP SP BS
M
P K F A D E T P K F A D E T
#3 Kyogr Blue 10 10 15 14 67 31 20 18 30 28 18 14
Water Drizzle 90 90
82 e Orb 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 75
Prima
#3 l Blue Primor 10 15 18 16 77 31 30 18 36 32 18 16
Water 90 90
82 Kyogr Orb dial Sea 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 75
e
#3 Groud Red Drough 10 15 14 10 67 31 30 28 20 18 18 14

Ground 90 90
83 on Orb t 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 75
Prima
#3 l Ground/ Red Desolat 10 18 16 15 77 31 36 32 30 18 18 16
90 90
83 Groud Fire Orb e Land 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 75
on
Pokémon Stats (Breeding)
Next in our series of Pokémon stats comes some details regarding Pokémon breeding. As far as stats would be concerned, there is
little to detail here other than Egg Groups and, to the more OCD of you, gender ratios and egg-hatching steps. Much more specific
details can be found in the Pokémon Breeding section.
In any case, this section is used to detail the specific stats each Pokémon has in regards to breeding. The following are discussed:
• Egg Group: Each Pokémon is a member of an Egg Group that determines who it can breed with. "No Eggs" Pokémon cannot
breed with anyone, and Ditto is a wildcard, other than for No Eggs Pokémon (other than Manaphy).
• Gender Ratio: This displays the ratio of male to female Pokémon of a species. Some species are not simply half-and-half like the
human species, and some are genderless or entirely of a single gender, all of which are critical in breeding, and sometimes even
battle strategy (i.e. female Meowstic has Prankster, but not males).
• Steps to Hatch Egg: There are actually four values for how quickly an Egg hatches due to the formula used to calculate such
having four permutations. However, this is derived from the most commonly used formula in my experience; the values here won't
vary by any more than 255 steps.
• Egg Cycles: How many cycles it takes to hatch an Egg; each cycle is 256 steps.
GENDER RATIO
# SPECIES EGG GROUPS STEPS TO HATCH EGG EGG CYCLES
Male Female
#001 Bulbasaur Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#002 Ivysaur Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#003 Venusaur Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#004 Charmander Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#005 Charmeleon Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#006 Charizard Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#007 Squirtle Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#008 Wartortle Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#009 Blastoise Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#010 Caterpie Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10

#011 Metapod Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#012 Butterfree Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#013 Weedle Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#014 Kakuna Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#015 Beedrill Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#016 Pidgey Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#017 Pidgeotto Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#018 Pidgeot Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#019 Rattata Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#020 Raticate Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#021 Spearow Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#022 Fearow Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#023 Ekans Field, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#024 Arbok Field, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#025 Pikachu Field, Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#026 Raichu Field, Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#027 Sandshrew Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#028 Sandslash Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#029 Nidoran♀ Monster, Field 0% 100% 5,120 20
#030 Nidorina Monster, Field 0% 100% 5,120 20
#031 Nidoqueen Monster, Field 0% 100% 5,120 20

#032 Nidoran♂ Monster, Field 100% 0% 5,120 20
#033 Nidorino Monster, Field 100% 0% 5,120 20
#034 Nidoking Monster, Field 100% 0% 5,120 20
#035 Clefairy Fairy 25% 75% 5,120 20
#036 Clefable Fairy 25% 75% 5,120 20
#037 Vulpix Field 25% 75% 5,120 20
#038 Ninetales Field 25% 75% 5,120 20
#039 Jigglypuff Fairy 25% 75% 5,120 20
#040 Wigglytuff Fairy 25% 75% 5,120 20
#041 Zubat Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#042 Golbat Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#043 Oddish Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#044 Gloom Grass 50% 50% 3,840 15
#045 Vileplume Grass 50% 50% 3,840 15
#046 Paras Bug, Grass 50% 50% 3,840 15
#047 Parasect Bug, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#048 Venonat Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#049 Venomoth Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#050 Diglett Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#051 Dugtrio Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#052 Meowth Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#053 Persian Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#054 Psyduck Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#055 Golduck Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#056 Mankey Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#057 Primeape Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#058 Growlithe Field 75% 25% 5,120 20
#059 Arcanine Field 75% 25% 5,120 20
#060 Poliwag Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#061 Poliwhirl Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#062 Poliwrath Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#063 Abra Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#064 Kadabra Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#065 Alakazam Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#066 Machop Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#067 Machoke Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#068 Machamp Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#069 Bellsprout Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#070 Weepinbell Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#071 Victreebel Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20

#072 Tentacool Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#073 Tentacruel Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#074 Geodude Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#075 Graveler Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#076 Golem Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#077 Ponyta Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#078 Rapidash Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#079 Slowpoke Monster, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#080 Slowbro Monster, Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#081 Magnemite Mineral Genderless 3,840 15
#082 Magneton Mineral Genderless 3,840 15
#083 Farfetch'd Field, Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#084 Doduo Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#085 Dodrio Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#086 Seel Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#087 Dewgong Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#088 Grimer Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#089 Muk Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#090 Shellder Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#091 Cloyster Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#092 Gastly Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20

#093 Haunter Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#094 Gengar Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#095 Onix Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#096 Drowzee Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#097 Hypno Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#098 Krabby Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#099 Kingler Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#100 Voltorb Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#101 Electrode Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#102 Exeggcute Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#103 Exeggutor Grass 50% 50% 6,400 25
#104 Cubone Monster 50% 50% 6,400 25
#105 Marowak Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#106 Hitmonlee Human-like 100% 0% 5,120 20
#107 Hitmonchan Human-like 100% 0% 5,120 20
#108 Lickitung Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#109 Koffing Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#110 Weezing Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#111 Rhyhorn Field, Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20

#112 Rhydon Field, Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#113 Chansey Fairy 0% 100% 5,120 20
#114 Tangela Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#115 Kangaskhan Monster 0% 100% 6,400 25
#116 Horsea Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#117 Seadra Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#118 Goldeen Water 2 50% 50% 6,400 25
#119 Seaking Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#120 Staryu Water 3 Genderless 5,120 20
#121 Starmie Water 3 Genderless 5,120 20
#122 Mr. Mime Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#123 Scyther Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#124 Jynx Human-like 0% 100% 5,120 20
#125 Electabuzz Human-like 75% 25% 5,120 20
#126 Magmar Human-like 75% 25% 10,240 40
#127 Pinsir Bug 50% 50% 10,240 40
#128 Tauros Field 100% 0% 10,240 40
#129 Magikarp Dragon, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#130 Gyarados Dragon, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#131 Lapras Monster, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#132 Ditto Ditto Genderless 5,120 20

#133 Eevee Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#134 Vaporeon Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#135 Jolteon Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#136 Flareon Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#137 Porygon Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#138 Omanyte Water 1, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#139 Omastar Water 1, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#140 Kabuto Water 1, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#141 Kabutops Water 1, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#142 Aerodactyl Flying 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#143 Snorlax Monster 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#144 Articuno No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#145 Zapdos No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#146 Moltres No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#147 Dratini Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#148 Dragonair Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#149 Dragonite Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#150 Mewtwo No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#151 Mew No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25

#152 Chikorita Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#153 Bayleef Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#154 Meganium Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#155 Cyndaquil Monster, Field 87.50% 12.50% 10,240 40
#156 Quilava Monster, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#157 Typhlosion Monster, Field 87.50% 12.50% 8,960 35
#158 Totodile Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 8,960 35
#159 Croconaw Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 8,960 35
#160 Feraligatr Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 8,960 35
#161 Sentret Field 50% 50% 8,960 35
#162 Furret Field 50% 50% 8,960 35
#163 Hoothoot Flying 50% 50% 8,960 35
#164 Noctowl Flying 50% 50% 8,960 35
#165 Ledyba Bug 50% 50% 8,960 35
#166 Ledian Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#167 Spinarak Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#168 Ariados Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#169 Crobat Flying 50% 50% 7,680 30
#170 Chinchou Water 2 50% 50% 7,680 30
#171 Lanturn Water 2 50% 50% 7,680 30
#172 Pichu No Eggs 50% 50% 7,680 30

#173 Cleffa No Eggs 25% 75% 7,680 30
#174 Igglybuff No Eggs 25% 75% 10,240 40
#175 Togepi No Eggs 87.50% 12.50% 10,240 40
#176 Togetic Fairy, Flying 87.50% 12.50% 20,480 80
#177 Natu Flying 50% 50% 20,480 80
#178 Xatu Flying 50% 50% 20,480 80
#179 Mareep Field, Monster 50% 50% 10,240 40
#180 Flaaffy Field, Monster 50% 50% 10,240 40
#181 Ampharos Field, Monster 50% 50% 10,240 40
#182 Bellossom Grass 50% 50% 30,720 120
#183 Marill Fairy, Water 1 50% 50% 30,720 120
#184 Azumarill Fairy, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#185 Sudowoodo Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#186 Politoed Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#187 Hoppip Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#188 Skiploom Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#189 Jumpluff Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#190 Aipom Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#191 Sunkern Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#192 Sunflora Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#193 Yanma Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15

#194 Wooper Field, Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#195 Quagsire Field, Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#196 Espeon Field 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#197 Umbreon Field 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#198 Murkrow Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#199 Slowking Monster, Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#200 Misdreavus Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#201 Unown No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#202 Wobbuffet Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#203 Girafarig Field 50% 50% 2,560 10
#204 Pineco Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#205 Forretress Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#206 Dunsparce Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#207 Gligar Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#208 Steelix Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#209 Snubbull Fairy, Field 25% 75% 5,120 20
#210 Granbull Fairy, Field 25% 75% 5,120 20
#211 Qwilfish Water 2 50% 50% 2,560 10
#212 Scizor Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10

#213 Shuckle Bug 50% 50% 2,560 10
#214 Heracross Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#215 Sneasel Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#216 Teddiursa Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#217 Ursaring Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#218 Slugma Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#219 Magcargo Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#220 Swinub Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#221 Piloswine Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#222 Corsola Water 1, Water 3 25% 75% 5,120 20
#223 Remoraid Water 1, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#224 Octillery Water 1, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#225 Delibird Water 1, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#226 Mantine Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#227 Skarmory Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#228 Houndour Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#229 Houndoom Field 50% 50% 6,400 25
#230 Kingdra Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#231 Phanpy Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#232 Donphan Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#233 Porygon2 Mineral Genderless 5,120 20

#234 Stantler Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#235 Smeargle Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#236 Tyrogue No Eggs 100% 0% 5,120 20
#237 Hitmontop Human-like 100% 0% 5,120 20
#238 Smoochum No Eggs 0% 100% 5,120 20
#239 Elekid No Eggs 75% 25% 5,120 20
#240 Magby No Eggs 75% 25% 5,120 20
#241 Miltank Field 0% 100% 5,120 20
#242 Blissey Fairy 0% 100% 5,120 20
#243 Raikou No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#244 Entei No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#245 Suicune No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#246 Larvitar Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#247 Pupitar Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#248 Tyranitar Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#249 Lugia No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#250 Ho-Oh No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#251 Celebi No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#252 Treecko Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20

#253 Grovyle Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#254 Sceptile Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#255 Torchic Monster, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#256 Combusken Monster, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#257 Blaziken Monster, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#258 Mudkip Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#259 Marshtomp Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#260 Swampert Monster, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#261 Poochyena Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#262 Mightyena Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#263 Zigzagoon Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#264 Linoone Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#265 Wurmple Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#266 Silcoon Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#267 Beautifly Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#268 Cascoon Bug 50% 50% 20,480 80
#269 Dustox Bug 50% 50% 20,480 80
#270 Lotad Grass, Water 1 50% 50% 20,480 80
#271 Lombre Grass, Water 1 50% 50% 10,240 40
#272 Ludicolo Grass, Water 1 50% 50% 10,240 40
#273 Seedot Grass, Field 50% 50% 10,240 40

#274 Nuzleaf Grass, Field 50% 50% 30,720 120
#275 Shiftry Grass, Field 50% 50% 30,720 120
#276 Taillow Flying 50% 50% 30,720 120
#277 Swellow Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#278 Wingull Flying, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#279 Pelipper Flying, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#280 Ralts Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#281 Kirlia Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#282 Gardevoir Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#283 Surskit Bug, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#284 Masquerain Bug, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#285 Shroomish Grass, Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#286 Breloom Grass, Fairy 50% 50% 3,840 15
#287 Slakoth Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#288 Vigoroth Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#289 Slaking Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#290 Nincada Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#291 Ninjask Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#292 Shedinja Mineral Genderless 3,840 15
#293 Whismur Field, Monster 50% 50% 3,840 15
#294 Loudred Field, Monster 50% 50% 3,840 15

#295 Exploud Field, Monster 50% 50% 3,840 15
#296 Makuhita Human-like 75% 25% 3,840 15
#297 Hariyama Human-like 75% 25% 3,840 15
#298 Azurill No Eggs 25% 75% 3,840 15
#299 Nosepass Mineral 50% 50% 3,840 15
#300 Skitty Field, Fairy 25% 75% 3,840 15
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#301 Delcatty Field, Fairy 25% 75% 3,840 15
#302 Sableye Human-like 50% 50% 3,840 15
#303 Mawile Fairy, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#304 Aron Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#305 Lairon Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#306 Aggron Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#307 Meditite Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#308 Medicham Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#309 Electrike Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#310 Manectric Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#311 Plusle Fairy 50% 50% 3,840 15
#312 Minun Fairy 50% 50% 3,840 15
#313 Volbeat Bug, Human-like 100% 0% 3,840 15

#314 Illumise Bug, Human-like 0% 100% 3,840 15
#315 Roselia Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 3,840 15
#316 Gulpin Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#317 Swalot Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#318 Carvanha Water 2 50% 50% 3,840 15
#319 Sharpedo Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#320 Wailmer Water 2, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#321 Wailord Water 2, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#322 Numel Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#323 Camerupt Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#324 Torkoal Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#325 Spoink Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#326 Grumpig Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#327 Spinda Field, Human-like 50% 50% 3,840 15
#328 Trapinch Bug 50% 50% 6,400 25
#329 Vibrava Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#330 Flygon Bug 50% 50% 8,960 35
#331 Cacnea Grass, Human-like 50% 50% 8,960 35
#332 Cacturne Grass, Human-like 50% 50% 8,960 35
#333 Swablu Flying, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#334 Altaria Flying, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20

#335 Zangoose Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#336 Seviper Field, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#337 Lunatone Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#338 Solrock Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#339 Barboach Water 2 50% 50% 3,840 15
#340 Whiscash Water 2 50% 50% 3,840 15
#341 Corphish Water 1, Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#342 Crawdaunt Water 1, Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#343 Baltoy Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#344 Claydol Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#345 Lileep Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#346 Cradily Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#347 Anorith Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#348 Armaldo Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 10,240 40
#349 Feebas Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 10,240 40
#350 Milotic Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#351 Castform Fairy, Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#352 Kecleon Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#353 Shuppet Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20

#354 Banette Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#355 Duskull Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#356 Dusclops Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#357 Tropius Monster, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#358 Chimecho Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#359 Absol Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#360 Wynaut No Eggs 50% 50% 5,120 20
#361 Snorunt Fairy, Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#362 Glalie Fairy, Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#363 Spheal Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#364 Sealeo Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#365 Walrein Field, Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#366 Clamperl Water 1 50% 50% 6,400 25
#367 Huntail Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#368 Gorebyss Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#369 Relicanth Water 1, Water 2 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#370 Luvdisc Water 2 25% 75% 5,120 20
#371 Bagon Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#372 Shelgon Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#373 Salamence Dragon 50% 50% 7,680 30
#374 Beldum Mineral Genderless 7,680 30

#375 Metang Mineral Genderless 7,680 30
#376 Metagross Mineral Genderless 7,680 30
#377 Regirock No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#378 Regice No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#379 Registeel No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#380 Latias No Eggs 0% 100% 5,120 20
#381 Latios No Eggs 100% 0% 6,400 25
#382 Kyogre No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#383 Groudon No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#384 Rayquaza No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#385 Jirachi No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#386 Deoxys No Eggs Genderless 6,400 25
#387 Turtwig Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#388 Grotle Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#389 Torterra Monster, Grass 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#390 Chimchar Human-like, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#391 Monferno Human-like, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#392 Infernape Human-like, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#393 Piplup Water 1, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#394 Prinplup Water 1, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#395 Empoleon Water 1, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20

#396 Starly Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#397 Staravia Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#398 Staraptor Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#399 Bidoof Field, Water 1 50% 50% 10,240 40
#400 Bibarel Field, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#401 Kricketot Bug 50% 50% 10,240 40
#402 Kricketune Bug 50% 50% 10,240 40
#403 Shinx Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#404 Luxio Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#405 Luxray Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#406 Budew No Eggs 50% 50% 10,240 40
#407 Roserade Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 20,480 80
#408 Cranidos Monster 87.50% 12.50% 20,480 80
#409 Rampardos Monster 87.50% 12.50% 20,480 80
#410 Shieldon Monster 87.50% 12.50% 30,720 120
#411 Bastiodon Monster 87.50% 12.50% 30,720 120
#412 Burmy Bug 50% 50% 30,720 120
#413 Wormadam Bug 0% 100% 30,720 120
#414 Mothim Bug 100% 0% 30,720 120

#415 Combee Bug 87.50% 12.50% 30,720 120
#416 Vespiquen Bug 0% 100% 30,720 120
#417 Pachirisu Fairy, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#418 Buizel Water 1, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#419 Floatzel Water 1, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#420 Cherubi Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#421 Cherrim Fairy, Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#422 Shellos Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#423 Gastrodon Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#424 Ambipom Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#425 Drifloon Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#426 Drifblim Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#427 Buneary Field, Human-like 50% 50% 3,840 15
#428 Lopunny Field, Human-like 50% 50% 3,840 15
#429 Mismagius Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#430 Honchkrow Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#431 Glameow Field 25% 75% 3,840 15
#432 Purugly Field 25% 75% 3,840 15
#433 Chingling No Eggs 50% 50% 5,120 20
#434 Stunky Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#435 Skuntank Field 50% 50% 5,120 20

#436 Bronzor Mineral Genderless 7,680 30
#437 Bronzong Mineral Genderless 7,680 30
#438 Bonsly No Eggs 50% 50% 7,680 30
#439 Mime Jr. No Eggs 50% 50% 7,680 30
#440 Happiny No Eggs 0% 100% 3,840 15
#441 Chatot Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#442 Spiritomb Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#443 Gible Dragon, Monster 50% 50% 3,840 15
#444 Gabite Dragon, Monster 50% 50% 3,840 15
#445 Garchomp Dragon, Monster 50% 50% 2,560 10
#446 Munchlax No Eggs 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#447 Riolu No Eggs 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#448 Lucario Field, Human-like 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#449 Hippopotas Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#450 Hippowdon Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#451 Skorupi Bug, Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#452 Drapion Bug, Water 3 50% 50% 7,680 30
#453 Croagunk Human-like 50% 50% 7,680 30
#454 Toxicroak Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20

#455 Carnivine Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#456 Finneon Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#457 Lumineon Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#458 Mantyke No Eggs 50% 50% 5,120 20
#459 Snover Grass, Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#460 Abomasnow Grass, Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#461 Weavile Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#462 Magnezone Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#463 Lickilicky Monster 50% 50% 7,680 30
#464 Rhyperior Monster, Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#465 Tangrowth Grass 50% 50% 10,240 40
#466 Electivire Human-like 75% 25% 10,240 40
#467 Magmortar Human-like 75% 25% 6,400 25
#468 Togekiss Flying, Fairy 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#469 Yanmega Bug 50% 50% 7,680 30
#470 Leafeon Field 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
#471 Glaceon Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#472 Gliscor Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#473 Mamoswine Field 50% 50% 2,560 10
#474 Porygon-Z Mineral Genderless 2,560 10
#475 Gallade Amorphous 100% 0% 6,400 25

#476 Probopass Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#477 Dusknoir Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#478 Froslass Fairy, Mineral 0% 100% 5,120 20
#479 Rotom Amorphous Genderless 5,120 20
#480 Uxie No Eggs Genderless 5,120 20
#481 Mesprit No Eggs Genderless 20,480 80
#482 Azelf No Eggs Genderless 20,480 80
#483 Dialga No Eggs Genderless 20,480 80
#484 Palkia No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#485 Heatran No Eggs 50% 50% 30,720 120
#486 Regigigas No Eggs Genderless 2,560 10
#487 Giratina No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#488 Cresselia No Eggs 0% 100% 30,720 120
#489 Phione Fairy, Water 1 Genderless 30,720 120
#490 Manaphy Fairy, Water 1 Genderless 10,240 40
#491 Darkrai No Eggs Genderless 2,560 10
#492 Shaymin No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#493 Arceus No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#494 Victini No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#495 Snivy Grass, Field 87.50% 12.50% 30,720 120
#496 Servine Grass, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20

#497 Serperior Grass, Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#498 Tepig Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#499 Pignite Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#500 Emboar Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#501 Oshawott Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#502 Dewott Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#503 Samurott Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#504 Patrat Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#505 Watchog Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#506 Lillipup Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#507 Herdier Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#508 Stoutland Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#509 Purrloin Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#510 Liepard Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#511 Pansage Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#512 Simisage Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#513 Pansear Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#514 Simisear Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#515 Panpour Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20

#516 Simipour Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#517 Munna Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#518 Musharna Field 50% 50% 2,560 10
#519 Pidove Flying 50% 50% 2,560 10
#520 Tranquill Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#521 Unfezant Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#522 Blitzle Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#523 Zebstrika Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#524 Roggenrola Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#525 Boldore Mineral 50% 50% 3,840 15
#526 Gigalith Mineral 50% 50% 3,840 15
#527 Woobat Field, Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#528 Swoobat Field, Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#529 Drilbur Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#530 Excadrill Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#531 Audino Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#532 Timburr Human-like 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#533 Gurdurr Human-like 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#534 Conkeldurr Human-like 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#535 Tympole Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#536 Palpitoad Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20

#537 Seismitoad Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#538 Throh Human-like 100% 0% 5,120 20
#539 Sawk Human-like 100% 0% 5,120 20
#540 Sewaddle Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#541 Swadloon Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#542 Leavanny Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#543 Venipede Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#544 Whirlipede Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#545 Scolipede Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#546 Cottonee Grass, Fairy 50% 50% 3,840 15
#547 Whimsicott Grass, Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#548 Petilil Grass 0% 100% 5,120 20
#549 Lilligant Grass 0% 100% 5,120 20
#550 Basculin Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#551 Sandile Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#552 Krokorok Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#553 Krookodile Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#554 Darumaka Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#555 Darmanitan Field 50% 50% 5,120 20

#556 Maractus Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#557 Dwebble Bug, Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#558 Crustle Bug, Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#559 Scraggy Dragon, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#560 Scrafty Dragon, Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#561 Sigilyph Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#562 Yamask Mineral, Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#563 Cofagrigus Mineral, Amorphous 50% 50% 6,400 25
#564 Tirtouga Water 1, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#565 Carracosta Water 1, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
#566 Archen Flying, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
#567 Archeops Flying, Water 3 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
#568 Trubbish Mineral 50% 50% 7,680 30
#569 Garbodor Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#570 Zorua Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#571 Zoroark Field 87.50% 12.50% 6,400 25
#572 Minccino Field 25% 75% 6,400 25
#573 Cinccino Field 25% 75% 3,840 15
#574 Gothita Human-like 25% 75% 3,840 15
#575 Gothorita Human-like 25% 75% 5,120 20
#576 Gothitelle Human-like 25% 75% 5,120 20

#577 Solosis Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#578 Duosion Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#579 Reuniclus Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#580 Ducklett Water 1, Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#581 Swanna Water 1, Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#582 Vanillite Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#583 Vanillish Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#584 Vanilluxe Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#585 Deerling Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#586 Sawsbuck Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#587 Emolga Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#588 Karrablast Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#589 Escavalier Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#590 Foongus Grass 50% 50% 3,840 15
#591 Amoonguss Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#592 Frillish Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#593 Jellicent Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#594 Alomomola Water 1, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#595 Joltik Bug 50% 50% 10,240 40
#596 Galvantula Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#597 Ferroseed Grass, Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20

#598 Ferrothorn Grass, Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#599 Klink Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#600 Klang Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#601 Klinklang Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#602 Tynamo Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#603 Eelektrik Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#604 Eelektross Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#605 Elgyem Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#606 Beheeyem Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#607 Litwick Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#608 Lampent Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#609 Chandelure Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#610 Axew Monster, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#611 Fraxure Monster, Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#612 Haxorus Monster, Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#613 Cubchoo Field 50% 50% 10,240 40
#614 Beartic Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#615 Cryogonal Mineral Genderless 5,120 20
#616 Shelmet Bug 50% 50% 6,400 25

#617 Accelgor Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#618 Stunfisk Water 1, Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#619 Mienfoo Human-like, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#620 Mienshao Human-like, Field 50% 50% 6,400 25
#621 Druddigon Monster, Dragon 50% 50% 6,400 25
#622 Golett Mineral Genderless 7,680 30
#623 Golurk Mineral Genderless 6,400 25
#624 Pawniard Human-like 50% 50% 6,400 25
#625 Bisharp Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#626 Bouffalant Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#627 Rufflet Flying 100% 0% 5,120 20
#628 Braviary Flying 100% 0% 5,120 20
#629 Vullaby Flying 0% 100% 5,120 20
#630 Mandibuzz Flying 0% 100% 5,120 20
#631 Heatmor Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#632 Durant Bug 50% 50% 5,120 20
#633 Deino Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#634 Zweilous Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#635 Hydreigon Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#636 Larvesta Bug 50% 50% 10,240 40
#637 Volcarona Bug 50% 50% 10,240 40

#638 Cobalion No Egg Genderless 10,240 40
#639 Terrakion No Egg Genderless 20,480 80
#640 Virizion No Egg Genderless 20,480 80
#641 Tornadus No Egg 100% 0% 20,480 80
#642 Thundurus No Egg 100% 0% 30,720 120
#643 Reshiram No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#644 Zekrom No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#645 Landorus No Egg 100% 0% 30,720 120
#646 Kyurem No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#647 Keldeo No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#648 Meloetta No Egg Genderless 20,480 80
#649 Genesect No Egg Genderless 5,120 20
#650 Chespin Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#651 Quilladin Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#652 Chesnaught Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#653 Fennekin Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#654 Braixen Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#655 Delphox Field 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#656 Froakie Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20

#657 Frogadier Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#658 Greninja Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#659 Bunnelby Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#660 Diggersby Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#661 Fletchling Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#662 Fletchinder Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#663 Talonflame Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#664 Scatterbug Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#665 Spewpa Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#666 Vivillon Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#667 Litleo Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#668 Pyroar Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#669 Flabébé Fairy 0% 100% 5,120 20
#670 Floette Fairy 0% 100% 5,120 20
#671 Florges Fairy 0% 100% 5,120 20
#672 Skiddo Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#673 Gogoat Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#674 Pancham Field, Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#675 Pangoro Field, Human-like 50% 50% 6,400 25
#676 Furfrou Field 50% 50% 6,400 25
#677 Espurr Field 50% 50% 5,120 20

#678 Meowstic Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#679 Honedge Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#680 Doublade Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#681 Aegislash Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#682 Spritzee Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#683 Aromatisse Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#684 Swirlix Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#685 Slurpuff Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#686 Inkay Water 1, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#687 Malamar Water 1, Water 2 50% 50% 5,120 20
#688 Binacle Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#689 Barbaracle Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#690 Skrelp Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#691 Dragalge Dragon, Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#692 Clauncher Water 1, Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#693 Clawitzer Water 1, Water 3 50% 50% 3,840 15
#694 Helioptile Dragon, Monster 50% 50% 3,840 15
#695 Heliolisk Dragon, Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#696 Tyrunt Dragon, Monster 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#697 Tyrantrum Dragon, Monster 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
#698 Amaura Monster 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30

#699 Aurorus Monster 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
#700 Sylveon Field 87.50% 12.50% 7,680 30
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#701 Hawlucha Human-like 50% 50% 5,120 20
#702 Dedenne Fairy, Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#703 Carbink Mineral, Fairy Genderless 6,400 25
#704 Goomy Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#705 Sliggoo Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#706 Goodra Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#707 Klefki Mineral 50% 50% 5,120 20
#708 Phantump Grass, Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#709 Trevenant Grass, Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#710 Pumpkaboo Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#711 Gourgeist Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20
#712 Bergmite Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#713 Avalugg Monster 50% 50% 5,120 20
#714 Noibat Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#715 Noivern Flying 50% 50% 5,120 20
#716 Xerneas No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#717 Yveltal No Egg Genderless 30,720 120

#718 Zygarde (50%) No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#719 Diancie No Egg Genderless 6,400 25
#720 Hoopa No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#721 Volcanion No Egg Genderless 30,720 120
#722 Rowlet Flying 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#723 Dartrix Flying 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#724 Decidueye Flying 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#725 Litten Field 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#726 Torracat Field 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#727 Incineroar Field 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#728 Popplio Field, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#729 Brionne Field, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#730 Primarina Field, Water 1 87.50% 12.50% 3,840 15
#731 Pikipek Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#732 Trumbeak Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#733 Toucannon Flying 50% 50% 3,840 15
#734 Yungoos Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#735 Gumshoos Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#736 Grubbin Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#737 Charjabug Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15
#738 Vikavolt Bug 50% 50% 3,840 15

#739 Crabrawler Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#740 Crabominable Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#741 Oricorio Flying 25% 75% 5,120 20
#742 Cutiefly Bug, Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#743 Ribombee Bug, Fairy 50% 50% 5,120 20
#744 Rockruff Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#745 Lycanroc Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#746 Wishiwashi Water 2 50% 50% 3,840 15
#747 Mareanie Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#748 Toxapex Water 1 50% 50% 5,120 20
#749 Mudbray Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#750 Mudsdale Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#751 Dewpider Bug, Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#752 Araquanid Bug, Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#753 Fomantis Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#754 Lurantis Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#755 Morelull Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#756 Shiinotic Grass 50% 50% 5,120 20
#757 Salandit Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20

#758 Salazzle Monster, Dragon 87.50% 12.50% 5,120 20
#759 Stufful Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#760 Bewear Field 50% 50% 3,840 15
#761 Bounsweet Grass 0% 100% 5,120 20
#762 Steenee Grass 0% 100% 5,120 20
#763 Tsareena Grass 0% 100% 5,120 20
#764 Comfey Grass 25% 75% 5,120 20
#765 Oranguru Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#766 Passimian Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#767 Wimpod Bug, Water 3 50% 50% 5,120 20
#768 Golisopod Bug, Water 3 50 % 50% 5,120 20
#769 Sandygast Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#770 Palossand Amorphous 50% 50% 3,840 15
#771 Pyukumuku Water 1 50% 50% 3,840 15
#772 Type: Null No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#773 Silvally No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#774 Minior Mineral Genderless 6,400 25
#775 Komala Field 50% 50% 5,120 20
#776 Turtonator Monster, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#777 Togedemaru Field, Fairy 50% 50% 2,560 10
#778 Mimikyu Amorphous 50% 50% 5,120 20

#779 Bruxish Water 2 50% 50% 3,840 15
#780 Drampa Monster, Dragon 50% 50% 5,120 20
#781 Dhelmise Mineral Genderless 6,400 25
#782 Jangmo-o Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#783 Hakamo-o Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#784 Kommo-o Dragon 50% 50% 10,240 40
#785 Tapu Koko No Eggs Genderless 3,840 15
#786 Tapu Lele No Eggs Genderless 3,840 15
#787 Tapu Bulu No Eggs Genderless 3,840 15
#788 Tapu Fini No Eggs Genderless 3,840 15
#789 Cosmog No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#790 Cosmoem No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#791 Solgaleo No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#792 Lunala No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#793 Nihilego No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#794 Pheromosa No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#795 Buzzwole No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#796 Xurkitree No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#797 Celesteela No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#798 Kartana No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#799 Guzzlord No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120

#800 Necrozma No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
GENDER RATIO
Male Female
#801 Magearna No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
#802 Marshadow No Eggs Genderless 30,720 120
Pokémon Stats (Misc. #1)
To round out our sections on Pokémon stats, we'll include the rest of the data that you might find useful for whatever reason - it's
just a hodgepodge of stuff, so I just opted to lump it all together here. There are, altogether, two sections for miscellaneous
Pokémon stats, because there are a lot of such stats. Below is what is discussed in this section (height, weight, EXP. at Level 100,
and EV yields) - basal happiness, catch rates, and EXP. base values can be found in the second miscellaneous section.
• Height: The Pokémon's height, per the Pokédex. It's not of much use in battle, but some people request Pokémon of certain heights
so you can get stuff. This is measured under the imperial/U.S. system, where you see [feet]' [inches]". (Note the apostrophes and
quotations - they're important.) If you're playing a game using the metric system and want to know what it is in meters, multiply the
feet by twelve, add the inches, then multiply that by 0.254 to get the meters. The reason for the lack of inclusion is a lack of space,
in case you're curious: the Pokémon by Height section will include their weight in kilograms for those playing metric games.
• Weight: The more useful of the physical-appearance variables, weight is a key factor in the damage calculation of several moves,
such as Grass Knot. It's mostly a comparison stat for stuff such as this; however, if you are playing a game using the metric system
of kilograms/kg. (listed are the imperial pounds/lbs.), note that 1 pound equals approximately 0.446 kilograms - but, again, you won't
find it very useful to convert unless you happen to know the damage formulae.
• Level 100 EXP.:' The amount of EXP. the Pokémon will have at Level 100, and the amount of EXP. it will take to bring the Pokémon
from a hatched Egg to Level 100 without the aid of items and such for EXP. boosts. There are several distinct names for these
values: very slow or fluctuating (1,640,000), slow (1,250,000), medium-slow (1,059,860), medium-fast (1,000,000), fast (800,000),
and very fast or erratic (600,000). Mostly just stuff for the curious - as you can tell, the fastest Pokémon levels up around 2.733
times faster than the slowest one (both without aides). If you want to see how these things can be derived, see the section EXP.
Groups.
• Effort Value (EV) Yield: Each Pokémon gives off a number of Effort Values, or EVs, when beaten in battle, and EVs are used to
determine stat growth. The precise mechanics of EVs are in EVs - Effort Values. You may want to read up on them. Anyways, I list
the EV yields for all six stats, with "-" denoting there is no gain in that stat. These all assume a lack of Pokérus or EV-boosting items:
these are the base yields, so to speak.
EFFORT VALUE (EV) YIELD
# SPECIES HEIGHT WEIGHT LEVEL 100 EXP.
#001 Bulbasaur 2' 4" 15.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#002 Ivysaur 3' 3" 28.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 1 -
#003 Venusaur 6' 7" 220.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 1 -
#004 Charmander 2' 0" 18.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#005 Charmeleon 3' 7" 41.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - 1
#006 Charizard 5' 7" 199.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#007 Squirtle 1' 8" 19.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -
#008 Wartortle 3' 3" 49.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - 1 -
#009 Blastoise 3' 4" 188.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 3 -
#010 Caterpie 1' 0" 6.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#011 Metapod 2' 4" 21.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#012 Butterfree 3' 7" 70.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 1 -
#013 Weedle 1' 0" 7.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#014 Kakuna 2' 0" 22.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#015 Beedrill 3' 3" 65.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - 1 -
#016 Pidgey 1' 0" 4.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#017 Pidgeotto 3' 7" 66.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#018 Pidgeot 4' 11" 87.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#019 Rattata 1' 0" 7.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#020 Raticate 2' 4" 40.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#021 Spearow 1' 0" 4.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1

#022 Fearow 3' 11" 83.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#023 Ekans 6' 7" 15.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#024 Arbok 11' 6" 143.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#025 Pikachu 1' 4" 13.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#026 Raichu 2' 7" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 3
#027 Sandshrew 2' 0" 26.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#028 Sandslash 3' 3" 65.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#029 Nidoran♀ 1' 4" 15.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#030 Nidorina 2' 7" 44.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 2 - - - - -
#031 Nidoqueen 4' 3" 132.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#032 Nidoran♂ 1' 8" 19.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#033 Nidorino 2' 11" 43.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#034 Nidoking 4' 7" 136.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#035 Clefairy 2' 0" 16.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#036 Clefable 4' 3" 88.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 3 - - - - -
#037 Vulpix 2' 0" 21.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#038 Ninetales 3' 7" 43.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 1
#039 Jigglypuff 1' 8" 12.1 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#040 Wigglytuff 3' 3" 26.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#041 Zubat 2' 7" 16.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#042 Golbat 5' 3" 121.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1

#043 Oddish 1' 8" 11.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#044 Gloom 2' 7" 19.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#045 Vileplume 3' 11" 41.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#046 Paras 1' 0" 11.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#047 Parasect 3' 3" 65.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 1 - - -
#048 Venonat 3' 3" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#049 Venomoth 4' 11" 27.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 1
#050 Diglett 0' 8" 1.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1

#051 Dugtrio 2' 4" 73.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#052 Meowth 1' 4" 9.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#053 Persian 3' 3" 70.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#054 Psyduck 2' 7" 43.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#055 Golduck 5' 7" 168.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#056 Mankey 1' 8" 61.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#057 Primeape 3' 3" 70.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#058 Growlithe 2' 5" 41.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#059 Arcanine 6' 3" 341.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#060 Poliwag 2' 0" 27.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#061 Poliwhirl 3' 3" 44.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2

#062 Poliwrath 4' 3" 119.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 3 - - -
#063 Abra 2' 11" 43.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#064 Kadabra 4' 3" 124.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#065 Alakazam 4' 11" 105.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#066 Machop 2' 7" 43.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#067 Machoke 4' 11" 155.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#068 Machamp 5' 3" 286.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#069 Bellsprout 2' 4" 8.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#070 Weepinbell 3' 3" 14.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#071 Victreebel 5' 7" 34.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#072 Tentacool 2' 11" 100.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 1 -
#073 Tentacruel 5' 3" 121.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 2 -
#074 Geodude 1' 4" 44.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -
#075 Graveler 3' 3" 231.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 2 - - -
#076 Golem 4' 7" 661.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 3 - - -
#077 Ponyta 3' 3" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#078 Rapidash 5' 7" 209.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#079 Slowpoke 3' 11" 79.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#080 Slowbro 5' 3" 173.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#081 Magnemite 1' 0" 13.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#082 Magneton 3' 3" 132.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -

#083 Farfetch'd 2' 7" 33.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#084 Doduo 4' 7" 86.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#085 Dodrio 5' 11" 187.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#086 Seel 3' 7" 198.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#087 Dewgong 5' 7" 264.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#088 Grimer 2' 11" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#089 Muk 3' 11" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 1 - - - -
#090 Shellder 1' 0" 8.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#091 Cloyster 4' 11" 292.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#092 Gastly 4' 3" 0.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#093 Haunter 5' 3" 0.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#094 Gengar 4' 11" 89.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#095 Onix 28' 10" 463.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#096 Drowzee 3' 3" 71.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#097 Hypno 5' 3" 166.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#098 Krabby 1' 4" 14.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#099 Kingler 4' 3" 132.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#100 Voltorb 1' 8" 22.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1

#101 Electrode 3' 11" 146.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2

#102 Exeggcute 1' 4" 5.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#103 Exeggutor 6' 7" 264.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 2 - -
#104 Cubone 1' 4" 14.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#105 Marowak 3' 3" 99.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#106 Hitmonlee 4' 11" 109.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#107 Hitmonchan 4' 7" 110.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#108 Lickitung 3' 11" 144.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#109 Koffing 2' 0" 2.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#110 Weezing 3' 11" 20.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#111 Rhyhorn 3' 3" 253.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#112 Rhydon 6' 3" 264.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#113 Chansey 3' 7" 76.3 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#114 Tangela 3' 3" 77.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#115 Kangaskhan 7' 3" 176.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#116 Horsea 1' 4" 17.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#117 Seadra 3' 11" 55.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 1 - -
#118 Goldeen 2' 0" 33.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#119 Seaking 4' 3" 86.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#120 Staryu 2' 7" 76.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 1
#121 Starmie 3' 7" 176.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 2
#122 Mr. Mime 4' 3" 120.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -

#123 Scyther 4' 11" 123.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#124 Jynx 4' 7" 89.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#125 Electabuzz 3' 7" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#126 Magmar 4' 3" 98.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#127 Pinsir 4' 11" 121.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#128 Tauros 4' 7" 194.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - 1
#129 Magikarp 2' 11" 22.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 1
#130 Gyarados 21' 4" 518.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#131 Lapras 8' 2" 485.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#132 Ditto 1' 0" 8.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#133 Eevee 1' 0" 14.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#134 Vaporeon 3' 3" 63.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#135 Jolteon 2' 7" 54.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#136 Flareon 2' 11" 55.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#137 Porygon 2' 7" 80.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#138 Omanyte 1' 4" 16.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#139 Omastar 3' 3" 77.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#140 Kabuto 1' 8" 25.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#141 Kabutops 4' 3" 89.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#142 Aerodactyl 5' 11" 130.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 2
#143 Snorlax 6' 11" 1,014.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -

#144 Articuno 5' 7" 122.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#145 Zapdos 5' 3" 116.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#146 Moltres 6' 7" 132.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#147 Dratini 5' 11" 7.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#148 Dragonair 13' 1" 36.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -
#149 Dragonite 7' 3" 463.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#150 Mewtwo 6' 7" 269.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -

#151 Mew 1' 4" 8.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#152 Chikorita 2' 11" 14.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 1 -
#153 Bayleef 3' 11" 34.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - 1 -
#154 Meganium 5' 11" 221.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - 2 -
#155 Cyndaquil 1' 8" 17.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#156 Quilava 2' 11" 41.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - 1
#157 Typhlosion 5' 7" 175.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#158 Totodile 2' 0" 20.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#159 Croconaw 3' 7" 55.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 1 - - -
#160 Feraligatr 7' 7" 195.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 1 - - -
#161 Sentret 2' 7" 13.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#162 Furret 5' 11" 71.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2

#163 Hoothoot 2' 4" 46.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#164 Noctowl 5' 3" 89.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#165 Ledyba 3' 3" 23.8 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 1 -
#166 Ledian 4' 7" 78.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 2 -
#167 Spinarak 1' 8" 18.7 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 1 - - - -
#168 Ariados 3' 7" 73.9 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 2 - - - -
#169 Crobat 5' 11" 165.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 3
#170 Chinchou 1' 8" 26.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#171 Lanturn 3' 11" 49.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -
#172 Pichu 1' 0" 4.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#173 Cleffa 1' 0" 6.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 1 -
#174 Igglybuff 1' 0" 2.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 1 - - - - -
#175 Togepi 1' 0" 3.3 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 1 -
#176 Togetic 2' 0" 7.1 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 2 -
#177 Natu 0' 8" 4.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#178 Xatu 4' 11" 33.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - 1
#179 Mareep 2' 0" 17.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#180 Flaaffy 2' 7" 29.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#181 Ampharos 4' 7" 135.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#182 Bellossom 1' 4" 12.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 3 -
#183 Marill 1' 4" 18.7 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -

#184 Azumarill 2' 7" 62.8 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 3 - - - - -
#185 Sudowoodo 3' 11" 83.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#186 Politoed 3' 7" 74.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 3 -
#187 Hoppip 1' 4" 1.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 1 -
#188 Skiploom 2' 0" 2.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#189 Jumpluff 2' 7" 6.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#190 Aipom 2' 7" 25.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1
#191 Sunkern 1' 0" 4.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#192 Sunflora 2' 7" 18.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#193 Yanma 3' 11" 83.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#194 Wooper 1' 4" 18.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#195 Quagsire 4' 7" 165.3l lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#196 Espeon 2' 11" 58.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#197 Umbreon 3' 3" 59.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#198 Murkrow 1' 8" 4.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#199 Slowking 6' 7" 175.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 3 -
#200 Misdreavus 2' 4" 2.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 1 -

#201 Unown 1' 8" 11.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - 1 - -
#202 Wobbuffet 4' 3" 62.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -

#203 Girafarig 4' 11" 91.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#204 Pineco 2' 0" 15.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#205 Forretress 3' 11" 277.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#206 Dunsparce 4' 11" 30.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#207 Gligar 3' 7" 142.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -
#208 Steelix 30' 2" 881.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#209 Snubbull 2' 0" 17.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - 1 - - -
#210 Granbull 4' 7" 107.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 2 - - - -
#211 Qwilfish 1' 8" 8.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#212 Scizor 5' 11" 260.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#213 Shuckle 2' 0" 45.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - 1 -
#214 Heracross 4' 11" 119.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#215 Sneasel 2' 11" 61.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#216 Teddiursa 2' 0" 19.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#217 Ursaring 5' 11" 277.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#218 Slugma 2' 4" 77.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#219 Magcargo 2' 7" 121.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#220 Swinub 1' 4" 14.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#221 Piloswine 3' 7" 123.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 1 - - - -
#222 Corsola 2' 0" 11.0 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - 1 - 1 -
#223 Remoraid 2' 0" 26.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -

#224 Octillery 2' 11" 62.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - 1 - -
#225 Delibird 2' 11" 35.3 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1
#226 Mantine 6' 11" 485.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 2 -
#227 Skarmory 5' 7" 111.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#228 Houndour 2' 0" 23.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 1 - -
#229 Houndoom 4' 7" 77.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 2 - -
#230 Kingdra 5' 11" 335.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - 1 1 -
#231 Phanpy 1' 8" 73.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#232 Donphan 3' 7" 264.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 1 - - -
#233 Porygon2 2' 0" 71.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#234 Stantler 4' 7" 157.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#235 Smeargle 3' 11" 127.9 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1
#236 Tyrogue 2' 4" 46.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#237 Hitmontop 4' 7" 105.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#238 Smoochum 1' 4" 13.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#239 Elekid 2' 0" 51.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#240 Magby 2' 4" 47.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#241 Miltank 3' 11" 166.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#242 Blissey 4' 11" 103.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 3 - - - - -
#243 Raikou 6' 3" 392.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 1 - 2
#244 Entei 6' 11" 436.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 2 - - - -

#245 Suicune 6' 7" 412.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - 2 -
#246 Larvitar 2' 0" 158.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#247 Pupitar 3' 11" 335.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -
#248 Tyranitar 6' 7" 445.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#249 Lugia 17' 1" 476.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#250 Ho-Oh 12' 6" 438.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -

#251 Celebi 2' 0" 11.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#252 Treecko 1' 8" 11.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#253 Grovyle 2' 11" 47.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#254 Sceptile 5' 7" 115.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#255 Torchic 1' 4" 5.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#256 Combusken 2' 11" 43.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - 1 - -
#257 Blaziken 6' 3" 114.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#258 Mudkip 1' 4" 16.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#259 Marshtomp 2' 4" 61.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#260 Swampert 4' 11" 180.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#261 Poochyena 1' 8" 30.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#262 Mightyena 3' 3" 81.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#263 Zigzagoon 1' 4" 38.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1

#264 Linoone 1' 8" 71.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#265 Wurmple 1' 0" 7.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#266 Silcoon 2' 0" 22.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#267 Beautifly 3' 3" 62.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 3 - -
#268 Cascoon 2' 4" 25.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#269 Dustox 3' 11" 69.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 3 -
#270 Lotad 1' 8" 5.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 1 -
#271 Lombre 3' 11" 71.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 2 -
#272 Ludicolo 4' 11" 121.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 3 -
#273 Seedot 1' 8" 8.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -
#274 Nuzleaf 3' 3" 61.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#275 Shiftry 4' 3" 131.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#276 Taillow 1' 0" 5.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#277 Swellow 2' 4" 43.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#278 Wingull 2' 0" 20.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#279 Pelipper 3' 11" 61.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#280 Ralts 1' 4" 14.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 1 - -
#281 Kirlia 2' 7" 44.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 2 - -
#282 Gardevoir 5' 3" 106.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#283 Surskit 1' 8" 3.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#284 Masquerain 2' 7" 7.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 1 -

#285 Shroomish 1' 4" 9.9 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 1 - - - - -
#286 Breloom 3' 11" 86.4 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) - 2 - - - -
#287 Slakoth 2' 7" 52.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#288 Vigoroth 4' 7" 102.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 2
#289 Slaking 6' 7" 287.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#290 Nincada 1' 8" 12.1 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - 1 - - -
#291 Ninjask 2' 7" 26.5 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - - 2
#292 Shedinja 2' 7" 2.6 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) 2 - - - - -
#293 Whismur 2' 0" 35.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#294 Loudred 3' 3" 89.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 2 - - - - -
#295 Exploud 4' 11" 185.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#296 Makuhita 3' 3" 160.5 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 1 - - - - -
#297 Hariyama 7' 7" 559.5 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 2 - - - - -
#298 Azurill 0' 8" 4.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 1 - - - - -
#299 Nosepass 3' 3" 213.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#300 Skitty 2' 0" 24.3 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1

#301 Delcatty 3' 7" 71.9 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 1 - - - - 1
#302 Sableye 1' 8" 24.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 1 - - -
#303 Mawile 2' 0" 25.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 1 1 - - -

#304 Aron 1' 4" 132.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#305 Lairon 2' 11" 264.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#306 Aggron 6' 11" 793.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 3 - - -
#307 Meditite 2' 0" 24.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#308 Medicham 4' 3" 69.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#309 Electrike 2' 0" 33.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 1
#310 Manectric 4' 11" 88.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 2
#311 Plusle 1' 4" 9.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#312 Minun 1' 4" 9.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#313 Volbeat 2' 4" 39.0 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - - 1
#314 Illumise 2' 0" 39.0 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - - 1
#315 Roselia 1' 0" 4.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#316 Gulpin 1' 4" 22.7 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 1 - - - - -
#317 Swalot 5' 7" 176.4 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 2 - - - - -
#318 Carvanha 2' 7" 45.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#319 Sharpedo 5' 11" 195.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#320 Wailmer 6' 7" 286.6 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 1 - - - - -
#321 Wailord 47' 7" 877.4 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 2 - - - - -
#322 Numel 2' 4" 52.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#323 Camerupt 6' 3" 485.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - 1 - -
#324 Torkoal 1' 8" 177.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -

#325 Spoink 2' 4" 67.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 1 -
#326 Grumpig 2' 11" 157.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 2 -
#327 Spinda 3' 7" 11.0 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - 1 - -
#328 Trapinch 2' 4" 33.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#329 Vibrava 3' 7" 33.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - 1
#330 Flygon 6' 7" 180.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - 2
#331 Cacnea 1' 4" 113.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#332 Cacturne 4' 3" 170.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - 1 - -
#333 Swablu 1' 4" 2.6 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - 1 -
#334 Altaria 3' 7" 45.4 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - 2 -
#335 Zangoose 4' 3" 88.8 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - 2 - - - -
#336 Seviper 8' 10" 115.7 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) - 1 - 1 - -
#337 Lunatone 3' 3" 370.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - 2 - -
#338 Solrock 3' 11" 339.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 2 - - - -
#339 Barboach 1' 4" 4.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#340 Whiscash 2' 11" 52.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#341 Corphish 2' 0" 25.4 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) - 1 - - - -
#342 Crawdaunt 3' 7" 72.3 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) - 2 - - - -
#343 Baltoy 1' 8" 47.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#344 Claydol 4' 11" 238.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#345 Lileep 3' 3" 52.5 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - 1 -

#346 Cradily 4' 11" 133.2 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - 2 -
#347 Anorith 2' 4" 27.6 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - 1 - - - -
#348 Armaldo 4' 11" 150.4 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - 2 - - - -
#349 Feebas 2' 0" 16.3 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - - 1
#350 Milotic 20' 4" 357.4 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - 2 -

#351 Castform 1' 0" 1.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#352 Kecleon 3' 3" 48.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 1 -
#353 Shuppet 2' 0" 5.1 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 1 - - - -
#354 Banette 3' 7" 27.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - 2 - - - -
#355 Duskull 2' 7" 33.1 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 1 -
#356 Dusclops 5' 3" 67.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - 1 - 1 -
#357 Tropius 6' 7" 220.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -
#358 Chimecho 2' 0" 2.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - 1 1 -
#359 Absol 3' 11" 103.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#360 Wynaut 2' 0" 30.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#361 Snorunt 2' 4" 37.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#362 Glalie 4' 11" 565.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#363 Spheal 2' 7" 87.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#364 Sealeo 3' 7" 193.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 2 - - - - -

#365 Walrein 4' 7" 332.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#366 Clamperl 1' 4" 115.7 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - 1 - - -
#367 Huntail 5' 7" 59.5 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - 1 1 - - -
#368 Gorebyss 5' 11" 49.8 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - 2 - -
#369 Relicanth 3' 3" 51.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - 1 - - -
#370 Luvdisc 2' 0" 19.2 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1
#371 Bagon 2' 0" 92.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#372 Shelgon 3' 7" 243.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#373 Salamence 4' 11" 226.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#374 Beldum 2' 0" 209.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#375 Metang 3' 11" 446.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#376 Metagross 5' 3" 1,212.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 3 - - -
#377 Regirock 5' 7" 507.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 3 - - -
#378 Regice 5' 11" 385.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#379 Registeel 6' 3" 451.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - 1 -
#380 Latias 4' 7" 88.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#381 Latios 6' 7" 132.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#382 Kyogre 14' 9" 776.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#383 Groudon 11' 6" 2,094.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#384 Rayquaza 23' 0" 455.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - 1 - -
#385 Jirachi 1' 0" 2.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -

Deoxys (Normal) 5' 7" 134.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - 1 - 1
Deoxys (Attack) 5' 7" 134.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - 1 - -

#386
Deoxys (Defense) 5' 7" 134.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - 1 -
Deoxys (Speed) 5' 7" 134.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 3
#387 Turtwig 1' 4" 22.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#388 Grotle 3' 7" 213.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 1 - - -
#389 Torterra 7' 3" 683.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 1 - - -
#390 Chimchar 1' 8" 13.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#391 Monferno 2' 11" 48.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - 1
#392 Infernape 3' 11" 121.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - 1 - 1
#393 Piplup 1' 4" 11.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#394 Prinplup 2' 7" 50.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#395 Empoleon 5' 7" 186.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#396 Starly 1' 0" 4.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#397 Staravia 2' 0" 34.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#398 Staraptor 3' 11" 54.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#399 Bidoof 1' 8" 44.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#400 Bibarel 3' 3" 69.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -

#401 Kricketot 1' 0" 4.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -

#402 Kricketune 3' 3" 56.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#403 Shinx 1' 8" 20.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#404 Luxio 2' 11" 67.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#405 Luxray 4' 7" 92.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#406 Budew 0' 8" 2.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#407 Roserade 2' 11" 32.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#408 Cranidos 2' 11" 69.4 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - 1 - - - -
#409 Rampardos 5' 3" 226.0 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - 2 - - - -
#410 Shieldon 1' 8" 125.7 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - 1 - - -
#411 Bastiodon 4' 3" 329.6 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - 2 - - -
#412 Burmy 0' 8" 7.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 3 -
Wormadam (Plant) 1' 8" 14.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#413 Wormadam (Sandy) 1' 8" 14.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
Wormadam (Trash) 1' 8" 14.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - 1 -
#414 Mothim 2' 11" 51.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - 1 - -
#415 Combee 1' 0" 12.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#416 Vespiquen 3' 11" 84.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - 1 -
#417 Pachirisu 1' 4" 8.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#418 Buizel 2' 4" 65.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#419 Floatzel 3' 7" 73.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#420 Cherubi 1' 4" 7.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -

#421 Cherrim 1' 8" 20.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#422 Shellos 1' 0" 13.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#423 Gastrodon 2' 11" 65.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#424 Ambipom 3' 11" 44.8 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 2
#425 Drifloon 1' 4" 2.6 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 1 - - - - -
#426 Drifblim 3' 11" 33.1 lbs. 1,640,000 (very slow) 2 - - - - -
#427 Buneary 1' 4" 12.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#428 Lopunny 3' 11" 73.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#429 Mismagius 2' 11" 9.7 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - 1 1 -
#430 Honchkrow 2' 11" 60.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#431 Glameow 1' 8" 8.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1
#432 Purugly 3' 3" 96.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 2
#433 Chingling 0' 8" 1.3 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - 1 - -
#434 Stunky 1' 4" 42.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#435 Skuntank 3' 3" 83.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#436 Bronzor 1' 8" 133.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#437 Bronzong 4' 3" 412.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - 1 -
#438 Bonsly 1' 8" 33.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#439 Mime Jr. 2' 0" 28.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#440 Happiny 2' 0" 53.8 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 1 - - - - -
#441 Chatot 1' 8" 4.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -

#442 Spiritomb 3' 3" 238.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - 1 -
#443 Gible 2' 4" 45.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#444 Gabite 4' 7" 123.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#445 Garchomp 6' 3" 209.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#446 Munchlax 2' 0" 231.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#447 Riolu 2' 4" 44.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#448 Lucario 3' 11" 119.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - 1 - -
#449 Hippopotas 2' 7" 109.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#450 Hippowdon 6' 7" 661.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -

#451 Skorupi 2' 7" 26.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#452 Drapion 4' 3" 135.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#453 Croagunk 2' 4" 50.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#454 Toxicroak 4' 3" 97.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#455 Carnivine 4' 7" 59.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#456 Finneon 1' 4" 15.4 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - - 1
#457 Lumineon 3' 11" 52.9 lbs. 600,000 (very fast) - - - - - 2
#458 Mantyke 3' 3" 143.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 1 -
#459 Snover 3' 3" 111.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#460 Abomasnow 7' 3" 298.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - 1 - -

#461 Weavile 3' 7" 75.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - 1
#462 Magnezone 3' 11" 396.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 3 - -
#463 Lickilicky 5' 7" 308.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 3 - - - - -
#464 Rhyperior 7' 10" 623.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#465 Tangrowth 6' 7" 283.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#466 Electivire 5' 11" 305.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 3 - - - -
#467 Magmortar 5' 3" 149.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 3 - -
#468 Togekiss 4' 11" 83.8 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - 2 1 -
#469 Yanmega 6' 3" 113.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#470 Leafeon 3' 3" 56.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#471 Glaceon 2' 7" 57.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#472 Gliscor 6' 7" 93.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 2 - - -
#473 Mamoswine 8' 2" 641.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#474 Porygon-Z 2' 11" 75.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 3 - -
#475 Gallade 5' 3" 114.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#476 Probopass 4' 7" 749.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - 2 -
#477 Dusknoir 7' 3" 235.0 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - 1 - 2 -
#478 Froslass 4' 3" 58.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#479 Rotom 1' 0" 0.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - 1
#480 Uxie 1' 0" 0.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - 1 -
#481 Mesprit 1' 0" 0.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - 1 1 -

#482 Azelf 1' 0" 0.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - 1 - -
#483 Dialga 17' 9" 1,505.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#484 Palkia 13' 9" 740.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#485 Heatran 5' 7" 948.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#486 Regigigas 12' 2" 925.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
Giratina (Altered) 14' 9" 1,653.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -

#487
Giratina (Origin) 22' 8" 1,433.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#488 Cresselia 4' 11" 188.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#489 Phione 1' 4" 6.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#490 Manaphy 1' 0" 3.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#491 Darkrai 4' 11" 111.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 2 - 1
Shaymin (Land) 0' 8" 4.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -

#492
Shaymin (Sky) 1' 4" 11.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 3
#493 Arceus 10' 6" 705.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#494 Victini 1' 4" 8.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#495 Snivy 2' 0" 17.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#496 Servine 2' 7" 35.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#497 Serperior 10' 10" 138.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#498 Tepig 1' 8" 21.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#499 Pignite 3' 3" 122.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#500 Emboar 5' 3" 330.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -

#501 Oshawott 1' 8" 13.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#502 Dewott 2' 7" 54.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#503 Samurott 4' 11" 208.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#504 Patrat 1' 8" 25.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#505 Watchog 3' 7" 59.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#506 Lillipup 1' 4" 9.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#507 Herdier 2' 11" 32.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#508 Stoutland 3' 11" 134.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#509 Purrloin 1' 4" 22.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#510 Liepard 3' 7" 82.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#511 Pansage 2' 0" 23.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#512 Simisage 3' 7" 67.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#513 Pansear 2' 0" 24.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#514 Simisear 3' 3" 61.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#515 Panpour 2' 0" 29.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#516 Simipour 3' 3" 63.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#517 Munna 2' 0" 51.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 1 - - - - -
#518 Musharna 3' 7" 133.4 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#519 Pidove 1' 0" 4.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -

#520 Tranquill 2' 0" 33.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#521 Unfezant 3' 11" 63.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#522 Blitzle 2' 7" 65.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#523 Zebstrika 5' 3" 175.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#524 Roggenrola 1' 4" 39.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -
#525 Boldore 2' 11" 224.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 1 - - -
#526 Gigalith 5' 7" 573.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#527 Woobat 1' 4" 4.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#528 Swoobat 2' 11" 23.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#529 Drilbur 1' 0" 18.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#530 Excadrill 2' 4" 89.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#531 Audino 3' 7" 68.3 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#532 Timburr 2' 0" 27.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#533 Gurdurr 3' 1" 88.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#534 Conkeldurr 4' 7" 191.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#535 Tympole 1' 8" 9.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#536 Palpitoad 2' 7" 37.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 2 - - - - -
#537 Seismitoad 4' 11" 136.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#538 Throh 4' 3" 122.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#539 Sawk 4' 7" 112.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#540 Sewaddle 1' 0" 5.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -

#541 Swadloon 1' 8" 16.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 2 - - -
#542 Leavanny 3' 11" 45.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#543 Venipede 1' 4" 11.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -
#544 Whirlipede 3' 11" 129.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 2 - - -
#545 Scolipede 8' 2" 442.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#546 Cottonee 1' 0" 1.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#547 Whimsicott 2' 4" 14.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#548 Petilil 1' 8" 14.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#549 Lilligant 3' 7" 35.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#550 Basculin 3' 3" 39.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2

#551 Sandile 2' 4" 33.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#552 Krokorok 3' 3" 73.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 2 - - - - -
#553 Krookodile 4' 11" 212.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 3 - - - - -
#554 Darumaka 2' 0" 82.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
Darmanitan (Standard) 4' 3" 204.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -

#555
Darmanitan (Zen) 4' 3" 204.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#556 Maractus 3' 3" 61.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#557 Dwebble 1' 0" 32.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#558 Crustle 4' 7" 440.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -

#559 Scraggy 2' 0" 26.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#560 Scrafty 3' 7" 66.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - 1 -
#561 Sigilyph 4' 7" 30.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#562 Yamask 1' 8" 3.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#563 Cofagrigus 5' 7" 168.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#564 Tirtouga 2' 4" 36.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#565 Carracosta 3' 11" 178.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#566 Archen 1' 8" 20.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#567 Archeops 4' 7" 70.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#568 Trubbish 2' 0" 68.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#569 Garbodor 6' 3" 236.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#570 Zorua 2' 4" 27.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#571 Zoroark 5' 3" 178.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#572 Minccino 1' 4" 12.8 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 1
#573 Cinccino 1' 8" 16.5 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - - 2
#574 Gothita 1' 4" 12.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 1 -
#575 Gothorita 2' 4" 39.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 2 -
#576 Gothitelle 4' 11" 97.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - 3 -
#577 Solosis 1' 0" 2.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#578 Duosion 2' 0" 17.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#579 Reuniclus 3' 3" 44.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -

#580 Ducklett 1' 8" 12.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#581 Swanna 4' 3" 53.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#582 Vanillite 1' 4" 12.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 1 -
#583 Vanillish 3' 7" 90.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 2 -
#584 Vanilluxe 4' 3" 126.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#585 Deerling 2' 0" 43.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#586 Sawsbuck 6' 3" 203.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#587 Emolga 1' 4" 11.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#588 Karrablast 1' 8" 13.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#589 Escavalier 3' 3" 72.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#590 Foongus 0' 8" 2.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#591 Amoonguss 2' 0" 23.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#592 Frillish 3' 11" 72.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#593 Jellicent 7' 3" 297.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#594 Alomomola 3' 11" 69.7 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 2 - - - - -
#595 Joltik 0' 4" 1.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#596 Galvantula 2' 7" 31.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#597 Ferroseed 2' 0" 41.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#598 Ferrothorn 3' 3" 242.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#599 Klink 1' 0" 46.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -
#600 Klang 2' 0" 112.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -

#601 Klinklang 2' 0" 178.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 3 - - -
#602 Tynamo 0' 8" 0.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 1
#603 Eelektrik 3' 11" 48.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#604 Eelektross 6' 11" 177.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#605 Elgyem 1' 8" 19.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#606 Beheeyem 3' 3" 76.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#607 Litwick 1' 0" 6.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#608 Lampent 2' 0" 28.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#609 Chandelure 3' 3" 75.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#610 Axew 2' 0" 39.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#611 Fraxure 3' 3" 79.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#612 Haxorus 5' 11" 232.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#613 Cubchoo 1' 8" 18.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#614 Beartic 8' 6" 573.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#615 Cryogonal 3' 7" 326.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#616 Shelmet 1' 4" 17.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#617 Accelgor 2' 7" 55.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#618 Stunfisk 2' 4" 24.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#619 Mienfoo 2' 11" 44.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 1 - - - -

#620 Mienshao 4' 7" 78.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 2 - - - -
#621 Druddigon 5' 3" 306.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#622 Golett 3' 3" 202.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#623 Golurk 9' 2" 727.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#624 Pawniard 1' 8" 22.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#625 Bisharp 5' 3" 154.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#626 Bouffalant 5' 3" 208.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#627 Rufflet 1' 8" 23.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#628 Braviary 4' 11" 90.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#629 Vullaby 1' 8" 19.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#630 Mandibuzz 3' 11" 87.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 2 - -
#631 Heatmor 4' 7" 127.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#632 Durant 1' 0" 72.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#633 Deino 2' 7" 38.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#634 Zweilous 4' 7" 110.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -
#635 Hydreigon 5' 11" 352.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#636 Larvesta 3' 7" 63.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - - - -
#637 Volcarona 5' 3" 101.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#638 Cobalion 6' 11" 551.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 3 - - -
#639 Terrakion 6' 3" 573.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#640 Virizion 6' 7" 440.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -

#641 Tornadus 4' 11" 138.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#642 Thundurus 4' 11" 134.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#643 Reshiram 10' 6" 727.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#644 Zekrom 9' 6" 760.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#645 Landorus 4' 11" 149.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
Kyurem (unfused) 9' 10" 716.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 1 - 1 - -
#646 Kyurem-Black 10' 10" 716.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 1 - 1 - -
Kyurem-White 11' 10" 716.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 1 - 1 - -
#647 Keldeo 4' 7" 106.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
Meloetta (Aria) 2' 0" 14.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 1 1 1

#648
Meloetta (Pirouette) 2' 0" 14.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 1 - - 1
#649 Genesect 4' 11" 181.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - 1 - 1
#650 Chespin 1' 4" 19.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - - -

#651 Quilladin 2' 4" 63.9 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 2 - - -
#652 Chesnaught 5' 3" 198.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 3 - - -
#653 Fennekin 1' 4" 20.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#654 Braixen 3' 3" 32.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#655 Delphox 4' 11" 86.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#656 Froakie 1' 0" 15.4 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1

#657 Frogadier 2' 0" 24.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#658 Greninja 4' 11" 88.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#659 Bunnelby 1' 4" 11.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#660 Diggersby 3' 3" 93.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#661 Fletchling 1' 0" 3.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#662 Fletchinder 2' 4" 35.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#663 Talonflame 3' 11" 54.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 3
#664 Scatterbug 1' 0" 5.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#665 Spewpa 1' 0" 18.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#666 Vivillon 3' 11" 37.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#667 Litleo 2' 0" 29.8 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#668 Pyroar 4' 11" 179.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#669 Flabébé 0' 4" 0.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#670 Floette 0' 8" 2.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#671 Florges 3' 7" 22.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 3 -
#672 Skiddo 2' 11" 68.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#673 Gogoat 5' 7" 200.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#674 Pancham 2' 0" 17.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#675 Pangoro 6' 11" 299.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#676 Furfrou 3' 11" 61.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#677 Espurr 1' 0" 7.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1

#678 Meowstic 2' 0" 18.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#679 Honedge 2' 7" 4.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#680 Doublade 2' 7" 9.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#681 Aegislash 5' 7" 116.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 3 - - -
#682 Spritzee 0' 8" 1.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -
#683 Aromatisse 2' 7" 34.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#684 Swirlix 1' 4" 7.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#685 Slurpuff 2' 7" 11.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#686 Inkay 1' 4" 7.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#687 Malamar 4' 11" 103.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#688 Binacle 1' 8" 68.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#689 Barbaracle 4' 3" 211.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#690 Skrelp 1' 8" 16.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 1 - -
#691 Dragalge 4' 11" 179.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#692 Clauncher 1' 8" 18.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 1 - -
#693 Clawitzer 4' 3" 77.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 2 - -
#694 Helioptile 1' 8" 13.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#695 Heliolisk 3' 3" 46.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#696 Tyrunt 2' 7" 57.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#697 Tyrantrum 8' 2" 595.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#698 Amaura 4' 3" 55.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 1 - - - - -

#699 Aurorus 8' 10" 496.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) 2 - - - - -
#700 Sylveon 3' 3" 51.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -

#701 Hawlucha 2' 7" 47.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#702 Dedenne 0' 8" 4.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#703 Carbink 1' 0" 12.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - 1 -
#704 Goomy 1' 0" 6.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 1 -
#705 Sliggoo 2' 7" 38.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 2 -
#706 Goodra 6' 7" 331.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#707 Klefki 0' 8" 6.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - 1 - - -
#708 Phantump 1' 4" 15.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#709 Trevenant 4' 11" 156.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#710 Pumpkaboo 2' 7" 33.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#711 Gourgeist 5' 7" 86.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#712 Bergmite 3' 3" 219.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#713 Avalugg 6' 7" 1,113.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#714 Noibat 1' 8" 17.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#715 Noivern 4' 11" 187.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#716 Xerneas 9' 10" 474.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#717 Yveltal 19' 0" 447.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -

#718 Zygarde (50%) 16' 5" 627.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#719 Diancie 2' 4" 19.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - 2 -
#720 Hoopa 1' 8" 19.8 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#721 Volcanion 5' 7" 429.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#722 Rowlet 1' 0" 3.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#723 Dartrix 2' 4" 35.3 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 2 - - - - -
#724 Decidueye 5' 3" 80.7 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#725 Litten 1' 4" 9.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 1
#726 Torracat 2' 4" 55.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#727 Incineroar 5' 11" 183.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - -
#728 Popplio 1' 4" 16.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 1 - -
#729 Brionne 2' 0" 38.6 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 2 - -
#730 Primarina 5' 11" 97.0 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - 3 - -
#731 Pikipek 1' 0" 2.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#732 Trumbeak 2' 0" 32.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#733 Toucannon 3' 7" 57.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 3 - - - -
#734 Yungoos 1' 4" 13.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#735 Gumshoos 2' 4" 31.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#736 Grubbin 1' 4" 9.7 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#737 Charjabug 1' 8" 23.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#738 Vikavolt 4' 11" 99.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 3 - -

#739 Crabrawler 2' 0" 15.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#740 Crabominable 5' 7" 396.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#741 Oricorio 2' 0" 7.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#742 Cutiefly 0' 4" 0.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#743 Ribombee 0' 8" 1.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#744 Rockruff 3' 3" 20.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
Lycanroc (Midday) 2' 7" 55.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -

#745
Lyanrock (Midnight) 3' 0" 55.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#746 Wishiwashi 0' 8" 0.7 lbs. 800,000 (fast) 1 - - - - -
#747 Mareanie 1' 4" 17.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#748 Toxapex 2' 4" 32.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#749 Mudbray 3' 0" 242.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#750 Mudsdale 8' 2" 2,028.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -

#751 Dewpider 1' 0" 8.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#752 Araquanid 5' 11" 180.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#753 Fomantis 1' 0" 3.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#754 Lurantis 2' 11" 40.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#755 Morelull 0' 8" 3.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 1 -
#756 Shiinotic 3' 3" 25.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -

#757 Salandit 2' 0" 10.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#758 Salazzle 3' 11" 48.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 2
#759 Stufful 1' 8" 15.2 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 1 - - - -
#760 Bewear 7' 11" 302.4 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#761 Bounsweet 1' 0" 7.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) 1 - - - - -
#762 Steenee 2' 4" 18.1 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - - - - 2
#763 Tsareena 3' 11" 47.2 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - 3 - - - -
#764 Comfey 0' 4" 0.7 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 2 -
#765 Oranguru 4' 11" 167.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 2 -
#766 Passimian 6' 7" 182.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#767 Wimpod 1' 8" 26.5 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - - 1
#768 Golisopod 6' 7" 238.1 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#769 Sandygast 1' 8" 156.8 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 1 - - -
#770 Palossand 4' 4" 560.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - 2 - - -
#771 Pyukumuku 1' 0" 2.6 lbs. 800,000 (fast) - - - - 2 -
#772 Type: Null 6' 3" 265.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 2 - - - - -
#773 Silvally 7' 7" 221.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 3 - - - - -
#774 Minior 3' 3" 242.5 lbs. 1,059,860 (medium-slow) - - 1 - 1 -
#775 Komala 1' 4" 44.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - -
#776 Turtonator 6' 7" 467.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#777 Togedemaru 1' 0" 7.3 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -

#778 Mimikyu 0' 8" 1.6 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - - 2 -
#779 Bruxish 2' 11" 41.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#780 Drampa 9' 10" 407.9 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - - - 2 - -
#781 Dhelmise 12' 10" 463.0 lbs. 1,000,000 (medium-fast) - 2 - - - -
#782 Jangmo-o 2' 0" 65.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - - -
#783 Hakamo-o 3' 11" 103.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 2 - - -
#784 Kommo-o 5' 3" 172.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 3 - - -
#785 Tapu Koko 5' 11" 45.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 3
#786 Tapu Lele 3' 11" 41.0 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#787 Tapu Bulu 6' 3" 100.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#788 Tapu Fini 4' 3" 46.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#789 Cosmog 0' 8" 0.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) 1 - - - - -
#790 Cosmoem 0' 4" 2204.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - 1 - 1 -
#791 Solgaleo 11' 2" 507.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#792 Lunala 13' 1" 264.6 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#793 Nihilego 3' 11" 122.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - 3 -
#794 Pheromosa 7' 10" 735.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - - - 3
#795 Buzzwole 5' 11" 55.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 2 - - -
#796 Xurkitree 12' 6" 220.5 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - - - 3 - -
#797 Celesteela 30' 2" 2204.4 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 1 1 - -
#798 Kartana 1' 0" 0.2 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -

#799 Guzzlord 18' 1" 1957.7 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#800 Necrozma 7' 10" 507.1 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 1 - 2 - -

#801 Magearna 3' 4" 180.3 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 3 - - - -
#802 Marshadow 2' 4" 48.9 lbs. 1,250,000 (slow) - 2 - - - 1
Pokémon Stats (Misc. #2)
To round out our sections on Pokémon stats, we'll include the rest of the data that you might find useful for whatever reason - it's
just a hodgepodge of stuff, so I just opted to lump it all together here. There are, altogether, two sections for miscellaneous
Pokémon stats, because there are a lot of such stats. Below is what is discussed in this section (basal happiness, catch rates, and
EXP. base values) - height, weight, EXP. at Level 100, and EV yields can be found in the first miscellaneous section.
• Base Happiness: Every Pokémon will have a base level of Happiness, depending on the method in which it is obtained. Happiness
is an internal value measured from 0 to 255, and it can influence, primarily, certain Pokémon evolutions and the power of the moves
Return and Frustration. If a Pokémon is caught in a Luxury Ball, it is going to get happier faster; if a Pokémon is traded, its
happiness immediately becomes 70; and hatched Pokémon always have 120 happiness. Beyond these exceptions, the below list
represents what you'll have if the Pokémon is caught by you in the wild or obtained from an event of some sort.
• Catch Rate: Every Pokémon has an internal value (regardless of whether it is truly used) that helps to determine its "catchability",
as it were. You can see the exact mechanics of this Catch Rate in Pokémon Capture, but, ultimately, it's a number from 1 to 255 (3
to 255 in practice) that makes the Pokémon more likely to be caught as it gets higher. Due to the difficulty in narrowing everything
down without thorough ROM/RAM analysis, this listing currently does not have the details for the Generation VI Pokémon; that is,
the new species released with the release of Pokémon X/Y, #650-#721.
• EXP. Base Value: Every Pokémon (again, whether or not the value can be used) has a value that helps to determine how much
EXP. the Pokémon gives out when defeated. In theory, it ranges from 1 to 65,536, but only goes as high as 608 with Blissey. You
can see the EXP. Earning Mechanics section for a better understanding. Note that I do not have data for all of the Pokémon,
however: some, for example, are not battleable; in other cases, it's due to over-approximation resulting in unclear values. If you wish
to help me with these, please solve for the EXP. Base Value in the formula in the EXP. Earning Mechanics section and send it to
me.
# Pokémon Happiness Catch Rate EXP. Base Value
#001 Bulbasaur 70 45 64
#002 Ivysaur 70 45 142

#003 Venusaur 70 45 236
#004 Charmander 70 45 62
#005 Charmeleon 70 45 142
#006 Charizard 70 45 240
#007 Squirtle 70 45 63
#008 Wartortle 70 45 142
#009 Blastoise 70 45 239
#010 Caterpie 70 255 39
#011 Metapod 70 120 72
#012 Butterfree 70 45 173
#013 Weedle 70 255 39
#014 Kakuna 70 120 72
#015 Beedrill 70 45 173
#016 Pidgey 70 255 50
#017 Pidgeotto 70 120 122
#018 Pidgeot 70 45 211
#019 Rattata 70 255 51
#020 Raticate 70 127 145
#021 Spearow 70 255 52
#022 Fearow 70 90 155
#023 Ekans 70 255 58

#024 Arbok 70 90 153
#025 Pikachu 70 190 105
#026 Raichu 70 75 214
#027 Sandshrew 70 255 60
#028 Sandslash 70 90 158
#029 Nidoran♀ 70 70 55
#030 Nidorina 70 120 128
#031 Nidoqueen 70 45 223
#032 Nidoran♂ 70 70 55
#033 Nidorino 70 120 128
#034 Nidoking 70 45 223
#035 Clefairy 140 150 113
#036 Clefable 140 25 213
#037 Vulpix 70 190 60
#038 Ninetales 70 75 177
#039 Jigglypuff 70 170 95
#040 Wigglytuff 70 50 191
#041 Zubat 70 255 49
#042 Golbat 70 90 159
#043 Oddish 70 255 64
#044 Gloom 70 120 138

#045 Vileplume 70 45 216
#046 Paras 70 190 57
#047 Parasect 70 75 142
#048 Venonat 70 190 61
#049 Venomoth 70 75 158
#050 Diglett 70 255 53
#051 Dugtrio 70 50 142
#052 Meowth 70 255 58
#053 Persian 70 90 154
#054 Psyduck 70 190 64
#055 Golduck 70 75 175
#056 Mankey 70 190 61
#057 Primeape 70 75 159
#058 Growlithe 70 190 70
#059 Arcanine 70 75 194
#060 Poliwag 70 255 60
#061 Poliwhirl 70 120 135
#062 Poliwrath 70 45 225
#063 Abra 70 200 62
#064 Kadabra 70 100 140

#065 Alakazam 70 50 221
#066 Machop 70 180 61
#067 Machoke 70 90 142
#068 Machamp 70 45 227
#069 Bellsprout 70 255 60
#070 Weepinbell 70 120 137
#071 Victreebel 70 45 216
#072 Tentacool 70 190 67
#073 Tentacruel 70 60 180
#074 Geodude 70 255 60
#075 Graveler 70 120 137
#076 Golem 70 45 218
#077 Ponyta 70 190 82
#078 Rapidash 70 60 175
#079 Slowpoke 70 190 63
#080 Slowbro 70 75 172
#081 Magnemite 70 190 65
#082 Magneton 70 60 163
#083 Farfetch'd 70 45 123
#084 Doduo 70 190 62
#085 Dodrio 70 45 161

#086 Seel 70 190 65
#087 Dewgong 70 75 166
#088 Grimer 70 190 65
#089 Muk 70 75 175
#090 Shellder 70 190 61
#091 Cloyster 70 60 184
#092 Gastly 70 190 62
#093 Haunter 70 90 142
#094 Gengar 70 45 225
#095 Onix 70 45 77
#096 Drowzee 70 190 66
#097 Hypno 70 75 169
#098 Krabby 70 225 65
#099 Kingler 70 60 166
#100 Voltorb 70 190 66
#101 Electrode 70 60 168
#102 Exeggcute 70 90 65
#103 Exeggutor 70 45 182
#104 Cubone 70 190 64
#105 Marowak 70 75 149

#106 Hitmonlee 70 45 159
#107 Hitmonchan 70 45 159
#108 Lickitung 70 45 77
#109 Koffing 70 190 68
#110 Weezing 70 60 172
#111 Rhyhorn 70 120 69
#112 Rhydon 70 60 170
#113 Chansey 140 30 395
#114 Tangela 70 45 87
#115 Kangaskhan 70 45 172
#116 Horsea 70 225 59
#117 Seadra 70 75 154
#118 Goldeen 70 225 64
#119 Seaking 70 60 158
#120 Staryu 70 225 68
#121 Starmie 70 60 182
#122 Mr. Mime 70 70 161
#123 Scyther 70 45 100
#124 Jynx 70 45 159
#125 Electabuzz 70 45 172
#126 Magmar 70 45 173

#127 Pinsir 70 45 175
#128 Tauros 70 45 172
#129 Magikarp 70 255 40
#130 Gyarados 70 45 189
#131 Lapras 70 45 187
#132 Ditto 70 35 101
#133 Eevee 70 45 65
#134 Vaporeon 70 45 184
#135 Jolteon 70 45 184
#136 Flareon 70 45 184
#137 Porygon 70 45 79
#138 Omanyte 70 45 71
#139 Omastar 70 45 173
#140 Kabuto 70 45 71
#141 Kabutops 70 45 173
#142 Aerodactyl 70 45 180
#143 Snorlax 70 25 189
#144 Articuno 35 3 261
#145 Zapdos 35 3 261
#146 Moltres 35 3 261
#147 Dratini 35 45 60
#148 Dragonair 35 45 147
#149 Dragonite 35 45 270
#150 Mewtwo 0 3 306
#151 Mew 100 45 270
#152 Chikorita 70 45 64
#153 Bayleef 70 45 142
#154 Meganium 70 45 236
#155 Cyndaquil 70 45 62
#156 Quilava 70 45 142
#157 Typhlosion 70 45 240
#158 Totodile 70 45 63
#159 Croconaw 70 45 142
#160 Feraligatr 70 45 239
#161 Sentret 70 255 43
#162 Furret 70 90 145
#163 Hoothoot 70 255 52
#164 Noctowl 70 90 155
#165 Ledyba 70 255 53
#166 Ledian 70 90 137
#167 Spinarak 70 255 50

#168 Ariados 70 90 137
#169 Crobat 70 90 241
#170 Chinchou 70 190 66
#171 Lanturn 70 75 161
#172 Pichu 70 190 41
#173 Cleffa 140 150 44
#174 Igglybuff 70 170 42
#175 Togepi 70 190 49
#176 Togetic 70 75 142
#177 Natu 70 190 64
#178 Xatu 70 75 165
#179 Mareep 70 235 56
#180 Flaaffy 70 120 128
#181 Ampharos 70 45 225
#182 Bellossom 70 45 216
#183 Marill 70 190 88
#184 Azumarill 70 75 185
#185 Sudowoodo 70 65 144
#186 Politoed 70 45 225
#187 Hoppip 70 255 50
#188 Skiploom 70 120 119

#189 Jumpluff 70 45 203
#190 Aipom 70 45 72
#191 Sunkern 70 235 36
#192 Sunflora 70 120 149
#193 Yanma 70 75 78
#194 Wooper 70 255 42
#195 Quagsire 70 90 151
#196 Espeon 70 45 184
#197 Umbreon 35 45 184
#198 Murkrow 35 30 81
#199 Slowking 70 70 172
#200 Misdreavus 35 45 87
#201 Unown 70 225 118
#202 Wobbuffet 70 45 142
#203 Girafarig 70 60 159
#204 Pineco 70 190 58
#205 Forretress 70 75 163
#206 Dunsparce 70 190 145
#207 Gligar 70 60 86
#208 Steelix 70 25 179

#209 Snubbull 70 190 60
#210 Granbull 70 75 158
#211 Qwilfish 70 45 86
#212 Scizor 70 25 175
#213 Shuckle 70 190 177
#214 Heracross 70 45 175
#215 Sneasel 35 60 86
#216 Teddiursa 70 120 66
#217 Ursaring 70 60 175
#218 Slugma 70 190 50
#219 Magcargo 70 75 144
#220 Swinub 70 225 50
#221 Piloswine 70 75 158
#222 Corsola 70 60 133
#223 Remoraid 70 190 60
#224 Octillery 70 75 168
#225 Delibird 70 45 116
#226 Mantine 70 25 163
#227 Skarmory 70 25 163
#228 Houndour 35 120 66
#229 Houndoom 35 45 175

#230 Kingdra 70 45 243
#231 Phanpy 70 120 66
#232 Donphan 70 60 175
#233 Porygon2 70 45 180
#234 Stantler 70 45 163
#235 Smeargle 70 45 88
#236 Tyrogue 70 75 42
#237 Hitmontop 70 45 159
#238 Smoochum 70 45 61
#239 Elekid 70 45 72
#240 Magby 70 45 73
#241 Miltank 70 45 172
#242 Blissey 140 30 608
#243 Raikou 35 3 261
#244 Entei 35 3 261
#245 Suicune 35 3 261
#246 Larvitar 35 45 60
#247 Pupitar 35 45 144
#248 Tyranitar 35 45 270
#249 Lugia 0 3 306
#250 Ho-Oh 0 3 306

#251 Celebi 100 45 270
#252 Treecko 70 45 62
#253 Grovyle 70 45 142
#254 Sceptile 70 45 239
#255 Torchic 70 45 62
#256 Combusken 70 45 142
#257 Blaziken 70 45 239
#258 Mudkip 70 45 62
#259 Marshtomp 70 45 142
#260 Swampert 70 45 241
#261 Poochyena 70 255 44
#262 Mightyena 70 127 147
#263 Zigzagoon 70 255 48
#264 Linoone 70 90 147
#265 Wurmple 70 255 39
#266 Silcoon 70 120 72
#267 Beautifly 70 45 173
#268 Cascoon 70 120 41
#269 Dustox 70 45 135
#270 Lotad 70 255 44

#271 Lombre 70 120 119
#272 Ludicolo 70 45 216
#273 Seedot 70 255 44
#274 Nuzleaf 70 120 119
#275 Shiftry 70 45 216
#276 Taillow 70 200 54
#277 Swellow 70 45 151
#278 Wingull 70 190 54
#279 Pelipper 70 45 151
#280 Ralts 35 235 40
#281 Kirlia 35 120 97
#282 Gardevoir 35 45 233
#283 Surskit 70 200 54
#284 Masquerain 70 75 145
#285 Shroomish 70 255 59
#286 Breloom 70 90 161
#287 Slakoth 70 255 56
#288 Vigoroth 70 120 154
#289 Slaking 70 45 252
#290 Nincada 70 255 53
#291 Ninjask 70 120 160

#292 Shedinja 70 45 83
#293 Whismur 70 190 48
#294 Loudred 70 120 126
#295 Exploud 70 45 216
#296 Makuhita 70 180 47
#297 Hariyama 70 200 166
#298 Azurill 70 150 38
#299 Nosepass 70 255 75
#300 Skitty 70 255 52
#301 Delcatty 70 60 133
#302 Sableye 35 45 133
#303 Mawile 70 45 133
#304 Aron 35 180 66
#305 Lairon 35 90 151
#306 Aggron 35 45 239
#307 Meditite 70 180 56
#308 Medicham 70 90 144
#309 Electrike 70 120 59
#310 Manectric 70 45 166
#311 Plusle 70 200 142

#312 Minun 70 200 142
#313 Volbeat 70 150 140
#314 Illumise 70 150 140
#315 Roselia 70 150 140
#316 Gulpin 70 225 60
#317 Swalot 70 75 163
#318 Carvanha 35 225 61
#319 Sharpedo 35 60 161
#320 Wailmer 70 125 80
#321 Wailord 70 60 175
#322 Numel 70 255 61
#323 Camerupt 70 150 161
#324 Torkoal 70 90 165
#325 Spoink 70 255 66
#326 Grumpig 70 60 165
#327 Spinda 70 255 126
#328 Trapinch 70 255 58
#329 Vibrava 70 120 119
#330 Flygon 70 45 234
#331 Cacnea 35 190 67
#332 Cacturne 35 60 166

#333 Swablu 70 255 62
#334 Altaria 70 45 172
#335 Zangoose 70 90 160
#336 Seviper 70 90 160
#337 Lunatone 70 45 154
#338 Solrock 70 45 154
#339 Barboach 70 190 58
#340 Whiscash 70 75 164
#341 Corphish 70 205 62
#342 Crawdaunt 70 155 164
#343 Baltoy 70 255 60
#344 Claydol 70 90 175
#345 Lileep 70 45 71
#346 Cradily 70 45 173
#347 Anorith 70 45 71
#348 Armaldo 70 45 173
#349 Feebas 70 255 40
#350 Milotic 70 60 189
#351 Castform 70 45 147
#352 Kecleon 70 200 154

#353 Shuppet 35 225 59
#354 Banette 35 45 159
#355 Duskull 35 190 59
#356 Dusclops 35 90 159
#357 Tropius 70 200 161
#358 Chimecho 70 45 149
#359 Absol 35 30 163
#360 Wynaut 70 125 52
#361 Snorunt 70 190 60
#362 Glalie 70 75 168
#363 Spheal 70 255 58
#364 Sealeo 70 120 144
#365 Walrein 70 45 239
#366 Clamperl 70 255 69
#367 Huntail 70 60 170
#368 Gorebyss 70 60 170
#369 Relicanth 70 25 170
#370 Luvdisc 70 225 116
#371 Bagon 35 45 60
#372 Shelgon 35 45 147
#373 Salamence 35 45 270

#374 Beldum 35 3 60
#375 Metang 35 3 147
#376 Metagross 35 3 270
#377 Regirock 35 3 261
#378 Regice 35 3 261
#379 Registeel 35 3 261
#380 Latias 90 3 270
#381 Latios 90 3 270
#382 Kyogre 0 5 302
#383 Groudon 0 5 302
#384 Rayquaza 0 3 306
#385 Jirachi 100 3 270
#386 Deoxys 0 3 270
#387 Turtwig 70 45 64
#388 Grotle 70 45 142
#389 Torterra 70 45 236
#390 Chimchar 70 45 62
#391 Monferno 70 45 142
#392 Infernape 70 45 240
#393 Piplup 70 45 63
#394 Prinplup 70 45 142

#395 Empoleon 70 45 239
#396 Starly 70 255 49
#397 Staravia 70 120 119
#398 Staraptor 70 45 214
#399 Bidoof 70 255 50
#400 Bibarel 70 127 144
#401 Kricketot 70 255 39
#402 Kricketune 70 45 134
#403 Shinx 70 235 53
#404 Luxio 100 120 127
#405 Luxray 70 45 235
#406 Budew 70 255 56
#407 Roserade 70 75 227
#408 Cranidos 70 45 70
#409 Rampardos 70 45 173
#410 Shieldon 70 45 70
#411 Bastiodon 70 45 173
#412 Burmy 70 120 45
#413 Wormadam 70 45 148
#414 Mothim 70 45 148

#415 Combee 70 120 49
#416 Vespiquen 70 45 166
#417 Pachirisu 100 200 142
#418 Buizel 70 190 66
#419 Floatzel 70 75 173
#420 Cherubi 70 190 55
#421 Cherrim 70 75 158
#422 Shellos 70 190 65
#423 Gastrodon 70 75 166
#424 Ambipom 100 45 169
#425 Drifloon 70 125 70
#426 Drifblim 70 60 174
#427 Buneary 0 190 70
#428 Lopunny 140 60 168
#429 Mismagius 35 45 173
#430 Honchkrow 35 30 177
#431 Glameow 70 190 62
#432 Purugly 70 75 158
#433 Chingling 70 120 57
#434 Stunky 70 225 66
#435 Skuntank 70 60 168

#436 Bronzor 70 255 60
#437 Bronzong 70 90 175
#438 Bonsly 70 255 58
#439 Mime Jr. 70 70 62
#440 Happiny 140 130 110
#441 Chatot 35 30 144
#442 Spiritomb 70 100 170
#443 Gible 70 45 60
#444 Gabite 70 45 144
#445 Garchomp 70 45 270
#446 Munchlax 70 50 78
#447 Riolu 70 75 57
#448 Lucario 70 45 184
#449 Hippopotas 70 140 66
#450 Hippowdon 70 60 184
#451 Skorupi 70 120 66
#452 Drapion 70 45 175
#453 Croagunk 100 140 60
#454 Toxicroak 70 75 172
#455 Carnivine 70 200 159

#456 Finneon 70 190 66
#457 Lumineon 70 75 161
#458 Mantyke 70 25 69
#459 Snover 70 120 67
#460 Abomasnow 70 60 173
#461 Weavile 35 45 179
#462 Magnezone 70 30 241
#463 Lickilicky 70 30 180
#464 Rhyperior 70 30 241
#465 Tangrowth 70 30 187
#466 Electivire 70 30 243
#467 Magmortar 70 30 243
#468 Togekiss 70 30 245
#469 Yanmega 70 30 180
#470 Leafeon 35 45 184
#471 Glaceon 35 45 184
#472 Gliscor 70 30 179
#473 Mamoswine 70 50 239
#474 Porygon-Z 70 30 241
#475 Gallade 35 45 233
#476 Probopass 70 60 184

#477 Dusknoir 35 45 236
#478 Froslass 70 75 168
#479 Rotom 70 45 154
#480 Uxie 140 3 261
#481 Mesprit 140 3 261
#482 Azelf 140 3 261
#483 Dialga 0 30 306
#484 Palkia 0 30 306
#485 Heatran 100 3 270
#486 Regigigas 0 3 302
#487 Giratina 0 3 306
#488 Cresselia 100 3 270
#489 Phione 70 30 216
#490 Manaphy 70 3 270
#491 Darkrai 0 3 270
#492 Shaymin 100 45 270
#493 Arceus 0 3 324
#494 Victini 100 3 270
#495 Snivy 70 45 28
#496 Servine 70 45 145
#497 Serperior 70 45 238

#498 Tepig 70 45 28
#499 Pignite 70 45 146
#500 Emboar 70 45 238
#501 Oshawott 70 45 28
#502 Dewott 70 45 145
#503 Samurott 70 45 238
#504 Patrat 70 255 51
#505 Watchog 70 255 147
#506 Lillipup 70 255 55
#507 Herdier 70 120 130
#508 Stoutland 70 45 221
#509 Purrloin 70 255 56
#510 Liepard 70 90 156
#511 Pansage 70 65 63
#512 Simisage 70 65 174
#513 Pansear 70 65 63
#514 Simisear 70 65 174
#515 Panpour 70 65 63
#516 Simipour 70 65 174
#517 Munna 70 190 58

#518 Musharna 70 75 170
#519 Pidove 70 255 53
#520 Tranquill 70 120 125
#521 Unfezant 70 45 215
#522 Blitzle 70 190 59
#523 Zebstrika 70 75 174
#524 Roggenrola 70 255 56
#525 Boldore 70 120 137
#526 Gigalith 70 45 227
#527 Woobat 70 190 63
#528 Swoobat 70 45 149
#529 Drilbur 70 120 66
#530 Excadrill 70 60 178
#531 Audino 70 255 390
#532 Timburr 70 180 61
#533 Gurdurr 70 90 142
#534 Conkeldurr 70 45 227
#535 Tympole 70 255 59
#536 Palpitoad 70 120 134
#537 Seismitoad 70 45 225
#538 Throh 70 45 163

#539 Sawk 70 45 163
#540 Sewaddle 70 255 62
#541 Swadloon 70 120 133
#542 Leavanny 70 45 221
#543 Venipede 70 255 52
#544 Whirlipede 70 120 126
#545 Scolipede 70 45 214
#546 Cottonee 70 190 56
#547 Whimsicott 70 75 168
#548 Petilil 70 190 56
#549 Lilligant 70 75 168
#550 Basculin 70 25 161
#551 Sandile 70 180 58
#552 Krokorok 70 90 123
#553 Krookodile 70 45 229
#554 Darumaka 70 120 63
#555 Darmanitan 70 60 168
#556 Maractus 70 255 161
#557 Dwebble 70 190 65
#558 Crustle 70 75 166

#559 Scraggy 35 180 70
#560 Scrafty 70 90 171
#561 Sigilyph 70 45 172
#562 Yamask 70 190 61
#563 Cofagrigus 70 90 169
#564 Tirtouga 70 45 71
#565 Carracosta 70 45 173
#566 Archen 70 45 71
#567 Archeops 70 45 177
#568 Trubbish 70 190 66
#569 Garbodor 70 60 166
#570 Zorua 70 75 66
#571 Zoroark 70 45 179
#572 Minccino 70 255 60
#573 Cinccino 70 60 165
#574 Gothita 70 200 58
#575 Gothorita 70 100 137
#576 Gothitelle 70 50 221
#577 Solosis 70 200 58
#578 Duosion 70 100 130
#579 Reuniclus 70 50 221

#580 Ducklett 70 190 61
#581 Swanna 70 45 166
#582 Vanillite 70 255 61
#583 Vanillish 70 120 138
#584 Vanilluxe 70 45 241
#585 Deerling 70 190 67
#586 Sawsbuck 70 75 166
#587 Emolga 70 200 150
#588 Karrablast 70 200 63
#589 Escavalier 70 75 173
#590 Foongus 70 190 59
#591 Amoonguss 70 75 162
#592 Frillish 70 190 67
#593 Jellicent 70 60 168
#594 Alomomola 70 75 165
#595 Joltik 70 190 64
#596 Galvantula 70 75 165
#597 Ferroseed 70 255 61
#598 Ferrothorn 70 90 171
#599 Klink 70 130 60
#600 Klang 70 60 154

#601 Klinklang 70 30 234
#602 Tynamo 70 190 55
#603 Eelektrik 70 60 142
#604 Eelektross 70 30 232
#605 Elgyem 70 255 67
#606 Beheeyem 70 90 170
#607 Litwick 70 190 55
#608 Lampent 70 90 130
#609 Chandelure 70 45 234
#610 Axew 35 75 64
#611 Fraxure 35 60 144
#612 Haxorus 35 45 243
#613 Cubchoo 70 120 61
#614 Beartic 70 60 170
#615 Cryogonal 70 25 170
#616 Shelmet 70 200 61
#617 Accelgor 70 75 173
#618 Stunfisk 70 75 165
#619 Mienfoo 70 180 70
#620 Mienshao 70 45 179

#621 Druddigon 70 45 170
#622 Golett 70 190 61
#623 Golurk 70 90 169
#624 Pawniard 35 120 68
#625 Bisharp 35 45 172
#626 Bouffalant 70 45 172
#627 Rufflet 70 190 70
#628 Braviary 70 60 179
#629 Vullaby 35 190 74
#630 Mandibuzz 35 60 179
#631 Heatmor 70 90 169
#632 Durant 70 90 169
#633 Deino 35 45 60
#634 Zweilous 35 45 147
#635 Hydreigon 35 45 270
#636 Larvesta 70 45 72
#637 Volcarona 70 15 248
#638 Cobalion 35 3 261
#639 Terrakion 35 3 261
#640 Virizion 35 3 261
#641 Tornadus 90 3 261

#642 Thundurus 90 3 261
#643 Reshiram 0 45 306
#644 Zekrom 0 45 306
#645 Landorus 90 3 270
#646 Kyurem 0 3 297
#647 Keldeo 35 3 261
#648 Meloetta 100 3 270
#649 Genesect 0 3 270
#650 Chespin 70 45 63
#651 Quilladin 70 45 142
#652 Chesnaught 70 45 239
#653 Fennekin 70 45 61
#654 Braixen 70 45 143
#655 Delphox 70 45 240
#656 Froakie 70 45 63
#657 Frogadier 70 45 142
#658 Greninja 70 45 239
#659 Bunnelby 70 255 47
#660 Diggersby 70 127 148
#661 Fletchling 70 255 56

#662 Fletchinder 70 120 134
#663 Talonflame 70 45 175
#664 Scatterbug 70 255 40
#665 Spewpa 70 120 75
#666 Vivillon 70 45 185
#667 Litleo 70 220 74
#668 Pyroar 70 65 177
#669 Flabébé 70 225 61
#670 Floette 70 120 130
#671 Florges 70 45 248
#672 Skiddo 70 200 70
#673 Gogoat 70 45 186
#674 Pancham 70 220 70
#675 Pangoro 70 65 173
#676 Furfrou 70 160 165
#677 Espurr 70 190 71
#678 Meowstic 70 75 163
#679 Honedge 70 180 65
#680 Doublade 70 90 157
#681 Aegislash 70 45 234
#682 Spritzee 70 200 68

#683 Aromatisse 70 140 162
#684 Swirlix 70 200 68
#685 Slurpuff 70 140 168
#686 Inkay 70 190 58
#687 Malamar 70 80 169
#688 Binacle 70 120 61
#689 Barbaracle 70 45 175
#690 Skrelp 70 225 64
#691 Dragalge 70 55 173
#692 Clauncher 70 225 66
#693 Clawitzer 70 55 100
#694 Helioptile 70 190 58
#695 Heliolisk 70 75 168
#696 Tyrunt 70 45 72
#697 Tyrantrum 70 45 182
#698 Amaura 70 45 72
#699 Aurorus 70 45 104
#700 Sylveon 70 45 184
#701 Hawlucha 70 100 175
#702 Dedenne 70 180 151

#703 Carbink 70 60 100
#704 Goomy 35 45 60
#705 Sliggoo 35 45 158
#706 Goodra 35 45 270
#707 Klefki 70 75 175
#708 Phantump 70 120 62
#709 Trevenant 70 60 166
#710 Pumpkaboo 70 120 67
#711 Gourgeist 70 60 173
#712 Bergmite 70 190 61
#713 Avalugg 70 55 180
#714 Noibat 70 190 49
#715 Noivern 70 45 187
#716 Xerneas 0 45 306
#717 Yveltal 0 45 306
#718 Zygarde (50%) 0 3 270
#719 Diancie 70 3 270
#720 Hoopa 70 3 270
#721 Volcanion 70 3 270
#722 Rowlet ??? 45 ???
#723 Dartrix ??? 45 ???

#724 Decidueye ??? 45 ???
#725 Litten ??? 45 ???
#726 Torracat ??? 45 ???
#727 Incineroar ??? 45 ???
#728 Popplio ??? 45 ???
#729 Brionne ??? 45 ???
#730 Primarina ??? 45 ???
#731 Pikipek ??? 255 ???
#732 Trumbeak ??? 120 ???
#733 Toucannon ??? 45 ???
#734 Yungoos ??? 255 ???
#735 Gumshoos ??? 127 ???
#736 Grubbin ??? 255 ???
#737 Charjabug ??? 120 ???
#738 Vikavolt ??? 45 ???
#739 Crabrawler ??? 225 ???
#740 Crabominable ??? 60 ???
#741 Oricorio ??? 45 ???
#742 Cutiefly ??? 190 ???
#743 Ribombee ??? 75 ???
#744 Rockruff ??? 190 ???

#745 Lycanroc ??? 90 ???
#746 Wishiwashi ??? 60 ???
#747 Mareanie ??? 190 ???
#748 Toxapex ??? 75 ???
#749 Mudbray ??? 190 ???
#750 Mudsdale ??? 60 ???
#751 Dewpider ??? 200 ???
#752 Araquanid ??? 100 ???
#753 Fomantis ??? 190 ???
#754 Lurantis ??? 75 ???
#755 Morelull ??? 190 ???
#756 Shiinotic ??? 75 ???
#757 Salandit ??? 120 ???
#758 Salazzle ??? 45 ???
#759 Stufful ??? 140 ???
#760 Bewear ??? 70 ???
#761 Bounsweet ??? 235 ???
#762 Steenee ??? 120 ???
#763 Tsareena ??? 45 ???
#764 Comfey ??? 60 ???

#765 Oranguru ??? 45 ???
#766 Passimian ??? 45 ???
#767 Wimpod ??? 90 ???
#768 Golisopod ??? 45 ???
#769 Sandygast ??? 140 ???
#770 Palossand ??? 60 ???
#771 Pyukumuku ??? 60 ???
#772 Type: Null ??? 3 ???
#773 Silvally ??? 3 ???
#774 Minior ??? 30 ???
#775 Komala ??? 45 ???
#776 Turtonator ??? 70 ???
#777 Togedemaru ??? 180 ???
#778 Mimikyu ??? 45 ???
#779 Bruxish ??? 80 ???
#780 Drampa ??? 70 ???
#781 Dhelmise ??? 25 ???
#782 Jangmo-o ??? 45 ???
#783 Hakamo-o ??? 45 ???
#784 Kommo-o ??? 45 ???
#785 Tapu Koko ??? 3 ???

#786 Tapu Lele ??? 3 ???
#787 Tapu Bulu ??? 3 ???
#788 Tapu Fini ??? 3 ???
#789 Cosmog ??? 45 ???
#790 Cosmoem ??? 45 ???
#791 Solgaleo ??? 45 ???
#792 Lunala ??? 45 ???
#793 Nihilego ??? 45 ???
#794 Pheromosa ??? 25 ???
#795 Buzzwole ??? 255 ???
#796 Xurkitree ??? 30 ???
#797 Celesteela ??? 25 ???
#798 Kartana ??? 255 ???
#799 Guzzlord ??? 15 ???
#800 Necrozma ??? 3 ???
#801 Magearna ??? 3 ???
#802 Marshadow ??? 3 ???
Pokémon Evolutions
NOTE: MEGA-EVOLUTIONS!
Mega-Evolutions are not detailed here. These describe the permanent, undoable evolutions of Pokémon; Mega-Evolutions are
different in that they are temporal and only used in battle to for a power boost basically. See this section for that stuff.
This particular section of our Mini-Pokédex details one of the more important aspects of ideally training your Pokémon: evolution. As
Pokémon level-up, or meet other relatively-arbitrary conditions, they will evolve into a new form. This form often has higher (or
rarely, equal or lower) base stats, improving the Pokémon's stats by usually 20 ~ 40 points by Level 100. However, this will come at
a notable cost. You can leave a Pokémon as it is (don't use the item or whatever, or press B during the evolution process) to let it
learn some new moves first - some moves are available as much as TEN levels earlier in pre-evolved forms, and sometimes
exclusive to particular forms. At the same time, at least with level-based evolution, Pokémon will earn 20% more EXP. if you hold off
on their evolution so, y'know, do as you will.
Anyways, the below list will detail the Pokémon of the game and what they evolve into and how. First, we'll discuss what some of
these terms mean; keep in mind sometimes two or even three conditions are compiled together when evolutions are done, and all
must be met.
• Level ## - indicates that, once a Pokémon has reached Level ##, it will evolve; such evolutions can be cancelled with the B Button.
Once it reaches Level 100, it cannot evolve, so the final stopping point is Level 99 for whether you're not sure (Level 98 if it evolves
twice). The benefit to keeping a Pokémon unevolved is getting moves sometimes ten levels or more sooner. However, this rarely
extends beyond Level 80 except in some legendary Pokémon (who never evolve and it is therefore irrelevant), so you should evolve
at least eventually to benefit from the boosted base stats. In fact, it is very rare in general competition to see unevolved Pokémon for
precisely that reason; there are some exceptions, of course, but it's the generally-applicable thing.
• [Gender] - in addition to some conditions, a Pokémon must be of a certain gender to evolve. Males have a blue arrow pointing up
and to the right, while females have a pink down-pointing cross - genderless Pokémon show no symbol.
• [Item] - use this item to evolve the Pokémon. This works at any level. Keep in mind that most of these (such as Moon Stones) are in
limited quantities throughout a single playthrough of the game, so you may want to focus on evolving only into new species before
duplicating 'em.
• [Location/Time] - the Pokémon must be leveled-up in this place, or at this time of day, depending on which is specified. For the
latter, daytime is usually 4:00 AM to 7:59 PM and nighttime from 8:00 PM to 3:59 AM. (Morning is 4:00 AM to 9:59 AM, but that is
daytime normally.)
• "Level-up while knowing..." - For this, the Pokémon must know a certain move, then level-up to be able to evolve. In all cases of
this, the Pokémon learns the move naturally by leveling up. If forgotten, the Move Relearner can teach it for you, or sometimes
TMs/HMs or Move Tutors, depending on what's available. The latest for this to work is Level 99.
• Trade - for this, you must trade the Pokémon between two games: over the Internet or local Wi-Fi matters not. Wonder Trade also
works, but you're almost certain not to get it back. =P After the trade, the recipient of your Pokémon will get it to evolve on their end.
For you to get the evolved form, you have to trade it back. (Trust me, you'll do this with the Shelmet/Karrablast ->
Escavalier/Accelgor trade. =P) This works at any level.
• Happiness - once the Pokémon is happy enough, which occurs as you walk around, heal it, use it in battle, etc., it will evolve upon
leveling up. (The Soothe Bell item speeds up this process.) However, that means the Pokémon must be Level 99 or lower
(sometimes Level 98 for those evolutionary chains with the first evolution being happiness based), so be careful. This is
independent of their Affection stat in Pokémon Refresh, so note that! Only Eevee evolves (into Sylveon) based on that!
# SPECIES METHOD AND EVOLVED POKÉMON
#001 Bulbasaur Level 16 - Ivysaur

#002 Ivysaur Level 32 - Venusaur
#003 Venusaur N/A
#004 Charmander Level 16 - Charmeleon
#005 Charmeleon Level 36 - Charizard
#006 Charizard N/A
#007 Squirtle Level 16 - Wartortle
#008 Wartortle Level 36 - Blastoise
#009 Blastoise N/A
#010 Caterpie Level 7 - Metapod
#011 Metapod Level 10 - Butterfree
#012 Butterfree N/A
#013 Weedle Level 7 - Kakuna
#014 Kakuna Level 10 - Beedrill
#015 Beedrill N/A
#016 Pidgey Level 18 - Pidgeotto
#017 Pidgeotto Level 36 - Pidgeot
#018 Pidgeot N/A
Rattata (Regular) Level 20 - Raticate

#019
Rattata (Alolan) Level 20 at Night - Raticate (Alolan)
#020 Raticate N/A
#021 Spearow Level 20 - Fearow

#022 Fearow N/A
#023 Ekans Level 22 - Arbok
#024 Arbok N/A
Thunder Stone - Raichu

#025 Pikachu
Note that Cosplay Pikachu cannot evolve
#026 Raichu N/A
Sandshrew
Level 22 - Sandslash
(Regular)
#027
Sandshrew
Ice Stone - Sandslash (Alolan)
(Alolan)
#028 Sandslash N/A
#029 Nidoran♀ Level 16 - Nidorina
#030 Nidorina Moon Stone - Nidoqueen
#031 Nidoqueen N/A
#032 Nidoran♂ Level 16 - Nidorino
#033 Nidorino Moon Stone - Nidoking
#034 Nidoking N/A
#035 Clefairy Moon Stone - Clefable
#036 Clefable N/A
Vulpix (Regular) Fire Stone - Ninetales

#037
Vulpix (Alolan) Ice Stone - Ninetales (Alolan)
#038 Ninetales N/A

#039 Jigglypuff Moon Stone - Wigglytuff
#040 Wigglytuff N/A
#041 Zubat Level 22 - Golbat
#042 Golbat Level-up with high Happiness - Crobat
#043 Oddish Level 21 - Gloom
Leaf Stone - Vileplume

#044 Gloom
Sun Stone - Bellossom
#045 Vileplume N/A
#046 Paras Level 24 - Parasect
#047 Parasect N/A
#048 Venonat Level 31 - Venomoth
#049 Venomoth N/A
#050 Diglett Level 26 - Dugtrio
#051 Dugtrio N/A
Meowth (Regular) Level 28 - Persian

#052
Meowth (Alolan) Level up with high Happiness - Persian (Alolan)
#053 Persian N/A
#054 Psyduck Level 33 - Golduck
#055 Golduck N/A
#056 Mankey Level 28 - Primeape
#057 Primeape N/A

#058 Growlithe Fire Stone - Arcanine
#059 Arcanine N/A
#060 Poliwag Level 25 - Poliwhirl
Use a Water Stone on Poliwhirl - Poliwrath

#061 Poliwhirl
Trade when holding a King's Rock - Politoed
#062 Poliwrath N/A
#063 Abra Level 16 - Kadabra
#064 Kadabra Trade Kadabra - Alakazam
#065 Alakazam N/A
#066 Machop Level 28 - Machoke
#067 Machoke Trade Machoke - Machamp
#068 Machamp N/A
#069 Bellsprout Level 21 - Weepinbell
#070 Weepinbell Leaf Stone - Victreebel
#071 Victreebel N/A
#072 Tentacool Level 30 - Tentacruel
#073 Tentacruel N/A
#074 Geodude Level 25 - Graveler
#075 Graveler Trade Graveler - Golem
#076 Golem N/A
#077 Ponyta Level 40 - Rapidash

#078 Rapidash N/A
Level 37 - Slowbro
#079 Slowpoke
Trade while holding a King's Rock - Slowking
#080 Slowbro N/A
#081 Magnemite Level 30 - Magneton
Magnezone - Level Magneton up in Mt. Sinnoh (which is in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum on
the DS)
Magnezone - Level Magneton up in Chargestone Cave (which is Pokémon Black, White, Black 2, and
White 2 on the DS)
#082 Magneton
Magnezone - Level Magneton up on Route 13 (which is in Pokémon X/Y on the 3DS)
Magnezone - Level Magneton up in New Mauville (specifically in Pokémon OR/AS on the 3DS:
Magnezone is not in the original R/S)
Magnezone - Level Magneton up at Vast Poni Canyon (which is in Pokémon Sun/Moon)
#083 Farfetch'd N/A
#084 Doduo Level 31 - Dodrio
#085 Dodrio N/A
#086 Seel Level 34 - Dewgong
#087 Dewgong N/A
#088 Grimer Level 38 - Muk
#089 Muk N/A
#090 Shellder Water Stone - Cloyster
#091 Cloyster N/A
#092 Gastly Level 25 - Haunter

#093 Haunter Trade Haunter - Gengar
#094 Gengar N/A
#095 Onix Trade while holding a Metal Coat - Steelix
#096 Drowzee Level 26 - Hypno
#097 Hypno N/A
#098 Krabby Level 28 - Kingler
#099 Kingler N/A
#100 Voltorb Level 30 - Electrode
#101 Electrode N/A
#102 Exeggcute Leaf Stone - Exeggutor
#103 Exeggutor N/A
Level 28 - Marowak
#104 Cubone
Level 28 at night - Marowak (Alolan)
#105 Marowak N/A
#106 Hitmonlee N/A
#107 Hitmonchan N/A
#108 Lickitung Level-up while knowing Rollout - Lickilicky
#109 Koffing Level 35 - Weezing
#110 Weezing N/A
#111 Rhyhorn Level 42 - Rhydon
#112 Rhydon Trade while holding Protector - Rhyperior

#113 Chansey Level-up with high Happiness (higher than going from Happiny) - Blissey
#114 Tangela Level-up while knowing Ancient Power - Tangrowth
#115 Kangaskhan N/A
#116 Horsea Level 32 - Seadra
#117 Seadra Trade Seadra while holding a Dragon Scale - Kingdra
#118 Goldeen Level 33 - Seaking
#119 Seaking N/A
#120 Staryu Water Stone - Starmie
#121 Starmie N/A
#122 Mr. Mime N/A
#123 Scyther Trade while holding Metal Coat - Scizor
#124 Jynx N/A
#125 Electabuzz Trade while holding Electirizer - Electivire
#126 Magmar Trade while holding Magmarizer - Magmortar
#127 Pinsir N/A
#128 Tauros N/A
#129 Magikarp Level 20 - Gyarados
#130 Gyarados N/A
#131 Lapras N/A
#132 Ditto N/A
#133 Eevee Use a Water Stone - Vaporeon

Use a Thunder Stone - Jolteon
Use a Fire Stone - Flareon
Level-up with high Happiness in the daytime - Espeon
Level-up with high Happiness during night - Umbreon
Level-up near a large mossy rock (found at Lush Jungle) - Leafeon
Level-up near a large icy rock (found at Mount Lanakila) - Glaceon
Level-up with 5 Affection hearts in Pokémon Refresh while knowing a Fairy-type move - Sylveon
#134 Vaporeon N/A
#135 Jolteon N/A
#136 Flareon N/A
#137 Porygon Trade while holding Up-Grade - Porygon2
#138 Omanyte Level 40 - Omastar
#139 Omastar N/A
#140 Kabuto Level 40 - Kabutops
#141 Kabutops N/A
#142 Aerodactyl N/A
#143 Snorlax N/A
#144 Articuno N/A
#145 Zapdos N/A
#146 Moltres N/A
#147 Dratini Level 30 - Dragonair

#148 Dragonair Level 44 - Dragonite
#149 Dragonite N/A
#150 Mewtwo N/A
#151 Mew N/A
#152 Chikorita Level 16 - Chikorita
#153 Bayleef Level 32 - Meganium
#154 Meganium N/A
#155 Cyndaquil Level 14 - Quilava
#156 Quilava Level 36 - Typholsion
#157 Typhlosion N/A
#158 Totodile Level 18 - Croconaw
#159 Croconaw Level 30 - Feraligatr
#160 Feraligatr N/A
#161 Sentret Level 15 - Furret
#162 Furret N/A
#163 Hoothoot Level 20 - Noctowl
#164 Noctowl N/A
#165 Ledyba Level 18 - Ledian
#166 Ledian N/A
#167 Spinarak Level 22 - Ariados
#168 Ariados N/A

#169 Crobat N/A
#170 Chinchou Level 27 - Lanturn
#171 Lanturn N/A
Level-up with high Happiness - Pikachu

#172 Pichu
To the curious, the Spiky-Eared Pichu from HG/SS (and only there, sadly) cannot evolve
#173 Cleffa Level-up with high Happiness - Clefairy
#174 Igglybuff Level-up with high Happiness - Jigglypuff
#175 Togepi Level-up with high Happiness - Togetic
#176 Togetic Shiny Stone - Togekiss
#177 Natu Level 25 - Xatu
#178 Xatu N/A
#179 Mareep Level 15 - Flaaffy
#180 Flaaffy Level 30 - Ampharos
#181 Ampharos N/A
#182 Bellossom N/A
#183 Marill Level 18 - Azumarill
#184 Azumarill N/A
#185 Sudowoodo N/A
#186 Politoed N/A
#187 Hoppip Level 18 - Skiploom
#188 Skiploom Level 27 - Jumpluff

#189 Jumpluff N/A
#190 Aipom Level-up while knowing Double Hit - Ambipom
#191 Sunkern Sun Stone - Sunflora
#192 Sunflora N/A
#193 Yanma Level-up while knowing Ancient Power - Yanmega
#194 Wooper Level 20 - Quagsire
#195 Quagsire N/A
#196 Espeon N/A
#197 Umbreon N/A
#198 Murkrow Dusk Stone - Honchkrow
#199 Slowking N/A
#200 Misdreavus Dusk Stone - Mismagius
#201 Unown N/A
#202 Wobbuffet N/A
#203 Girafarig N/A
#204 Pineco Level 31 - Forretress
#205 Forretress N/A
#206 Dunsparce N/A
#207 Gligar Level-up at night whilst holding a Razor Fang - Gliscor
#208 Steelix N/A
#209 Snubbull Level 23 - Granbull

#210 Granbull N/A
#211 Qwilfish N/A
#212 Scizor N/A
#213 Shuckle N/A
#214 Heracross N/A
#215 Sneasel Level-up at night whilst holding a Razor Claw - Weavile
#216 Teddiursa Level 30 - Ursaring
#217 Ursaring N/A
#218 Slugma Level 38 - Macargo
#219 Macargo N/A
#220 Swinub Level 33 - Piloswine
#221 Piloswine Level-up while knowing Ancient Power - Mamoswine
#222 Corsola N/A
#223 Remoraid Level 25 - Octillery
#224 Octillery N/A
#225 Delibird N/A
#226 Mantine N/A
#227 Skarmory N/A
#228 Houndour Level 24 - Houndour
#229 Houndoom N/A
#230 Kingdra N/A

#231 Phanpy Level 25 - Donphan
#232 Donphan N/A
#233 Porygon2 Trade Porygon2 while holding a Dubious Disc - Porygon-Z
#234 Stantler N/A
#235 Smeargle N/A
At Level 20, if Attack is greater than Defense, you get Hitmonlee
#236 Tyrogue At Level 20, if Attack is less than Defense, you get Hitmonchan
At Level 20, if Attack is equal to Defense, you get Hitmontop
#237 Hitmontop N/A
#238 Smoochum Level 30 - Jynx
#239 Elekid Level 30 - Electabuzz
#240 Magby Level 30 - Magmar
#241 Miltank N/A
#242 Blissey N/A
#243 Raikou N/A
#244 Entei N/A
#245 Suicune N/A
#246 Larvitar Level 30 - Pupitar
#247 Pupitar Level 55 - Tyranitar
#248 Tyranitar N/A
#249 Lugia N/A

#250 Ho-Oh N/A
#251 Celebi N/A
#252 Treecko Level 16 - Grovyle
#253 Grovyle Level 36 - Sceptile
#254 Sceptile N/A
#255 Torchic Level 16 - Combusken
#256 Combusken Level 36 - Blaziken
#257 Blaziken N/A
#258 Mudkip Level 16 - Marshtomp
#259 Marshtomp Level 36 - Swampert
#260 Swampert N/A
#261 Poochyena Level 18 - Mightyena
#262 Mightyena N/A
#263 Zigzagoon Level 20 - Linoone
#264 Linoone N/A
#265 Wurmple At Level 7, there's a 50% chance of becoming Silcoon or Cascoon at random
#266 Silcoon Level 10 - Beautifly
#267 Beautifly N/A
#268 Cascoon Level 10 - Dustox
#269 Dustox N/A
#270 Lotad Level 14 - Lombre

#271 Lombre Water Stone - Ludicolo
#272 Ludicolo N/A
#273 Seedot Level 14 - Nuzleaf
#274 Nuzleaf Leaf Stone - Shiftry
#275 Shiftry N/A
#276 Taillow Level 22 - Swellow
#277 Swellow N/A
#278 Wingull Level 25 - Pelipper
#279 Pelipper N/A
#280 Ralts Level 20 - Kirlia
Level 30 (even males can evolve this way) - Gardevoir

#281 Kirlia
Use a Dawn Stone on a male Kirlia - Gallade
#282 Gardevoir N/A
#283 Surskit Level 22 - Masquerain
#284 Masquerain N/A
#285 Shroomish Level 23 - Breloom
#286 Breloom N/A
#287 Slakoth Level 18 - Vigoroth
#288 Vigoroth Level 36 - Slaking
#289 Slaking N/A
#290 Nincada At Level 20, Nincada alone will evolve into Ninjask...
However, if you have a spare Poké Ball (the normal kind) and an empty slot in the party, you also get
Shedinja.
#291 Ninjask N/A - but do read the stuff on Nincada (#290)
#292 Shedinja N/A - but do read the stuff on Nincada (#290)
#293 Whismur Level 20 - Loudred
#294 Loudred Level 40 - Exploud
#295 Exploud N/A
#296 Makuhita Level 24 - Hariyama
#297 Hariyama N/A
#298 Azurill Level-up with high Happiness - Marill
Probopass - Level Nosepass up in Mt. Sinnoh (which is in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum on
the DS)
Probopass - Level Nosepass up in Chargestone Cave (which is Pokémon Black, White, Black 2, and
White 2 on the DS)
#299 Nosepass
Probopass - Level Nosepass up on Route 13 (which is in Pokémon X/Y on the 3DS)
Probopass - Level Nosepass up in New Mauville (specifically in Pokémon OR/AS on the 3DS:
Probopass is not in the original R/S)
Probopass - Level Nosepass up at Vast Poni Canyon (which is in Pokémon Sun/Moon)
#300 Skitty Moon Stone - Delcatty
#301 Delcatty N/A
#302 Sableye N/A
#303 Mawile N/A
#304 Aron Level 32 - Lairon
#305 Lairon Level 42 - Aggron

#306 Aggron N/A
#307 Meditite Level 37 - Medicham
#308 Medicham N/A
#309 Electrike Level 26 - Manectric
#310 Manectric N/A
#311 Plusle N/A
#312 Minun N/A
#313 Volbeat N/A
#314 Illumise N/A
#315 Roselia Shiny Stone - Roserade
#316 Gulpin Level 26 - Swalot
#317 Swalot N/A
#318 Carvanha Level 30 - Sharpedo
#319 Sharpedo N/A
#320 Wailmer Level 40 - Wailord
#321 Wailord N/A
#322 Numel Level 43 - Camerupt
#323 Camerupt N/A
#324 Torkoal N/A
#325 Spoink Level 32 - Grumpig
#326 Grumpig N/A

#327 Spinda N/A
#328 Trapinch Level 35 - Vibrava
#329 Vibrava Level 45 - Flygon
#330 Flygon N/A
#331 Cacnea Level 32 - Cacturne
#332 Cacturne N/A
#333 Swablu Level 35 - Altaria
#334 Altaria N/A
#335 Zangoose N/A
#336 Seviper N/A
#337 Lunatone N/A
#338 Solrock N/A
#339 Barboach Level 30 - Whiscash
#340 Whiscash N/A
#341 Corphish Level 30 - Crawdaunt
#342 Crawdaunt N/A
#343 Baltoy Level 36 - Claydol
#344 Claydol N/A
#345 Lileep Level 40 - Cradily
#346 Cradily N/A
#347 Anorith Level 40 - Armaldo

#348 Armaldo N/A
For GBA Pokémon Games: You can only level-up a Feebas whose Beauty Contest stat is maxed out
for Milotic
For DS Pokémon Games & X/Y & Sun/Moon: You can only trade Feebas while holding a Prism
#349 Feebas
Scale for Milotic
For Pokémon OR/AS: You can max out Feebas's Beauty and level it up to evolve it to Milotic, or use
the trade-while-holding-Prism Scale method
#350 Milotic N/A
#351 Castform N/A
#352 Kecleon N/A
#353 Shuppet Level 37 - Banette
#354 Banette N/A
#355 Duskull Level 37 - Dusclops
#356 Dusclops Trade Dusclops while holding a Reaper Cloth - Dusknoir
#357 Tropius N/A
#358 Chimecho N/A
#359 Absol N/A
#360 Wynaut Level 15 - Wobbuffet
Level 42 (any gender) - Glalie

#361 Snorunt
Dawn Stone (females) - Froslass
#362 Glalie N/A
#363 Spheal Level 32 - Sealeo
#364 Sealeo Level 44 - Walrein

#365 Walrein N/A
Trade Clamperl when holding a Deep Sea Tooth - Huntail

#366 Clamperl
Trade Clamperl when holding a Deep Sea Scale - Gorebyss
#367 Huntail N/A
#368 Gorebyss N/A
#369 Relicanth N/A
#370 Luvdisc N/A
#371 Bagon Level 30 - Shelgon
#372 Shelgon Level 50 - Salamence
#373 Salamence N/A
#374 Beldum Level 20 - Metang
#375 Metang Level 45 - Metagross
#376 Metagross N/A
#377 Regirock N/A
#378 Regice N/A
#379 Registeel N/A
#380 Latias N/A
#381 Latios N/A
#382 Kyogre N/A
#383 Groudon N/A
#384 Rayquaza N/A

#385 Jirachi N/A
#386 Deoxys N/A
#387 Turtwig Level 18 - Grotle
#388 Grotle Level 32 - Torterra
#389 Torterra N/A
#390 Chimchar Level 14 - Monferno
#391 Monferno Level 36 - Infernape
#392 Infernape N/A
#393 Piplup Level 16 - Prinplup
#394 Prinplup Level 36 - Empoleon
#395 Empoleon N/A
#396 Starly Level 14 - Staravia
#397 Staravia Level 34 - Staraptor
#398 Staraptor N/A
#399 Bidoof Level 15 - Bibarel
#400 Bibarel N/A
#401 Kricketot Level 10 - Kricketune
#402 Kricketune N/A
#403 Shinx Level 15 - Luxio
#404 Luxio Level 30 - Luxray
#405 Luxray N/A

#406 Budew Level-up during the day with high Happiness - Roselia
#407 Roserade N/A
#408 Cranidos Level 30 - Rampardos
#409 Rampardos N/A
#410 Shieldon Level 30 - Bastiodon
#411 Bastiodon N/A
Level 20 (female) - Wormadam

#412 Burmy
Level 20 (male) - Mothim
#413 Wormadam N/A
#414 Mothim N/A
#415 Combee Level 21 (female-only) - Vespiquen
#416 Vespiquen N/A
#417 Pachirisu N/A
#418 Buizel Level 26 - Floatzel
#419 Floatzel N/A
#420 Cherubi Level 25 - Cherrim
#421 Cherrim N/A
#422 Shellos Level 30 - Gastrodon
#423 Gastrodon N/A
#424 Ambipom N/A
#425 Drifloon Level 28 - Drifblim

#426 Drifblim N/A
#427 Buneary Level-up with high Happiness - Lopunny
#428 Lopunny N/A
#429 Mismagius N/A
#430 Honchkrow N/A
#431 Glameow Level 38 - Purugly
#432 Purugly N/A
#433 Chingling Level-up at night with high Happiness - Chimecho
#434 Stunky Level 34 - Skuntank
#435 Skuntank N/A
#436 Bronzor Level 33 - Bronzong
#437 Bronzong N/A
#438 Bonsly Level-up while knowing Mimic - Sudowoodo
#439 Mime Jr. Level-up while knowing Mimic - Mr. Mime
#440 Happiny Level-up while holding an Oval Stone and while having high Happiness - Chansey
#441 Chatot N/A
#442 Spiritomb N/A
#443 Gible Level 24 - Gabite
#444 Gabite Level 48 - Garchomp
#445 Garchomp N/A
#446 Munchlax Level-up with high Happiness - Snorlax

#447 Riolu Level-up with high Happiness during the daytime - Lucario
#448 Lucario N/A
#449 Hippopotas Level 34 - Hippowdon
#450 Hippowdon N/A
#451 Skorupi Level 40 - Drapion
#452 Drapion N/A
#453 Croagunk Level 37 - Toxicroak
#454 Toxicroak N/A
#455 Carnivine N/A
#456 Finneon Level 31 - Lumineon
#457 Lumineon N/A
#458 Mantyke Level-up while Remoraid is in your party - Mantine
#459 Snover Level 40 - Abomasnow
#460 Abomasnow N/A
#461 Weavile N/A
#462 Magnezone N/A
#463 Lickilicky N/A
#464 Rhyperior N/A
#465 Tangrowth N/A
#466 Electivire N/A
#467 Magmortar N/A

#468 Togekiss N/A
#469 Yanmega N/A
#470 Leafeon N/A
#471 Glaceon N/A
#472 Gliscor N/A
#473 Mamoswine N/A
#474 Porygon-Z N/A
#475 Gallade N/A
#476 Probopass N/A
#477 Dusknoir N/A
#478 Froslass N/A
#479 Rotom N/A
#480 Uxie N/A
#481 Mesprit N/A
#482 Azelf N/A
#483 Dialga N/A
#484 Palkia N/A
#485 Heatran N/A
#486 Regigigas N/A
#487 Giratina N/A
#488 Cresselia N/A

N/A - this is despite breeding Manaphy and Ditto yielding Phione; usually, children evolve into
#489 Phione
parents
#490 Manaphy N/A
#491 Darkrai N/A
#492 Shaymin N/A
#493 Arceus N/A
#494 Victini N/A
#495 Snivy Level 17 - Servine
#496 Servine Level 36 - Serperior
#497 Serperior N/A
#498 Tepig Level 17 - Pignite
#499 Pignite Level 36 - Emboar
#500 Emboar N/A
#501 Oshawott Level 17 - Dewott
#502 Dewott Level 36 - Samurott
#503 Samurott N/A
#504 Patrat Level 20 - Watchog
#505 Watchog N/A
#506 Lillipup Level 16 - Lillipup
#507 Herdier Level 32 - Stoutland
#508 Stoutland N/A

#509 Purrloin Level 20 - Liepard
#510 Liepard N/A
#511 Pansage Leaf Stone - Simisage
#512 Simisage N/A
#513 Pansear Fire Stone - Simisear
#514 Simisear N/A
#515 Panpour Water Stone - Simipour
#516 Simipour N/A
#517 Munna Moon Stone - Musharna
#518 Musharna N/A
#519 Pidove Level 21 - Tranquill
#520 Tranquill Level 32 - Unfezant
#521 Unfezant N/A
#522 Blitzle Level 27 - Zebstrika
#523 Zebstrika N/A
#524 Roggenrola Level 25 - Boldore
#525 Boldore Trade Boldore - Gigalith
#526 Gigalith N/A
#527 Woobat Level-up with high Happiness - Swoobat
#528 Swoobat N/A
#529 Drilbur Level 31 - Excadrill

#530 Excadrill N/A
#531 Audino N/A
#532 Timburr Level 25 - Gurdurr
#533 Gurdurr Trade Gurdurr - Conkeldurr
#534 Conkeldurr N/A
#535 Tympole Level 25 - Palpitoad
#536 Palpitoad Level 36 - Seismitoad
#537 Seismitoad N/A
#538 Throh N/A
#539 Sawk N/A
#540 Sewaddle Level 20 - Swadloon
#541 Swadloon Level-up with high Happiness - Leavanny
#542 Leavanny N/A
#543 Venipede Level 22 - Venipede
#544 Whirlipede Level 30 - Scolipede
#545 Scolipede N/A
#546 Cottonee Sun Stone - Whimsicott
#547 Whimsicott N/A
#548 Petilil Sun Stone - Lilligant
#549 Lilligant N/A
#550 Basculin N/A

#551 Sandile Level 29 - Krokorok
#552 Krokorok Level 40 - Krookodile
#553 Krookodile N/A
#554 Darumaka Level 35 - Darmanitan
#555 Darmanitan N/A
#556 Maractus N/A
#557 Dwebble Level 34 - Crustle
#558 Crustle N/A
#559 Scraggy Level 39 - Scrafty
#560 Scrafty N/A
#561 Sigilyph N/A
#562 Yamask Level 34 - Cofagrigus
#563 Cofagrigus N/A
#564 Tirtouga Level 34 - Carracosta
#565 Carracosta N/A
#566 Archen Level 37 - Archeops
#567 Archeops N/A
#568 Trubbish Level 36 - Garbodor
#569 Garbodor N/A
#570 Zorua Level 30 - Zorua
#571 Zoroark N/A

#572 Minccino Shiny Stone - Minccino
#573 Cinccino N/A
#574 Gothita Level 32 - Gothorita
#575 Gothorita Level 41 - Gothitelle
#576 Gothitelle N/A
#577 Solosis Level 32 - Duosion
#578 Duosion Level 41 - Reuniclus
#579 Reuniclus N/A
#580 Ducklett Level 35 - Swanna
#581 Swanna N/A
#582 Vanillite Level 35 - Vanillish
#583 Vanillish Level 47 - Vanilluxe
#584 Vanilluxe N/A
#585 Deerling Level 34 - Sawsbuck
#586 Sawsbuck N/A
#587 Emolga N/A
#588 Karrablast Trade Karrablast for a Shelmet - Karrablast becomes Escavalier, Shelmet becomes Accelgor
#589 Escavalier N/A
#590 Foongus Level 39 - Amoonguss
#591 Amoonguss N/A
#592 Frillish Level 40 - Jellicent

#593 Jellicent N/A
#594 Alomomola N/A
#595 Joltik Level 36 - Galvantula
#596 Galvantula N/A
#597 Ferroseed Level 40 - Ferrothorn
#598 Ferrothorn N/A
#599 Klink Level 38 - Klang
#600 Klang Level 49 - Klinklang
#601 Klinklang N/A
#602 Tynamo Level 39 - Eelektrik
#603 Eelektrik Thunder Stone - Eelektross
#604 Eelektross N/A
#605 Elgyem Level 42 - Beheeyem
#606 Beheeyem N/A
#607 Litwick Level 41 - Lampent
#608 Lampent Dusk Stone - Chandelure
#609 Chandelure N/A
#610 Axew Level 38 - Fraxure
#611 Fraxure Level 48 - Haxorus
#612 Haxorus N/A
#613 Cubchoo Level 37 - Beartic

#614 Beartic N/A
#615 Cryogonal N/A
#616 Shelmet Trade Shelmet for Karrablast - Shelmet becomes Accelgor, Karrablast becomes Escavalier
#617 Accelgor N/A
#618 Stunfisk N/A
#619 Mienfoo Level 50 - Mienshao
#620 Mienshao N/A
#621 Druddigon N/A
#622 Golett Level 43 - Golurk
#623 Golurk N/A
#624 Pawniard Level 52 - Bisharp
#625 Bisharp N/A
#626 Bouffalant N/A
#627 Rufflet Level 54 - Braviary
#628 Braviary N/A
#629 Vullaby Level 54 - Mandibuzz
#630 Mandibuzz N/A
#631 Heatmor N/A
#632 Durant N/A
#633 Deino Level 50 - Zweilous
#634 Zweilous Level 64 - Hydreigon

#635 Hydreigon N/A
#636 Larvesta Level 59 - Volcarona
#637 Volcarona N/A
#638 Cobalion N/A
#639 Terrakion N/A
#640 Virizion N/A
#641 Tornadus N/A
#642 Thundurus N/A
#643 Reshiram N/A
#644 Zekrom N/A
#645 Landorus N/A
#646 Kyurem N/A
#647 Keldeo N/A
#648 Meloetta N/A
#649 Genesect N/A
#650 Chespin Level 16 - Quilladin
#651 Quilladin Level 36 - Chesnaught
#652 Chesnaught N/A
#653 Fennekin Level 16 - Braixen
#654 Braixen Level 36 - Delphox
#655 Delphox N/A

#656 Froakie Level 16 - Frogadier
#657 Frogadier Level 36 - Greninja
#658 Greninja N/A
#659 Bunnelby Level 20 - Diggersby
#660 Diggersby N/A
#661 Fletchling Level 17 - Fletchinder
#662 Fletchinder Level 35 - Talonflame
#663 Talonflame N/A
#664 Scatterbug Level 9 - Spewpa
#665 Spewpa Level 12 - Vivillon
#666 Vivillon N/A
#667 Litleo Level 35 - Pyroar
#668 Pyroar N/A
#669 Flabébé Level 19 - Floette
#670 Floette Shiny Stone - Florges
#671 Florges N/A
#672 Skiddo Level 32 - Gogoat
#673 Gogoat N/A
#674 Pancham Hit Level 32 while any Dark-type Pokémon is in your active party - Pangoro
#675 Pangoro N/A
#676 Furfrou N/A

#677 Espurr Level 25 - Meowstic
#678 Meowstic N/A
#679 Honedge Level 35 - Doublade
#680 Doublade Dusk Stone - Aegislash
#681 Aegislash N/A
#682 Spritzee Trade while holding a Sachet - Aromatisse
#683 Aromatisse N/A
#684 Swirlix Trade while holding a Whipped Dream - Slurpuff
#685 Slurpuff N/A
Reach Level 30 while the 3DS/2DS is upside-down (rotated 180 degrees; no, I'm not joking) -
#686 Inkay
Malamar
#687 Malamar N/A
#688 Binacle Level 39 - Barbaracle
#689 Barbaracle N/A
#690 Skrelp Level 48 - Dragalge
#691 Dragalge N/A
#692 Clauncher Level 37 - Clawitzer
#693 Clawitzer N/A
#694 Helioptile Sun Stone - Heliolisk
#695 Heliolisk N/A
#696 Tyrunt Reach Level 39 during the daytime - Tyrantrum

#697 Tyrantrum N/A
#698 Amaura Reach Level 39 during the night - Aurorus
#699 Aurorus N/A
#700 Sylveon N/A
#701 Hawlucha N/A
#702 Dedenne N/A
#703 Carbink N/A
#704 Goomy Level 40 - Sliggoo
#705 Sliggoo Level-up while it rains - Goodra
#706 Goodra N/A
#707 Klefki N/A
#708 Phantump Trade Phantump - Trevenant
#709 Trevenant N/A
#710 Pumpkaboo Trade Pumpkaboo - Gourgeist
#711 Gourgeist N/A
#712 Bergmite Level 37 - Avalugg
#713 Avalugg N/A
#714 Noibat Level 48 - Noivern
#715 Noivern N/A
#716 Xerneas N/A
#717 Yveltal N/A

#718 Zygarde N/A
#719 Diancie N/A
#720 Hoopa N/A
#721 Volcanion N/A
#722 Rowlet Level 17 - Dartrix
#723 Dartrix Level 34 - Decidueye
#724 Decidueye N/A
#725 Litten Level 17 - Torracat
#726 Torracat Level 34 - Incineroar
#727 Incineroar N/A
#728 Popplio Level 17 - Brionne
#729 Brionne Level 34 - Primarina
#730 Primarina N/A
#731 Pikipek Level 14 - Trumbeak
#732 Trumbeak Level 28 - Toucannon
#733 Toucannon N/A
#734 Yungoos Level up to Level 20 in the daytime - Gumshoos
#735 Gumshoos N/A
#736 Grubbin Level 20 - Charjabug
#737 Charjabug Level up at Vast Poni Canyon - Vikavolt
#738 Vikavolt N/A

#739 Crabrawler Level up at Mount Lanakina - Crabominable
#740 Crabominable N/A
#741 Oricorio N/A
#742 Cutiefly Level 25 - Ribombee
#743 Ribombee N/A
Level up to Level 25 during the day in Pokémon Sun - Lycanroc (Midday Forme)
#744 Rockruff
Level up to Level 25 during the night in Pokémon Moon - Lycanrock (Midnight Forme)
#745 Lycanroc N/A
#746 Wishiwashi N/A
#747 Mareanie Level 38 - Toxapex
#748 Toxapex N/A
#749 Mudbray Level 30 - Mudsdale
#750 Mudsdale N/A
#751 Dewpider Level 22 - Araquanid
#752 Araquanid N/A
#753 Fomantis Level up to Level 34 in the daytime - Lurantis
#754 Lurantis N/A
#755 Morelull Level 24 - Shiinotic
#756 Shiinotic N/A
#757 Salandit Level 33 & Female - Salazzle
#758 Salazzle N/A

#759 Stufful Level 27 - Bewear
#760 Bewear N/A
#761 Bounsweet Level 18 - Steenee
#762 Steenee Level up while knowing the move Stomp - Tsareena
#763 Tsareena N/A
#764 Comfey N/A
#765 Oranguru N/A
#766 Passimian N/A
#767 Wimpod Level 30 - Golisopod
#768 Golisopod N/A
#769 Sandygast Level 42 - Palossand
#770 Palossand N/A
#771 Pyukumuku N/A
#772 Type: Null Level up while having high Happiness - Silvally
#773 Silvally N/A
#774 Minior N/A
#775 Komala N/A
#776 Turtonator N/A
#777 Togedemaru N/A
#778 Mimikyu N/A
#779 Bruxish N/A

#780 Drampa N/A
#781 Dhelmise N/A
#782 Jangmo-o Level 35 - Hakamo-o
#783 Hakamo-o Level 45 - Kommo-o
#784 Kommo-o N/A
#785 Tapu Koko N/A
#786 Tapu Lele N/A
#787 Tapu Bulu N/A
#788 Tapu Fini N/A
#789 Cosmog Level 43 - Cosmoem
#790 Cosmoem Level Up - Solgaleo in Sun, Lunala in Moon
#791 Solgaleo N/A
#792 Lunala N/A
#793 Nihilego N/A
#794 Pheromosa N/A
#795 Buzzwole N/A
#796 Xurkitree N/A
#797 Celesteela N/A
#798 Kartana N/A
#799 Guzzlord N/A
#800 Necrozma N/A

#801 Magearna N/A
#802 Marshadow N/A
Pokémon by Location
Sectinoal Flowchart
Note that the listings beyond this flowchart will be representative of when the lists were added to this section of the FAQ, not by the
order on this list, necessarily. (Though they will be chronological for the most part.)
• Melemele Island:
• Pokémon in Route 1
• Pokémon in Route 1: Hau'oli Outskirts
• Pokémon in Route 1: Trainer School
• Pokémon in Hau'oli City: Beachfront
• Pokémon in Hau'oli City: Shopping District
• Pokémon in Hau'oli Cemetary
• Pokémon in Verdant Cave
• Pokémon in Melemele Meadow
• Pokémon in Ten Carat Hill
• Pokémon in Melemele Sea
• Pokémon in Seaward Cave
• Pokémon in Kala'e Bay
• Akala Island:
• Pokémon in Paniola Ranch
• Pokémon in Brooklet Hill
• Pokémon in Wela Volcano Park
• Pokémon in Lush Jungle
• Pokémon in Diglett's Tunnel
• Pokémon in Memorial Hill
• Pokémon in Akala Outskirts
• Pokémon in Hano Beach
• Ula'ula Island:
• Pokémon in Malie Garden
• Pokémon in Malie City: Outer Cape
• Pokémon in Mount Hokulani
• Pokémon in Blush Mountain
• Pokémon in Secluded Shore
• Pokémon in Tapu Village
• Pokémon in Thrifty Megamart
• Pokémon in Ula'ula Meadow
• Pokémon in Haina Desert
• Pokémon in Mount Lanakila
• Poni Island:
• Pokémon in Seafolk Village
• Pokémon in Poni Wilds
• Pokémon in Ancient Poni Path
• Pokémon in Poni Breaker Coast
• Pokémon in Exeggutor Island
• Pokémon in Vast Poni Canyon
• Pokémon in Poni Grove
• Pokémon in Poni Plains
• Pokémon in Poni Meadow
• Pokémon in Resolution Cave
• Pokémon in Poni Coast
• Pokémon in Poni Gauntlet
Pokémon in Route 1
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: NORTHEASTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: NORTHEAST GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME S.O.S.)


Guard
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: SOUTHWESTERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard
Rattata
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Route 1: Hau'oli Outskirts
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: HAU'OLI OUTSKIRTS GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Wingull Water/Flying Keen Eye, Hydration, Rain Dish - - - - - 1 c Both 50%
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: HAU'OLI OUTSKIRTS GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Pokémon in Route 1: Trainer School
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: TRAINER SCHOOL (GRASS)
EV YIELD

Poison - - - - - 1 Both 20%
(Alolan) Alchemy
Meowth
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Hau'oli City: Beachfront
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BEACHFRONT (SURFING)
EV YIELD
Finneon Water Swift Swim, Storm Drain, Water Veil - - - - - 1 Both 40%
Pokémon in Hau'oli City: Shopping District
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - DAY)
EV YIELD

Guard

Poison - - - - - 1 Both 10%
(Alolan) Alchemy
Meowth
(Alolan)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - DAY - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Guard

(Alolan) Alchemy
Guard
Meowth
(Alolan)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - NIGHT)
EV YIELD

Guard

Poison - - - - - 1 Both 10%
(Alolan) Alchemy
Meowth
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CITY: SHOPPING DISTRICT (GRASS - NIGHT - S.O.S.)


Guard

(Alolan) Alchemy

Guard
Meowth
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Route 2
EV YIELD

Guard

Focus
Meowth
(Alolan)

Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD

Guard

Focus
Meowth
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: NORTHERNMOST / SOUTHWESTERNMOST GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 2: NORTHERNMOST / SOUTHWESTERNMOST GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Rattata
(Alolan)
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Rattata
(Alolan)
EV YIELD
Point
Pokémon in Hau'oli Cemetary
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CEMETARY (GRASS - DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Drifloon Ghost/Flying Aftermath, Unburden, Flare Boost 1 - - - - - Both 30%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAU'OLI CEMETARY (GRASS - NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Misdreavus Ghost Levitate - - - - 1 - Both 30%
Pokémon in Verdant Cave
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VERDANT CAVE: WALKING
EV YIELD
Arena Trap, Sand Veil, Sand

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - CERDANT CAVE: POKÉMON DENS & RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Gumshoos Normal - 2 - - - - Sun Special
Jaw, Adaptability
Stakeout, Strong
Yungoos Normal - 1 - - - - Sun Special
Jaw, Adaptability
Raticate
(Alolan)
Rattata
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Route 3
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: NORTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTTIME)

EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
Salamence (SOS-
only)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTTIME & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Dust, Sweet Veil
Anger Point, Vital

Spirit, Defiant
Salamence (SOS-
only)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 3: FLYING POKÉMON
EV YIELD
Rufflet Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sheer Force, Hustle - 1 - - - - Sun
Spearow Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sniper - - - - - 1 Both

Vullaby Dark/Flying - - 1 - - - Moon
Armor
EV YIELD

Point
Pokémon in Melemele Meadow
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MELEMELE MEADOW (FLOWERS & S.O.S.)

Infiltrator,

Dust, Sweet Veil
Metapod (non-
S.O.S.)
Oricorio (Pom-
Electric/Flying Dancer - - - 2 - - Both 20%
Pom)

Guard
Pokémon in Ten Carat Hill
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TEN CARAT HILL - CAVE (WALKING & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Carbink (non-
S.O.S.)

Force

Force
Sableye (S.O.S.-
only)

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TEN CARAT HILL - CAVE (SURFING)
EV YIELD
c
Psyduck Water Cloud Nine, Damp, Swift Swim - - - 1 - - Both
80%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TEN CARAT HILL - FARTHEST HOLLOW (GRASS)
EV YIELD
Machop Fighting Guts, No Guard, Steadfast - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Keen Eye, Vital

Rockruff Rock - 1 - - - - Both 20%
Spirit, Steadfast

Force
Own Tempo, Tangled

Spinda Normal - - - 1 - - Both 10%
Feet, Contrary
Pokémon in Melemele Sea
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MELEMELE SEA: EAST (SURFING)
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid
Ooze, Rain Dish
Keen Eye,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MELEMELE SEA: EAST (FISHING) (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Hustle, Natural 1%
Corsola Water/Rock - - 1 - 1 - Both
Cure, Regenerator [20%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
Swift 1%
Luvdisc - - - - - 1 Both
Swim, Hydration [40%]
78%
[20%]
Mareanie Merciless,
Water/Poison - - 1 - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only) Limber, Regenerator
20%
[20%]
Pokémon in Seaward Cave
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SEAWARD CAVE: WALKING
EV YIELD

Force

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SEAWARD CAVE: SURFING
EV YIELD

Psyduck Water - - - 1 - - Both c 80%
Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SEAWARD CAVE: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
99%
[50%]
Pokémon in Kala'e Bay
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Keen Eye,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Rattata Gluttony,
- - - - - 1 Both 30%
(Alolan) Hustle, Thick Fat
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
Keen Eye,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - KALA'E BAY: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
Keen Eye,
EV YIELD
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[50%]
Shell Armor, Skill 1%

Shellder Water - - 1 - - - Both
Link, Overcoat [20%]
20%
[30%]
Pokémon in Route 4
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive

Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 4: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Grace, Friend Guard
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive

Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 4: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
EV YIELD

Point
Pokémon in Paniola Ranch
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PANIOLA RANCH: GRASS
EV YIELD

Mudbray Ground Own Tempo, Stamina, Inner Focus - 1 - - - - Both 50%
Tauros Normal Anger Point, Intimidate, Sheer Force - 1 - - - 1 Both 5%
Pokémon in Route 5
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 5: SOUTHERN GRASS (REGULAR & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Metapod (non-
S.O.S.)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 5: NORTHERN GRASS (REGULAR)
EV YIELD

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 5: NORTHERN GRASS (S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Grace, Friend Guard
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - UNDER BERRY TREES
EV YIELD

Point
Pokémon in Brooklet Hill
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: NORTHERN PART (GRASS - DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: NORTHERN PART (GRASS - NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Dish

Swim

Swim

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: EAST-CENTRAL PART (GRASS - DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: EAST-CENTRAL PART (GRASS - NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: SURFING (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: SURFING (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Swim

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BROOKLET HILL: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
1%
Feebas Water Swift Swim, Adaptability - - - - - 1 Both
[5%]
Swift Swim, Water 29%

Goldeen Water - 1 - - - - Both
Veil, Lightning Rod [45%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
70%
[50%]
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TOTEM'S DEN: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid Ooze, Rain

Dish

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TOTEM'S DEN: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Healer, 1%
Alomomola Water 2 - - - - - Both
Hydration, Regenerator [20%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
70%
[50%]
20%
[30%]
Pokémon in Route 6

EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive

Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: NORTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Grace, Friend Guard
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive

Focus
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: NORTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation

Focus
Rattata
(Alolan)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Oricorio
(Baile)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation


Grace, Friend Guard
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Cute Charm, Friend

Guard, Competitive
Oricorio
(Baile)
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Oricorio
(Baile)
Rattata
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 6: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Adaptability, Run
Away, Anticipation
Oricorio
(Baile)
Rattata
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Route 7
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 7: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Arena Trap, Sand

Veil, Sand Force
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Clear Body, Liquid
Ooze, Rain Dish

Dish
EV YIELD
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
70%
[60%]
Starmie (S.O.S.- Illuminate, Natural

Water/Psychic - - - - - Both 2
only) Cure, Analytic
Illuminate, Natural 10%

Staryu Water - - - - - 1 Both
Cure, Analytic [20%]
20%
[20%]
Pokémon in Wela Volcano Park
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WELA VOLCANO PARK (GRASS & S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Lightning Rod, Rock Head, Battle

Cubone Ground - - 1 - - - Both 24%
Armor
Fletchling Normal/Flying Big Pecks, Gale Wings - - - - - 1 Both 30%
Kangaskhan Normal Early Bird, Scrappy, Inner Focus 2 - - - - - Both 1%
Magby Fire Flame Body, Vital Spirit - - - - - 1 Both 15%

Pokémon in Route 8
EV YIELD

only) Link, Pickup
Keen Eye, Skill

Link, Pickup
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
EV YIELD

only) Link, Pickup
Rattata
(Alolan)

Keen Eye, Skill
Link, Pickup
EV YIELD
Hyper Cutter, Iron

Fist, Anger Point
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish

Dish
EV YIELD
Illuminate, Volt 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[60%]
20%
[20%]
Pokémon in Lush Jungle
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Cure
Inner Focus,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Cure

Guard
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Cure

Dish
Inner Focus,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SOUTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD


Cure

Guard

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Veil

Cure
Inner Focus,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)


Veil

Cure
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Veil

Cure
Inner Focus,

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Veil

Cure

Morelull Grass/Fairy - - - - 1 - Both -
Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - WEST LUSH JUNGLE: SHAKING PLANTS
EV YIELD
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - NORTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Cure
Inner Focus,
Hyper Cutter, Mold

Breaker, Moxie

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - NORTH LUSH JUNGLE: GRASS (DAYTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Cure
Hyper Cutter, Mold

Pinsir Bug - 2 - - - - Both -
Breaker, Moxie
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - LUSH JUNGLE CAVE: WALKING
EV YIELD
Diglett Arena Trap, Sand Veil, Sand

(Alolan) Force
Pokémon in Diglett's Tunnel
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - DIGLETT'S TUNNEL: WALKING
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - DIGLETT'S TUNNEL: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Pokémon in Route 9
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 9 (FISHING)
EV YIELD
Hustle, Natural
Corsola Water/Rock - - 1 - 1 - Both 5%
Cure, Regenerator
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
Swift
Luvdisc - - - - - 1 Both 70%
Swim, Hydration
Wishiwashi Water Schooling 1 - - - - - Both 10%
Pokémon in Memorial Hill
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MEMORIAL HILL: GRASS
EV YIELD

Phantump Ghost/Grass Natural Cure, Frisk, Harvest - 1 - - - - Both 30%
Pokémon in Akala Outskirts
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AKALA OUTSKIRTS: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Force

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AKALA OUTSKIRTS: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Force
Raticate
(Alolan)

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - AKALA OUTSKIRTS: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES ARE IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Illuminate, Volt 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[60%]
20%
[20%]
Pokémon in Hano Beach
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HANO BEACH: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD
Sandygast Ghost/Ground Water Compaction, Sand Veil - - 1 - - - Both 20%
Staryu Water Illuminate, Natural Cure, Analytic - - - - - 1 Both 80%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HANO BEACH: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm Drain, Water

Veil

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HANO BEACH: SURFING (SPECIAL SPOTS)
EV YIELD
Pokémon in Malie Garden
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE GARDEN: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Araquanid Water/Bug Water Bubble, Water Absorb - - - - 2 - Both 20%
Infiltrator,

Guard

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE GARDEN: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Infiltrator,
Masquerain Bug/Flying Intimidate, Unnerve - - - 1 1 - Both 20%

Guard

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE GARDEN: FISHING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Water

Goldeen Water - 1 - - - - Both 40%
Veil, Lightning Rod
Gyarados (S.O.S.-
only)
Pokémon in Malie City: Outer Cape
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE CITY OUTER CAPE: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Garbodor
(S.O.S.-only)

of Alchemy
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MALIE CITY OUTER CAPE: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Garbodor
(S.O.S.-only)

of Alchemy
Raticate
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Route 10
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability



Armor
EV YIELD



Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 10: SHAKING SPOTS
EV YIELD

Armor


Point
Pokémon in Mount Hokulani
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT HOKULANI: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT HOKULANI: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Cleffa Fairy - - - - 1 - Both 10%
Guard

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT HOKULANI: GRASS (NIGHTTIME - S.O.S.)
EV YIELD
Beldum Steel/Psychic Clear Body, Light Metal - - 1 - - - Both -
Chansey Normal Natural, Serene Grace, Friend Guard 2 - - - - - Both -

Clefairy Fairy - - - - 2 - Both -
Guard

Cleffa Fairy - - - - 1 - Both -
Guard
Ditto Normal Limber, Imposter 1 - - - - - Both -
Fearow Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sniper - - - - - 2 Both -
Minior Rock/Flying Shields Down - - 1 - 1 - Both -
Skarmory Steel/Flying Keen Eye, Sturdy, Weak Armor - - 2 - - - Both -
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

EV YIELD

Dish


LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 12: GRASS
EV YIELD
Geodude
(Alolan)
Focus

Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 12: GRASS (S.O.S.)
EV YIELD

Chansey Normal 2 - - - - - Both -
Guard
Electabuzz Electric Static, Vital Spirit - - - - - 2 Both -
Elekid Electric Static, Vital Spirit - - - - - 1 Both -
Geodude
Rock/Electric Magnet Pull, Sturdy, Galvanize - - 1 - - - Both -
(Alolan)

Focus

Torkoal Fire - - 2 - - - Both -
Armor
Pokémon in Blush Mountain
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - BLUSH MOUNTAIN: GRASS
EV YIELD
Charjabug Electric/Bug Battery - - 2 - - - Both 10%
Geodude
(Alolan)
Focus
Iron Barbs, Lightning

Togedemaru Electric/Steel - 2 - - - - Both 10%
Rod, Sturdy

Armor
Turtonator Fire/Dragon Shell Armor - - 2 - - - Sun 10%
Pokémon in Secluded Shore
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SECLUDED SHORE: SURFING
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - SECLUDED SHORE: FISHING
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
Pokémon in Tapu Village
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TAPU VILLAGE: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Sandshrew
(Alolan)

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - TAPU VILLAGE: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Sandshrew
(Alolan)
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish

Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Dish
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
EV YIELD

Dish
Raticate
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
EV YIELD
Swift Swim, Storm

Drain, Water Veil

Dish
Clear Body, Liquid

Ooze, Rain Dish
EV YIELD
Dazzling, Strong 1%
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[20%]
20%
[20%]
Pokémon in Thrifty Megamart
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - THRIFTY MEGAMART: WALKING
EV YIELD
Haunter Ghost/Poison Cursed Body - - - 2 - - Both 40%
Klefki Steel/Fairy Prankster, Magician - - 1 - - - Both 15%
Mimikyu Ghost/Fairy Disguise - - - - 2 - Both 5%
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator
EV YIELD
Raticate
(Alolan)
Oblivious, Own
Tempo, Regenerator


Point
Pokémon in Ula'ula Meadow
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ULA'ULA MEADOW: FLOWERS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Oricorio (Pom-
Pom)

Guard

Dust, Sweet Veil
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ULA'ULA MEADOW: FLOWERS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Oricorio (Pom-
Pom)

Guard
Dust, Sweet Veil
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: NORTHERN/SOUTHERN GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability


LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: NORTHERN/SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD



LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: ALL OTHER GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Magnet Pull,
Sturdy, Galvanize
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability



Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 17: ALL OTHER GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Magnet Pull,
Sturdy, Galvanize



Armor
EV YIELD

Point
Pokémon in Seafolk Village
EV YIELD
1%
Dhelmise Ghost/Grass Steelworker - 2 - - - -
[10%]
Gyarados (S.O.S.-
only)
79%
[50%]

Pokémon in Poni Wilds
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD
Sticky Hold, Storm

Drain, Sand Force
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD
Sticky Hold, Storm

Drain, Sand Force
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Raticate
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: SURFING
EV YIELD
Sticky Hold, Storm

Drain, Sand Force
Shell Armor, Water

Lapras Water/Ice - 2 - - - - Both 5%
Absorb, Hydration
Swift Swim, Storm

Lumineon Water - - - - - 2 Both 25%
Drain, Water Veil

Clear Body, Liquid
Tentacruel Water/Poison - - - - 2 - Both 30%
Ooze, Rain Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: SURFING IN SPECIAL SPOTS
EV YIELD
Oblivious, Water
Wailmer Water 1 - - - - - Both 90%
Veil, Pressure
Oblivious, Water
Wailord Water 2 - - - - - Both 10%
Veil, Pressure
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
79%
[50%]
Rock Head, Swift 1%

Relicanth Water/Rock 1 - 1 - - - Both
Swim, Sturdy [10%]

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: WIMPOD
EV YIELD
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI WILDS: UNDER BERRY TREES

Hyper Cutter, Iron

Fist, Anger Point
Pokémon in Ancient Poni Path
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ANCIENT PONI PATH: GRASS (DAYTIME)
EV YIELD

Force
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ANCIENT PONI PATH: GRASS (NIGHTTIME)
EV YIELD

Force
Raticate
(Alolan)
Pokémon in Poni Breaker Coast
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI BREAKER COAST: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Gyarados (S.O.S.-
only)
79%
[50%]
1%
Sharpedo Water/Dark Rough Skin, Speed Boost - 2 - - - - Both
[10%]

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI BREAKER COAST: WIMPOD
EV YIELD
Pokémon in Exeggutor Island
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - EXEGGUTOR ISLAND: GRASS
EV YIELD
Exeggutor
Grass/Dragon Frisk, Harvest - - 1 - - - Both 20%
(Alolan)
Force
Pokémon in Vast Poni Canyon
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: B1F (SURFING)
EV YIELD

Swim
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: B1F (FISHING) (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 40%
Dragonair
(S.O.S.-only)
1%
[10%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
59%
[50%]
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: INSIDE & B1F & 2F & 3F (WALKING AROUND & GRASS)


Force
Carbink (non-
S.O.S.)

Sableye (S.O.S.-
only)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: 3F (RUSTLING SPOTS)
EV YIELD

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - VAST PONI CANYON: TOP & UNDER THE TREE (WALKING AROUND)
EV YIELD

Force
Hakamo-o Bulletproof,
Bulletproof,
Jangmo-o Dragon - - 1 - - - Both 5%
Soundproof, Overcoat
Kommo-o Bulletproof,
Keen Eye, Vital
Lycanroc Rock - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Spirit, Steadfast
Machoke Fighting Guts, No Guard, Steadfast - 2 - - - - Both 30%
Insomnia, Super
Murkrow Dark/Flying - - - - - 1 Both 10%
Luck, Prankster

Armor
Pokémon in Mount Lanakila
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT LANAKILA: MOUNTAINSIDE & MIDPOINT (GRASS)
EV YIELD
Pressure, Super
Absol Dark - 2 - - - - Both 20%
Luck, Justified
Glalie (S.O.S.-
only)
Sandshrew
(Alolan)
Inner Focus, Keen

Eye, Pickpocket
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - MOUNT LANAKILA: CAVERN (WALKING AROUND)
EV YIELD
Absol Dark - 2 - - - - Sun 20%

Pressure, Super
Moon 10%
Luck, Justified
Berserk, Sap Sipper, Cloud

Drampa Normal/Dragon - - - 2 - - Moon 10%
Nine
Glalie (S.O.S.-
only)
Inner Focus, Keen

Eye, Pickpocket
Pokémon in Haina Desert
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAINA DESERT: WALKING AROUND
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - HAINA DESERT: SANDY SPIN-UPS
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Arena Trap, Hyper Cutter, Sheer

Trapinch Ground - 1 - - - - Both 10%
Force
Pokémon in Poni Grove
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GROVE: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Hyper Cutter, Mold

Breaker, Moxie
Inner Focus,
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GROVE: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled

Hyper Cutter, Mold

Breaker, Moxie
Inner Focus,
Pokémon in Poni Plains
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: SOUTHERN GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: SOUTHERN GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)
Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: FAR EASTERN GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: FAR EASTERN GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Focus

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Focus

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY RUSTLING SPOTS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: BLUE-LEAF TREE / NORTHEAST VALLEY RUSTLING SPOTS
(NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Raticate
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: NORTHWEST GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Focus

Guard

Force
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: NORTHWEST GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Focus

Guard
Raticate
(Alolan)

Force

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: SOUTHWEST GRASS (SHAKING PLANTS)
EV YIELD
Emolga Electric/Flying Static, Motor Drive - - - - - 2 Both 20%
Primape Fighting Anger Point, Vital Spirit, Defiant - 2 - - - - Both 80%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: CENTRAL/EASTERN GRASS (SHAKING PLANTS)
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,

Guard
Scyther Bug/Flying Swarm, Technician, Steadfast - 1 - - - - Both 30%
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: FLYING POKEMON
EV YIELD
Braviary Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Sheer Force, Hustle - 1 - - - - Sun 30%

Mandibuzz Dark/Flying - - 1 - - - Moon 30%
Armor
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI PLAINS: UNDER BERRY TREES
EV YIELD
Point
Pokémon in Poni Meadow
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI MEADOW: GRASS
EV YIELD
Infiltrator,
Oricorio (Pa'u) Ghost/Flying Dancer - - - 2 - - Both 20%
Chlorophyll, Own
Tempo, Leaf Guard

Dust, Sweet Veil
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI MEADOW: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 40%
Dragonair
(S.O.S.-only)
1%
[10%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
59%
[50%]
Pokémon in Resolution Cave
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - RESOLUTION CAVE: WALKING AROUND
EV YIELD
Crobat (S.O.S.-
Poison/Flying Inner Focus, Infiltrator - - - - - 2 Both -
only)

Dugtrio (Alolan) Ground/Steel - - - - - 2 Both 30%
Force
Pokémon in Poni Coast
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI COAST: RUSTLING SPOTS
EV YIELD

(Alolan) Force
Pokémon in Poni Gauntlet
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GAUNTLET: GRASS (DAY)
EV YIELD

Swim
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled
Stakeout, Strong
Jaw, Adaptability

Dish
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GAUNTLET: GRASS (NIGHT)
EV YIELD

Swim
Intimidate, Quick
Feet, Rattled

Dish
Raticate
(Alolan)
LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - PONI GAUNTLET: FISHING (SPECIAL SPOT RATES IN BRACKETS)
EV YIELD
Anticipation, 40%
Dragonair
(S.O.S.-only)
Dragonite
Dragon/Flying Inner Focus, Multiscale 3 - - - - - Both -
(S.O.S.-only)
1%
[10%]
Gyarados
(S.O.S.-only)
59%
[50%]
Pokémon Abilities
ALTERNATE EFFECTS
A number of abilities are known to have alternative effects, depending on how they're used. For example, the abilities Magma Armor
and Flame Body can be used to halve the steps needed for an Egg to hatch while a Pokémon with that ability is in the party. Most -
if not all - such effects are not detailed in Pokémon Sun & Moon, or any prior game or licensed application like Pokédex 3D. I barely
have any data regarding these -- if you have any kind of alternate effect to mention, please e-mail me through the Legalities &
Contact section! You will be credited!
One of the more critical elements in designing a perfect Pokémon team is the Pokémon's abilities. Each Pokémon has anywhere
from one to three abilities it could possibly have, each with varying effects that could change your battle strategy significantly. For
example, weather-based teams are rather common in competitive play; Hail-centric teams would need stuff like Snow Warning,
Snow Cloak, Ice Body, and the like to function well. While each Pokémon has had their abilities outlined in the Pokémon Stats
(General) section, here you'll find their actual effects.
ABILITY EFFECTS
The wielder's Normal-type moves are considered to be Flying-type. Additionally, any Normal move that becomes
Aerialate
Flying-type as a result of this ability has its damage boosted by 20%.
The STAB bonus for moves doubles the move's power rather than raising it by just 50% (x1.5 becomes x2.0) To
Adaptability
look at it another way, STAB-boosted attacks become 33% stronger.
The foe that KO's the wielder of this ability takes damage. They will lose 1/4 of their max HP. Only works if the
Aftermath
move was a direct contact move.
Air Lock Negates weather effects against the wielder.
Analytic If the Pokémon moves last, its moves are stronger.

If the Pokémon is hit critically, its Attack is raised to the maximum stage. (That is, to +6 stages, no matter how
Anger Point
low.)
Anticipation Senses and notifies you of dangerous moves.
Prevents escape and switching out for Pokémon bound to the ground (non-Flying, non-Levtiating, non-Air Balloon,
Arena Trap
etc.). By definition, Ghost Pokémon on the whole are unaffected.
Aroma Veil Protects the wielder and its allies from attacks limiting their moves, such as Taunt.
Reverses Dark Aura and Fairy Aura ability effects, thus reducing the power of Dark and Fairy moves respectively by
Aura Break
33% to 2/3 of the usual value: this is why Zygarde is a counter (albeit minor) for Xerneas and Yveltal.
Bad Dreams Reduces a sleeping foe's HP by 1/8 of their max HP with every turn that they sleep.
Battery Allying Pokémon's Special-class moves increase in power.
Battle Armor Prevents critical hits against this ability's wielder.
The Pokémon will change Forme when KO'ing an opponent to Ash-Greninja, and Water Shuriken will double in
Battle Bond
power.
Beast Boost The Pokémon's highest stat is boosted when it KO's an opponent.
Berserk When under 50% HP, the wielder's Sp. Atk. is boosted.
Big Pecks The Pokémon's Defense won't be lowered by the foe. Self-lowering, such as via Superpower, still occurs.
Blaze When HP is under 1/3, Fire-type moves increase in power by 50%.
Bulletproof "Ball" and "Bomb" moves, for the most part, are not effective.
Allows ignorance of sound-based moves; only known as a beta ability in the GBA games, though, replaced by
Cacophony
Soundproof.
Cheek Pouch Restores HP when eating a Berry, regardless of the Berry's kind or in addition to it if it already heals HP.
Chlorophyll The wielder's Speed doubles when it is Sunny.
Clear Body Prevents stat lowerings against the wielder.
Cloud Nine Negates weather effects. In the particular instance of Oppressively Rainy and Intensely Sunny weather as
brought about by Primal Kyogre and Groudon, if you were to use a Fire or Water move, respectively, it will be
effective, making Cloud Nine a viable counter in the latter instance at minimum. Similarly, if a Cloud Nine Pokémon
uses a move that is super-effective to a Flying Pokémon during Strong Winds, it will be just as effective as if that
weather was not there.
The Pokémon becomes the type of the move it was last hit with: for example, the Pokémon becomes Grass when hit
Color Change
with Leaf Blade, assuming they aren't KO'ed.
Comatose The Pokémon is always in the Sleep condition, and in turn cannot be Paralyzed, Burned, Poisoned, or Frozen.
Competitive If a stat is lowered, Special Attack is boosted by one stage.
Compound
Automatic, permanent increase of accuracy: the increment is a 30% boost.
Eyes
Stat changes are inversed (if it normally goes down, it goes up) - for example, Contrary Serperior's use of Leaf
Contrary
Storm raises its Sp. Atk. by 2 stages.
Normally, Steel and Poison Pokémon cannot be Poisoned or Badly Poisoned; however, this Ability overrides that if
Corrosion
the wielder induces the poisoning.
Cursed Body If a Pokémon hits this Pokémon, there is a 30% chance of that move being Disabled.
Contact moves may cause infatuation ~10% of the time. In the field, this Ability also makes it more likely to find
Cute Charm
Pokémon of the opposite gender of the wielder when the wielder is your lead Pokémon.
If an opponent uses Self-Destruct or Explosion while a Damp Pokémon is on the field, no damage is dealt, and the
Damp
user will not faint.
If another Pokémon in the battlefield uses a dancing move (e.g. Swords Dance, Dragon Dance), then the wielder of
Dancer
this Ability will use it as well immediately after.
Dark Aura Powers up Dark-type moves for allied Pokémon by 33%.
Dazzling Moves with a Move Priority greater than zero are prevented from landing.
If HP falls under 50%, Attack and Special Attack also become halved - these Pokémon often have Leftovers or Sitrus
Defeatist
Berries to help circumvent this, since they're often also very powerful.
Defiant If a stat is lowered, Attack is boosted by two stages.
The weather becomes Strong Winds, a unique weather condition brought about by Rayquaza's Mega Evolution. It
Delta Stream
would be best to click on the link for the full details of this weather type.
Desolate The weather becomes Intensely Sunny, like with Drought. This is a bit different than normal Sunny weather: click
Land on the link for all of the info.
Disguise The wielder can escape damage from a foe's attack just once, and then its appearance will change.
Adjusts power according to the foe's lower of their Defense or Sp. Def. stats - Attrack or Sp. Atk., respectively, get
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boosted by one stage.
Makes the weather Rainy for five turns, powering up Water, weakening Fire, and Thunder and Hurricane are no-
Drizzle
miss, among other things.
Makes the weather Sunny for five turns, weakening Water, powering up Fire, and SolarBeam needs no charge,
Drought
among other things.
Water moves will restore HP by an amount equal to 25% of the absorber's max HP; additionally, the Pokémon will
Dry Skin regain 1/16 (6.25%) of its HP each turn during Rainy conditions, or lose the same amount during Sunny conditions,
and will also take 50% more damage from Fire moves.
Early Bird This Pokémon awakens 50% faster than normal from Sleep, including that which is induced via Rest.
Effect Spore Contact moves will cause Paralysis, Poison, or Sleep around 10% of the time.
Electric Surge When the Pokémon wielding this ability is sent out, Electric Terrain automatically activates.
Emergency
When the Pokémon wielding this ability goes under 50% HP, it switches out. In the wild, the battle will end.
Exit
Fairy Aura Powers up each allying Pokémon's Fairy-type moves by 33%.
Filter Weakens super-effective moves against the wielder to 3/4 the damage it would normally deal.
Contact moves will cause Burns around 10% of the time. Also halves steps needed in hatching Eggs if this Pokémon
Flame Body
is in the party.
Flare Boost If Burned, the Pokémon's Special Attack is raised by 50%.
Flash Fire If hit with a Fire-type move, the move is negated and the Pokémon's own Fire-type moves gain a 50% power boost.
Flower Gift Allies become more powerful in Sunny weather.
Contact moves will deal half damage against the wielder, but in return they will take normal damage from Fire
Fluffy
moves.
Forecast The Pokémon becomes Ice-type in Hailing weather, Water when Raining, and Fire when Sunny.
Forewarn Determines moves that the opponent has.

Friend Guard Decreases the damage allies take.
Frisk Makes the owner of the Pokémon aware of the opponent's hold item(s).
Full Metal
The Pokémon's stats cannot be lowered by the foe's moves or Abilities.
Body
Fur Coat Halves damage from all Physical-class moves.
The wielder's Flying-type moves are given a Priority of +1, thus making them go first more often, but only when
Gale Wings
their HP is full.
Galvanize The wielder's Normal-type moves become Electric-type and are given a boost of 20% power.
Gluttony Berries are used earlier than is normal.
Gooey Contact attackers will have their Speed reduced 1 stage.
Grass Pelt If Grassy Terrain is in effect, Defense is boosted.
Grassy Surge When the Pokémon wielding this ability is sent out, Grassy Terrain automatically activates.
Guts If Paralyzed, Burned, or Poisoned, the Pokémon gets an Attack boost of 50% and ignores Burn's Attack reduction.
Restores held Berries after the turn on which they're used. Really good for tanking via Sitrus Berries in
Harvest
combination with Protect.
Healer There is a 30% chance that adjacent allies will lose any major status ailment (except KO/Pokérus) each turn.
Heatproof Halves the damage taken from Fire-type moves.
Heavy Metal The Pokémon's weight is counted double than what it normally is.
Honey Gather The Pokémon may be holding Honey after some time in the field (won't if holding something already).
Huge Power The wielder's Attack stat is considered to be doubled.
Hustle Boosts Attack by 50% while lowering accuracy by 20%.
Hydration Most status ailments (other than KO/Pokérus) are healed when it's Rainy.
Hyper Cutter Prevents Attack from being lowered.

Ice Body The Pokémon restores 1/16 of its max HP while it is Hailing.
Illuminate You are more likely to encounter wild Pokémon.
The last-conscious Pokémon is the appearance of this ability's holder, until hit. For example, say you have three
Pokémon: Pikachu, Greninja, and Zoroark, where Zoroark has Illusion. In this instance, nothing happens since
Illusion Zoroark is in the last slot. However, if the order is Zoroark, Greninja, and Pikachu, when Zoroark is sent out it will
look like Pikachu. However, Zoroark will retain its own stats, type, moves, and item: it just looks like Pikachu for the
sake of a decoy!
Immunity Prevents the Poison and Badly Poisoned ailments from affecting the wielder.
The Pokémon transforms into the opponent upon entering battle, or a random opponent in the case of Double,
Imposter
Triple, and Multi Battles.
The Pokémon can ignore the effects of Light Screen, Reflect, and Safeguard, and the Pokémon can ignore Substitute
Infiltrator
decoys.
Innards Out If this Pokémon faints in battle, the attacking Pokémon receives damage.
Inner Focus The Pokémon cannot flinch.
Insomnia The Pokémon will not go to Sleep (even if self-induced, like through Rest).
Intimidate Lowers the foes' Attack by one stage.
Pokémon using a contact move against the wielder of this ability lose 1/6 of their max HP; it's often coupled with
Iron Barbs
Rocky Helmet to cause extra HP loss.
Iron Fist Punching moves (e.g. Shadow Punch, Mach Punch, Power-Up Punch) deal 20% extra damage.
Justified If hit with a Dark-type move, you get an Attack boost of one stage.
Keen Eye The Pokémon's accuracy will not be lowered, and evasion boosts on the foe are ignored.
Klutz The Pokémon can't use hold items (good to deal with those that try to Trick Choice items onto you).
Leaf Guard Prevents you from being Burned, Poisoned, Paralyzed, Frozen, or put to Sleep while in Sunny weather.
The Pokémon is not damaged by Ground-type moves (except via Gravity, Mold Breaker, etc.), and is not affected by
Levitate
Arena Trap, Spikes, or Toxic Spikes.
Light Metal The Pokémon's weight is considered as half of what is listed in the Pokédex.
Lightning All Electric-type moves used on the field by either side are negated (except Discharge for some reason), with the
Rod Pokémon with Lightning Rod then having their Special Attack boosted 1 stage.
Limber The Pokémon cannot become paralyzed.
Pokémon using draining moves (e.g. Absorb, Oblivion Wing) against the wielder of this ability will get damaged, not
Liquid Ooze
healed.
Liquid Voice The Pokémon's sound-based moves (e.g. Hyper Voice, Bug Buzz) become Water-type.
The Pokémon's contact moves are not considered to make contact. (For example, Tackle cannot trigger Static's
Long Reach
Paralysis.)
Most non-damaging moves affect the user of the move. This is mostly used to "bounce back" status-inducing moves,
Magic Bounce particularly in Ubers play where Darkrai can use Dark Void to put you to Sleep, with Magic Bounce bringing this
back against Darkrai. Damaging moves, even those with special secondary effects, will not be affected by this.
Magic Guard The Pokémon only can take damage from attacks - Poison, Burns, Sandstorm, status debuffs, et cetera, don't work!
Magician The Pokémon may steal the target's held item, if the Magician Pokémon has no item while the target does.
Magma
The Pokémon cannot become frozen; halves the steps needed when hatching Eggs.
Armor
Magnet Pull Steel-type Pokémon cannot escape.
Marvel Scale Boosts Defense by one stage if Burned, Poisoned, Paralyzed, Frozen, or put to Sleep.
Mega
Aura and Pulse moves (e.g. Dragon Pulse, Dark Pulse, Aura Sphere) are powered up by 50%.
Launcher
Merciless The Pokémon's attacks, if the foe is Poisoned or Badly Poisoned, are always critical.
Minus If an ally on the battlefield has the Plus or the Minus ability, Special Attack is boosted.
Misty Surge When the Pokémon wielding this ability is sent out, Misty Terrain automatically activates.
Any ability affecting the damage dealt by this ability's wielder (Bulletproof, Damp, Filter, Friend Guard, Fur Coat,
Heatproof, Levitate, Lightning Rod, Magic Bounce, Magic Guard, Multiscale, Solid Rock, Storm Drain, Sturdy, Thick
Mold Breaker
Fat, and Wonder Guard) will not take effect - you can, for example, hit Levitating Pokémon with Earthquake, or deal
unhalved damage against those with Multiscale, or OHKO those with Sturdy.
With each turn that passes, one stat is risen by two stages while another one is lowered by one stage. The stats
Moody
changed are completely random, however.
Motor Drive If hit with an Electric-type move, Speed increases by one stage.
Moxie If this Pokémon KO's another, its Attack is raised by one stage.
If the Pokémon is at full HP when hit by a move, the damage taken is halved; only affects the first hit of multi-hit
Multiscale
moves.
The Pokémon becomes the type associated with its held Plate (i.e. Insect Plate means Bug-type). If a Pokémon uses
Multitype Transform or Imposter to become Arceus and thereby gain this ability, they will copy whatever Forme Arceus is in,
even if they hold a different Plate from Arceus.
Mummy Contact attackers will get this ability, which effectively is used to nullify whatever ability they normally have.
Natural Cure The Pokémon's ailments (except KO/Pokérus) are healed upon switching out.
No Guard The moves of the Pokémon and its foe are guaranteed to land.
Normalize The Pokémon's moves are all considered to be of the Normal type and receive a 20% boost in power.
Oblivious The Pokémon cannot become infatuated, and Taunt does not affect the Pokémon.
Overcoat The Pokémon is not damaged by Hail or Sandstorm, and "Powder" moves take no effect.
Overgrow If HP falls under 1/3, then Grass-type moves increase in power by 50%.
Own Tempo The Pokémon cannot become confused, even if self-induced like through Petal Dance.
All moves attack twice, the second at 1/4 power - equal to an auto 25% damage boost; in Double/Triple Battles,
Parental
"hit all" moves like Earthquake only hit once, however, unless there's just the user and a lone target on the field.
Bond
Like with any multi-hit move, only the first hit can trigger Sturdy and the like items/abilities.
The Pokémon can steal its attacker's hold item if the opponent uses a contact move. This is assuming the
Pickpocket Pickpocket Pokémon has no item, and the foe does have one that can be stolen (which means no Mega Stones and a
few other exceptions).
The Pokémon randomly picks up items so long as it is not already holding an item. Similarly can pick up items used
Pickup
by the foe, also if the Pickup Pokémon has no item currently.
Normal-type moves are considered to be Fairy-type. Additionally, any Normal move that becomes Fairy-type as a
Pixilate
result of this ability has its damage boosted by 20%.
Plus If an ally on the battlefield has the Plus or the Minus ability, Special Attack is boosted.
If the Pokémon is Poisoned, HP is gained, not lost, at a rate of 1/8 (12.5%) of the wielder's max HP per turn. Think
Poison Heal
of a double-Leftovers.
Poison Point Contact attackers will become Poisoned around 10% of the time.
Poison Touch This Pokémon's contact moves may Poison whoever it hits (30% chance).
Power
Ensures that Zygarde turns into its Complete when at under 50% HP.
Construct
The Priority of the user's status moves is raised by 1 (often ±0 to +1). Moves by a Prankster wielder do not affect
Prankster
Dark types.
The foe's PP usage doubles: having multiple Pressure-wielders in a Double/Triple/Multi Battle will not increase PP
Pressure consumption beyond double, however. Having a Pokémon with Pressure on your side will not affect your own PP
usage, just so you know.
Primordial The weather becomes Oppresively Rainy for as long as the Pokémon is on the field. It would be best to click on the
Sea link for all of the details.
Prism Armor The Pokémon takes less damage from super-effective attacks to 3/4 their normal level.
The Pokémon's type becomes that of the move it is using (i.e. use Shadow Ball to become a Ghost-type) - since the
Protean type change is before the usage of the move, that essentially means the Pokémon always gets the 50% STAB
damage bonus.
Psychic Surge When the Pokémon wielding this ability is sent out, Psychic Terrain automatically activates.
Pure Power This Pokémon's Attack is doubled.
Queenly
Blocks moves of Priority greater than zero.
Majesty
If Burned, Poisoned, Paralyzed, Frozen, or put to Sleep, the Pokémon gets an Speed boost of a flat 50%. (This is not
Quick Feet
a one-stage boost: it's simply a x1.5 multiplier.)
Rain Dish When it is Rainy, the Pokémon heals 1/16 HP each turn, like with Leftovers.
Rattled When hit by a Dark-, Ghost-, or Bug-type move, the Pokémon's Speed is raised by one stage.
When a Pokémon faints in battle, and this Ability's wielder switches in for it, it will receive the fainted Pokémon's
Receiver
Ability.
Reckless Moves with recoil damage are 20% stronger - both for the damage the enemy takes, and that you take.
The wielder's Normal-type moves become Ice-type. Additionally, any Normal move that becomes Ice-type as a
Refrigerate result of this ability has its damage boosted by 30%. (This stacks with the STAB bonus for a boost of 95% as
applicable.)
Regenerator When leaving battle, the Pokémon recovers 1/3 of its max HP.
If the foe is the same gender as this Pokémon, power is raised by 25%; if opposite, lowered by 25%; if the foe is no-
Rivalry
gender, then there is no change in power.
RKS System The Pokémon's type will vary upon its hold memory document.
Rock Head The Pokémon doesn't take recoil damage from moves like Double-Edge, Flare Blitz, or Volt Tackle.
Pokémon using a contact move against the wielder of this ability lose 1/6 of their max HP; it's often coupled with
Rough Skin
Rocky Helmet to cause extra HP loss.
Run Away The Pokémon can always run away during a wild Pokémon battle.
Sand Force Rock-, Ground-, and Steel-type moves are 30% more powerful during a Sandstorm.
Sand Rush The Pokémon's Speed is doubled in a Sandstorm.
Sand Stream Causes a Sandstorm for five turns, damaging all but Rock-, Ground-, and Steel-type Pokémon, among other things...
Sand Veil The Pokémon's evasion is raised during a Sandstorm.
Sap Sipper Negates Grass-type moves against the Pokémon, using them to boost its Attack by one stage.
When the Pokémon drops below 25% HP, Wishiwashi will change to its weaker regular Forme from its School
Schooling
Forme.
This Pokémon is able to hit Ghost Pokémon with Normal- and Fighting-type moves - works as if there is no Ghost
Scrappy type to it: for example, hitting a Ghost/Dark Pokémon with a Fighting move from a Scrappy Pokémon works as if
the target is just Dark.
The added effects of moves (i.e. Ice Beam freezing Pokémon) are twice as likely to occur. Air Slash, for example, has
Serene Grace a 30% chance to flinch: with this, it now is 60%. The chance of a status occuring as a result of an item - for example,
the flinch chance provided by King's Rock - will not be affected, nor will critical-hit rates.
Shadow
The Pokémon receives only half damage compared to normal when at full HP.
Shield
The foe cannot escape or switch out. By definition, Ghost Pokémon on the whole are unaffected. If two Pokémon on
Shadow Tag
opposing sides have Shadow Tag, each can escape still.
Shed Skin The Pokémon is more likely to heal its status problems quicker (except KO/Pokérus).
Moves with extra effects (i.e. Ember causing a Burn) are 30% more powerful, but those side effects don't work -
Sheer Force
moves with recoil damage don't count towards this, however, although Life Orb's recoil is ignored for some reason.
Shell Armor The Pokémon cannot be hit critically.
Shield Dust The Pokémon will not take on moves' extra effects (i.e. Ice Beam freezing the Pokémon).
The wielder will have boosted Defense and be immune to status ailments until its HP drops below 50%, at which
Shields Down
point it changes Forme.
Simple Stat changes (e.g. Growl, Swords Dance) are doubly effective - both going up and going down!
Skill Link Multi-hit moves (e.g. Tail Slap, Bullet Seed) will hit the maximum number of times (i.e. Pin Missile hits five times).
Slow Start The Pokémon starts with halved Attack and Speed for five turns or until switched out.
Slush Rush The Pokémon's Speed during Hail is doubled.
Critcially-hitting moves against foes become even more powerful - they normally deal 50% more damage, and now
Sniper
deal 125% more, a 60% damage boost for critical hits.
Snow Cloak When it is Hailing, evasion is raised.
Snow Causes it to Hail for five turns, damaging non-Ice types and making Blizzard no-miss as well as activating a few
Warning abilities.
Solar Power When it is Sunny, the user loses HP at the cost of boosting Special Attack.
Solid Rock Weakens super-effective moves against the wielder to 3/4 the damage it would normally deal.
Whenever a Pokémon, friend or foe, on the field is KO'ed while this Ability's wielder is present on the field, the
Soul Heart
wielder's Sp. Atk. is boosted by one stage.
Soundproof Sound-based moves (e.g. Uproar, Chatter, Perish Song) are non-effective against this Pokémon.
Speed Boost The Pokémon gets a one-stage boost in Speed at the end of each turn.
Stakeout If the opponent just switched into battle, the wielder of this Ability will deal twice the normal damage.
The Pokémon moves last in its move priority class, sort of like a Priority -0.5 change to all of its moves: it won't
Stall
necessarily move last, though!
Stamina When hit by an attack, the wielder's Defense is boosted by one stage.
Stance
Change The Pokémon changes Forme depending on how it decides to fight - Sword Forme for damaging attacks, Shield
Forme for King's Shield (and only that one move), with base-stat changes being applied before the use of the move.
Pokémon using Transform or Imposter to become Aegislash will not be able to change Forme, however, and will
simply copy whatever Aegislash is in.
10% of contact attackers will become Paralyzed; increases encounter rates for finding Electric Pokémon in the
Static
field.
Steadfast Each time the Pokémon flinches, its Speed is raised one stage, though they still flinch.
Steelworker Boosts the power of the user's Steel-type moves by 50%.
Stench When attacking, the target of the attack may end up flinching. Also lessens wild encounter rates in the field.
Sticky Hold The Pokémon's hold item cannot be stolen (just knocked away).
All Water-type moves are negated by the user. Similar to Lightning Rod, each drawn-in attack also raises the
Storm Drain
wielder's Sp. Atk. by one stage.
Strong Jaw Moves physically involving the mouth (e.g. Crunch, Bite, Fire Fang) are 33% more powerful.
If the Pokémon is at full HP, it will not be one-hit-KO'ed, surviving with just 1 HP; the wielder's use of Self-Destruct
Sturdy
and Explosion will still result in kills, as will multi-hit moves (i.e. Bullet Seed) beyond the first hit.
Moves that make the Pokémon switch out (e.g. Dragon Tail, Roar) do not make the Pokémon switch out; if on the
Suction Cups
lead Pokémon, you can find more Pokémon when fishing.
The Pokémon's moves are more likely to hit critically. This is equal to an automatic one stage increment in your
Super Luck critical-hit rate, so, initially, your critical-hit rate rises from 1/16 to 1/8, so it's still not useful without being paired
with specific items or moves.
Surge Surfer When Electric Terrain is active, the wielder's Speed is doubled.
Swarm If HP is under 1/3, Bug-type moves are powered up.
Sweet Veil The wielder and its allies cannot fall asleep.
Swift Swim When it is Raining, the Pokémon gets their Speed doubled.
Symbiosis The Pokémon can pass items to allies in Double/Triple Battles.
If the Pokémon is Poisoned, Burned, or Paralyzed by the foe, the foe will also gain that status; if on the lead
Synchronize
Pokémon, you're more likely to find Pokémon of its Nature.
Tangled Feet If the Pokémon is confused, its evasion is raised.

Tangling Hair If the wielder is hit with a contact attack, the attacker has its Speed lowered by one stage.
Moves with a Power of 60 or less have their power boosted by 50% - no boosts, like STAB, are taken in account
Technician
when determining whether the move is under 60 Power, simply the raw Power as the game calls it.
Prevents friendly fire (like when you're confused in a Double/Triple Battle, or use a multitarget move like
Telepathy
Earthquake or Surf) from an ally.
Teravolt
Thick Fat Halves the damage taken from Fire- and Ice-type moves.
Moves that are "not very effective" (i.e. Grass against Fire) are powered up by 50%: thus, singly-resisted moves
Tinted Lens deal 3/4 damage (such as with Grass on Fire), and doubly-resisted moves deal 3/8 damage (such as with Normal
on Rock/Steel).
Torrent If HP is under 1/3, Water-type moves are powered up by 50%.
Tough Claws Contact moves are 33% more powerful.
If the Pokémon is Poisoned or Badly Poisoned, its Attack is boosted by 50%; really works well with Facade
Toxic Boost
(baseline 210 Power now).
Trace The Pokémon will copy a foe's ability; the target of this is random in a Double/Triple Battle.
Boosts the priority of restorative moves (e.g. Recover, Heal Pulse, Synthesis) such that they go before all other
Triage
moves in the battle; the boost is +3. Giga Drain and like offensive moves that restore HP also get affected.
The Pokémon cannot move twice in a row: however, failed moves (such as via Protect) allow a second chance, as it
Truant
were.
Turboblaze
Unaware Moves the Pokémon uses will ignore any stat changes in the target.
If a held item is used, Speed goes up by a whopping 100%. It's a flat x2.0 multiplier, not a staged-boost.
Competitively, it's often used in conjunction with an item whose usage you control. For example, not a Sitrus Berry
or Focus Sash since that depends on you getting the proper amount of damage. Most commonly, it's a Normal Gem
Unburden
(at least for the Gen. VI games where there's no other Gem: in Gen. V, others were also used): you use a Normal
move at 1.3x power and then get doubled Speed. With proper EV manipulation, you can even manage to run bulky
Pokémon sets.
Unnerve Prevents the foes from eating Berries.
Victory Star Allies' accuracy is boosted by 10%.
Vital Spirit The Pokémon cannot fall asleep, even if self-induced as through Rest.
Volt Absorb The Pokémon will negate Electric-type moves against it to heal HP by 25% of the absorber's max HP.
Water
The Pokémon will negate Water-type moves against it to heal HP by 25% of the absorber's max HP.
Absorb
Water The Pokémon takes less damage from Fire moves and cannot be Burned. Further, the wielder's Water-type moves
Bubble are doubled in power.
Water
When the wielder is hit by a Water-type move, its Defense is boosted by two stages.
Compaction
Water Veil The Pokémon cannot be burned.
Weak Armor When hit, Speed is raised by two stages and Defense is lowered by one stage.
White Smoke The Pokémon's stats cannot be lowered.
When the wielder's HP drops below 50%, it will run away in the wild or switch for another Pokémon in Trainer
Wimp Out
battles.
Only super-effective moves, ailments, entry hazards, and Hail/Sandstorm will hit this Pokémon: for the most part,
Wonder
the rest do absolutely nothing! This ability cannot be Entrainment'd or Skill Swap'd to another Pokémon, however,
Guard
or otherwise given directly to it.
Wonder Skin The Pokémon will, 50% of the time, nullify moves that induce status ailments without actually doing damage.
Zen Mode When HP falls under 50%, the Pokémon reverts to its Zen Forme.
Move List - Battle Details
One of the most critical components of Pokémon gameplay will likely be your moves. They are the very means through which you
defeat Pokémon, after all: detailing them, especially their numerous changes since Generation V and the new moves, is probably
very critical to your strategy, right? Discussed below are the hundreds of moves your Pokémon can learn in Pokémon X/Y:
discussed, specifically, are the following...
• Attack: Its name. Duh.
• Type: Each attack has a type. For the most part, these are static and unchanging, and always used to determine the damage
multiplier for an attack based on the opposing Pokémon's type.
• Class: Moves can either be Physical, Special, or Status classed. Physical relies on Attack and Defense for the attacker and
defender; Special, Sp. Atk. and Sp. Def. (Special Attack/Special Defense); and Status somehow alters status, stats, the field, or
other arbitrary things.
• Power: The base number used in damage calculation, unless otherwise stated. Generally, the higher this is, the more powerful it is.
• Accuracy (Acc.): This does not necessarily represent an exact percentage, although it is easily thought of as such. For general
purposes, you can assume it's a percentage, but keep in mind 100-Accuracy attacks can miss. Basically, this is affected by other
things, like your accuracy (in relevance to stuff like Sand Attack) and the enemy's evasion (like in Double Team).
• (Max) PP: PP determines how many times a move can be used; if they all go to zero, you have to use Struggle, which is NOT ideal.
Be sure to use Ethers to heal! PP Ups can boost the max PP by 20% each, and PP Maxes by 60%, with the overall maximum you
can have being 1.6x (160%) the norm. This listing shows the unboosted maximum PP.
• Targets: Who it hits. "One" denotes a single, chosen target; "Ally(s)" denotes that it's an ally or the whole party; "Enemies" denotes
that it is the entire enemy party; "User" means it only hits the user (sort of, in some cases); "Not User" means everyone but the user;
and that should cover it. For the most part "Not User" in Triple Battles is a bit different if you're on the edges: that means your
middle, the opponent's middle, and what is from your viewpoint their left or right, depending on whether you're on the left or right,
respectively. If in the middle, it hits everyone, and it's literally "Not User" in Single/Double/Rotation/Sky Battles.
• Long Range (L.R.): This relates to Triple Battles. In a Triple Battle, you have three Pokémon, in a line, on each side. If a move is
Long Range compatible, that means a Pokémon on your far left side can hit what (from your viewpoint) is the enemy's far right;
otherwise, it only hits their middle and (to you) left Pokémon.
• Contact (Cont.): Some abilities, items, and moves, like Rocky Helmet and Static, rely on contact moves. Contact moves are those
that physically touch the target, and therefore trigger certain abilities and effects: for example, contact attackers against Pikachu
could get Paralyzed due to Static ~10% of the time, or contact attacks against those with Rough Skin (ability) or Rocky Helmet
(item) or Iron Barbs (ability) or Spiky Shield (move) will have the attacker lose some HP as well.
• Other Notes: You'd be surprised how many moves actually have side-effects. Some of these are not listed in the in-game text and
only found through hacking, exhaustive experimentation, NPC explanation, or other means. Be sure to read; almost every move has
SOME kind of effect! If you have additional, alternate effects to mention, please send me an e-mail/PM through the Legalities
section! In any case, here you will see the specific effects of a move, and then a reference to an appropriate section should that be
needed.
MOVE LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "A"
[Power [Acc. [PP [L.R. [Cont.

[Attack] [Type] [Class] [Targets] [Other Notes]
] ] ] ] ]
Absorb Grass Special 20 100 25 One No No Absorbs HP (50% of damage)
Physica
Accelerock Rock 40 100 30 One No Yes Has increased Priority (+1)
l
Acid Poison Special 40 100 30 Enemies No No Lowers target Sp. Def. 1 stage
Acid Armor Poison Status --- --- 20 User No No Raises Defense 2 stages
Acid Spray Poison Special 40 100 20 One No No Lowers target Sp. Def. 2 stages
Physica Double-power if user holds

Acrobatics Flying 55 100 15 One Yes Yes
l nothing
Acupressure Normal Status --- --- 30 User/Ally No No Boosts a random stat 2 stages
Physica
Aerial Ace Flying 60 --- 20 One Yes Yes Will not miss
l
Higher critical-hit rate than

Aeroblast Flying Special 100 95 5 One Yes Yes
normal
After You Normal Status --- --- 15 One No No Target moves after the user
Agility Psychic Status --- --- 30 User No No Raises Speed 2 stages

Air Cutter Flying Special 60 95 25 Enemies No No
normal
Air Slash Flying Special 75 95 20 One Yes No 30% chance to cause flinching
Changes place with an ally in

Ally Switch Psychic Status --- --- 15 User No No Double/Triple
Battles; Priority +1
Amnesia Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No Raises Sp. Def. 2 stages
Physica The target becomes unable to

Anchor Shot Steel 80 100 10 One No Yes
l escape
Ancient 10% chance to raise all of the

Rock Special 60 100 5 One No No
Power user's stats one stage each
Physica Will always strike first

Aqua Jet Water 40 100 20 One No Yes
l (Priority +1)
Heals 1/16 of max HP for

Aqua Ring Water Status --- --- 20 User No No
several turns
Physica
Aqua Tail Water 90 90 10 One No Yes
l
Fightin Physica
Arm Thrust 15 100 20 One No Yes Hits 2 to 5 times
g l
Aromatherap
Grass Status --- --- 5 Allies No No Cures most status ailments
y
Aromatic
Fairy Status --- 100 20 Allies No No Raises Sp. Def. 1 stage
Mist
The user uses a move known by

Assist Normal Status --- --- 20 User No No an ally; those stats will be
applied
If target is hit before attacking,

Physica
Assurance Dark 60 100 10 One No Yes power doubles; ignores
l
Protect/etc.
Physica
Astonish Ghost 30 100 15 One No Yes May cause flinching
l
Physica Higher critical-hit rate than

Attack Order Bug 90 100 15 One No No
l normal
Infatuates Pokémon of
Attract Normal Status --- 100 15 One No No
opposite gender
Fightin
Aura Sphere Special 80 --- 20 One Yes No Will not miss
g
10% chance to lower target's

Aurora Beam Ice Special 65 100 20 One No No
Attack 1 stage
Halves your party's damage

intake from both Special and
Aurora Veil Ice Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
Physical moves for five turns;
only usable in Hail
Raises Speed 2 stages; lowers

Autotomize Steel Status --- --- 15 User No No
weight by 100 kg. (~224 lbs.)
Physica If target is hit in the same turn,

Avalanche Ice 60 100 10 One No Yes
l power doubles; Priority -4
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Baby-Doll Lowers Attack 1 stage; goes
Fairy Status --- 100 30 One No No
Eyes first (Priority +1)
Protects the user from

Baneful damaging attacks; contact
Poison Status --- --- 10 User No No
Bunker attackers will be
Poisoned; Priority +4
Physica
Barrage Normal 15 85 20 One No No Hits 2 to 5 times
l
Barrier Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No Raises Defense 2 stages
Switches place with a party

Baton Pass Normal Status --- --- 40 User No No Pokémon; new Pokémon has
user's stat changes
2-turn move; if a Pokémon

Physica
Beak Blast Flying 100 100 15 One No Yes attacks the user when charging
l
up, they get Burned
Hits once per non-ailed ally,

Physica
Beat Up Dark --- 100 10 One No No using 0.1 times their base
l
Attack + 5 for each hit's Power
User must eat a Berry for this to

Belch Poison Special 120 90 10 One No No
work
Attack is raised 6 stages; HP

Belly Drum Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
lost equals half its max
If target has no item, user gives

Bestow Normal Status --- --- 15 One No No
its item to the target
Damage taken for next two

Physica
Bide Normal --- 100 10 User No No turns is returned doubled if
l
user survives; Priority +1
Physica Target is hit for four or five

Bind Normal 15 85 20 One No No
l turns
Physica
Bite Dark 60 100 25 One No Yes 30% chance to cause flinching
l
Blast Burn Fire Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Physica
Blaze Kick Fire 85 90 10 One No Yes 10% chance to cause a burn
l
10% chance to freeze; no-miss
Blizzard Ice Special 110 70 5 Enemies No No
when Hailing
Stops target from escaping: fails

Block Normal Status --- 100 5 One No No
on Ghost Pokémon
Blue Flare Fire Special 130 85 5 One No No 20% chance cause a burn
Physica
Body Slam Normal 85 100 15 One No No 30% chance to cause paralysis
l
Physica
Bolt Strike Electric 130 85 5 One No Yes 20% chance to cause paralysis
l
Physica
Bone Club Ground 65 85 20 One No No 10% chance to cause flinching
l
Physica
Bone Rush Ground 25 90 10 One No No Hits two to five times
l
Physica
Bonemerang Ground 50 90 10 One No No Hits target exactly two times
l
Boomburst Normal Special 140 100 10 Not User No No
Flies high on first turn,

Physica
Bounce Flying 85 85 5 One Yes Yes attacks on second; 30%
l
chance of paralysis
Physica Moderately damages the user

Brave Bird Flying 120 100 15 One Yes Yes
l (33% of damage dealt)
Fightin Physica Gets rid of barriers (e.g. Light

Brick Break 75 100 15 One No Yes
g l Screen, Reflect)
When user is under 50% HP,

Brine Water Special 65 100 10 One No No
damage doubles
Physica
Brutal Swing Dark 60 100 20 Not User No No
l
10% chance to lower Speed

Bubble Water Special 40 100 30 Enemies No No
1 stage

Bubble Beam Water Special 65 100 20 One No No
1 stage
Physica If target holds a Berry, the user
Bug Bite Bug 60 100 20 One No Yes
l eats it for its effect
10% chance to lower Sp. Def.

Bug Buzz Bug Special 90 100 10 One No No
1 stage; can ignore Substitute
Fightin Raises user's Attack and

Bulk Up Status --- --- 20 User No No
g Defense 1 stage
Physica
Bulldoze Ground 60 100 20 Not User No No Will lower Speed 1 stage
l
Physica
Bullet Punch Steel 40 100 30 One No Yes Always hits first (Priority +1)
l
Physica
Bullet Seed Grass 25 100 30 One No No Hits two to five times
l
The user loses its Fire typing

Burn Out Fire Special 130 100 5 One No No
after
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] ] ] ] ]
Raises Sp. Atk. & Sp. Def.

Calm Mind Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No
1 stage
User changes type to fit

Camouflage Normal Status --- 100 20 User No No
environment (i.e. Water at sea)
Captivate Normal Status --- 100 20 Enemies No No Lowers Sp. Atk. 2 stages
Celebrate Normal Status --- --- 40 User No No Nothing important
Powers up next Electric-type

Charge Electric Status --- --- 20 User No No
move; raises Sp. Def. 1 stage
70% chance to boost Sp. Atk.

Charge Beam Electric Special 50 90 10 One No No
1 stage
Charm Fairy Status --- 100 20 One No No Lowers Attack 1 stage
Can
Chatter Flying Special 60 100 20 One Yes No
cause confusion - see: Chatter
Physica Ignores stat changes affecting
Chip Away Normal 70 100 20 One No Yes
l the target
Priority -6; will force another

Fightin Physica
Circle Throw 60 90 10 One No Yes Pokémon out, or end battle in
g l
wild
Physica
Clamp Water 35 85 10 One No Yes Hits four or five times
l
Clanging Lowers the user's Defense

Dragon Special 110 100 5 One No No
Scales one stage
Reverts all changed stats to

Clear Smog Poison Special 50 --- 15 One No No
normal
Fightin Physica Lowers user's Defense & Sp.

Close Combat 120 100 5 One No Yes
g l Def. one stage
Raises Attack, Defense, &

Coil Poison Status --- --- 20 User No No
Accuracy 1 stage
Physica
Comet Punch Normal 18 85 15 One No Yes Hits 2 to 5 times
l
Confide Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No Lowers Sp. Atk. 1 stage
Confuse Ray Ghost Status --- 100 10 One No No Causes confusion
Confusion Psychic Special 50 100 25 One No No 10% chance cause confusion
Physica 10% chance to lower Speed

Constrict Normal 10 100 35 One No Yes
l 1 stage
User adopts the type of its first

Conversion Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No move in the list (top-left in
battle)
Changes type to resist the last

Conversion 2 Normal Status --- --- 30 One No No
move the enemy used
User uses the last-used moved

Copycat Normal Status --- --- 20 User No No
by anyone
If the target moved before the

Core Enforcer Dragon Special 100 100 10 Not User No No
user, they lose their Ability
Cosmic Raises Defense & Sp. Def.
Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No
Power 1 stage
Cotton Guard Grass Status --- --- 10 User No No Raises Defense 3 stages
Cotton Spore Grass Status --- 100 40 One No No Lowers Speed 2 stages
Counterattacks last one to hit

Fightin Physica Ally or
Counter --- 100 20 No Yes user physically, with doubled
g l Enemy
damage; Priority -5
Physica Steals targets hold item, if any

Covet Normal 60 100 40 One No Yes
l (fails on Mega Stones)

Crabhammer Water 90 90 10 One No Yes
l normal
Prevents status
Crafty Shield Fairy Status --- --- 10 Allies No No moves; Priority +3; see - Crafty
Shield
Fightin Physica Higher critical-hit rate than

Cross Chop 100 80 5 One No Yes
g l normal

Cross Poison Poison 70 100 20 One No Yes
l normal; 10% chance to Poison
Physica 20% chance to lower Defense

Crunch Dark 80 100 15 One No Yes
l 1 stage
Physica 50% chance to lower target's

Crush Claw Normal 75 95 10 One No Yes
l Defense 1 stage
The more HP the target has, the

Physica
Crush Grip Normal 1~110 100 5 One No Yes stronger this move - see: Crush
l
Grip
If the user is a Ghost-

type, see: Cursed
Curse Ghost Status --- --- 10 One/User No No
If not, Attack/Defense +1 stage
and Speed -1 stage
Physica
Cut Normal 50 95 30 One No Yes
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Dark Pulse Dark Special 80 100 15 One Yes No May cause flinching
Causes sleep; cannot be

Dark Void Dark Status --- 50 10 Enemies No No
Sketched or otherwise copied
Darkest Physica Ignores the foe's stat changes,

Dark 85 100 10 One No Yes
Lariat l both good and bad.
Dazzling
Fairy Special 80 100 10 Enemies No No
Gleam
Raises Defense & Sp. Def.

Defend Order Bug Status --- --- 10 User No No
1 stage
Defense Curl Normal Status --- --- 40 User No No Raises Defense 1 stage
Removes Light Screen, Reflect,

Defog Flying Status --- --- 15 One No No and hazards; lowers Evasion
1 stage
If user faints before its next

move, so will the Pokémon who
Destiny Bond Ghost Status --- --- 5 User No No
caused it to occur; fails with
repeated use
Fightin Nullifies most attacks; goes first

Detect Status --- --- 5 User No No
g (Priority +4) - see: Detect
Diamond Physica 50% chance to raise user's

Rock 100 95 5 Not User No No
Storm l Defense 2 stages
Physica Two-turn (attack on second)

Dig Ground 80 100 10 One No Yes
l move; escape dungeons in field
Stops the last-used move from

Disable Normal Status --- 100 20 One No No
being used for four turns
Disarming
Fairy Special 40 --- 15 Enemies No No Never misses
Voice
Discharge Electric Special 80 100 15 Not User No No 30% chance to cause paralysis
Physica User dives on first turn and

Dive Water 80 100 10 One No Yes
l attacks on second
Physica
Dizzy Punch Normal 70 100 10 One No Yes 20% chance to cause confusion
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Attack occurs two turns after its

Doom Desire Steel Special 140 100 5 One No No
use
Physica Moderately damages the user

Double Edge Normal 120 100 15 One No Yes
Physica
Double Hit Normal 35 90 10 One No Yes Hits exactly two times
l
Fightin Physica
Double Kick 30 100 30 One No Yes Hits exactly two times
g l
Double Team Normal Status --- --- 15 User No No Raises Evasion 1 stage
Physica
Double Slap Normal 15 85 10 One No Yes Hits two to five times
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Reduces the user's Sp. Atk.

Draco Meteor Dragon Special 130 90 5 One No No
2 stages
Dragon Physica Lowers the user's Defense and

Flying 120 100 5 One No Yes
Ascent l Sp. Def. one stage each
Dragon
Dragon Special 60 100 20 One No No 30% chance to cause paralysis
Breath
Physica
Dragon Claw Dragon 80 100 15 One No Yes
l
Dragon Boosts Attack and Speed

Dragon Status --- --- 20 User No No
Dance 1 stage
Dragon Physica
Dragon 90 100 15 One No Yes
Hammer l
Dragon Pulse Dragon Special 85 100 10 One Yes No
Does precisely 40 damage,

Dragon Rage Dragon Special [40 HP] 100 10 One No No
every time, if effective
Physica
Dragon Rush Dragon 100 75 10 One No Yes 20% chance to cause flinching
l
Physica Priority -6; forces out another
Dragon Tail Dragon 60 90 10 One No Yes
l Pokémon, or ends wild battles
Fightin Physica
Drain Punch 75 100 10 One No Yes Absorbs HP (50% of damage)
g l
Draining Kiss Fairy Special 50 100 10 One No Yes Absorbs HP (75% of damage)
Only hits Sleeping targets;

Dream Eater Psychic Special 100 100 15 One No No
absorbs HP (50% of damage)
Physica
Drill Peck Flying 80 100 20 One Yes Yes
l

Drill Run Ground 80 95 10 One No Yes
l normal
Physica
Dual Chop Dragon 40 90 15 One No Yes Hits target exactly two times
l
Dynamic Fightin Physica

100 50 5 One No Yes Will cause confusion
Punch g l
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Earth Power Ground Special 90 100 10 One No No
1 stage
Hits non-
Physica
Earthquake Ground 100 100 10 Not User No No Flying Digging Pokémon (yes,
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they exist) for double damage
Damage increases with

Echoed Voice Normal Special 40 100 15 One No No
consecutive use
Eerie Impulse Electric Status --- 100 15 One No No Lowers Sp. Atk. 2 stages
Physica
Egg Bomb Normal 100 75 10 One No No
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Electric
Electric Status --- --- 10 Field No No See: Electric Terrain
Terrain
If the target moves second, its
Electrify Electric Status --- --- 20 One No No
move is Electric-type
If the target's Speed is less than

Electro Ball Electric Special --- 100 10 One No No the user's Speed, damage
increases
Electroweb Electric Special 55 95 15 Enemies No No Lowers Speed 1 stage
Prevents item use; negates hold

Embargo Dark Status --- 100 15 One No No
items' effects; is temporal
Ember Fire Special 40 100 25 One No No 10% chance to cause a burn
Forces the use of the previous

Encore Normal Status --- 100 5 One No No move for three turns
- see: Encore
Physica Makes the target's HP equal the

Endeavor Normal --- 100 5 One No Yes
l user's, if the user's is less
Priority +4; prevents KO

Endure Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
- see Endure

Energy Ball Grass Special 90 100 10 One No No
1 stage
Makes the target's ability be the

Entrainment Normal Status --- 100 15 One No No
same as the user's
Higher HP on the user = more

Eruption Fire Special 1~150 100 5 Enemies No No
damage - see: Eruption
Physica User faints when this is used,

Explosion Normal 250 100 5 Not User No No
l despite Sturdy and such
Extrasensory Psychic Special 80 100 20 One No No 10% chance to cause flinching
Extreme Physica
Normal 80 100 5 One No Yes Always goes first (Priority +2)
Speed l
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Physica Power is doubled if user is
Facade Normal 70 100 20 One No Yes
l Poisoned, Burned, or Paralyzed
Physica
Faint Attack Dark 60 --- 20 One No Yes Never misses
l
Prevents all Pokémon from

Fairy Lock Fairy Status --- --- 10 Field No No fleeing/switching out in the
next turn
Fairy Wind Fairy Special 40 100 30 One No No
Will cause flinching; only

Physica
Fake Out Normal 40 100 10 One No Yes works on first turn while user is
l
out; Priority +3
Fake Tears Dark Status --- 100 20 One No No Lowers Sp. Def. 3 stages
Physica Will never KO the target; they

False Swipe Normal 40 100 40 One No Yes
l survive with 1 HP
Feather
Flying Status --- 100 15 One No No Lowers Attack 2 stages
Dance
Physica Defies Protect and Detect, still

Feint Normal 30 100 10 One No No
l hitting the target
Physica If this KO's a target, the user's

Fell Stinger Bug 50 100 25 One No Yes
l Attack rises 2 stages
50% chance to raise user's Sp.

Fiery Dance Fire Special 80 100 10 One No No
Atk. 1 stage
Fightin [User The user faints; damage equals

Final Gambit Special 100 5 One No Yes
g HP] the user's HP
Fire Blast Fire Special 110 85 5 One No No 10% chance to cause a burn
10% chance each to

Physica
Fire Fang Fire 65 95 15 One No Yes cause flinching and/or burnin
l
g
Physica Lowers the target's Defense

Fire Lash Fire 80 100 15 One No Yes
l by one stage
Fire Pledge Fire Special 80 100 10 One No No See: Pledge Combos

Physica
Fire Punch Fire 75 100 15 One No Yes 10% chance to cause a burn
l
Fire Spin Fire Special 35 85 15 One No No Hits four or five times
Only works the first turn the

First Physica
Bug 90 100 10 One No Yes user is out in battle (like Fake
Impression l
Out); Priority +2
Instant KO, if hit - doesn't hit

Physica
Fissure Ground --- 30 5 One No No Pokémon higher-leveled than
l
the user
Physica The less HP the user has, the

Flail Normal 20~200 100 15 One No Yes
l stronger this move - see: Flail
In Double/Triple Battles,
Flame Burst Fire Special 70 100 15 One No No Pokémon next to target is/are
hit, too
Physica
Flame Charge Fire 50 100 20 One No Yes Raises the user's Speed 1 stage
l
Physica
Flame Wheel Fire 60 100 25 One No Yes 10% chance to cause a burn
l
Flamethrowe
Fire Special 90 100 15 One No No 10% chance to cause a burn
r
Physica 10% chance to cause a burn;

Flare Blitz Fire 120 100 15 One No Yes
l user takes 33% recoil
Flash Normal Status --- 100 20 One No No Lowers accuracy 1 stage

Flash Cannon Steel Special 80 100 10 One No No
1 stage
Confuses the target, but raises

Flatter Dark Status --- 100 15 One No No
Sp. Atk. 2 stages
After using, the user's Sp. Atk. is

Fleur Cannon Fairy Special 130 90 5 One No No
lowered 2 stages
Physica See Fling -- cannot Fling Mega

Fling Dark 10~130 100 10 One No No
l Stones
Heals 50% of the target's max
Floral
Fairy Status --- --- 10 Ally No No HP; heals 2/3 if Grassy Terrain
Healing
is in effect
All Grass-types in battle get a

Flower Shield Fairy Status --- --- 10 Field No No
Defense boost
Physica Flies high on first turn,

Fly Flying 90 95 15 One Yes Yes
l attacks on second
Counts as both a Flying and

Fightin Physica Fighting type move for
Flying Press 100 95 10 One No Yes
g l effectiveness, but not STAB (just
Fighting)
Fightin 10% chance to lower Sp. Def.

Focus Blast Special 120 70 5 One No No
g 1 stage
Increases the user's critical-hit

Focus Energy Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No
rate 1 stage
User attacks near turn's end; if

Fightin Physica
Focus Punch 150 100 20 One No Yes hit before attacking, this
g l
fails; Priority -3
Only the user will be attacked

Follow Me Normal Status --- 100 20 User No No by the enemy this turn, if
reachable; Priority +1
Fightin Physica
Force Palm 60 100 10 One No Yes 30% chance to cause paralysis
g l
Makes Ghosts hittable with

Foresight Normal Status --- 100 40 One No No
Normal/Fighting moves
Forest's Afflicted Pokémon become the

Grass Status --- 100 20 One No No
Curse Grass-type
The higher the target's Attack

Physica
Foul Play Dark 95 100 15 One No Yes (with boosts), the more damage
l
is dealt
Physica 30% chance cause freezing;

Freeze Shock Ice 140 90 5 One No No
l two-turn (charge on first)
10% chance to
Freeze-Dry Ice Special 70 100 20 One No No cause freezing; super-effective
on Water-types!
Frenzy Plant Grass Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Frost Breath Ice Special 60 90 10 One No No Always critical
Physica Less Happiness = more damage

Frustration Normal 1~102 100 20 One No Yes
l - see: Frustration
Physica
Fury Attack Normal 15 85 20 One No Yes Attacks two to five times
l
Power doubles with

Physica
Fury Cutter Bug 40~160 95 20 One No Yes consecutive usage: 40, 80, 120,
l
then 160
Physica
Fury Swipes Normal 18 80 15 One No Yes Hits two to five times
l
Physica Double power if Fusion Flare is

Fusion Bolt Electric 100 100 5 One No No
l used earlier in same turn
Double power if Fusion Bolt is

Fusion Flare Fire Special 100 100 5 One No No
used earlier in same turn
Attack occurs two turns after its

Future Sight Psychic Special 120 100 10 One No No
use
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Gastro Acid Poison Status --- 100 10 One No No Nullifies the target's ability
Physica
Gear Grind Steel 50 85 15 One No Yes Hits exactly two times
l
Boosts all allies' Attack by one

Gear Up Steel Status -- --- 20 Allies No No stage provided they have the
Plus or Minus ability
Sp. Atk., Sp. Def., and Speed on

Geomancy Fairy Status --- --- 10 User No No
next turn are raised 2 stages
Giga Drain Grass Special 75 100 10 One No No Absorbs HP (50% of damage)

Physica
Giga Impact Normal 150 90 5 One No Yes User rests on next turn
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Glaciate Ice Special 65 95 10 Enemies No No Lowers Speed 1 stage
Glare Normal Status --- 100 30 One No No Causes paralysis
Heavier targets take greater

Grass Knot Grass Special 20~120 100 20 One No Yes
damage - see: Grass Knot
Grass Pledge Grass Special 80 100 10 One No No See: Pledge Combos
Grass Whistle Grass Status --- 55 15 One No No Causes Sleep
Grassy
Grass Status --- --- 10 Field No No See: Grassy Terrain
Terrain
Negates Flying and Levitate

Gravity Psychic Status --- --- 5 Field No No
- see: Gravity
Growl Normal Status --- 100 40 Enemies No No Lowers Attack 1 stage
Raises Attack and Sp. Atk.

Growth Normal Status --- --- 40 User No No 1 stage; if it is Sunny, then the
boost is by 2 stages!
If the user faints, the move of

Grudge Ghost Status --- 100 5 User No No the target that caused it goes to
0 PP
Averages the user's and target's

Guard Split Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No
Defense and Sp. Def.
Swaps Defense and Sp. Def. with

Guard Swap Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No
the target
Will instantly KO if hit -

Physica 0-
Guillotine Normal --- 5 One No No Accuracy equals (User Lv. -
l 100
Target Lv. + 30)%
Physica
Gunk Shot Poison 120 80 5 One No No 30% chance to cause poisoning
l
80 Power on those Flying,

Gust Flying Special 40 40 35 One Yes No
Bouncing, or using Sky Drop
Physica Slower users deal greater
Gyro Ball Steel 1~150 100 5 One No Yes
l damage - see Gyro Ball
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Hail Ice Status --- --- 10 Field No No Makes it Hail for five turns
Fightin Physica
Hammer Arm 100 90 10 One No Yes Lowers the user's Speed 1 stage
g l
Doubles money earned from

Happy Day Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No
battle
Harden Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No Raises Defense 1 stage
Eliminates all stat alterations,

Haze Ice Status --- --- 30 Field No No
good or bad, for all
Physica Can damage the user (25% of

Head Charge Normal 120 100 15 One No Yes
l damage dealt)
Physica Seriously damages the user

Head Smash Rock 150 80 5 One No Yes
Physica
Headbutt Normal 70 100 15 One No Yes 30% chance to cause flinching
l
Heal Bell Normal Status --- --- 5 Allies No No Heals most status ailments
Heal Block Psychic Status --- 100 15 Enemies No No Prevents the healing of HP
Recovers up to 50% of the max

Heal Order Bug Status --- --- 10 User No No
HP
The target regains up to 50% of

Heal Pulse Psychic Status --- --- 10 One Yes No
its max HP
The user faints, with its

Healing Wish Psychic Status --- --- 10 User No No replacement having full HP and
cured ailments
Physica
Heart Stamp Psychic 60 100 25 One No Yes 30% chance to cause flinching
l
Heart Swap Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No Stat changes are exchanged
Physica Heavier users deal higher

Heat Crash Fire 40~120 100 10 One No Yes
l damage - see: Heat Crash
Heat Wave Fire Special 95 90 10 Enemies No No 10% chance to cause a burn
Physica Heavier users deal higher

Heavy Slam Steel 40~120 100 10 One No Yes
l damage - see: Heavy Slam
Boosts an ally's attack power by

Helping Hand Normal Status --- --- 20 Ally No No
50%; Priority +5
120-power on a Burned,
Hex Ghost Special 60 100 10 One No No Paralyzed, Poisoned, Frozen, or
Sleeping target
Hidden Type varies depending on IVs

Normal Special 60 100 15 One No No
Power - see: Hidden Power
High Jump Fightin Physica User loses 50% of their max HP

130 90 10 One No Yes
Kick g l if it misses
Highhorse Physica
Ground 95 95 10 One No Yes
Power l
Physica Cannot KO target: will always

Hold Back Normal 40 100 40 One No Yes
l have at least 1 HP
No realistic effect as far as I

Hold Hands Normal Status --- --- 40 Ally No No
know
Raises Attack and accuracy

Hone Claws Dark Status --- --- 15 One No No
1 stage
Physica
Horn Attack Normal 65 100 25 One No Yes
l

Physica 0-
Horn Drill Normal --- 5 One No No Accuracy equals (User Lv. -
l 100
Target Lv. + 30)%
Physica
Horn Leech Grass 75 100 10 One No Yes Absorbs HP (50% of damage)
l
Howl Normal Status --- --- 40 User No No Raises Attack 1 stage

30% chance to
Hurricane Flying Special 110 70 10 One Yes No cause confusion; no-miss in
Rain
Hydro
Water Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Cannon
Hydro Pump Water Special 110 80 5 One No No
Hyper Beam Normal Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Physica
Hyper Fang Normal 80 90 15 One No Yes 10% chance to cause flinching
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Hyperspace Always hits; ignores Protect and

Dark Special 100 --- 5 One No No
Fury Detect
Hyperspace Physica Always hits; ignores Protect and

Ghost 80 --- 5 One No No
Hole l Detect
Hyper Voice Normal Special 90 100 10 Enemies No No
Hypnosis Psychic Status --- 60 20 One No No Causes Sleep
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Hits two to five times; power

Physica
Ice Ball Ice 30~150 90 20 One No Yes increments per use (30, 60, 90,
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120, 150)
Ice Beam Ice Special 90 100 10 One No No 10% chance to cause freezing
Ice Burn Ice Special 140 90 5 One No No 30% chance cause a burn
10% chance each to

Physica
Ice Fang Ice 65 95 15 One No Yes cause freezing and/or flinchin
l
g
Physica Lowers the user's Speed by one

Ice Hammer Ice 100 90 10 One No Yes
l stage
Physica
Ice Punch Ice 75 100 15 One No Yes 10% chance to cause freezing
l
Physica
Ice Shard Ice 40 100 30 One No No Always goes first (Priority +1)
l
Physica
Icicle Crash Ice 85 90 10 One No No 30% chance to cause flinching
l
Physica
Icicle Spear Ice 25 100 30 One No No Hits two to five times
l
Icy Wind Ice Special 55 95 15 Enemies No No Lowers Speed 1 stage
Prevents the use of moves the

Imprison Psychic Status --- 100 10 User No No user knows; ignores Protect-
like moves
Destroys Berry the target is

Incinerate Fire Special 30 100 15 Enemies No No
holding
Inferno Fire Special 100 50 5 One No No Always will cause a burn
Attacks for four or five turns

Infestation Bug Special 20 100 35 One No No
and prevents fleeing
User gains some HP each turn,

Ingrain Grass Status --- --- 20 User No No
but cannot leave the field
The target of the move will

Ally/Enem
Instruct Psychic Status --- --- 15 No No immediately move, using the
y
move it just used.
Changes Normal-type moves to

Ion Deluge Electric Status --- --- 25 Not User No No Electric-type
moves; Priority +1
Iron Defense Steel Status --- --- 15 User No No Raises Defense 2 stages
Physica
Iron Head Steel 80 100 15 One No Yes 30% chance to cause flinching
l

Iron Tail Steel 100 75 15 One No Yes
l 1 stage
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Type depends on the user's held
Judgment Normal Special 100 100 10 One No No
Plate (Normal if none)
Fightin Physica The user is hurt by 50% of their

Jump Kick 100 95 10 One No Yes
g l max HP if this misses
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Fightin Physica Higher critical-hit rate than

Karate Chop 50 100 25 One No Yes
g l normal
Kinesis Psychic Status --- 80 15 One No No Lowers accuracy 1 stage
King's Shield Steel Status --- --- 10 User No No Priority +4 - see: King's Shield
If target has an item, move is

Physica 97.5 Power and target loses
Knock Off Dark 65 100 20 One No Yes
l item in most instances (Mega
Stones will stay)
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Physica
Land's Wrath Ground 90 100 10 Enemies No No
l
The move the user next makes

Laser Focus Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No
will always be critical
Only usable when all other

Physica
Last Resort Normal 140 100 5 One No Yes moves it knows have been used
l
once
Lava Plume Fire Special 80 100 15 Not User No No 30% chance to cause a burn

Leaf Blade Grass 90 100 15 One No Yes
l normal
The Sp. Atk. of the user is

Leaf Storm Grass Special 130 90 5 One No No
lowered 2 stages
50% chance to lower accuracy
Leaf Tornado Grass Special 65 90 10 One No No
1 stage
Physica
Leafage Grass 40 100 40 One No No
l
Physica
Leech Life Bug 80 100 15 One No Yes Absorbs HP (50% of damage)
l
Absorbs HP each turn from

Leech Seed Grass Status --- 90 10 One No No target equal to 1/8 target's max
HP
Leer Normal Status --- 100 30 Enemies No No Lowers Defense 1 stage
Physica
Lick Ghost 30 100 30 One No Yes 30% chance to paralyze
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Seriously damages user (50% of

Light of Ruin Fairy Special 140 90 5 One No No
damage dealt)
Lessens damage from Special

Light Screen Psychic Status --- --- 30 Allies No Yes attacks for five turns - see: Light
Screen
Physica May lower the target's Defense

Liquidation Water 85 100 10 One No No
l by one stage
Lock-On Normal Status --- 100 5 One No No Next attack will not miss
Lovely Kiss Normal Status --- 75 10 One No No Target falls asleep
Fightin Physica Stronger on heavier targets

Low Kick 20~120 100 20 One No Yes
g l - see: Low Kick
Fightin Physica
Low Sweep 65 100 20 One No Yes Lowers Speed 1 stage
g l
Your allies cannot be hit

Lucky Chant Normal Status --- --- 30 Allies No No
critically for 5 turns
The user faints; its replacement

Lunar Dance Psychic Status --- --- 10 User No No has full HP and all ailments
cured
Physica Lowers the target's Attack one

Lunge Bug 80 100 15 One No Yes
l stage
Luster Purge Psychic Special 70 100 5 One No No
1 stage
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Fightin Physica
Mach Punch 40 100 30 One No Yes Will strike first (Priority +1)
g l
Makes status moves hit the user

Magic Coat Psychic Status --- --- 15 User No No
of that move; Priority +4
Hold items are ineffective for

Magic Room Psychic Status --- --- 10 Allies No No
five turns - see: Magic Room
Magical Leaf Grass Special 60 --- 20 One No No Never misses
Magma Storm Fire Special 120 75 5 One No No Hits four or five times
Physica
Magnet Bomb Steel 60 --- 20 One No No Never misses
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User is not affected by Ground

Magnet Rise Electric Status --- --- 10 User No No
moves for five turns
Pokémon with the Plus or

Magnetic Flux Electric Status --- --- 20 Allies No No Minus abilities get a Defense
and Sp. Def. boost
Power is variable and random,

Physica
Magnitude Ground 10~150 100 30 Not User No No but double on Digging Pokémon
l
- see Magnitude
Protects from non-status

Fightin
Mat Block Status --- --- 15 Allies No No moves; works on first turn out
g
only - see: Mat Block
The user uses the target's move

on the target, with 50% more
Me First Normal Status ? ? 20 ? ? ?
power - you must move first,
though
Target cannot flee: fails on

Mean Look Normal Status --- 100 5 One No No
Ghost Pokémon
Meditate Psychic Status --- --- 40 User No No Raises Attack 1 stage

Absorbs HP (50% of damage
Mega Drain Grass Special 40 100 15 One No No
dealt)
Physica
Mega Kick Normal 120 75 5 One No Yes
l
Physica
Mega Punch Normal 80 85 20 One No Yes
l
Physica
Megahorn Bug 120 85 10 One No Yes
l
Lowers the target's Attack and

Memento Dark Status --- 100 10 One No No Sp. Atk. 3 stages, but the user
faints
Retaliates against the last

Physica
Metal Burst Steel --- 100 10 ? No No Pokémon to attack it, but with
l
1.5x power
Physica 10% chance to raise Attack

Metal Claw Steel 50 95 35 One No Yes
l 1 stage
Metal Sound Steel Status --- 85 40 One No No Lowers Sp. Def. 1 stage
Physica 20% chance to raise user's

Meteor Mash Steel 90 90 10 One No Yes
l Attack 1 stage
Randomly uses (practically) any

Metronome Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
move possible
Restores HP by up to half the

Milk Drink Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
max; can be used in field
The target's last-used move

Mimic Normal Status --- 100 10 One No No
replaces this move
Mind Reader Normal Status --- 100 5 One No No The next move will not miss
Minimize Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No Raises evasion 2 stages
Lets Dark-types be hit with

Miracle Eye Psychic Status --- --- 40 One No No
Psychic moves
Counters any Special-class

Mirror Coat Psychic Special --- 100 20 ? No No attack with double
power; Priority -5
Uses the target's last-used move
Mirror Move Flying Status --- --- 20 One No No - target is the original user if an
attack move

Mirror Shot Steel Special 65 85 10 One No No
1 stage
Prevents stat reductions on

Mist Ice Status --- --- 30 Allies No No
your party for five turns
50% chance to lower Sp. Atk.

Mist Ball Psychic Special 70 100 5 One No No
1 stage
Misty Terrain Fairy Status --- --- 10 Field No No See: Misty Terrain
Monogeist This attack ignores the foe's

Ghost Special 100 100 5 One No No
Beam Ability
30% chance to lower Sp. Atk.

Moonblast Fairy Special 95 100 15 One No No
1 stage
Restores HP; amount is

Moonlight Fairy Status --- --- 5 User No No
weather-dependent
Restores HP; amount is

Morning Sun Normal Status --- --- 5 User No No
weather-dependent
Mud Bomb Ground Special 65 85 10 One No No May lower accuracy 1 stage

Mud Shot Ground Special 55 95 15 One No No
1 stage
Mud Slap Ground Special 20 100 10 One No No Will lower accuracy 1 stage
Weakens Electric-type moves to

Mud Sport Ground Status --- 100 15 Field No No
1/3 power

Muddy Water Water Special 90 85 10 Enemies No No
1 stage
The move's type is dependant

[Varies Physica
Multi-Attack 90 100 10 One No Yes on the user's held memory
] l
document
Mystical Fire Fire Special 75 100 10 One No No Will lower Sp. Atk. 1 stage
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Raises the user's Sp. Atk.

Nasty Plot Dark Status --- --- 20 User No No
1 stage
The held Berry determines

Physica
Natural Gift Normal 80~100 100 15 One No No move type and power
l
- see: Natural Gift
Varies upon the environment in

Nature Power Normal Status ??? ??? 20 ??? No No
which it is used
Nature's Lowers the target's HP by 50%

Fairy Special --- 100 10 One No No
Madness of its current value
Physica
Needle Arm Grass 60 100 15 One No Yes 30% chance to cause flinching
l

Night Daze Dark Special 85 95 10 One No No
1 stage
Does flat damage equal to the

Night Shade Ghost Special [Lv.] 100 15 One No No
user's level

Night Slash Dark 70 100 15 One No Yes
l normal
Sleeping targets take damage

Nightmare Ghost Status --- 100 15 One No No (1/4 max HP) each turn until
awakening
Lowers Attack and Sp. Atk.

Noble Roar Normal Status --- 100 30 One No No
1 stage
Physica
Nuzzle Electric 20 100 20 One No Yes Will paralyze
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Oblivion Absorbs HP (75% of damage

Flying Special 80 100 10 One No Yes
Wing dealt)
Octazooka Water Special 65 85 10 One No No
1 stage
Allows Ghost-types to be hit by

Odor Sleuth Normal Status --- 100 40 One No No
Normal/Fighting moves
Ominous 10% chance to raise all of the

Ghost Special 60 100 5 One No No
Wind user's stats 1 stage
Origin Pulse Water Special 110 85 10 One No No
Physica One Attacks two or three times, then

Outrage Dragon 120 100 15 No Yes
l (Random) the user is confused
Lowers the Sp. Atk. of the user

Overheat Fire Special 130 90 5 One No No
2 stages
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The user's and target's HP are

Pain Split Normal Status --- 100 20 One No No
averaged out
20% chance to lower Attack by

Paleo Wave Rock Special 85 100 15 One No No
1 stage
Parabolic Absorbs HP (50% of cumulative

Electric Special 65 100 20 Not User No No
Charge damage dealt)

Parting Shot Dark Status --- 100 20 One No No Sp. Atk. 1 stage, then the user
switches out
Coins are thrown to cause

Physica
Pay Day Normal 40 100 20 One No No damage; money is earned after
l
the battle
Physica Power doubles if the user

Payback Dark 50 100 10 One No Yes
l moves after the target
Physica
Peck Flying 35 100 35 One Yes Yes
l
Perish Song Normal Status --- --- 5 Not User Yes No Those hearing this are KO'ed in
three turns unless they switch
out or are Soundproof (ignores
Protect-like moves)
- see: Perish Song
Physica
Petal Blizzard Grass 90 100 15 Not User No No
l
One Attacks two or three times, then

Petal Dance Grass Special 120 100 10 No Yes
(Random) the user is confused
Phantom Physica Two-turn; attacks on second;

Ghost 90 100 10 One No Yes
Force l ignores Protect/etc.
Physica
Pin Missile Bug 25 95 20 One No No Hits two to five times
l
Lowers Attack 1 stage; ignores

Play Nice Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No
Protect-like moves
Physica
Play Rough Fairy 90 90 10 One No Yes May lower Attack 1 stage
l
Physica The user can take the target's

Pluck Flying 60 100 20 One Yes Yes
l Berry and use its effect
Physica 50% chance to cause Bad

Poison Fang Poison 50 100 15 One No Yes
l Poisoning
Poison Gas Poison Status --- 90 40 Enemies No No Will cause Poison
Physica
Poison Jab Poison 80 100 20 One No Yes 30% chance to cause Poison
l
Poison
Poison Status --- 75 35 One No No Will cause Poison
Powder
Physica
Poison Sting Poison 15 100 35 One No No 30% chance to cause Poison
l
Physica 10% chance to cause Poison;

Poison Tail Poison 50 100 25 One No Yes
l higher critical-hit rate
If aimed against an ally, the

Pollen Puff Bug Special 90 100 15 One No No target is healed; against a foe,
they are hurt.
Physica
Pound Normal 40 100 35 One No Yes
l
Causes damage to the target if it
Powder Bug Status --- 100 20 One No No uses a Fire-type
move; Priority +1
Powder Snow Ice Special 40 100 25 Enemies No No 10% chance to cause freezing
Power Gem Rock Special 80 100 20 One No No
Averages the user's and target's

Power Split Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No
Attack and Sp. Atk.
Swaps the user's and target's

Power Swap Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No
Attack and Sp. Atk.
Switches the user's Attack and

Power Trick Psychic Status --- --- 10 User No No
Defense
Physica For every stat boost stage the

Power Trip Dark 20+ 100 10 One No Yes
l user has, +20 power
Physica
Power Whip Grass 120 85 10 One No Yes
l
Power-Up Fightin Physica Hitting targets raises Attack

40 100 30 One No Yes
Punch g l 1 stage
Precipice Physica
Ground 120 100 10 One No No
Blades l
May damage (Power: 40, 80, or

Physica
Present Normal 0~120 90 15 One No No 120) or heal 25% of target's
l
max HP
Prismatic User has to recharge the

Psychic Special 160 100 10 One No No
Laser following turn
Nullifies most attacks; goes

Protect Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
first (Priority +4)
Psybeam Psychic Special 65 100 20 One No No 10% chance to cause confusion
Copies the stat changes on the

Psych Up Normal Status --- --- 10 One No No target onto this move's user;
ignores Protect-like moves

Psychic Psychic Special 90 100 10 One No No
1 stage
Physica
Psychic Fangs Psychic 85 100 10 One No No Breaks Light Screen and Reflect
l
Psychic Puts Psychic Terrain on the

Psychic Status --- --- 10 Field No No
Terrain field
Lowers Sp. Atk. 3 stages on the

Psycho Boost Psychic Special 140 90 5 One No No
user

Psycho Cut Psychic 70 100 20 One No No
l normal
Transfers the user's ailments to

Psycho Shift Psychic Status --- 90 10 One No No
the target
Deals damage based on the

Psyshock Psychic Special 80 100 10 One No No
target's Defense, not Sp. Def.
Deals damage based on the

Psystrike Psychic Special 100 100 10 One No No
target's Defense, not Sp. Def.
[1~150 Power varies by 0.5x ~ 1.5x the

Psywave Psychic Special 80 15 One No No
HP] user's Level
The more stat increases on the

Physica
Punishment Dark 60~200 100 5 One No Yes target, the stronger this move
l
- see: Punishment
The target's status condition is

Purify Poison Status --- --- 20 One No No healed; if successful, the user
regains some HP
Inflicts double damage on those

Physica
Pursuit Dark 40 100 20 One No Yes switching out of battle
l
(Priority +8 if so)
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Quash Dark Status --- 100 15 One No Yes The target will go last
Physica
Quick Attack Normal 40 100 30 One No Yes Will strike first (Priority +1)
l
Protects
Fightin
Quick Guard Status --- --- 15 Allies No No from Priority moves; Priority
g
+3 - see: Quick Guard
Raises Speed, Sp. Atk., and Sp.

Quiver Dance Bug Status --- --- 20 User No No
Def. 1 stage
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Physica When in use, the user's Attack

Rage Normal 20 100 20 One No Yes
l goes up 1 stage when hit
Only the user will be attacked

Rage Powder Bug Status --- --- 20 User No No
by the enemy now; Priority +1
Rain Dance Water Status --- --- 5 Field No No Makes it Rainy for five turns
Physica Will negate Bind, Wrap, Leech

Rapid Spin Normal 20 100 40 One No Yes
l Seed, and entry hazards

Razor Leaf Grass 55 95 25 Enemies No No
l normal

Razor Shell Water 75 95 10 One No Yes
l 1 stage
Attack hits on second turn;

Razor Wind Normal Special 80 100 10 Enemies No No higher critical-hit rate than
normal
Recovers up to 50% of the max

Recover Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
HP
Recycle Normal Status --- 100 10 User No No Allows a hold item to be reused
Weakens Physical-class attacks

Reflect Psychic Status --- --- 20 Allies No No
for five turns - see: Reflect
User becomes the type of the

Reflect Type Normal Status --- --- 15 One No No
target
Cures Poison, Burn, and

Refresh Normal Status --- 100 20 User No No
Paralysis
Changes Meloetta's Forme; 10%
Relic Song Normal Special 75 100 10 One No No
chance to put foes to Sleep
Restores all HP and ailments,

Rest Psychic Status --- --- 10 User No No but user goes to sleep
- see: Sleep
Physica If an ally fainted last turn, this

Retaliate Normal 70 100 5 One No Yes
l move has 140 Power
Physica More Happiness = more damage

Return Normal 1~102 100 20 One No Yes
l - see: Return
The move's type depends on

Revelation [Varies
Special 90 100 15 One No No Oricorio's primary type
Dance ]
(Fire/Electric/Ghost/Psychic)
Power doubles if the user is

Fightin Physica
Revenge 60 100 10 One No Yes hurt in the same turn; Priority -
g l
4
Fightin Physica Less HP on the user = more

Reversal 20~200 100 15 One No Yes
g l damage - see: Reversal
Priority -6; forces the target to

Roar Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No
switch; ends wild battles
Roar of Time Dragon Special 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Physica
Rock Blast Rock 25 90 10 One No No Hits two to five times
l
Physica
Rock Climb Normal 90 85 20 One No Yes 20% chance to cause confusion
l
Rock Polish Rock Status --- --- 20 User No No Raises Speed 2 stages
Physica
Rock Slide Rock 75 90 10 Enemies No No 30% chance to cause flinching
l
Fightin Physica 50% chance to lower Defense

Rock Smash 40 100 15 One No Yes
g l 1 stage
Physica
Rock Throw Rock 50 90 15 One No No
l
Physica
Rock Tomb Rock 60 95 10 One No No Lowers Speed 1 stage
l
Rock Physica
Rock 150 90 5 One No No User rests on next turn
Wrecker l
Role Play Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No Copies the target's ability
Fightin Physica
Rolling Kick 60 85 15 One No Yes 30% chance cause flinching
g l
Hits two to five times; gets

Physica
Rollout Rock 30~150 90 20 One No Yes stronger per hit (30, 60, 90,
l
120, 150 Power)
Heals up to 50% of the max HP,

Roost Flying Status --- --- 10 User No No but loses Flying-type
designation (if any)
Grass Pokémon get a boost in

Rototiller Ground Status --- --- 10 Field No No
Attack and Sp. Atk.
The more allies using Round,

Round Normal Special 60 100 15 One No No
the greater the damage
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Physica
Sacred Fire Fire 100 95 5 One No No 50% chance to cause a burn
l
Fightin Physica Ignores changes (up or down)

Sacred Sword 90 100 20 One No Yes
g l to the target's Defense
Prevents ailments for five turns;

Safeguard Normal Status --- --- 25 Allies No No
go here for a specific list
Physica Keeps target bound and

Sand Tomb Ground 35 85 15 One No No
l damaged for four or five turns
Sand-Attack Ground Status --- 100 15 One No No Lowers accuracy 1 stage
Makes a Sandstorm for five

Sandstorm Rock Status --- --- 10 Field No No
turns
Scald Water Special 80 100 15 One No No 30% chance to cause a burn

Scary Face Normal Status --- 100 10 One No No Lowers Speed 2 stages
Physica
Scratch Normal 40 100 35 One No Yes
l
Screech Normal Status --- 85 40 One No No Lowers Defense 2 stages
Searing Shot Fire Special 100 100 5 Not User No No 30% chance to cause a burn
Additional effects are

Physica
Secret Power Normal 70 100 20 One No No environment-dependent
l
- see: Secret Power
Fightin Damage considers target's

Secret Sword Special 85 100 10 One No Yes
g Defense, not Sp. Def.
Physica
Seed Bomb Grass 80 100 15 One No No
l

Seed Flare Grass Special 120 85 5 One No No
3 stages
Fightin Physica Does flat damage equal to the

Seismic Toss [Lv.] 100 20 One No Yes
g l user's level
User faints when this is used,

Physica
Self-Destruct Normal 200 100 5 Not User No No despite any preventative like
l
Sturdy

Shadow Ball Ghost Special 80 100 15 One No No
1 stage
Physica May lower the target's

Shadow Bone Ghost 85 100 10 One No Yes
l Defense one stage.

Shadow Claw Ghost 70 100 15 One No Yes
l normal
Physica Two-turn, attacking on

Shadow Force Ghost 120 100 5 One No Yes
l second; ignores Protect/etc.
Shadow Physica
Ghost 60 --- 20 One No Yes Always hits
Punch l
Shadow Physica
Ghost 40 100 30 One No Yes Always hits first (Priority +1)
Sneak l
Shadow Physica 50% chance to lower Defense
Ghost 80 95 10 One No Yes
Strike l by 1 stage
Sharpen Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No Raises Attack 1 stage

Accuracy equals (User Lv. -
0-
Sheer Cold Ice Special --- 5 One No No Target Lv. + 30)%; doesn't
100
affect Ice-types, non-Ice users
have lower accuracy
Lowers Defense and Sp. Def.,

Shell Smash Normal Status --- --- 15 User No No but raises Attack, Speed, and Sp.
Atk., all by two stages
Move has Priority -3; if the user

Shell Trap Fire Special 150 100 5 Not User No No is struck within one turn
significant damage is dealt
Raises Attack 1 stage and raises

Shift Gear Steel Status --- --- 10 User No No
Speed 2 stages
Shock Wave Electric Special 60 --- 20 One No No No-miss
Heals half of the user's HP, and

Shore Up Ground Status --- --- 10 User No No
2/3 in a Sandstorm
Signal Beam Bug Special 75 100 15 One No No 10% chance to cause confusion
10% chance to raise all of the

Silver Wind Bug Special 60 100 5 One No No
user's stats 1 stage
Changes the target's ability to

Simple Beam Normal Status --- 100 15 One No No
Simple
Sing Normal Status --- 55 15 One No No Causes Sleep
The user permanently learns

Sketch Normal Status --- --- 1 One No No
the target's last-used move
Swaps abilities with target;

Skill Swap Psychic Status --- 100 10 One No No doesn't work with Wonder
Guard
Physica Raises Defense one stage for

Skull Bash Normal 130 100 15 One No Yes
l one turn, and attacks the next
Two-turn; higher critical-hit
Physica
Sky Attack Flying 140 90 5 One Yes No rate than normal; may
l
cause flinching (30%)
Two-turn (user and target fly

Physica
Sky Drop Flying 60 100 10 One Yes Yes high on first, attack on second)
l
- see: Sky Drop
Fightin Physica Hits Pokémon using Bounce,

Sky Uppercut 85 90 15 One No Yes
g l Fly, or Sky Drop
Heals up to half of the maximum

Slack Off Normal Status --- 100 10 User No No
HP
Physica
Slam Normal 80 75 20 One No Yes
l

Slash Normal 70 100 20 One No Yes
l normal
Sleep Powder Grass Status --- 75 15 One No No Induces Sleep
When asleep, another known

Sleep Talk Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
move (at random) is used
Sludge Poison Special 65 100 20 One No No 30% chance to poison
Sludge Bomb Poison Special 90 100 10 One No No 30% chance to poison
Sludge Wave Poison Special 95 100 10 Not User No No 10% chance to poison
Physica Nullifies Ground immunities on

Smack Down Rock 50 100 15 One No No
l target, if any
Physica
Smart Strike Steel 70 --- 10 One No Yes Never misses
l
Double damage on paralyzed

Physica
Smelling Salt Normal 60 100 10 One No Yes targets, but the paralysis will be
l
cured
Smog Poison Special 30 70 20 One No No 40% chance to poison
Smoke Screen Normal Status --- 100 20 One No No Lowers accuracy 1 stage
Snarl Dark Special 55 95 15 Not User No No Lowers Sp. Atk. 1 stage

If the target uses a beneficial
Snatch Dark Status --- 100 10 User No No status move, the user steals its
effect; Priority +4
Only works if asleep; 30%

Snore Normal Special 50 100 15 One No No
chance to cause flinching
Will make the opponent become

Soak Water Status --- 100 20 One No No
a Water-type
Heals up to 50% of the max HP;

Softboiled Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
can be used in field
Two-turn: charge on first,

Solar Beam Grass Special 120 100 10 One No No attack on second; if Sunny,
attack is immediate
Physica Two-turn: charge on the first,

Solar Blade Grass 125 100 10 One No Yes
l attack on the second
Does precisely 20 damage,

Sonic Boom Normal Special [20 HP] 90 20 One No No
every time, if effective

Spacial Rend Dragon Special 100 95 5 One No No
normal
Physica
Spark Electric 65 100 20 One No Yes 30% chance to cause paralysis
l
Sparkling
Water Special 90 100 10 One No No Heals the target's burns
Aria
The target's stat boosts are

Physica
Spectral Thief Ghost 90 100 10 One No Yes removed and applied to the
l
user, then damage is dealt
The user and the target

Speed Swap Psychic Status --- --- 10 One No No
exchange their Speed stats
Spider Web Bug Status --- 100 10 One No No Prevents escape
Physica
Spike Cannon Normal 20 100 15 One No No Hits two to five times
l
Hurts Pokémon that switch into

Spikes Ground Status --- --- 20 Enemies No No
battle - see: Spikes
Spiky Shield Grass Status --- --- 10 User No No Protects user from attacks and
damages contact
attackers; Priority +4
- see: Spiky Shield
Prevents the foe from

Spirit Shackle Ghost Special 80 100 10 One No No
escaping/switching out.
Uses Stockpiled stuff as an

Spit Up Normal Special 0~300 100 10 One No No attack; more Stockpiled, more
damage - see: Stockpile
Takes 4 PP off the target's last-

Spite Ghost Status --- 100 10 One No No
used move
Splash Normal Status --- --- 40 User No No Absolutely no effect!
Spore Grass Status --- 100 15 One No No Causes Sleep
Only the target of this move will

Spotlight Normal Status --- 100 15 One No No be attacked on the turn it is
used; Priority +3
Hurts Pokémon that switch into

Stealth Rock Rock Status --- --- 20 Enemies No No
battle - see: Stealth Rock
Steam
Water Special 110 95 5 One No No 30% chance to burn
Eruption
Physica
Steamroller Bug 65 100 20 One No Yes May cause flinching
l

Steel Wing Steel 70 90 25 One No Yes
l 1 stage
Lowers Speed of enemies upon

Physica
Sticky Web Bug --- --- 20 Enemies No No switching into battle 1 stage if
l
ground-bound
Stockpiles up to three units of

stuff, raising Defense and Sp.
Stockpile Normal Status --- --- 20 User No No
Def. 1 stage each time
- see: Stockpile
Physica
Stomp Normal 65 100 20 One No Yes 30% chance to cause flinching
l
Stomping Physica If the user's previous move

Ground 75 100 10 One No Yes
Tantrum l failed, Power is 150
Stone Edge Rock 100 80 5 One No No
l normal
Power = (20 * Number of Stat

Stored Power Psychic Special 20+ 100 10 One No No
Boosts) + 20
Fightin Physica
Storm Throw 60 100 10 One No Yes Always critical
g l
Physica
Strength Normal 80 100 15 One No Yes
l
The user regains HP eqaul to

Strength Sap Grass Status --- 100 10 One No No
the target's Attack stat
String Shot Bug Status --- 95 40 Enemies No No Lowers Speed 2 stages
Only works if PP is zero on all

Physica One
Struggle - 50 100 - No Yes moves; hurts the user by 1/4 of
l (Random)
their max HP
Struggle Bug Bug Special 50 100 20 Enemies No No Will lower Sp. Atk. 1 stage
Stun Spore Grass Status --- 75 30 One No No May cause paralysis
Fightin Physica Can damage the user (25% of

Submission 80 80 25 One No Yes
g l damage dealt)
User sacrifices 1/4 of their max

Substitute Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No
HP to make a decoy
Attacks first (Priority +1), but

fails if the target is not readying
Physica
Sucker Punch Dark 70 100 5 One No Yes a damaging attack or uses one
l
before you on the turn this is
used
Sunny Day Fire Status --- --- 5 Field No No Makes it Sunny for five turns
Sunsteel Physica
Steel 100 100 5 One No Yes Ignores the opponent's Ability
Strike l
Physica
Super Fang Normal --- 90 10 One No Yes Halves HP
l
Fightin Physica Lowers the user's Attack and

Superpower 120 100 5 One No Yes
g l Defense 1 stage
Supersonic Normal Status --- 55 20 One No No May cause confusion
Double-power on Diving
Surf Water Special 90 100 15 Not User No Yes
Pokémon
Confuses the target, but raises

Swagger Normal Status --- 85 15 One No No
Attack 2 stages
Swallows Stockpiled stuff to

Swallow Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No heal HP (25%~100%)
- see: Stockpile
Sweet Kiss Fairy Status --- 75 10 One No No Causes confusion
Lowers evasion 1 stage; in field,

Sweet Scent Normal Status --- 100 20 Enemies No No can cause regular & Horde
Battles
Swift Normal Special 60 --- 20 Enemies No No Never misses
User and target trade hold

Switcheroo Dark Status --- 100 10 One No No
items (fails with Mega Stones)
Swords
Normal Status --- --- 20 User No No Raises Attack 2 stages
Dance
All Pokémon of the user's

Synchronoise Psychic Special 120 100 15 Not User No No
type(s) take damage
User recovers HP; amount is

Synthesis Grass Status --- --- 5 User No No
weather-dependent
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Physica
Tackle Normal 40 100 35 One No Yes
l
Tail Glow Bug Status --- 100 20 User No No Raises Sp. Atk. 3 stages
Physica
Tail Slap Normal 25 85 10 One No Yes Hits two to five times
l
Tail Whip Normal Status --- 100 30 Enemies No No Lowers Defense 1 stage
Doubles the user's party's
Tailwind Flying Status --- --- 30 Allies No No
Speed for 4 turns
Physica Hurts the user (25% of damage

Take Down Normal 90 85 20 One No Yes
l dealt)
Target can only use attack

Taunt Dark Status --- 100 20 One No No
moves for 3 turns - see: Taunt

Tearful Look Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No
Sp. Atk. by one stage each
Techno Blast Normal Special 120 100 5 One No No Type depends on held Drive
Teeter Dance Normal Status --- 100 20 Not User No No Causes confusion
Lowers evasion greatly for

Telekinesis Psychic Status --- --- 15 One No No
three turns
Leaves non-Trainer battle;

Teleport Psychic Status --- --- 20 User No No returns to last Pokémon Center
in field
Physica Steals held item, if the user

Thief Dark 60 100 10 One No Yes
l lacks one
Removes target's Ground

Thousand Physica
Ground 90 100 10 One No No immunities (before use of
Arrows l
move)
Thousand Physica
Ground 90 100 10 One No No Target cannot switch out
Waves l
Physica One The user attacks for two or

Thrash Normal 120 100 10 No Yes
l (Random) three turns, then is confused
Prevents the target from using

Physica
Throat Chop Dark 80 100 15 One No Yes sound-based moves for two
l
turns
Paralyzes 30% of the time; no-

Thunder Electric Special 110 70 10 One No No miss in Rain; hits those using
Fly, Bounce, or Sky Drop
10% chance each to

Thunder Physica
Electric 65 95 15 One No Yes cause flinching and/or paralys
Fang l
is
Thunder Physica
Electric 75 100 15 One No Yes 10% chance to cause paralysis
Punch l
Thunder
Electric Special 40 100 30 One No No 10% chance to cause paralysis
Shock
Thunder
Electric Status --- 90 20 One No No Will cause paralysis
Wave
Thunderbolt Electric Special 90 100 15 One No No 10% chance to cause paralysis
Lowers Attack and Defense

Tickle Normal Status --- 100 20 One No No
1 stage
Stat changes become opposite

Topsy-Turvy Dark Status --- 100 20 One No No (i.e. Attack +2 becomes Attack -
2)
The target cannot use the same

Torment Dark Status --- 100 15 One No No
move twice in a row
Causes Bad Poisoning; will not

Toxic Poison Status --- 90 10 One No No
miss if the user is Poison-type
Poisons enemies that switch in

Toxic Spikes Poison Status --- --- 20 Enemies No No - see: Poison, Bad
Poisoning, Toxic Spikes
Poisons the targets and lowers

Toxic Thread Poison Status --- 100 20 Not User No No
their Speed by one stage
See: Transform - this move also

Transform Normal Status --- --- 10 One No No
ignores Protect-like moves
8.6% chance each

Tri Attack Normal Special 80 100 10 One No No
to burn, paralyze, or freeze
User and target trade hold

Trick Psychic Status --- 100 10 One No No
items (fails with Mega Stones)
Trick Room Psychic Status --- --- 5 Field No No Priority -7 - See: Trick Room
Trick-or- Adds Ghost as an additional

Ghost Status --- 100 20 One No No
Treat type to the target
Fightin Physica Hits thrice, getting continually

Triple Kick 10~30 90 10 One No Yes
g l stronger (10, 20, 30 Power)
Physica Can lower the opponent's
Trop Kick Grass 70 100 15 One No Yes
l Attack 1 stage
Less PP = more damage; always

Trump Card Normal Special 40~190 --- 5 One No Yes
hits - see: Trump Card
Physica 40% chance to poison (20%

Twineedle Bug 25 100 20 One No No
l per hit); hits twice
Twister Dragon Special 40 100 20 Enemies No No 20% chance to cause flinching
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Physica User attacks, then switches out

U-turn Bug 70 100 20 One No No
l for a different Pokémon
Uproars for three turns, causing

Uproar Normal Special 90 100 10 One No Yes
damage and preventing Sleep
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Vacuum Fightin
Special 40 100 30 One No No Goes first (Priority +1)
Wave g
Physica May Burn; lowers user's Def.,

V-create Fire 180 95 5 One No Yes
l Sp. Def., and Speed 1 stage
Poisoned Pokémon get 1-stage-

Venom
Poison Status --- 100 20 Enemies No No lowered Attack, Speed, and Sp.
Drench
Atk.
Power doubles versus Poisoned

Venoshock Poison Special 65 100 10 One No No
targets
Physica
Vice Grip Normal 55 100 30 One No Yes
l
Physica
Vine Whip Grass 45 100 25 One No Yes
l
Fightin Physica This move goes last, but it will
Vital Throw 70 100 10 One No Yes
g l not miss; Priority -1
User attacks, then switches out

Volt Switch Electric Special 70 100 20 One No No
for a different Pokémon
Physica User is hurt (33% of damage

Volt Tackle Electric 120 100 15 One No Yes
l dealt); 10% chance toparalyze
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Fightin Physica Doubled damage on Sleeping

Wake-Up Slap 60 100 10 One No Yes
g l Pokémon, but they will wake up
Water Gun Water Special 40 100 25 One No Yes
Water Pledge Water Special 80 100 10 One No No See: Pledge Combos
Water Pulse Water Special 60 100 20 One Yes No 20% chance to cause confusion
Water Hits two to five times, and goes

Water Special 15 100 20 One No No
Shuriken first; Priority +1
Weakens Fire-type moves to

Water Sport Water Status --- 100 15 Field No No
1/3 power
Damage is higher with more HP

Water Spout Water Special 1~150 100 5 Enemies No No
- see: Water Spout
Physica
Waterfall Water 80 100 15 One No Yes 20% chance to cause flinching
l
Type is weather-dependent
(Sunny = Fire, Rainy = Water,
Weather Ball Normal Special 50 100 10 One No No
Hail = Ice, Sandstorm = Rock);
Power is 100 with Weather
User is hit for four to five turns

Whirlpool Water Special 35 85 15 One No No
in a whirlpool
Priority -6; the target either is

Whirlwind Normal Status --- --- 20 One No No switched out in Trainer battles,
or the battle ends in the wild
Prevents wide-ranging attacks
Wide Guard Rock Status --- --- 10 Allies No No for one turn; Priority +3
- see: Wide Guard
Physica Will damage the user (25% of

Wild Charge Electric 90 100 15 One No Yes
l damage dealt)
Will-O-Wisp Fire Status --- 85 15 One No No Causes a burn
Physica
Wing Attack Flying 60 100 35 One Yes Yes
l
One turn after this move's use,

Wish Normal Status --- --- 10 User No No HP is restored by up to 50% of
max
Withdraw Water Status --- --- 40 User No No Raises Defense 1 stage
Wonder Swaps Defense and Sp. Def. of

Psychic Status --- --- 10 Field No No
Room all Pokémon for several turns
Wood Physica Moderately damages the user

Grass 120 100 15 One No Yes
Hammer l (33% of damage dealt)
Raises Attack and Sp. Atk.

Work Up Normal Status --- --- 30 User No No
1 stage
Replaces target's ability with

Worry Seed Grass Status --- 100 10 One No No
Insomnia for 5 turns
Physica Binds the target and damages it

Wrap Normal 15 90 20 One No Yes
l for four or five turns
More target HP = more damage

Wring Out Normal Special 1~110 100 5 One No Yes
- see: Wring Out
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Physica
X-Scissor Bug 80 100 15 One No Yes
l
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Target falls asleep several turns

Yawn Normal Status --- 100 10 One No No
later - see: Yawning, Sleep
MOVE LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "Z"

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Zap Cannon Electric Special 120 50 5 One No No Will cause paralysis
Physica
Zen Headbutt Psychic 80 90 15 One No Yes 20% chance to cause flinching
l
Phyisca
Zing Zap Electric 80 100 10 One No No 30% chance to the target flinch
l
Move List - Contest Details (OR/AS-only)
Much as with Pokémon battles, moves are the main motivating factor in Pokémon Contests and are usually the main determinant of
who wins and who loses. Therefore, having all the knowledge of moves' Contest effects and how to use them is quite critical. Below,
we will discuss the following things about moves in regards to Contests:
• Move Name: Of course, this is the name of the move!
• Contest Type: This is the main category the move itself occupies that, in most instances, is intended to correspond to the Contest
into which you are entering. There are five in all: Cool, Beautiful (once known as Beauty), Clever (once known as Smart), Cute, and
Tough.
• Appeal: This represents the basal number of hearts you gain for simply using the move.
• Jamming: This denotes the number of hearts your opponents lose when you use this move. There are usually discriminatory
conditions for this move such that certain Pokémon will be affected rather than everyone.
• Other Notes & Effects: As it says. It will mostly denote the extra effects of the move and will also at times note when the move
should be best used.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "A"
Contest
Move Name Appeal Jamming Other Notes & Effects
Type
Absorb Clever +4 ---

Acid Clever +3 --- Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
The user will ignore all Jamming effects throughout the remainder of the
Acid Armor Tough +1 ---
turn.
Acid Spray Beautiful +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Acrobatics Cool +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Acupressure Tough +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Aerial Ace Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Aeroblast Cool +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
The user will move last next turn. If conflicts occur with this effect, the one
After You Cute +3 ---
with lower appeal goes last, then it's random.
The user will move first next turn. If conflicts occur with this effect,
Agility Cool +3 ---
whoever's appeal was higher is first, then it's random.
Air Cutter Cool +4 ---
Jams the Pokémon to act before the user. (Usually not used when moving
Air Slash Cool +1 -4
first.)
Ally Switch Clever +3 --- The order of Pokémon movements on the next turn is randomized.
Amnesia Cute +1 ---
turn.
Ancient Power Tough +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Aqua Jet Cool +3 ---
Aqua Ring Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Aqua Tail Beautiful +4 ---
Arm Thrust Tough +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Aromatherapy Clever +1 ---
turn.
Aromatic Mist Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Assist Cute +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
+1 ~ Appeal is +1 when moving first, +2 when second, +3 when third, and +4

Assurance Clever ---
+4 when last.
Astonish Cute +2 -3
first.)
Attack Order Clever +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Attract Cute +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Aura Sphere Beautiful +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Aurora Beam Beautiful +2 -3
first.)
Autotomize Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Avalanche Beautiful +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "B"
Contest
Type
Baby-Doll Eyes Cute +3 ---
Barrage Cute +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Barrier Cool +1 ---
turn.
Baton Pass Cute +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Beat Up Clever +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Belch Tough +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Jams for the remainder of the turn affect the user more. (Best used when
Belly Drum Cute +6 ---
moving last.)
Bestow Cute +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Bide Tough +3 ---
Bind Tough +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Bite Tough +2 -3
first.)
Jams all of the other Pokémon, and the user cannot act next turn. (Best
Blast Burn Beautiful +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Blaze Kick Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Blizzard Beautiful +1 -3
first.)
Block Cute +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Blue Flare Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Body Slam Tough +1 -4
first.)
Bolt Strike Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Bone Club Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Bone Rush Tough +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Bonemerang Tough +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Boomburst Tough +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Bounce Cute +1 ---
turn.
Brave Bird Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
Brick Break Cool +4 ---

Brine Tough +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Bubble Cute +4 ---
Bubble Beam Beautiful +2 -3
first.)
Bug Bite Cute +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Bug Buzz Beautiful +1 -4
first.)
Bulk Up Cool +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Bulldoze Tough +2 -2
first.)
Bullet Punch Tough +3 ---
Bullet Seed Cool +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "C"
Contest
Type
Calm Mind Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Shows off the Pokémon's appeal about as well as all the moves before it
Camouflage Clever +1 ---
this turn.
When an appeal move after this has little effect, the audience is easily
Captivate Cute +4 ---
made bored.
Celebrate Cute +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Charge Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Charge Beam Beautiful +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Charm Cute +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Chatter Cute +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Chip Away Tough +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Circle Throw Cool +3 ---
Clamp Tough +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Clear Smog Beautiful +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Close Combat Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Coil Tough +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Comet Punch Tough +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Confide Cute +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Confuse Ray Clever +2 --- Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Confusion Clever +4 ---
Constrict Tough +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Extra Appeal points are earned if this is the same Contest type as the move
Conversion Beautiful +2 ---
used by the previous Pokémon.
Conversion 2 Beautiful +2 ---
Copycat Cute +1 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Cosmic Power Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Cotton Guard Cute +1 ---
turn.
Cotton Spore Beautiful +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Counter Tough +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Covet Cute +1 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Crabhammer Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Crafty Shield Clever +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Cross Chop Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Cross Poison Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Crunch Tough +1 -4
first.)
Crush Claw Cool +1 -4
first.)
Crush Grip Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Curse Tough +3 ---
Cut Cool +4 ---
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "D"
Contest
Type
Dark Pulse Cool +4 ---
Dark Void Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Dazzling Gleam Beautiful +4 ---
The user will ignore one Jamming effect throughout the remainder of the
Defend Order Clever +2 ---
turn.
Defense Curl Cute +2 ---
turn.
Defog Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Destiny Bond Clever +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Detect Cool +1 ---
turn.
Diamond Storm Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Dig Tough +2 ---
turn.
Disable Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Disarming
Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Voice
Discharge Beautiful +2 -2
first.)
Dive Beautiful +2 ---
turn.
Dizzy Punch Cute +3 --- Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Doom Desire Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Double Hit Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Double Kick Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Double Slap Cute +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Double Team Cool +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Double-Edge Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Draco Meteor Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Dragon Ascent Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Dragon Breath Cool +2 -3
first.)
Dragon Claw Cool +4 ---
Dragon Dance Cool +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Dragon Pulse Beautiful +4 ---
Dragon Rage Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Dragon Rush Tough +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Dragon Tail Tough +3 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Shows off the Pokémon's appeal about as well as the move used by the
Drain Punch Tough +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Draining Kiss Cute +1 ---
this turn.
Dream Eater Clever +2 ---
Drill Peck Cool +3 ---
previous Pokémon.
Drill Run Tough +3 ---
previous Pokémon.
Dual Chop Tough +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Dynamic Punch Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "E"
Contest
Type
Earth Power Beautiful +4 ---
Earthquake Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Echoed Voice Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Eerie Impulse Clever +1 -3
first.)
Egg Bomb Cute +4 ---
Electric Terrain Clever +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Electrify Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Electro Ball Cool +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Electroweb Beautiful +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Embargo Clever +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Ember Cute +4 ---
Encore Cute +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Endeavor Tough +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Endure Tough +3 ---
Energy Ball Beautiful +4 ---
Entrainment Cute +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Eruption Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Explosion Beautiful +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Extrasensory Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Extreme Speed Cool +3 ---
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "F"
Contest
Type
Facade Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Fairy Lock Clever +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Fairy Wind Beautiful +4 ---

Fake Out Cute +2 -3
first.)
Fake Tears Cute +4 ---
made bored.
False Swipe Cool +4 ---
made bored.
Feather Dance Beautiful +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Feint Clever +3 ---
Feint Attack Clever +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Fell Stinger Cool +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Fiery Dance Beautiful +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Final Gambit Tough +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Fire Blast Beautiful +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Fire Fang Cool +4 ---
Fire Pledge Beautiful +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Fire Punch Tough +4 ---
Fire Spin Beautiful +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Fissure Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.

Flail Cute ---
+4 when last.
Flame Burst Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Flame Charge Cool +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Flame Wheel Beautiful +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Flamethrower Beautiful +4 ---
Flare Blitz Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
Flash Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Flash Cannon Beautiful +4 ---
Flatter Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Brings down the energy of any Pokémon that have already used a move
Fling Cute +3 ---
this turn.
Flower Shield Beautiful +1 ---
turn.
Fly Clever +2 ---
turn.
Flying Press Tough +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Focus Blast Cool +4 ---
Focus Energy Cool +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Focus Punch Tough +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Follow Me Cute +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Force Palm Cool +4 ---
Foresight Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Forest's Curse Clever +2 -1 Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Foul Play Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Freeze Shock Beautiful +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Freeze-Dry Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Frenzy Plant Cool +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Frost Breath Beautiful +4 ---
made bored.
Frustration Cute +2 -3
first.)
Fury Attack Cool +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Fury Cutter Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Fury Swipes Tough +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.

Fusion Bolt Cool ---
+4 when last.

Fusion Flare Beautiful ---
+4 when last.
Future Sight Clever +2 ---
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "G"
Contest
Type
Gastro Acid Tough +3 ---
this turn.
Gear Grind Clever +4 ---
Geomancy Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Giga Drain Clever +1 -4
first.)
Giga Impact Tough +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Glaciate Beautiful +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Glare Tough +1 -3
first.)

Grass Knot Cute ---
+4 when last.
Grass Pledge Beautiful +2 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Grass Whistle Clever +2 ---
turn.
Grassy Terrain Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Gravity Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Growl Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Growth Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Grudge Tough +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Guard Split Clever +1 ---
this turn.
Guard Swap Clever +1 ---
this turn.
Guillotine Cool +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Gunk Shot Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Gust Clever +2 -3
first.)

Gyro Ball Cool ---
+4 when last.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "H"
Contest
Type
Hail Beautiful +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Hammer Arm Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Happy Hour Cute +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Harden Tough +2 ---
turn.
Haze Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Head Charge Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Head Smash Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Headbutt Tough +4 ---
Heal Order Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Heal Bell Beautiful +1 ---
turn.
Heal Block Clever +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Heal Pulse Beautiful +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Healing Wish Beautiful +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Heart Stamp Cute +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Heart Swap Clever +1 ---
this turn.
Heat Crash Tough +3 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Heat Wave Beautiful +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Heavy Slam Tough +3 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Helping Hand Clever +4 ---
Hex Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Hidden Power Clever +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
High Jump Kick Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
Hold Back Cool +4 ---
made bored.
Hold Hands Cute +1 ---
turn.
Hone Claws Cute +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Horn Attack Cool +4 ---
Horn Drill Cool +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Horn Leech Tough +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Howl Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Hurricane Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Hydro Cannon Beautiful +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Hydro Pump Beautiful +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Hyper Beam Cool +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Hyper Fang Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Hyper Voice Cool +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Hypnosis Clever +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "I"
Contest
Type
Ice Ball Beautiful +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Ice Beam Beautiful +1 -4
first.)
Ice Burn Beautiful +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Ice Fang Cool +4 ---
Ice Punch Beautiful +4 ---
Ice Shard Beautiful +3 ---
Icicle Crash Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Icicle Spear Beautiful +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Icy Wind Beautiful +4 ---
made bored.
Imprison Clever +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Incinerate Tough +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Inferno Beautiful +1 -4
first.)
Infestation Cute +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Ingrain Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Ion Deluge Beautiful +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Iron Defense Tough +1 ---
turn.
Iron Head Tough +4 ---
Iron Tail Cool +4 ---
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "J"
Contest
Type
Judgment Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Jump Kick Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "K"
Contest
Type
Karate Chop Tough +4 ---
Kinesis Clever +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
King's Shield Cool +1 ---
turn.
Knock Off Clever +2 -3 Jams all of the Pokémon to act before the user.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "L"
Contest
Type
Land's Wrath Beautiful +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Last Resort Cute +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Lava Plume Tough +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Leaf Blade Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Leaf Storm Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Leaf Tornado Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Leech Life Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Leech Seed Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Leer Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Jams the Pokémon moving before the user. (Best to not use this when
Lick Cute +2 -3
moving first.)
Light Screen Beautiful +2 ---
turn.
Lock-On Clever +3 ---
Lovely Kiss Beautiful +4 ---
made bored.

Low Kick Tough ---
+4 when last.
Low Sweep Clever +2 -3
turn.
Lucky Chant Cute +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Lunar Dance Beautiful +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Luster Purge Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "M"
Contest
Type
Mach Punch Cool +3 ---
Magic Coat Beautiful +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Magic Room Clever +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Magical Leaf Beautiful +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Magma Storm Tough +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Magnet Bomb Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Magnet Rise Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Magnetic Flux Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Magnitude Tough +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Mat Block Cool +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Me First Clever +3 ---
Mean Look Beautiful +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Meditate Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Mega Drain Clever +2 -3
moving first.)
Mega Kick Cool +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Mega Punch Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Megahorn Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Memento Tough +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Metal Burst Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Metal Claw Cool +4 ---
Metal Sound Clever +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Meteor Mash Cool +3 ---
Metronome Cute +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Milk Drink Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Mimic Cute +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Mind Reader Clever +3 ---
Minimize Cute +1 ---
turn.
Miracle Eye Clever +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Mirror Coat Beautiful +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Mirror Move Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Mirror Shot Beautiful +2 -3
moving first.)
Mist Beautiful +1 ---
turn.
Mist Ball Clever +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Misty Terrain Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Moonblast Beautiful +1 -4
first.)
Moonlight Beautiful +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Morning Sun Beautiful +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Mud Bomb Cute +2 -3
moving first.)
Mud Shot Tough +4 ---
Mud Sport Cute +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Muddy Water Tough +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Mud-Slap Cute +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Mystical Fire Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "N"
Contest
Type
Nasty Plot Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Natural Gift Clever +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Nature Power Beautiful +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Needle Arm Clever +4 ---
Night Daze Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Night Shade Clever +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Night Slash Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Nightmare Clever +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Noble Roar Tough +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Nuzzle Cute +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "O"
Contest
Type
Oblivion Wing Cool +1 ---
this turn.
Octazooka Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Odor Sleuth Clever +2 ---
turn.
Ominous Wind Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Origin Pulse Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Outrage Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
Overheat Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "P"
Contest
Type
Pain Split Clever +1 ---
this turn.
Parabolic Shows off the Pokémon's appeal about as well as all the moves before it
Clever +1 ---
Charge this turn.
Parting Shot Cool +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Pay Day Clever +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Payback Tough +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Peck Cool +4 ---
Perish Song Beautiful +4 ---
made bored.
Petal Blizzard Beautiful +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Petal Dance Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Phantom Force Cool +1 ---
turn.
Pin Missile Cool +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Play Nice Cute +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Play Rough Cute +3 ---
this turn.
Pluck Cute +3 ---
this turn.
Poison Fang Clever +4 ---
Poison Gas Clever +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Poison Jab Tough +4 ---
Poison Powder Clever +3 ---
this turn.
Poison Sting Clever +2 -3
moving first.)
Poison Tail Clever +3 ---
this turn.
Pound Tough +4 ---
Powder Clever +4 ---
made bored.
Powder Snow Beautiful +4 ---
Power Gem Beautiful +4 ---
Power Split Clever +1 ---
this turn.
Power Swap Clever +1 ---
this turn.
Power Trick Clever +2 ---
Power Whip Tough +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Power-Up
Tough +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Punch
Precipice
Cool +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Blades
Present Cute +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Protect Cute +2 ---
turn.
Psybeam Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Psych Up Clever +2 ---
Psychic Clever +4 ---
Psycho Boost Clever +6 ---
moving last.)
Psycho Cut Cool +4 ---
Psycho Shift Clever +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Psyshock Beautiful +1 -4
first.)
Psystrike Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Psywave Clever +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Punishment Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Pursuit Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "Q"
Contest
Type
Quash Clever +3 ---
Quick Attack Cool +3 ---
Quick Guard Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Quiver Dance Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "R"
Contest
Type
Rage Tough +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Rage Powder Clever +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Rain Dance Beautiful +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Rapid Spin Cool +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Razor Leaf Cool +4 ---
Razor Shell Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Razor Wind Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Recover Clever +2 ---
Recycle Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Reflect Clever +2 ---
turn.
Reflect Type Clever +2 ---
Refresh Cute +2 ---
turn.
Relic Song Beautiful +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Rest Cute +1 ---
turn.
Retaliate Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Return Cute +4 ---
Revenge Tough +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.

Reversal Cool ---
+4 when last.
Roar Cool +3 ---
Roar of Time Beautiful +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Rock Blast Tough +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Rock Climb Tough +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Rock Polish Tough +3 ---
Rock Slide Tough +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Rock Smash Tough +4 ---
Rock Throw Tough +4 ---
Rock Tomb Clever +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Rock Wrecker Tough +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Role Play Cute +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Rolling Kick Cool +4 ---
Rollout Cute +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Roost Clever +4 ---
made bored.
Rototiller Tough +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Round Beautiful +2 ---
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "S"
Contest
Type
Sacred Fire Beautiful +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Sacred Sword Cool +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Safeguard Beautiful +2 ---
turn.
Sand Attack Cute +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Sand Tomb Clever +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Sandstorm Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Scald Tough +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Scary Face Tough +3 ---
this turn.
Scratch Tough +4 ---
Screech Clever +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Searing Shot Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Secret Power Clever +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Secret Sword Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Seed Bomb Tough +4 ---
Seed Flare Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Seismic Toss Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Self-Destruct Beautiful +7 --- The user cannot move any more after. (Best used on last turn.)
Shadow Ball Clever +4 ---
Shadow Claw Cool +4 ---
Shadow Force Cool +1 ---
turn.
Shadow Punch Clever +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Shadow Sneak Clever +3 ---
Sharpen Cute +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Sheer Cold Beautiful +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Shell Smash Tough +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Shift Gear Clever +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Shock Wave Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Signal Beam Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Silver Wind Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Simple Beam Cute +3 ---
this turn.
Sing Cute +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Sketch Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Skill Swap Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Skull Bash Tough +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Sky Attack Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Sky Drop Tough +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Sky Uppercut Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Slack Off Cute +4 ---
made bored.
Slam Tough +4 ---
Slash Cool +4 ---

Sleep Powder Clever +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Sleep Talk Cute +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Sludge Tough +2 -3
moving first.)
Sludge Bomb Tough +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Sludge Wave Tough +3 ---
this turn.
Smack Down Tough +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Smelling Salts Tough +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Smog Tough +4 ---
Smokescreen Clever +2 -3
turn.
Snarl Tough +4 ---
made bored.
Snatch Clever +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Snore Cute +4 ---
made bored.
Soak Cute +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Soft-Boiled Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Solar Beam Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Sonic Boom Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Spacial Rend Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Spark Cool +4 ---
Spider Web Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Spike Cannon Cool +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Spikes Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Spiky Shield Tough +1 ---
turn.
Spit Up Tough +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Spite Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Splash Cute +4 ---
made bored.
Spore Beautiful +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Stealth Rock Cool +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Steamroller Tough +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Steel Wing Cool +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Sticky Web Tough +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Stockpile Tough +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Stomp Tough +4 ---
Stone Edge Tough +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Stored Power Clever +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Storm Throw Cool +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Strength Tough +4 ---
String Shot Clever +2 -3
moving first.)
Struggle Bug Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Stun Spore Clever +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Submission Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
Substitute Cute +2 ---
turn.
Sucker Punch Clever +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Sunny Day Beautiful +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Super Fang Tough +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Superpower Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Supersonic Clever +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Surf Beautiful +2 -2 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Swagger Cute +3 ---
this turn.
Swallow Tough +2 ---
turn.
Sweet Kiss Cute +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Sweet Scent Cute +2 ---
turn.
Swift Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting first.
Switcheroo Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Swords Dance Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Synchronoise Clever +2 ---
Synthesis Clever +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "T"

Contest
Type
Tackle Tough +4 ---
Tail Glow Beautiful +1 --- Pumps up the user's energy and also prevents nerviousness.
Tail Slap Cute +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Tail Whip Cute +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Tailwind Cool +3 ---
Take Down Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Taunt Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Techno Blast Cool +1 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Teeter Dance Cute +4 -4
used on last turn.)
Telekinesis Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Teleport Cool +1 ---
turn.
Thief Tough +1 ---
previous Pokémon.
Thrash Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Thunder Cool +1 --- Works better the more the crowd is excited.
Thunder Fang Cool +4 ---
Thunder Punch Cool +4 ---
Thunder Shock Cool +4 ---
Thunder Wave Cool +1 -3 Jams all Pokémon acting before the user. (Best used when moving last.)
Thunderbolt Cool +4 ---
Tickle Cute +3 ---
this turn.
Topsy-Turvy Clever +3 --- The order of Pokémon movements on the next turn is randomized.
Torment Tough +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Toxic Clever +3 ---
this turn.
Toxic Spikes Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Transform Clever +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Tri Attack Beautiful +1 --- Effectiveness varies depending on when it is used.
Trick Clever +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Trick Room Clever +3 --- The order of Pokémon movements on the next turn is randomized.
Trick-or-Treat Cute +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Triple Kick Cool +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.

Trump Card Cool ---
+4 when last.
Twineedle Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
Twister Cool +4 ---
Uproar Cute +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "U"
Contest
Type
U-turn Cute +4 ---
made bored.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "V"
Contest
Type
Vacuum Wave Cool +3 ---
V-create Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
Venom Drench Clever +3 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if the user is pumped up when using this.
Venoshock Beautiful +2 ---
Vice Grip Tough +4 ---
Vine Whip Cool +4 ---
Vital Throw Cool +2 --- Extra Appeal points are earned if you use this while acting last.
Volt Switch Cool +4 ---
made bored.
Volt Tackle Cool +6 ---
moving last.)
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "W"
Contest
Type
Wake-Up Slap Tough +3 --- Affected by how well the previous Pokémon's move went.
Water Gun Cute +4 ---
Water Pledge Beautiful +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Water Pulse Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Water Shuriken Cool +3 ---
Water Sport Cute +2 --- Excites the audience in any kind of contest.
Water Spout Beautiful +6 ---
moving last.)
Waterfall Tough +4 ---
Weather Ball Beautiful +3 --- Can be used in succession without the "boredom" penalty.
Whirlpool Beautiful +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Whirlwind Clever +3 ---
Wide Guard Tough +1 ---
turn.
Wild Charge Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Will-O-Wisp Beautiful +3 --- The audience will expect little of the Pokémon to act after the user.
Wing Attack Cool +4 ---
Wish Cute +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used last.
Withdraw Cute +2 ---
turn.
Wonder Room Clever +3 --- The order of Pokémon movements on the next turn is randomized.
Wood Hammer Tough +6 ---
moving last.)
Work Up Tough +3 --- Excites the audience a lot if used first.
Worry Seed Clever +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
Wrap Tough +3 --- Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.
Wring Out Tough +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "X"

Contest
Type
X-Scissor Cool +2 -1 Jams Pokémon that used moves of the same Contest type before the user.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "Y"
Contest
Type
Yawn Cute +2 --- Makes the Pokémon moving after the user nervous.
CONTEST MOVES LIST - MOVES STARTING WITH "Z"
Contest
Type
Zap Cannon Cool +2 -1 Jams all Pokémon that successfully showed their appeal.
Zen Headbutt Clever +4 ---
Z Moves
Whenever a Pokémon holds a Z Crystal and uses a move of the same type as the Z Crystal, they can unleash a super-powerful
move once per battle. Z Moves' power varies with the power of the move being used, and shares the same class as the move that is
the basis for it. For example, with Gigavolt Havoc...
Base Move Move's Power Z Move's Power Move's Class Z Move's Class
Electro Ball Variable 160 Special Special
Nuzzle 20 100 Physical Physical
Thunderbolt 90 175 Special Special
...among other moves. Following the list of the Z Moves are the specific effects of the base moves and how they affect the move
proper.
So without further ado, here are the known Z Moves. Keep in mind you must be holding the corresponding Z Crystal to use the
move, and the move only works if the base move is the same type. (For example, Pikachu using Gigavolt Havoc must hold
Electrium Z and must use an Electric-type move.)
TYPE-SPECIFIC Z MOVES
Z Move Type Z Crystal Other Notes
Acid Downpour Poison Poisonium Z
All-Out Pummeling Fighting Fightnium Z
Black Hole Eclipse Dark Darknium Z
Bloom Doom Grass Grassium Z
Breakneck Blitz Normal Normalium Z
Continental Crush Rock Rockium Z
Corkscrew Crash Steel Steelium Z
Devastating Drake Dragon Dragonium Z
Gigavolt Havoc Electric Electrium Z Always hits.
Hydro Vortex Water Waterium Z
Inferno Overdrive Fire Firium Z
Never-Ending Nightmare Ghost Ghostium Z
Savage Spin-Out Bug Bugnium Z
Shattered Psyche Psychic Psychium Z
Subzero Slammer Ice Icium Z
Supersonic Skystrike Flying Flyinium Z
Tectonic Rage Ground Grounium Z
Twinkle Tackle Fairy Fairium Z
POKÉMON-SPECIFIC Z MOVES
Z Move Type Z Crystal Other Notes
10,000,000 Volt Pikashunium Only for Pikachu with a cap. Has a significantly higher critical-hit rate.
Electric
Thunderbolt Z Requires Thunderbolt.
Catastropika Electric Pikanium Z Only for Pikachu. Requires Volt Tackle.
Only for Eevee. Will boost all of its stats by 2 stages each. Requires Last
Extreme Evoboost Normal Eevium Z
Resort.
Genesis Supernova Psychic Mewnium Z Only for Mew. Induces Psychic Terrain. Requires Psychic.
Only for Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Bulu, and Tapu Fini. Requires
Guardian of Alola ??? Tapunium Z
Nature's Madness.
Malicious Moonsault ??? Incinium Z Only for Incineroar. Requires Darkest Lariat.
Oceanic Operetta ??? Primarium Z Only for Primarima. Requires Sparkling Aria.
Pulverizing Pancake Normal Snorlium Z Only for Snorlax. Requires Giga Impact.
Sinister Arrow Raid Grass Decidium Z Only for Decidueye. Requires Spirit Shackle.
Soul-Stealing 7-Star
??? Marshadium Z Only for Marshadow. Requires Spectral Thief.
Strike
Stoked SparkSurfer Electric Aloraichium Z Only for Raichu. Will cause Paralysis. Requires Thunderbolt.
Base Move Effects on Z Moves
Unless otherwise stated, the Z Move will take on the class of its base move. It will typically be of the Z Crystal's corresponding type,
and will generally always hit and generally always break through Protect-like moves (albeit at 1/4 Power). Any side effects of the
original move are also preserved IF the original move is a status move (such moves have "---" for the power).
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "A"
Corresponding Z Base
Base Move Other Effects
Move Power
Absorb Bloom Doom 100 None
Accelerock Continental Crush 100 None

Acid Acid Downpour 100 None
Acid Armor Acid Downpour --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Acid Spray Acid Downpour 100 None
Acrobatics Supersonic Skystrike 100 None
Acupressure Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's critical-hit rate by one stage
Aerial Ace Supersonic Skystrike 120 None
Aeroblast Supersonic Skystrike 180 None
After You Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Agility Shattered Psyche --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Air Cutter Supersonic Skystrike 120 None
Air Slash Supersonic Skystrike 140 None
Ally Switch Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Amnesia Shattered Psyche --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Anchor Shot Corkscrew Crash 160 None
Ancient Power Continental Crush 120 None
Aqua Jet Hydro Vortex 100 None
Aqua Ring Hydro Vortex --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Aqua Tail Hydro Vortex 175 None
Arm Thrust All-Out Pummeling 100 None
Aromatherapy Bloom Doom --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Aromatic Mist Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by two stages
Assist No effect
Assurance Black Hole Eclipse 120 None
Never-Ending
Astonish 100 None
Nightmare
Attack Order Savage Spin-Out 175 None
Attract Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Aura Sphere All-Out Pummeling 160 None
Aurora Beam Subzero Slammer 120 None
Aurora Veil Subzero Slammer --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Autotomize Corkscrew Crash --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Avalanche Subzero Slammer 120 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "B"
Move Power
Baby-Doll Eyes Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Baneful Bunker Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Barrage Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Barrier Shattered Psyche --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Baton Pass Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Beak Blast Supersonic Skystrike 180 None
Beat Up Black Hole Eclipse 100 None
Belch Acid Downpower 190 None

Fully restore's the user's HP (then HP is dropped by 50% and Attack
Belly Drum Breakneck Blitz ---
boosted)
Bestow Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Bide Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Bind Breakneck Blitz 100 [Unsure]
Bite Black Hole Eclipse 120 None
Blast Burn Inferno Overdrive 200 None
Blaze Kick Inferno Overdrive 160 None
Blizzard Subzero Slammer 185 None
Block Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Blue Flare Inferno Overdrive 195 None
Body Slam Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Bolt Strike Gigavolt Havoc 195 None
Bone Club Tectonic Rage 120 None
Bone Rush Tectonic Rage 140 None
Bonemerang Tectonic Rage 100 None
Boomburst Breakneck Blitz 200 None
Bounce Supersonic Skystrike 160 None
Brave Bird Supersonic Skystrike 190 None
Brick Break All-Out Pummeling 140 None
Brine Hydro Vortex 120 None

Brutal Swing Black Hole Eclipsde 120 None
Bubble Hydro Vortex 100 None
Bubble Beam Hydro Vortex 120 None
Bug Bite Savage Spin-Out 120 None
Bug Buzz Savage Spin-Out 175 None
Bulk Up All-Out Pummeling --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Bulldoze Tectonic Rage 120 None
Bullet Punch Corkscrew Crash 100 None
Bullet Seed Bloom Doom 140 None
Burn Up Inferno Overdrive 195 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "C"
Move Power
Calm Mind Shattered Psyche --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Captivate Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by two stages
Boosts the user's Attack, Defense, Sp. Atk., Sp. Def., Speed, accuracy,
Celebrate Breakneck Blitz ---
critical-hit rate, and evasion by one stage
Charge Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Charge Beam Gigavolt Havoc 100 None
Charm Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Chatter Supersonic Skystrike 120 None
Chip Away Breakneck Blitz 140 None

Circle Throw All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Clamp Hydro Vortex 100 None
Clanging Scales Devastating Drake 185 None
Clear Smog Acid Downpour 100 None
Close Combat All-Out Pummeling 190 None
Coil Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Comet Punch Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Confide Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Never-Ending
Confuse Ray --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Nightmare
Confusion Shattered Psyche 100 None
Constrict Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Conversion Breakneck Blitz ---
Conversion 2 Breakneck Blitz --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Copycat Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Core Enforcer Devastating Drake 140 None
Cosmic Power Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Cotton Guard Bloom Doom --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Cotton Spore Bloom Doom --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Counter All-Out Pummeling 100 None
Covet Breakneck Blitz 120 None

Crabhammer Hydro Vortex 180 None
Crafty Shield Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Cross Chop All-Out Pummeling 180 None
Cross Poison Acid Downpour 140 None
Crunch Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Crush Claw Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Crush Grip Breakneck Blitz 190 None
Never-Ending If the user is a Ghost-type, their HP is fully restored; otherwise, their

Curse --
Nightmare Attack is boosted by one stage
Cut Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "D"
Move Power
Dark Pulse Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Dark Void Black Hole Eclipse --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Darkest Lariat Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Dazzling Gleam Twinkle Tackle 160 None
Defend Order Savage Spin-Out --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Defense Curl Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Defog Supersonic Skystrike --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Never-Ending
Destiny Bond --- The user becomes the target of all further attacks this turn
Nightmare
Detect All-Oout Pummeling --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
Diamond Storm Continental Crush 180 None
Dig Tectonic Rage 180 None
Disable Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Disarming Voice Twinkle Tackle 100 None
Discharge Gigavolt Havoc 160 None
Dive Hydro Vortex 160 None
Dizzy Punch Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Doom Desire Corkscrew Crash 200 None
Double Hit Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Double Kick All-Out Pummeling 100 None
Double Slap Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Double Team Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Double-Edge Breakneck Blitz 190 None
Draco Meteor Devestating Drake 195 None
Dragon Ascent Supersonic Skystrike 190 None
Dragon Breath Devestating Drake 120 None
Dragon Claw Devestating Drake 160 None
Dragon Dance Devastating Drake --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Dragon Hammer Devastating Drake 175 None
Dragon Pulse Devestating Drake 160 None
Dragon Rage Devastating Drake 100 None

Dragon Rush Devestating Drake 180 None
Dragon Tail Devestating Drake 120 None
Drain Punch All-Out Pummeling 140 None
Draining Kiss Twinkle Tackle 100 None
Dream Eater Shattered Psyche 180 None
Drill Peck Supersonic Skystrike 160 None
Drill Run Tectonic Rage 160 None
Dual Chop Devestating Drake 100 None
Dynamic Punch All-Out Pummeling 180 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "E"
Move Power
Earth Power Tectonic Rage 175 None
Earthquake Tectonic Rage 180 None
Echoed Voice Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Eerie Impulse Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Egg Bomb Breakneck Blitz 180 None
Electric Terrain Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Electrify Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Electro Ball Gigavolt Havoc 160 None
Electroweb Gigavolt Havoc 100 None

Embargo Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Ember Inferno Overdrive 100 None
Encore Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Endeavor Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Endure Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Energy Ball Bloom Doom 175 None
Entrainment Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Eruption Inferno Overdrive 200 None
Explosion Breakneck Blitz 200 None
Extrasensory Shattered Psyche 160 None
Extreme Speed Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "F"
Move Power
Facade Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Fairy Lock Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Fairy Wind Twinkle Tackle 100 None
Fake Out Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Fake Tears Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
False Swipe Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Feather Dance Supersonic Skystrike --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Feint Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Feint Attack Black Hole Eclipse 120 None
Fell Stinger Savage Spin-Out 100 None
Fiery Dance Inferno Overdrive 160 None
Final Gambit All-Out Pummeling 180 None
Fire Blast Inferno Overdrive 185 None
Fire Fang Inferno Overdrive 120 None
Fire Lash Inferno Overdrive 160 None
Fire Pledge Inferno Overdrive 160 None
Fire Punch Inferno Overdrive 140 None
Fire Spin Inferno Overdrive 100 None
First Impression Savage Spin-Out 175 None
Fissure Tectonic Rage 180 None
Flail Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Flame Burst Inferno Overdrive 140 None
Flame Charge Inferno Overdrive 100 None
Flame Wheel Inferno Overdrive 120 None
Flamethrower Inferno Overdrive 175 None
Flare Blitz Inferno Overdrive 190 None
Flash Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
Flash Cannon Corkscrew Crash 160 None

Flatter Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Fleur Cannon Twinkle Tackle 195 None
Fling Black Hole Eclipse 100 None
Floral Healing Bloom Doom --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Flower Shield Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Fly Supersonic Skystrike 175 None
Flying Press All-Out Pummeling 170 None
Focus Blast All-Out Pummeling 190 None
Focus Energy All-Out Pummeling --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Focus Punch All-Out Pummeling 200 None
Follow Me Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Force Palm All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Foresight Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's critical-hit rate by one stage
Forest's Curse Bloom Doom ---
Foul Play Black Hole Eclipse 175 None
Freeze Shock Subzero Slammer 200 None
Freeze-Dry Subzero Slammer 140 None
Frenzy Plant Bloom Doom 200 None
Frost Breath Subzero Slammer 120 None
Frustration Breakneck Blitz 160 None

Fury Attack Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Fury Cutter Savage Spin-Out 100 None
Fury Swipes Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Fusion Bolt Gigavolt Havoc 180 None
Fusion Flare Inferno Overdrive 180 None
Future Sight Shattered Psyche 190 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "G"
Move Power
Gastro Acid Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Gear Grind Corkscrew Crash 180 None
Gear Up Corkscrew Crash --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Geomancy Twinkle Tackle ---
Giga Drain Bloom Doom 140 None
Giga Impact Breakneck Blitz 200 None
Glaciate Subzero Slammer 120 None
Glare Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Grass Knot Bloom Doom 160 None
Grass Pledge Bloom Doom 160 None
Grass Whistle Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Grassy Terrain Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Gravity Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Growl Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Growth Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Never-Ending
Grudge --- The user becomes the target of all further attacks this turn
Nightmare
Guard Split Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Guard Swap Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Guillotine Breakneck Blitz 180 None
Gunk Shot Acid Downpour 190 None
Gust Supersonic Skystrike 100 None
Gyro Ball Corkscrew Crash 160 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "H"
Move Power
Hail Subzero Slammer --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Hammer Arm All-Out Pummeling 180 None
Happy Hour Breakneck Blitz ---
Harden Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Haze Subzero Slammer --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Head Charge Breakneck Blitz 190 None
Head Smash Continental Crush 200 None
Headbutt Breakneck Blitz 140 None

Heal Bell Breakneck Blitz --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Heal Block Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by two stages
Heal Order Savage Spin-Out --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Heal Pulse Shattered Psyche --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Healing Wish No effect
Heart Stamp Shattered Psyche 120 None
Heart Swap Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's critical-hit rate by one stage
Heat Crash Inferno Overdrive 160 None
Heat Wave Inferno Overdrive 175 None
Heavy Slam Corkscrew Crash 160 None
Helping Hand Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Never-Ending
Hex 160 None
Nightmare
Hidden Power Breakneck Blitz 120 None
High
Tectonic Rage 175 None
Horsepower
High Jump Kick All-Out Pummeling 195 None
Hold Back Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Hold Hands Breakneck Blitz ---
Hone Claws Black Hole Eclipse --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Horn Attack Breakneck Blitz 120 None
Horn Drill Breakneck Blitz 180 None

Horn Leech Bloom Doom 140 None
Howl Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Hurricane Supersonic Skystrike 185 None
Hydro Cannon Hydro Vortex 200 None
Hydro Pump Hydro Vortex 185 None
Hyper Beam Breakneck Blitz 200 None
Hyper Fang Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Hyper Voice Breakneck Blitz 175 None
Hyperspace Fury Black Hole Eclipse 180 None
Hyperspace Hole Shattered Psyche 160 None
Hypnosis Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "I"
Move Power
Ice Ball Subzero Slammer 100 None
Ice Beam Subzero Slammer 175 None
Ice Burn Subzero Slammer 200 None
Ice Fang Subzero Slammer 120 None
Ice Hammer Subzero Slammer 180 None
Ice Punch Subzero Slammer 140 None
Ice Shard Subzero Slammer 100 None

Icicle Crash Subzero Slammer 160 None
Icicle Spear Subzero Slammer 140 None
Icy Wind Subzero Slammer 100 None
Imprison Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by two stages
Incinerate Inferno Overdrive 120 None
Inferno Inferno Overdrive 180 None
Infestation Savage Spin-out 100 None
Ingrain Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Instruct Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Ion Deluge Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Iron Defense Corkscrew Crash --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Iron Head Corkscrew Crash 160 None
Iron Tail Corkscrew Crash 180 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "J"
Move Power
Judgement Breakneck Blitz 180 None
Jump Kick All-Out Pummeling 180 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "K"
Move Power
Karate Chop All-Out Pummeling 100 None

Kinesis Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
King's Shield Corkscrew Crash --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Knock Off Black Hole Eclipse 120 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "L"
Move Power
Land's Wrath Tectonic Rage 185 None
Laser Focus Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Last Resort Breakneck Blitz 200 None
Lava Plume Inferno Overdrive 160 None
Leaf Blade Bloom Doom 175 None
Leaf Storm Bloom Doom 195 None
Leaf Tornado Bloom Doom 120 None
Leafage Bloom Doom 100 None
Leech Seed Bloom Doom --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Leer Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Never-Ending
Lick 100 None
Nightmare
Light of Ruin Twinkle Tackle 200 None
Light Screen Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Liquidation Hydro Vortex 160 None
Lock-On Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Lovely Kiss Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Low Kick All-Out Pummeling 160 None
Low Sweep All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Lucky Chant Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
Lunar Dance No effect
Lunge Savage Spin-Out 160 None
Luster Purge Shattered Psyche 140 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "M"
Move Power
Mach Punch All-Out Pummeling 100 None
Magic Coat Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by two stages
Magic Room Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Magical Leaf Bloom Doom 120 None
Magma Storm Inferno Overdrive 180 None
Magnet Bomb Corkscrew Crash 120 None
Magnet Rise Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
Magnetic Flux Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Magnitude Tectonic Rage 140 None
Mat Block All-Out Pummeling --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Me First Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Mean Look Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Meditate Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Mega Drain Bloom Doom 120 None
Mega Kick Breakneck Blitz 190 None
Mega Punch Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Megahorn Savage Spin-Out 190 None
Never-Ending
Memento --- The user is sacrificed, and their replacement's HP is fully restored
Nightmare
Metal Burst Corkscrew Crash 100 None
Metal Claw Corkscrew Crash 100 None
Metal Sound Corkscrew Crash --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Meteor Mash Corkscrew Crash 175 None
Metronome No effect
Milk Drink Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Mimic Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Minimize Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Miracle Eye Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Mirror Coat Shattered Psyche 100 None
Mirror Move Supersonic Skystrike --- Boosts the user's Attack by two stages
Mirror Shot Corkscrew Crash 120 None
Mist Subzero Slammer --- Fully restore's the user's HP

Mist Ball Shattered Psyche 140 None
Misty Terrain Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Moonblast Twinkle Tackle 175 None
Never-Ending
Moongeist Beam 180 None
Nightmare
Moonlight Twinkle Tackle --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Morning Sun Inferno Overdrive --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Mud Bomb Tectonic Rage 120 None
Mud Shot Tectonic Rage 100 None
Mud Sport Tectonic Rage --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Muddy Water Hydro Vortex 175 None
Mud-Slap Tectonic Rage 100 None
Multi-Attack Breakneck Blitz 185 None
Mystical Fire Inferno Overdrive 140 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "N"
Move Power
Nasty Plot Black Hole Eclipse --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Natural Gift Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Nature Power No effect
Nature's
Twinkle Tackle 100 None
Madness
Needle Arm Bloom Doom 120 None

Night Daze Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Neverending
Night Shade 100 None
Nightmare
Night Slash Black Hole Eclipse 140 None
Never-Ending
Nightmare --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Nightmare
Noble Roar Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Nuzzle Gigavolt Havoc 100 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "O"
Move Power
Oblivion Wing Supersonic Skystrike 160 None
Octazooka Hydro Vortex 120 None
Odor Sleuth Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Never-Ending
Ominous Wind 120 None
Nightmare
Origin Pulse Hydro Vortex 185 None
Outrage Devestating Drake 190 None
Overheat Inferno Overdrive 195 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "P"
Move Power
Pain Split Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Parabolic Charge Gigavolt Havoc 120 None

Parting Shot Black Hole Eclipse --- The user's replacement's HP is fully restored
Pay Day Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Payback Black Hole Eclipse 100 None
Peck Supersonic Skystrike 100 None
Perish Song Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Petal Blizzard Bloom Doom 175 None
Petal Dance Bloom Doom 190 None
Never-Ending
Phantom Force 175 None
Nightmare
Pin Missile Savage Spin-Out 140 None
Play Nice Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Play Rough Twinkle Tackle 175 None
Pluck Supersonic Skystrike 120 None
Poison Fang Acid Downpour 100 None
Poison Gas Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Poison Jab Acid Downpour 160 None
Poison Powder Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Poison Sting Acid Downpour 100 None
Poison Tail Acid Downpour 100 None
Pollen Puff Savage Spin-Out 175 None
Pound Breakneck Blitz 100 None

Powder Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by two stages
Powder Snow Subzero Slammer 100 None
Power Gem Continental Crush 160 None
Power Split Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Power Swap Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Power Trick Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Power Trip Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Power Whip Bloom Doom 190 None
Power-Up Punch All-Out Punch 100 None
Precipice Blades Tectonic Rage 190 None
Present Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Prismatic Laser Shattered Psyche 200 None
Protect Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Psybeam Shattered Psyche 120 None
Psych Up Shattered Psyche --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Psychic Shattered Psyche 175 None
Psychic Fangs Shattered Psyche 160 None
Psychic Terrain Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Psycho Boost Shattered Psyche 200 None
Psycho Cut Shattered Psyche 140 None
Psycho Shift Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by two stages
Psyshock Shattered Psyche 160 None
Psystrike Shattered Psyche 180 None
Psywave Shattered Psyche 100 None
Punishment Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Purify Acid Downpour ---
Pursuit Black Hole Eclipse 100 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "Q"
Move Power
Quash Black Hole Eclipse --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Quick Attack Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Quick Guard All-Out Pummeling --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Quiver Dance Savage Spin-Out --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "R"
Move Power
Rage Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Rage Powder Savage Spin-Out --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Rain Dance Hydro Vortex --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Rapid Spin Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Razor Leaf Bloom Doom 100 None
Razor Shell Hydro Vortex 140 None

Razor Wind Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Recovery Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Recycle Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Reflect Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Reflect Type Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Refresh Breakneck Blitz --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Relic Song Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Rest Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Retaliate Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Return Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Revelation
Breakneck Blitz 175 None
Dance
Revenge All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Reversal All-Out Pummeling 160 None
Roar Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Roar of Time Devestating Drake 200 None
Rock Blast Continental Crush 140 None
Rock Climb Breakneck Blitz 175 None
Rock Polish Continental Crush --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Rock Slide Continental Crush 140 None
Rock Smash All-Out Pummeling 100 None

Rock Throw Continental Crush 100 None
Rock Tomb Continental Crush 120 None
Rock Wrecker Continental Crush 200 None
Role Play Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Rolling Kick All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Rollout Continental Crush 100 None
Roost Supersonic Skystrike --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Rototiller Tectonic Rage --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Round Breakneck Blitz 120 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "S"
Move Power
Sacred Fire Inferno Overdrive 180 None
Sacred Sword All-Out Pummeling 175 None
Safeguard Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Sand Attack Tectonic Rage --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
Sand Tomb Tectonic Rage 100 None
Sandstorm Tectonic Rage --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Scald Hydro Vortex 160 None
Scary Face Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Scratch Breakneck Blitz 100 [Unsure]

Screech Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Searing Shot Inferno Overdrive 180 None
Secret Power Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Secret Sword All-Out Pummeling 160 None
Seed Bomb Bloom Doom 160 None
Seed Flare Bloom Doom 190 None
Seismic Toss All-Out Pummel 100 None
Self-Destruct Breakneck Blitz 200 None
Never-Ending
Shadow Ball 160 None
Nightmare
Never-Ending
Shadow Claw 140 None
Nightmare
Never-Ending
Shadow Force 190 None
Nightmare
Never-Ending
Shadow Punch 120 None
Nightmare
Never-Ending
Shadow Sneak 100 None
Nightmare
Sharpen Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Sheer Cold Subzero Slammer 180 None
Shell Smash Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Shell Trap Inferno Overdrive 200 None
Shift Gear Corkscrew Crash --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Shock Wave Gigavolt Havoc 120 None

Shore Up Tectonic Rage --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Signal Beam Savage Spin-Out 140 None
Silver Wind Savage Spin-Out 120 None
Simple Beam Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Sing Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Sketch Breakneck Blitz ---
Skill Swap Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Skull Bash Breakneck Blitz 195 None
Sky Attack Supersonic Skystrike 200 None
Sky Drop Supersonic Skystrike 120 None
Sky Uppercut All-Out Pummeling 160 None
Slack Off Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Slam Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Slash Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Sleep Powder Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Sleep Talk Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's critical-hit rate by one stage
Sludge Acid Downpour 120 None
Sludge Bomb Acid Downpour 175 None
Sludge Wave Acid Downpour 175 None
Smack Down Continental Crush 100 None

Smart Strike Corkscrew Crash 140 None
Smelling Salts Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Smog Acid Downpour 100 None
Smoke Screen Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's evasion by one stage
Snarl Black Hole Eclipse 100 None
Snatch Black Hole Eclipse --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Snore Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Snore Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Soak Hydro Vortex --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Softboiled Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Solar Beam Bloom Doom 190 None
Solar Blade Bloom Doom 190 None
Sonic Boom Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Spacial Rend Devestating Drake 180 None
Spark Gigavolt Havoc 120 None
Sparkling Aria Hydro Vortex 175 None
Never-Ending
Spectral Thief 175 None
Nightmare
Speed Swap Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Spider Web Savage Spin-Out --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Spike Cannon Breakneck Blitz 100 None

Spikes Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Spiky Shield Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Never-Ending
Spirit Shackle 160 None
Nightmare
Spit Up Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Never-Ending
Spite --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Nightmare
Splash Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by three stages
Spotlight Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Steam Eruption Hydro Eruption 185 None
Steamroller Savage Spin-Out 120 None
Steel Wing Corkscrew Crash 140 None
Sticky Web Savage Spin-Out --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Stockpile Breakneck Blitz --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Stomp Breakneck Blitz 120 None
Stomping
Tantrum
Stone Edge Continental Crush 180 None
Stored Power Shattered Psyche 160 None
Storm Throw All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Strength Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Strength Sap Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
String Shot Savage Spin-Out --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Struggle Breakneck Blitz 1 None
Struggle Bug Savage Spin-Out 100 None
Stun Spore Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Submission All-Out Pummeling 160 None
Substitute Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Sucker Punch Black Hole Eclipse 140 None
Sunny Day Inferno Overdrive --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Sunsteel Strike Corkscrew Crash 180 None
Super Fang Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Superpower All-Out Pummeling 190 None
Supersonic Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Surf Hydro Vortex 175 None
Swagger Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Swallow Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Sweet Kiss Twinkle Tackle --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Sweet Scent Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Swift Breakneck Blitz 120 None
Switcheroo Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Swords Dance Breakneck Blitz --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Synchronoise Shattered Psyche 160 None
Synthesis Bloom Doom --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "T"
Move Power
Tackle Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Tail Glow Savage Spin-Out --- Removes all of the user's stat debuffs (doesn't affect their boosted stats)
Tail Slap Breakneck Blitz 140 None
Tail Whip Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Tailwind Supersonic Skystrike --- Boosts the user's critical-hit rate by one stage
Take Down Breakneck Blitz 175 None
Taunt Black Hole Eclipse --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Tearful Look Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Techno Blast Breakneck Blitz 190 None
Teeter Dance Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Telekinesis Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Atk. by one stage
Teleport Shattered Psyche --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Thief Black Hole Eclipse 120 None
Thousand
Arrows
Thousand Waves Tectonic Rage 175 None
Thrash Breakneck Blitz 190 None
Throat Chop Black Hole Eclipse 160 None
Thunder Gigavolt Havoc 185 None

Thunder Fang Gigavolt Havoc 120 None
Thunder Punch Gigavolt Havoc 140 None
Thunder Shock Gigavolt Havoc 100 None
Thunder Wave Gigavolt Havoc --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Thunderbolt Gigavolt Havoc 175 None
Tickle Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Topsy-Turvy Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Torment Black Hole Eclipse --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Toxic Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Toxic Spikes Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Toxic Thread Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Transform Breakneck Blitz --- Fully restore's the user's HP
Tri Attack Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Trick Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Speed by two stages
Trick Room Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's accuracy by one stage
Never-Ending Boosts the user's Attack, Defense, Sp. Atk., Sp. Def., Speed, accuracy,
Trick-or-Treat ---
Nightmare critical-hit rate, and evasion by one stage
Triple Kick All-Out Pummeling 120 None
Trop Kick Bloom Doom 140 None
Trump Card Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Twineedle Savage Spin-Out 100 None

Twister Devestating Drake 100 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "U"
Move Power
Uproar Breakneck Blitz 175 None
U-turn Savage Spin-Out 140 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "V"
Move Power
Vacuum Wave All-Out Pummeling 100 None
V-Create Inferno Overdrive 220 None
Venom Drench Acid Downpour --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Venoshock Acid Downpour 120 None
Vice Grip Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Vine Whip Bloom Doom 100 None
Vital Throw All-Out Pummeling 140 None
Volt Switch Gigavolt Havoc 140 None
Volt Tackle Gigavolt Havoc 190 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "W"
Move Power
Wake-Up Slap All-Out Pummeling 140 None
Water Gun Hydro Vortex 100 None

Water Pledge Hydro Vortex 160 None
Water Pulse Hydro Vortex 120 None
Water Shuriken Hydro Vortex 100 None
Water Sport Hydro Vortex --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Water Spout Hydro Vortex 200 None
Waterfall Hydro Vortex 160 None
Weather Ball Breakneck Blitz 160 None
Whirlpool Hydro Vortex 100 None
Whirlwind Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Wide Guard Continental Crush --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Wild Charge Gigavolt Havoc 175 None
Will-O-Wisp Inferno Overdrive --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Wing Attack Supersonic Skystrike 100 None
Wish Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Withdraw Hydro Vortex --- Boosts the user's Defense by one stage
Wonder Room Shattered Psyche --- Boosts the user's Sp. Def. by one stage
Wood Hammer Bloom Doom 190 None
Work Up Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Attack by one stage
Worry Seed Bloom Doom --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Wrap Breakneck Blitz 100 None
Wring Out Breakneck Blitz 190 None

Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "X"
Move Power
X-Scissor Savage Spin-Out 160 None
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "Y"
Move Power
Yawn Breakneck Blitz --- Boosts the user's Speed by one stage
Z MOVE EXTRA EFFECTS - MOVES STARTING WITH "Z"
Move Power
Zap Cannon Gigavolt Havoc 190 None
Zen Headbutt Shattered Psyche 160 None
Zing Zap Gigavolt Havoc 160 None

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The Trial of Captain Ilima

• Obtaining Your First Pokémon!

Obtaining Your First Pokémon!

[_] Sparkling Stone [_] Pokédex [_] Trainer Passport

POSSIBLE TRADES AND GIFT POKÉMON

Version Pokémon Given Pokémon Received Pokémon Type Likely Ability

Rowlet Grass/Flying Overgrow

Both [None] Litten Fire Blaze

Popplio Water Torrent

NOTE: You only can receive one of these Pokémon

#722 Rowlet Grass/Flying Overgrow, Long Reach 68 55 55 50 50 42 320

#723 Dartrix Grass/Flying Overgrow, Long Reach 78 75 75 70 70 52 420

#725 Litten Fire Blaze, Intimidate 45 65 40 60 40 70 320

#726 Torracat Fire Blaze, Intimidate 65 85 50 80 50 90 420

#727 Incineroar Fire/Dark Blaze, Intimidate 95 115 90 80 90 60 530

#728 Popplio Water Torrent, Liquid Voice 50 54 54 66 56 40 320

#729 Brionne Water Torrent, Liquid Voice 60 69 69 91 81 50 420

#730 Primarina Water/Fairy Torrent, Liquid Voice 80 74 74 126 116 60 530

KEY'S PARTY AT THIS MOMENT

Rowlet 5 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Growl -

RECOMMENDED LEVELS: Level 5+

BOSS: Pokémon Trainer Hau

FOE'S POKÉMON PARTY

Pokémon Type Grass/Flying Fire Water

Level (Lv.) Level 5 Level 5 Level 5

Hold Item None None None

Ability Overgrow Blaze Torrent

Tackle Scratch Pound

Leafage Ember Water Gun

Rowlet Your starter was Litten

Litten Your starter was Popplio

Popplio Your starter was Rowlet

KEY'S PARTY AT THIS MOMENT

Rowlet 6 Grass/Flying Overgrow - Tackle Leafage Growl -

RECOMMENDED LEVELS: Level 5+

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: NORTHEASTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)

Caterpie Bug Shield Dust, Run Away 1 - - - - - Both 20%

Ledyba Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 1 - Both 20%

Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both 30%

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: NORTHEAST GRASS (NIGHTTIME)

Ledyba Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 1 - Both 20%

Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both 30%

Spinarak Bug/Poison Insomnia, Swarm, Sniper - 1 - - - - Both 20%

LOCAL WILD POKÉMON ENCOUNTER DATA - ROUTE 1: WESTERN GRASS (DAYTIME)

Caterpie Bug Shield Dust, Run Away 1 - - - - - Both 10%

Grubbin Bug Swarm - 1 - - - - Both 10%

Ledyba Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 1 - Both 15%

Metapod Bug Shed Skin - - 2 - - - Both 10%

Pichu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 1 Both 5%

Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both 20%

Caterpie Bug Shield Dust, Run Away 1 - - - - - Both -

Grubbin Bug Swarm - 1 - - - - Both -

Natural, Serene Grace, Friend

Ledyba Bug/Flying Early Bird, Swarm, Rattled - - - - 1 - Both -

Pichu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 1 Both -

Pikachu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 2 Both -

Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both -

Caterpie Bug Shield Dust, Run Away 1 - - - - - Both 10%

Grubbin Bug Swarm - 1 - - - - Both 10%

Metapod Bug Shed Skin - - 2 - - - Both 10%

Pichu Electric Static, Lightning Rod - - - - - 1 Both 5%

Pikipek Normal/Flying Keen Eye, Skill Link, Pickup - 1 - - - - Both 20%

Spinarak Bug/Poison Insomnia, Swarm, Sniper - 1 - - - - Both 15%