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Pokemon Ultra Sun

Pokemon Ultra Sun is a role-playing video game developed by Game Freak, published by The Pokémon Company and Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS handheld console. It was released alongside “Pokémon Ultra Moon” in November 2017. These games are enhanced versions of “Pokémon Sun” and “Pokémon Moon”, which were released a year prior.

Features of Pokemon Ultra sun

Here are some of the main features specific to “Pokémon Ultra Sun”:

• Alternate Storyline: The game offers a revised version of the Alola region’s story, with Necrozma playing a more significant role, and the game dives deeper into the mysteries of Ultra Wormholes and Ultra Beasts.
• New Pokémon Forms: “Ultra Sun” introduced the Dusk Mane Necrozma form, which is a fusion between Necrozma and Solgaleo.
• Ultra Wormholes: Players can ride on Solgaleo (in “Ultra Sun”) through Ultra Wormholes to visit various Ultra Spaces, allowing them to capture Ultra Beasts and Legendary Pokémon from previous games.
• Team Rainbow Rocket: This new antagonist team brings together the leaders from all the previous villainous teams in the Pokémon series. They have a significant role in the post-game storyline.
• Totem Stickers: Scattered throughout the Alola region, collecting these stickers enables players to obtain Totem-sized Pokémon, which are larger than regular Pokémon and have unique aura boosts.
• Mantine Surfing: A fun mini-game where players can surf between Alola’s islands while performing tricks on a Mantine.
• New Areas: Some new areas are exclusive to “Pokémon Ultra Sun”, including certain parts of Ultra Space and the Alola Photo Club where players can take photos with their Pokémon.
• Alola Photo Club: Players can take pictures with their Pokémon, customize the shot, and share it with others.
• Expanded Alola Pokédex: The game has an expanded regional Pokédex with over 400 Pokémon, compared to the original “Sun” and “Moon”.
• Z-Moves: While Z-Moves were introduced in “Pokémon Sun” and “Moon”, “Pokémon Ultra Sun” added new exclusive Z-Moves for certain Pokémon.
• Rotom Dex Upgrades: The Rotom Dex, an interactive Pokédex, is more involved in “Ultra Sun”. It offers advice, commentary, and the new Roto Loto feature, which grants beneficial items and boosts.
• Battle Agency: A new facility in Festival Plaza where players can rent Pokémon to battle and earn rewards.
• New Ultra Beasts: “Ultra Sun” introduces new Ultra Beasts not present in the original games.

Pokemon Ultra Sun Gameplay

Here’s a breakdown of the gameplay elements in “Pokémon Ultra Sun”:

• Journey as a Pokémon Trainer: Players start by choosing one of three starter Pokémon (Rowlet, Litten, or Popplio). Their primary goal is to become the Champion of the Alola region by challenging and defeating the Island Kahunas and the newly introduced Pokémon League.
• Pokémon Battles: Battles in the game are turn-based, where players and opponents take turns selecting moves or using items. The game continues to use the same type-matchup system, where certain types are strong or weak against others.
• Catch Pokémon: Throughout the Alola region, players will encounter wild Pokémon which they can capture using Poké Balls. The game’s expanded Pokédex includes Pokémon from earlier generations as well as new Alolan forms.
• Train and Evolve: As Pokémon participate in battles, they earn Experience Points (XP). Earning enough XP allows Pokémon to level up and sometimes evolve into stronger forms.
• Trials: Instead of traditional Gym Battles, the Alola region has Trials. Each of the four islands has a set of these, culminating in a Grand Trial against the Island Kahuna. Trials often involve challenges beyond just battling, such as finding items or answering quizzes.
• Z-Moves: Special moves that can be unleashed once per battle, given that a Pokémon holds the right Z-Crystal and the player possesses the Z-Ring or Z-Power Ring.
• Ultra Wormholes: A new feature where players can travel to various Ultra Spaces, offering opportunities to capture Ultra Beasts and legendary Pokémon.
• Mantine Surfing: A mini-game that allows players to surf between Alola’s islands, earning Battle Points (BP) to exchange for prizes.
• Poké Pelago: A feature where players can develop islands for their Pokémon in the PC boxes to explore, train, relax, and more.
• Festival Plaza: An online multiplayer hub where players can participate in missions, trade, battle, and upgrade the plaza for better facilities.
• Alola Photo Club: Players can take and customize photos with their Pokémon, choosing poses, backgrounds, and other elements.
• Rotom Dex: A companion Pokédex with an AI personality that assists the player throughout their journey, offering tips, commentary, and the Roto Loto feature for occasional bonuses.
• Team Rainbow Rocket: In the post-game, players can challenge this villainous team, comprising leaders from past Pokémon games.
• Trading and Battling: Players can trade Pokémon or battle with friends locally or online through the Nintendo 3DS’s wireless features.
• QR Scanner: Allows players to scan QR codes to register Pokémon in their Pokédex and occasionally find rare Pokémon.

The gameplay of “Pokémon Ultra Sun” is a mix of exploration, strategy, collection, and story progression. The various features, both new and old, provide a comprehensive and enjoyable experience for Pokémon fans and newcomers alike.

Pokemon Ultra Sun Story

The story of “Pokémon Ultra Sun” builds upon the narrative established in “Pokémon Sun” but offers several twists, new elements, and a more significant emphasis on the Pokémon Necrozma and the Ultra Wormholes. Here’s a brief overview:

• Beginning: Players start their journey in the Alola region, a series of islands inspired by Hawaii. After selecting their starter Pokémon (Rowlet, Litten, or Popplio), they embark on the Island Challenge, a cultural rite in Alola.
• Island Challenge: Instead of the traditional Gym system, the Alola region has the Island Challenge, which involves completing various trials led by Trial Captains. At the end of each island’s set of trials, players must face the Island Kahuna in a Grand Trial.
• Ultra Recon Squad: A new group introduced in the Ultra games. This team, from another world, provides insight into the mysteries of Necrozma and the Ultra Wormholes.
• Necrozma’s Role: The story of “Ultra Sun” centers around Necrozma’s connection to the Alola region’s Legendary Pokémon, Solgaleo. In “Ultra Sun”, Necrozma fuses with Solgaleo, creating Dusk Mane Necrozma. The game delves into Necrozma’s history, its hunger for light, and its impact on the Alola region.
• Aether Foundation: Players encounter the Aether Foundation, an organization with a facade of protecting Pokémon. However, their president, Lusamine, has a dangerous obsession with the Ultra Beasts, powerful Pokémon from different dimensions.
• Team Skull: This group of misfits causes trouble throughout the player’s journey. While they play a similar role as in the original “Sun” and “Moon”, their connection and eventual merge with the Aether Foundation are key plot points.
• Ultra Megalopolis: Through Ultra Wormholes, players can travel to Ultra Megalopolis, a world that has had its light stolen by Necrozma. Here, players confront and battle Necrozma to save Alola from losing its light.
• Pokémon League and Elite Four: After completing the Island Challenge, players can take on the newly established Pokémon League. Victory here establishes the player as the first-ever Champion of the Alola region.
• Team Rainbow Rocket: In the post-game, players face off against this group, which is led by Giovanni, the leader of the original Team Rocket. Team Rainbow Rocket consists of bosses from past villainous teams in the Pokémon series, each hailing from a universe where they succeeded in their plans.
• Ultra Warp Ride: This feature allows players to ride Solgaleo through Ultra Wormholes and explore different Ultra Spaces, encountering and capturing Ultra Beasts and Legendary Pokémon from past games.

Pokemon Ultra Sun Pokedex

The Pokédex in “Pokémon Ultra Sun” is an electronic encyclopedia or a device that records and provides information about all the Pokémon a trainer has seen and caught. In the Alola region, the Pokédex is inhabited by a Rotom, a Pokémon known for its ability to inhabit and control electronic devices. This special Pokédex is called the Rotom Pokédex or Rotom Dex, and it provides not just information but also guidance, advice, and companionship throughout the player’s journey.

The Alola region’s Pokédex in “Pokémon Ultra Sun” (and its counterpart “Ultra Moon”) is divided into four separate sections, one for each of the region’s four main islands:

1. Melemele Pokédex: This covers Pokémon found primarily on Melemele Island.
2. Akala Pokédex: For Pokémon mainly found on Akala Island.
3. Ula’ula Pokédex: Covers Pokémon predominantly from Ula’ula Island.
4. Poni Pokédex: For Pokémon mainly found on Poni Island.

In total, the Alola Pokédex in “Pokémon Ultra Sun” and “Ultra Moon” lists over 400 Pokémon, which is an increase from the original “Sun” and “Moon” games. This expanded Pokédex includes Pokémon from all previous generations, as well as new Alolan forms and Ultra Beasts that are exclusive to the Alola region.

The Rotom Pokédex also provides additional functions:

• Map Guidance: It helps guide players by showing a map of the current location.
• Roto Loto: An in-game lottery that gives various beneficial items and boosts.
• Roto Powers: Special powers that can be activated to provide temporary boosts, such as increasing the rate of wild Pokémon encounters or reducing the cost of items in Poké Marts.

The Pokédex’s main goal remains the same: to provide a comprehensive database of Pokémon for trainers to complete by capturing or seeing every Pokémon in the game.