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Special Z Attacks These Z-Moves will only be executed if a specific Pokémon has them and knows a specific move.

Pikanium Z — Pikavolt Lethal, only if Pikachu knows volt tackle

Pikashunium Z — Lightning 10,000,000 Volts, only if Pikachu knows lightning

Alo-raichium Z — Galvanic Surfing, only if alolan raichu knows lightning

Decidium Z — Flurry of Shadow Arrows, only if Decidueye knows Shadow Stitch

Incinium Z — dark hyperplate, only if incineroar knows dark lariat

Primarium Z — Marina Symphony only if Primarium knows bubble area

Snorlium Z — Snorling Steamroller, only if Snorlax knows Gigaimpact

Mewnium Z — Original Supernova, only if Mew knows Psychic

Marshadium Z — Strike of the Seven Stolen Stars, only if Marshadow knows Shadow Stealer

Lycanium Z — Rock Tempest only if any Lycanroc knows sharp rocks

Mimikium Z — Friendly Somanta, only if mimikyu knows carantoña

Kommonium Z — Relentless Roar, only if kommo-o knows scale roar

Tapunium Z — Guardian's Wrath, can only be used by the guardians of the Islands and only if they know the move nature's fury

Solganium Z — Solar Onslaught, only if Solgaleo knows how to use the Meteoimpact move

Lunalium Z — Lunar Blast only if Lunala knows how to use Umbrian Beam

Ultranecrozium Z — Apocalyptic Photodestruction, only if Necrozma knows the Photon Geyser move, this move also leaves him transformed into his ultra state until the end of the battle

Eevium Z — Ninth Power only if Eevee knows the Last Resort move

Despite only 17 being known, it is said that anyone with an extremely strong bond with a Pokémon is capable of creating or manifesting a special Z-Crystal with their own exclusive Z-Move, or even more than one, as is the case with Pikashunium Z and Pikanium Z. Therefore, these moves are much more versatile than they appear at first glance.

Elemental Z attacks Any offensive move that is compatible with any of the elemental types of these Z-Crystals will transform into the following Z-Moves

Normalium Z — sweeping race (normal type Z crystal)

Fightinium Z — devastating bursts (Fighting-type Z-crystal)

Flyinium Z — Supersonic Dive (Flying-type Z-Crystal)

Poisonium Z — Corrosive Deluge (poison-type Z crystal)

Groundium Z — Telluric Drill (earth-type Z crystal)

Rockium Z — Continental Crushing (rock-type Z crystal)

Buginium Z — silky guillotine (bug type Z crystal)

Ghostium Z — Spectral Prey (Ghost-type Z-Crystal)

Steelium Z — trepanning helix (steel type Z crystal)

Firium Z — cataclysmic explosion (fire-type Z crystal)

Waterium Z — Avisal Hydrovortex (water-type Z crystal)

Grassium Z — Megaton Floral (plant-type crystal Z)

Electrium Z — Gigavolt Destroyer (electric-type Z crystal)

Psychium Z — Psychic disruptor (psychic-type Z crystal)

Icium Z — Polar Cryodestruction (ice-type Z crystal)

Dragonium Z — Devastating Breath Dragon (Dragon-type Z-Crystal)

Darkinium Z — Annihilating Black Hole (Sinister-type Z crystal)

Fairium Z — Fairy Stampede (fairy-type Z crystal)

Yes, and that detail is often overlooked. In fact, status Z-Moves are one of the most interesting mechanics of the seventh generation.

When a Pokémon uses a status move with a compatible Z-Crystal, the move doesn't become an offensive attack. Instead, it transforms into a Z-version of the same move (for example, Swords Dance Z, Z-Protect, or Thunder Wave Z) that retains the original effect and also gains an additional benefit.

Despite technically being a device, this Pokédex has a lot of personality, since it's essentially a Pokémon inside a device. Therefore, its memories and personality are directly transferred to the device it possesses. Rotomdex is extremely energetic and loves taking photographs. It also tends to analyze things quite literally, but in a comical and almost ridiculous way. Most of the time, it extracts data and analyses of qualitative things that are technically impossible to calculate, becoming somewhat obsessed with trivialities or nonsense. Sometimes, it acts like a small child, easily getting excited about data and feeling very proud whenever it's congratulated for an academic achievement or recognition from Professor Kuku.

In addition, as a Pokémon inhabiting an enhanced Pokédex, it tends to refer to itself as just another Pokémon, and can also translate what Pokémon say as an interpreter.

Obtaining this Z-Ring involves removing the Z-Crystal. Here are its main characteristics: Mystical Origin: It is not commonly found in nature; these are fragments that fall from the legendary Pokémon Solgaleo, Lunala, or Necrozma (the deities of light), or are given directly by the Guardian Spirits (the Tapu) of Alola to trainers who demonstrate a pure heart and courage. Transformation into a Z-Ring: On its own, the stone is a rough, smooth, oval crystal that emits its own glow. To use its power in battle, a Kahuna of the region must carve and set it, transforming it into a Z-Ring or Z-Bracelet. Energy Channel: Its main function is to act as a receiver and amplifier. When the stone (now a ring) is combined with a Z-Crystal, it allows the trainer's feelings and life energy to be synchronized with those of their Pokémon. This union unlocks the devastating Z-Move.

The only people who can convert Z-Orniths or Shining Stones into Z-Bracelets are the Kahunas. Needless to say, these objects are extremely rare, as these minerals are given to specific people by the Island Guardians or are found in very unusual ways. They are the only items that allow you to complete the Island Challenge, as this item is necessary to perform Z-Moves and harness all Z-Energy.

2. Gladio (The Other Rival / Antihero) Gladion's team reflects his personality: dark, fast, and lethal. He always uses his Zoroark to deceive on the first turn by pretending to be his final Pokémon.

*Silvally (His ace, changes type based on your initial)

• Multiattack *Shred

• Scissors X *Ironhead

• Zoroark (The King of Illusions) *Shadow Pulse

• Flamethrower *Accurate Wave

• Round Trip

*Crobat

• Poison Cross *Acrobat

• Fire Fang *Round Trip

• Lucario *Aural Sphere

• Radiance Focus Extreme Speed ​​Bullet Punch

3. Samina (President of the Aether Foundation) Lusamine's team is deceptive: it's made up of Pokémon that she considers "beautiful," but they all hit incredibly hard or have exhausting strategies.

*Clefable (Its defensive ace)

• Lunar Force *Cosmic Mass

• Moonlight *Ice Beam

• Milotic *Scald

• Ice Beam *Recovery

• Mirror Mantle

*Lilligant

• Petal Dance *Fluttering Dance
• Sleep-inducing Synthesis

Bewear (It hits very hard physically) Machada Double-edged Dragon Claw Zen Headbutt

4. Guzman (Team Skull Boss) The master of bugs. Guzmán uses pure physical strength, priority, and direct massive damage without worrying too much about status changes.

Golisopod (Their star Pokémon and undisputed ace) Skirmish (First Impression) Hydraulic ram Lifesavers Low Blow

Scizor (Speed ​​and priority) Bullet Punch Scissors X Sword Dance Air Strike

Masquerain (His special attacker to surprise) Buzzing Aerial Cut Ice Ray Energibola

Pinsir Scissors X Earthquake Sharp Rock Storm Shot

5. Chris (Electric Type) Lightning-fast attacks and coverage to deal with the Ground type.

Togedemaru (His main Pokémon) Electropunching Ironhead Barrera Espinosa Round trip

Magnezone Ray Focus Glow Voltage change Thunder Wave

Electivire Thunder Punch Fire Fist Earthquake Ice Punch

Vikavolt (The Totem of his trial) Buzz Ray Energibola Guillotine

6. Zarala (Ghost Type) Play with the changes of status and very varied cover (remember that he becomes a High Command).

Palossand (His ace) Shadow Ball Living Earth Mud Pump Gigadrain

Froslass Blizzard Shadow Ball Ray Frozen Song

Dhelmise Lash Anchorage Shadow Ball Earthquake

Drifblim Shadow Ball Acrobat Will-o'-the-Wisp Amnesia

7. Rika (Fairy Type) The captain is more laid-back, but her team hits incredibly hard with special damage.

Ribombee (His Ace and Final Totem) Ball of Pollen Magical Sparkle Psychic Energibola

Wigglytuff Magical Sparkle Booming voice Flamethrower Ice Ray

Klefki Magical Sparkle Focus Glow Light Screen Reflection

Granbull Carantoña Crush Earthquake Sharp Rock

1. Liam (Normal Type) Liam uses pure brute force and a few tricks up his sleeve. *Gumshoos (Your signature Pokémon for the trial)

• Crunch *Hyperfang

• Supertooth *Round Trip

• Smeargle *Extreme Speed

• Flare *Hydropump

• Whiplash

Komala Low Blow Hammer blow *Zen Headbutt

• Kangaskhan (Adds it in his most difficult battles) *Surprise
• Setback *Fist Increase
• Crush

2. Nereid (Water Type) His team is based on hitting hard and withstanding heavy blows.

*Araquanid (His Totem)

• Hydro Ram *Lifesucker

• Shred *Noxious Puya

• Lanturn Ice Ray *Scald

• Volt change

*Cloyster

• Icicle Stoneburst Starmie Shell (Uses it in the Battle Tree) Psychic Surfing Ice Beam Recovery

3. Kiawe (Fire Type) Pure physical damage and fast attacks. *Alolan Marowak (Its undisputed ace)

• Shadow Bone *Fiery Vile

• Bone-rang *Wisp

• Arcanine *Extreme Speed

• Fiery Threat *Cruel Volt

• Point Blank

*Talonflame

• Brave Bird *Fiery Thrust

• Acrobat *Quick Attack

• Salazzle (The Totem from his trial in Sun/Moon) *Mud Pump

• Flamethrower *Machination

• Toxic

4. Lulu (Plant Type) Passive healing strategy and status changes. *Tsareena (Your Ace)

• High Jump Kick *Whiplash
• Zen Headbutt Round trip

Trevenant Drainage pole Umbrian Claw Drainage systems Will-o'-the-Wisp

Shiinotic Lunar Force Gigadrain Spore Roots

Lurantis (The Totem of his trial) Solar Slash Scissors X Summary Petal Dance

Hala (mele mele)

Hariyama: Close Combat Knock Off Fake Out Heavy Slam

Primeape: Cross Chop Thrash Stone Edge Punishment

Crabominable: Ice Hammer Dynamic Punch Avalanche Protect

Nanu (Ula-Ula) The guy who seems like he doesn't want to be there... but he still wins you over.

Alolan Persian: Power Gem Dark Pulse Hypnosis Fake Out

Krookodile: Earthquake Crunch Stone Edge Sandstorm

Sableye: Shadow Ball Fake Out Detect Power Gem

Hapu (Pony) Mudsdale: High Horsepower Heavy Slam Stamina (key skill) Protect

Gastrodon: Scald Earth Power Recover Muddy Water

Golurk: Earthquake Shadow Punch Heavy Slam Curse

Olivia: (Akala)

Relicanth: Rock Slide Aqua Tail Earthquake Yawn

Carbink: Power Gem Moonblast Reflect Light Screen

Lycanroc: Stone Edge Crunch Counter Rock Slide

More emotional development than combat, but it still has its merits. Equipment: Alolan Vulpix: Ice Beam Aurora Veil Powder Snow Freeze-Dry

Magearna: Fleur Cannon Flash Cannon Aura Sphere Psychic

Raichu: Psychic Thunderbolt Focus Blast Nasty Plot

Noivern: Dragon Pulse Air Slash Flamethrower Boomburst

Taurus: Double-Edge Earthquake Zen Headbutt Iron Tail

Crabominable: Ice Hammer Close Combat Stone Edge Payback

Vaporeon: Surfing Ice Beam Shadow Ball Aqua Ring

Decidueye: Spirit Shackle Leaf Blade Brave Bird Swords Dance

The guy who seems like a laid-back teacher... but puts together a final boss team for you. Equipment:

Incineroar: Flare Blitz Darkest Lariat Cross Chop Bulk Up

Lycanroc: Stone Edge Accelerock Counter Stealth Rock

Braviary: Brave Bird Crush Claw Tailwind Steel Wing

Empoleon: Hydro Pump Flash Cannon Ice Beam Drill Peck

Venusaur: Frenzy Plant Sludge Bomb Sleep Powder Solar Beam

Lucario: Aura Sphere Bone Rush Extreme Speed Flash Cannon

Melemele Island: Located in the northwest of the archipelago, Melemele is known for its white sand beaches and peaceful atmosphere. The main town, Hauoli, is a vibrant urban center with markets and recreational areas. The guardian tapu of this island is Tapu Koko.

Akala Island: Located in the east, Akala is known for its hot springs and volcanic landscapes. Notable destinations include Kantai City and the Hanohano Resort, a luxury resort. Akala's guardian spirit is Tapu Lele.

Ula-Ula Island: The largest island in the archipelago, Ula-Ula features a variety of environments, from snow-capped mountains to desert areas. Malie Town, with its traditional-style garden, is a cultural highlight. Tapu Bulu is the guardian of this island.

Poni Island: Located in the southwest, Poni is the least developed and remains largely unspoiled. It's home to stunning natural formations and is guarded by Tapu Fini.

Aether Paradise: An artificial island created by the Aether Foundation, dedicated to the conservation and study of Pokémon. It serves as a refuge for injured or endangered Pokémon.

Alola's architecture reflects a fusion of traditional and modern styles, with buildings utilizing local materials and designs that blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Houses often feature sloping roofs and vibrant colors, while cities incorporate open spaces and lush vegetation.

Culturally, Alola deeply values ​​the connection between humans and Pokémon. Local customs include the "Island Tour," a series of challenges that Trainers undertake in lieu of traditional gyms. This tour is a time-honored tradition that seeks to strengthen bonds with Pokémon and nature.

Z-Crystals, special items that allow Pokémon to perform Z-Moves, powerful attacks that can be used once per battle. There are two main categories of Z-Crystals:

Elemental Z-Crystals: Associated with each of the 18 elemental types of Pokémon.

Pokémon-Specific Z-Crystals: Designed for certain Pokémon and allowing for unique Z-Moves.

To use a Z-Move, two key elements are required:

Z Bracelet: A device worn on the trainer's wrist, designed to hold Z-Crystals.

Z-Crystals: Special items that, when equipped by a Pokémon, allow it to perform a Z-Move corresponding to the type of the crystal.

Each Z-Crystal is associated with a specific Pokémon type. For example, Electrostal Z is linked to the Electric type, while Firestal Z is linked to the Fire type. For a Pokémon to be able to use a Z-Move, it must meet the following requirements:

The Pokémon must have the Z-Crystal equipped that corresponds to the type of move you want to boost.

The Pokémon must know at least one move of the same type as the equipped Z-Crystal.

Once these conditions are met, the Trainer can activate the Z-Move once per battle during battle. Doing so transforms the Pokémon's move into a much more powerful version, with spectacular animations and devastating effects. It's important to note that only one Z-Move can be used per battle, which adds a layer of strategy when deciding the optimal timing for its execution.

Pikastal Z (Pikanium Z): The Pikachus. Ash-Pikastal Z (Pikashunium Z): For Pikachu with cap. Eeveestal Z (Eevium Z): For Eevee. Snorlastal Z (Snorlium Z): The Snorlax. Mewstal Z (Mewnium Z): Para Mew. Primastal Z (Primarium Z): For Primarina. Incinostal Z (Incinium Z): To Incineroar. Dueyestal Z (Decidium Z): Para Decidueye. Tapistal Z (Tapunium Z): For the Tapu. Marshastal Z (Marshadium Z): The Marshadows. Lycanrostal Z (Lycanium Z): For Lycanroc. Kommostal Z (Kommonium Z): For Kommo-o. Lunalastal Z (Lunalium Z): For Lunala. Solgaleostal Z (Solganium Z): For Solgaleo. Ultranecrostal Z (Ultranecrozium Z): For Necrozma. Mimikyustal Z (Mimikium Z): To Mimikyu. Alo-Raistal Z (Aloraichium Z): For Raichu of Alola.

Elemental Z Crystals:

Normastal Z (Normalium Z): For Normal type movements. Pirostal Z (Firium Z): For Fire-type moves. Hydrostal Z (Waterium Z): For Water type moves. Electrostal Z (Electrium Z): For Electric type movements. Fitostal Z (Grassium Z): For Plant-type movements. Cryostal Z (Icium Z): For Ice-type moves. Litostal Z (Rockium Z): For Rock type movements. Geostal Z (Groundium Z): For Earth type movements. Insectostal Z (Buginium Z): For Bug type moves. Ghostium Z: For Ghost-type moves. Nictostal Z (Darkinium Z): For Dark type moves. Dracostal Z (Dragonium Z): For Dragon-type moves. Metalostal Z (Steelium Z): For Steel type movements. Psicostal Z (Psychium Z): For Psychic type moves. Toxistal Z (Poisonium Z): For Poison type moves. Lizastal Z (Fightinium Z): For Fighting-type moves. Feeristal Z (Fairium Z): For Fairy-type moves. Aeroestal Z (Flyinium Z): For Flying type movements.

Rowlet

Type: Grass/Flying Description: An owl Pokémon that uses its sharp feathers as arrows and is capable of flying silently. Dartrix

Type: Grass/Flying Description: The evolution of Rowlet; it is vain and meticulously guards its feathers while attacking with precision. Decidueye

Type: Plant/Ghost Description: Rowlet's final form; it becomes a phantom archer that shoots spectral arrows from the shadows. Litten

Type: Fire Description: A small fire cat that appears aloof but is loyal to its trainer; its flammable fur is used in its attacks. Torracat

Type: Fire Description: The evolution of Litten; it has a fire bell on its neck that emits intense flames during combat. Incineroar

Type: Fire/Dark Description: Litten's final form; it resembles a professional wrestler who utilizes wrestling moves and fire techniques. Popplio

Type: Water Description: A playful sea lion that creates water bubbles to perform acrobatics and entertain others. Brionne

Type: Water Description: The evolution of Popplio; he's a natural performer who performs graceful dances and uses bubbles in his performances. Primarina

Type: Water/Fairy Description: Popplio's final form; it sings captivating melodies and controls water bubbles with grace and precision. Pikipek

Type: Normal/Flying Description: A woodpecker that can drill into trees at high speed and store food in the holes it creates. Trumbeak

Type: Normal/Flying Description: The evolution of Pikipek; it uses its long beak to produce loud sounds and communicate with its group. Toucannon

Type: Normal/Flying Description: Pikipek's final form; its beak can heat up to high temperatures, allowing it to launch fire attacks.

Yungoos

Type: Normal Description: A mongoose-like Pokémon, known for its voracious appetite and territorial nature. Gumshoos

Type: Normal Description: The evolution of Yungoos; he is a patient hunter who stalks his prey for long periods. Grubbin

Type: Bug Description: A larva that uses its strong mandibles to burrow and feed on plant roots. Charjabug

Type: Bug/Electric Description: The evolution of Grubbin; it stores electrical energy and can function as a portable battery. Vikavolt

Type: Bug/Electric Description: Grubbin's final form; it is a flying beetle that shoots electric beams from its mandibles. Crabrawler

Type: Fighting Description: A boxing crab that uses its claws like boxing gloves and is known for its competitive spirit. Crabominable

Type: Fighting/Ice Description: The evolution of Crabrawler; it adapts to cold climates and uses its enormous pincers to deliver powerful blows. Oricorio

Type: Varies according to its shape Description: A dancing Pokémon that changes its type and dance style depending on the nectar it consumes on different islands. Cutiefly

Type: Bug/Fairy Description: A small insect that is attracted to positive emotions and feeds on the nectar of flowers. Ribombee

Type: Bug/Fairy Description: The evolution of Cutiefly; it collects pollen and turns it into balls that it uses both to feed and to attack.

Rockruff

Type: Rock Description: A puppy Pokémon known for its loyalty and energy. It evolves into different Lycanroc forms depending on the time of day. Lycanroc

Type: Rock Description: The evolution of Rockruff, with three distinct forms: Day Form, Night Form, and Dusk Form, each with unique abilities and appearances. Wishiwashi

Type: Water Description: A small fish that, when threatened, groups with other Wishiwashi to form a powerful schooling.

Mareanie

Type: Poison/Water Description: A Pokémon that lives at the bottom of the sea, known for feeding on Corsola and for its poisonous spines. Toxapex

Type: Poison/Water Description: The evolution of Mareanie; it possesses formidable defenses and releases powerful toxins to paralyze its enemies. Mudbray

Type: Ground Description: A donkey Pokémon known for its strength and durability; it enjoys getting dirty in the mud. Mudsdale

Type: Ground Description: The evolution of Mudbray; a robust horse with impressive strength and a great capacity to carry heavy loads. Dewpider

Type: Water/Bug Description: A spider Pokémon that carries a water bubble on its head, allowing it to survive on land. Araquanid

Type: Water/Bug Description: The evolution of Dewpider; it uses the bubble on its head to catch and drown its prey. Fomantis

Type: Plant Description: A plant-like Pokémon that photosynthesizes during the day and is active at night. Lurantis

Type: Plant Description: The evolution of Fomantis; known for its sleek appearance and slashing attacks with its scythe-like arms. Morelull

Type: Plant/Fairy Description: A mushroom Pokémon that emits luminous spores to communicate and defend itself from predators. Shiinotic

Type: Plant/Fairy Description: The evolution of Morelull; it uses its light to attract prey and has the ability to absorb the life energy of other beings. Salandit

Type: Poison/Fire Description: A lizard that emits toxic gases and flames; only females can evolve. Salazzle

Type: Poison/Fire Description: The female evolution of Salandit; it uses pheromones to control males of its species and other Pokémon.

Stufful

Type: Normal/Fighting Description: A plush-like Pokémon; while adorable, it possesses surprising strength and dislikes being hugged. Bewear

Type: Normal/Fighting Description: The evolution of Stufful; known for its crushing hugs that can be dangerous due to its immense strength. Bounsweet

Type: Plant Description: A sweet-smelling Pokémon that attracts other beings; it is often chased for its fragrance. Steenee

Type: Plant Description: Bounsweet evolves; she develops a more energetic personality and uses her legs for defense. Tsareena

Type: Plant Description: Bounsweet's final form; she possesses a regal demeanor and uses powerful kicks to dominate her opponents. Comfey

Type: Fairy Description: A Pokémon that creates garlands from flowers; it is known for its ability to heal and bring comfort to others. Oranguru

Type: Normal/Psychic Description: A wise Pokémon that lives in forests; it is known for its intelligence and for guiding other Pokémon.

Passimian

Type: Fighting Description: A Pokémon that lives in groups and cooperates with its partners to throw berries at its opponents, demonstrating great team skill. Wimpod

Type: Bug/Water Description: A shy Pokémon that quickly runs away when it senses danger, but can evolve into a braver form. Golisopod

Type: Bug/Water Description: The evolution of Wimpod; it possesses a durable shell and is known for its ability to strike first in critical situations. Sandygast

Type: Ghost/Ground Description: A Pokémon that emerges from possessed sand; it can control people who touch its shovel. Palossand

Type: Ghost/Ground Description: The evolution of Sandygast; it resembles a sandcastle and is capable of absorbing the life energy of other beings. Pyukumuku

Type: Water Description: A marine Pokémon that expels its internal organs to attack or defend itself; it is known for its loyalty to its home.

Type: Null

Type: Normal Description: An artificial Pokémon created to fight the Ultra Beasts; it wears a mask to control its power. Silvally

Type: Normal Description: The evolution of Type: Null; upon removing its mask, it unleashes its full potential and can change types depending on the object it is holding. Minior

Type: Rock/Flying Description: A meteor Pokémon that has a hard shell; when broken, it reveals its colorful core and shows its true form. Komala

Type: Normal Description: A Pokémon that remains in a constant state of sleep; it clings to a log and reacts to its surroundings while sleeping. Turtonator

Type: Fire/Dragon Description: A Pokémon with explosive shell; it stores flammable gas inside and releases it in the form of explosions when attacked. Togedemaru

Type: Electric/Steel Description: A Pokémon that resembles a hedgehog; it stores electricity in its cheeks and curls into a ball to protect itself. Mimikyu

Type: Ghost/Fairy Description: A Pokémon that disguises itself in a rag that mimics Pikachu to befriend humans; its true appearance is unknown. Bruxish

Type: Water/Psychic Description: A Pokémon with vibrant colors and prominent teeth; it emits psychic waves to stun its prey. Drampa

Type: Normal/Dragon Description: A gentle dragon Pokémon that lives in the mountains and descends to interact with humans, especially children. Dhelmise

Type: Ghost/Plant

Description: A Pokémon that lives in abandoned anchors and rudders; it uses its anchor to attack and is wrapped in seaweed.

Jangmo-o

Type: Dragon Description: A small, brave Pokémon that constantly trains, beating its scales to become stronger. Hakamo-o

Type: Dragon/Fighting Description: Jangmo-o's evolution; he continues his training, developing tougher scales and advanced combat skills. Kommo-o

Type: Dragon/Fighting Description: Jangmo-o's final form; a formidable warrior who uses his scales to attack and defend in battle. Tapu Koko

Type: Electric/Fairy Description: The guardian of Melemele Island; known for its speed and for protecting its territory with electricity. Tapu Lele

Type: Psychic/Fairy Description: The guardian of Akala Island; he possesses healing powers and is capable of restoring the life energy of other beings.

Tapu Bulu

Type: Plant/Fairy Description: The guardian of Ula'ula Island; he possesses the ability to manipulate vegetation and is known for his formidable strength. Tapu Fini

Type: Water/Fairy Description: The guardian of Poni Island; he can purify water and create mists that confuse his opponents. Cosmog

Type: Psychic Description: A misty Pokémon that is extremely rare; it has the ability to evolve into powerful forms. Cosmoem

Type: Psychic Description: The evolution of Cosmog; although it is small, its core is incredibly dense and heavy. Solgaleo

Type: Psychic/Steel Description: The evolution of Cosmoem in Pokémon Sun; it is known as "the beast that devours the sun and possesses immense power. Lunala

Type: Psychic/Ghost Description: Cosmoem's evolution in Pokémon Moon; it's known as "the beast that calls the moon" and has the ability to absorb light.

Nihilego

Type: Rock/Poison Description: An Ultra Beast that resembles a jellyfish; it can fuse with humans and Pokémon, altering their behavior. Buzzwole

Type: Bug/Fighting Description: An Ultra Beast with impressive musculature; it is known for its brute strength and powerful movements. Pheromosa

Type: Bug/Fighting Description: An Ultra Beast that moves at incredible speed; its beauty mesmerizes those who behold it. Xurkitree

Type: Electric Description: An Ultra Beast that resembles a bundle of electrical wires; it can absorb and release large amounts of electricity. Celesteela

Type: Steel/Flying Description: An Ultra Beast that resembles a bamboo rocket; it possesses the ability to fly and release flames from its body. Kartana

Type: Plant/Steel Description: An Ultra Beast with a blade-like body; it is extremely small but incredibly sharp. Guzzlord

Type: Dark/Dragon Description: An Ultra Beast known for its insatiable appetite; it devours everything in its path without a trace. Necrozma

Type: Psychic Description: A mysterious light-absorbing Pokémon that can fuse with Solgaleo or Lunala to form new forms. Magearna

Type: Steel/Fairy Description: An artificial Pokémon created 500 years ago; it possesses a "heart soul" that grants it life and emotions. Marshadow

Type: Fighting/Ghost Description: A Pokémon that hides in the shadows; it can mimic the movements of others and is extremely stealthy. Poipole

Type: Poison Description: An Ultra Beast that is popular in its home world; it shoots poison from its head to attack. Naganadel

Type: Poison/Dragon Description: The evolution of Poipole; it has a cannon-shaped stinger that it uses to shoot liquid poison. Stakataka

Type: Rock/Steel Description: An Ultra Beast that resembles a block structure; each block acts independently.

Blacephalon

Type: Fire/Ghost Description: An Ultra Beast that performs magic-like moves; it can make its own head explode to surprise its opponents. Zeraora

Type: Electric Description: A Pokémon that moves at lightning speed; it generates electricity through its claws and is known for its agility.

In addition to the guardian spirits of each island (Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Bulu, and Tapu Fini), Alola is home to other legendary Pokémon:

Solgaleo: Known as the "Sun Pokémon", it is a majestic being associated with solar energy.

Lunala: Called the "Moon Pokémon," it is linked to lunar energy and has an ethereal appearance.

Necrozma: A mysterious Pokémon that has the ability to fuse with Solgaleo or Lunala, displaying even more powerful forms.

Despite its paradisiacal appearance, Alola faces various problems:

Wild Pokémon: Some areas are home to wild Pokémon that can pose challenges to residents and trainers, especially in less-explored areas.

Villainous Teams: Team Skull is a band of misfits who cause unrest and steal Pokémon. The Aether Foundation, while initially presented as a charitable organization, has hidden agendas that threaten the region's balance.

Ultra Beasts: Extradimensional creatures that enter the world of Alola through Ultra Worms, posing threats due to their unknown nature and powerful abilities.

Description: Team Skull is the villainous organization of the Alola region. They are dedicated to stealing Pokémon, interfering with island tour events, and generally causing trouble. Unlike other villainous teams, their members have a more rebellious and disorganized attitude.

Guzmán (Guzma): He is the leader of Team Skull, known for his impulsive nature and his specialization in Bug-type Pokémon. He has a rivalry with Professor Kukui and resents not having been chosen as a Kahuna.

Francine (Plumeria): She is the administrator of Team Skull and acts as a big sister to the recruits. She cares for the team members and is a formidable coach.

Description: They are trainers who oversee specific events on each island. Some of the captains are: Liam (Ilima): Specialized in Normal-type Pokémon. Mallow: Specialized in Grass-type Pokémon. Nereida (Lana): Specialized in Water-type Pokémon. Chris (Kiawe): Specialized in Fire-type Pokémon. Lario (Sophocles): Specialized in Electric-type Pokémon. Rika (Acerola): Specialized in Ghost-type Pokémon.

Description: They are the leaders of each of the Alola islands and oversee the island tour trials. The Kahunas are: Hala: Kahuna of Melemele, specialized in Fighting-type Pokémon. Mayla (Olivia): Akala's Kahuna, specializing in Rock-type Pokémon. Denio (Nanu): Kahuna of Ula'ula, specialized in Dark-type Pokémon. Hela (Hapu): Pony Kahuna, specialized in Ground-type Pokémon.

Description: A cheerful and energetic young man who becomes both the protagonist's friend and rival. Grandson of the Kahuna Hala, Tilo shares the player's passion for Pokémon and participates in the island tour alongside him.

Personality: Tilo is a cheerful, energetic, and optimistic young man. He stands out for his kindness and positive attitude, always showing enthusiasm in his interactions. He is a gentle and cordial person who doesn't usually boast, and he deeply values ​​his Pokémon, considering them close friends. He shares with Ash Ketchum the belief that Pokémon are valuable companions.

Appearance: He is a thin boy with brown skin, grayish eyes, and dark green hair that falls on both sides of his face, tied back in a high ponytail. He wears a black t-shirt, yellow shorts, and orange shoes, complemented by a backpack of the same color as his shoes.

Additional Features: Tilo is the grandson of Kaudan, the Kahuna of Melemele Island in the Alola region. His dream is to one day surpass his grandfather. He is the same age as the protagonist and becomes his close friend after his arrival in Alola. He is a fan of malasadas, a typical dish of the region, and is often seen looking for shops that sell them.

Description: A mysterious girl who hates watching Pokémon fight. She plays a crucial role in the story, especially in relation to the Legendary Pokémon Cosmog, which she calls "Nebulilla."

Appearance: Lilly is a young woman of medium height and slim build. She has green eyes and fair skin. Her hair is long and blonde, usually styled in two braids with bangs that frame her face. She usually wears an elegant white dress paired with a hat of the same color, giving her a distinguished and delicate appearance.

Personality: Lilly is characterized as a kind, polite, and reserved girl. At the beginning of the story, she shows a notable aversion to Pokémon battles, preferring to prevent Pokémon from harm. This attitude stems from past experiences that have deeply affected her. Throughout the story, Lilly demonstrates great determination and courage, especially when it comes to protecting the Pokémon she cares about. Her love of reading and knowledge makes her a cultured and curious person.

Description: He is the Pokémon Professor of the Alola region. Passionate about Pokémon battles, he studies Pokémon moves and abilities. He is the one who gives the player their first Pokémon and guides them on their adventure.

Professor Kukui is the Pokémon Professor of the Alola region, specializing in the study of Pokémon moves. He is a tall, muscular man with tan skin, long black hair tied in a low ponytail, and a stylish goatee. He typically wears an open white lab coat with no shirt underneath, gray shorts, and a cap with a rainbow on the front. He also wears green-framed glasses.

With a relaxed and cheerful personality, and a touch of carefree attitude, Kukui is quite interested in Pokémon battles. He's passionate about them and shows great interest in researching and understanding the moves they use. His enthusiasm and dedication make him a respected and beloved figure in the Alola region. He also often makes jokes related to Pokémon moves in everyday situations, such as suggesting that others do something to make his moves much more powerful.

He is also the current champion of the Alola Islands and the creator of the Pokémon League approximately two years ago, where no one has managed to defeat him so far, since he was the one who founded the Pokémon League and after a series of battles ended up becoming the current champion of the Pokémon League

In his free time, Kukui adopts the identity of "Royale, the Masked One," his secret identity, participating in Battle Royale style matches, reflecting his love of battles and his desire to promote different forms of combat in Alola.

Additionally, as a small bonus to his personality, he often makes silly jokes by replacing basic things or phrases with Pokémon moves. For example, when he says that we have to go quickly to a certain place, he says; we'll have to use agility to get to the store quickly

Description: President of the Aether Foundation, an organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of Pokémon. Although she initially appears benevolent, her true intentions and obsessions are revealed throughout the story. Samina is the president of the Aether Foundation in the Alola region and the mother of Lilly and Gladio. She is a tall, slender woman with pale skin, green eyes, and long blond hair. She usually wears an elegant white dress adorned with geometric details and a gem in the center.

In terms of personality, Samina is shown to be a serious and determined person due to her role as leader of Æther. She adores her youngest daughter, Lylia, although, as the president of Æther, she receives constant phone calls, making it difficult for her to be with her children.

Throughout the story, her obsession with protecting Pokémon and her interest in the Ultra Beasts lead her to make questionable decisions, revealing a more complex side of her character.

He is the son of Samina and brother of Lilly. He joins Team Skull and seeks to become stronger to protect his partner Pokémon, the Legendary Pokémon artificially created by the Æther Silvally Foundation.

Personality: Gladio is characterized by his cold and distant attitude toward others. He is a determined and serious young man, focused on becoming stronger in Pokémon battles. Despite his reserved exterior, he cares deeply for his loved ones and his Pokémon, especially his partner Silvally. His desire to protect those he cares about leads him to challenge organizations such as Team Skull and the Aether Foundation.

Appearance: Gladio is a young man of thin build, with fair skin, piercing green eyes and asymmetrically combed blond hair, with a prominent lock that covers part of his face. He wears a black hoodie with red details, ripped black pants and red sneakers. He wears a red fanny pack around his waist. According to him, the rips in his clothes are due to Silvally's attacks while trying to calm him down and gain his trust.

Guzmán is the leader of Team Skull in the Alola region, known for his rugged appearance and defiant personality.

Appearance: Guzmán has wild white hair and sunglasses atop his head. He dresses in a punk-style, wearing a short-sleeved black jacket with white embroidery on the arms, a white T-shirt underneath, baggy black pants, and white sneakers. He also sports a Team Skull medallion on his torso and purple tattoos on each arm with his organization's logo. WIKIDEX.NET

Personality: Guzmán is an aggressive fighter with no compassion for others. He knows he'll never be a captain, and there seems to be a certain rivalry between him and Professor Kukui. AMINOAPPS.COM

Throughout the story, Guzmán plays a crucial role as an antagonist, challenging the player on several occasions and gradually revealing his true intentions and motivations.

Appearance: Rotomdex is a version of Rotom, an Electric/Ghost-type Pokémon, but in the form of an electronic device. Its appearance resembles a screen with a smiley face and a light at the top representing its "eye." It is often found in a tablet-like "case," allowing it to interact with the player through a visual interface. Screen: The Rotomdex screen displays information about Pokémon and events in the game, as well as details such as statistics and maps. Personality: Friendly and enthusiastic: Despite being an artificial intelligence, Rotomdex has a vibrant and energetic personality. He's always ready to interact with the player and offer assistance at any time, from giving advice to offering relevant information about your journey. Curious and Playful: He often shows interest in the latest developments in the world of Alola and enjoys interactions with the protagonist. He can be somewhat mischievous, making funny comments about the world they find themselves in. Impulsive: He can sometimes overreact to certain events, showing a more emotional or dramatic side, which adds a touch of humor to the game.

Story Role: Its primary function is to guide the player on their adventure, providing details about the island's journey, trials, and Pokémon. It is also useful in battles, as it has access to various records and data about Pokémon in the Alola region. Although its presence is mostly practical, its unique personality makes it feel like a close companion throughout the adventure.

Number of Pokémon you can carry (Team):

The maximum number of Pokémon you can have in your party is six. You can store additional Pokémon in your Pokémon Box (available through your PC at any Pokémon Center). During your adventure, you can switch between the six Pokémon in your party and those stored in the Pokémon Box as long as you have access to a Pokémon Center or a PC that allows you to manage your Pokémon. Maximum number of moves a Pokémon can learn:

Each Pokémon can learn a total of four moves at a time. To teach a Pokémon a new move, you'll have to choose from the moves it already knows, as the new move will replace one of the four moves it has. Moves can be learned in different ways: by level, through TMs (Technical Machines), through breeding, or even through special events.

Pokémon Center:

It's a crucial setting in every game in the series. It primarily serves to heal your Pokémon and restore their energy after a battle. You can also store and retrieve Pokémon using your PC. In some Pokémon Centers, you can meet important characters from the story or trade with other players (in games with connectivity). Poké Stores:

Poké Mart shops sell essential items for your adventure, such as: Poké Balls (to capture Pokémon) Potions (to heal your Pokémon) Antidotes (to cure poison effects) Clothing (in some games) MTs (Technical Machines) (to teach new movements) Additionally, some shops may sell special items to enhance the game experience, such as Evolutionary Stones or Rare Candies.

Poké Balls:

They are essential tools for capturing Pokémon. There are several types, such as: Poké Ball (standard) Great Ball (best catch rate) Ultra Ball (high catch rate) Master Ball (guarantees a catch) Timer Ball, Dusk Ball, and more, with specific effects depending on the circumstances. Other Establishments and Additional Functions:

Pokémon Breeding Center (Daycare): A place where you can leave two Pokémon to hatch in an egg if they're compatible. In some games, you can also get Pokémon with special abilities. Battle Center: While not all games have a "Battle Center," in those that do, it's where you can participate in high-level battles and earn rewards. Research Center: Some regions include centers where Trainers can learn about Pokémon history, abilities, and moves.