[GP 1/1] Sun/Moon/Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon General Tips and Tricks

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FAST MONEY:

Amulet Coin:
- Paniola Ranch: Behind the red truck south of the Pokemon Nursery.

Luck Incense:
- Konikoni City: Street vendor on left side next to Massage Parlor. Purchase for $11,000.(period)
$11,000.

Nugget:
- Route 1: Behind the Tauros Rocks if you go north on a three-way split.
- Malie City - Outer Cape: Along the shoreline south of a grass patch.
- Seafolk Village: Defeat Sightseer Marcus.
- Ten Carat Hill - Farthest Hollow: Northern area of the hollow.
- Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Small rock at the top of the hill in the first inside area.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 2 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.
- Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 20)

Big Nugget:
- Malie Garden: Defeat all the trainers on Nugget Bridge.
- Resolution Cave - B1F: (Hidden) Northeast area after the split.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 1 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.
- Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 31 - 100)
- Poke Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting

Stardust:
- Route 2: (Hidden) Through some grass near the fences of the Berry Fields.
- Route 3: (Hidden) Southern path, near the middle of the path there's a dip in the southern wall, examine it.
- Route 11: (Hidden) Use Stoutland in the grass close to Mount Hokulani.
- Route 11: (Hidden) Use Stoutland in the grass to the right of the last Stardust.
- Route 15: Under a rock in the ocean broken by Sharpedo southwest of the islands.
- Hou'oli City - Shopping District: (Hidden) Fenced-(AH)in area opposite of the Boutique.
- Seaward Cave: (Hidden) Examine the area between three rocks on a northern path.
- Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Under the Tauros Rocks next to the Backpacker in the first area.
- Catch/Thief: Staryu or Starmie (50% chance of holding one)
- Poke Pelago
- Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.
- Dropped from any over world overworld encounter on Hano Beach.

Star Piece:
- Route 2: Southwest area of the Route, beyond rocks broken by Tauros
- Route 5: (Stoutland) Through some grass on the right side near some mud piles.
- Poni Plains: Northwestern area on some ledges in the middle of the area.
- Resolution Cave: (Hidden) Under a Tauros Rock.
- Seaward Cave: (Hidden) Examine a small rock on a southern path in the first area.
- Catch/Thief: Staryu or Starmie (5% chance of holding one)
- Poke Pelago
- Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.
- Dropped from any over world overworld encounter on Hano Beach.

Pearl:
- Route 7: (Hidden) Bottom part of the beach.
- Route 14: (Hidden) Near the Tapu Village exit to the west of the incline.
- Route 15: (Hidden) Above the Fisherman on the northern part of the Route.
- Hau'oli City - Beachfront: (Hidden) Between palm trees on the beach between the ramps.
- Poni Wilds: (Hidden) Above the Dancers on the beach.
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Around the swimmer.
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) West of the Berry Tree.
- Catch/Thief: Shellder (50% chance of holding one)
- Poke Pelago
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.

Pearl Strings:
- Hano Beach: In the water, northeast corner off the beach.
- Poni Wilds: In the water around the fishing hole.
- Poke Pelago
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 21 - 40)

Big Pearl:
- Route 8: Cliff behind the Aether Foundation building.
- Route 14: (Hidden) Left of the ramp leading up.
- Exeggutor Island: (Hidden) In (everything else starts with a capital letter so this is for consistency. Same with the rest of the changes like this) a small cave where a cutscene with Lilly Lillie takes place.
- Kala'e Bay: (Hidden) Near rocks on a small island.
- Konikoni City: (Hidden) On cliffs behind Diglett Tunnel entrance
- Poni Gauntlet: South of the Punk Guy & Punk Girl double battle.
- Poni Wilds: (Hidden) On beach near a ramp.
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Between Slowpokes
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Near the rocks near the Swimmer.
- Catch/Thief: Shellder (5% chance of holding one)
- Festival Plaza: Value Product from Shops.
- Poke Pelago
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.

Big Mushroom:
- Route 11: In the grass near the entrance to the Trial.
- Route 11: Patch of grass near the northern route exit.
- Akala Outskirts: (Hidden) Grass near the Blackbelt.
- Berry Fields: Bottom left corner of the area.
- Hau'oli Cemetery: Near the Office Worker.
- Heahea City: Behind the Dimensional Research Lab.
- Malie Garden: Northeast of the Garden.
- Paniola Ranch: (Hidden) Grass south of the truck.
- Catch/Thief: Paras or Morelull (5% chance of holding one)

Balm Mushroom:
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 11 - 30)

Comet Shard:
- Haina Desert: Middle of an area of Mudsdale Terrain.
- Hokulani Observatory: Speak to the man at the reception desk.
- Poni Coast: North of a pair of Trainers past some Tauros Rocks.
- Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.
- Dropped from any over world overworld encounter on Hano Beach.
- Poke Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting

Pyukumuku Chucking:
- Location: Hano Beach
- Once per day you can be hired to throw Pyukumuku back into the ocean to keep the beach beautiful for tourists. All you need to do is approach the Pyukumuku on the overworld map and hit "A". Doing this will net you $20,000 and can be done once per day.

Happy Hour:
Happy Hour is an attack that doubles the Prize Money gained from a Trainer Battle. This attack is not learned through level up by any Pokemon,(RC) and is not an Egg move for any Pokemon.
- Munchlax Mystery Gift w/ with Snorlium Z (11/18/16 - 1/11/17) came with this move.
- Pikachu In Life in (this didn't seem to make sense but ignore if I was wrong) Japanese event "Pikachu Outbreakchu" (8/9/17 - 8/15/17)


EASY BP:

- Location: Battle Royal.(period)
- Method: Battle Royal gives BP EVEN FOR LOSSES. Bring three low-level Pokemon with Memento, Explosion, Self-Destruct, or Healing Wish,(AC) and let your opponents sweep you as fast as possible. Turning off Battle Animations will speed up the process. You will get 1 BP most of the time. Repeat until you have as much BP as you need.


USEFUL ITEMS:

Everstone:
Prevents a Pokemon holding this stone from evolving. Also guarantees the nature to pass down in breeding.
- Hau'oli City: Talk to Ilmia in his house after defeating him in battle.
- Catch/Thief: Roggenrola, Boldore (50% chance of holding one)
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Destiny Knot:
If the Pokemon holding this becomes infatuated, the opposing Pokemon will too. Held during breeding will pass on 5 random IVs in breeding instead of 3.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 100)
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 48 BP

Adrenaline Orb:
When used in battle, makes a wild Pokemon more likely to call for help and initiate an S.O.S. SOS battle.
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village.

Ability Capsule:
When used on a Pokemon with two abilities, it switches the ability of the Pokemon.
- Battle Tree: Obtained from a 50 win streak
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 100 BP

Bottle Cap:
When given to the Hyper Trainer, he will Hyper Train the IVs of 1 one stat to effectively make it 31.
- Battle Tree: Obtained from a 30 win streak
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.
- Poni Gauntlet: Given after defeating Captain Mina after beating every other Trainer on the Route.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 2 in Treasure Hunt stand.
- Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.

Golden Bottle Cap:
When given to the Hyper Trainer, he will Hyper Train the IVs of all stats to effectively make it 31.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 1 in Treasure Hunt stand.
- Poke Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting

Heart Scale:
Given Give to the Move Reminder to teach a forgotten move to a Pokemon.
- Exeggutor Island: Examine red plants on northern path after cutscene in cave with Lillie.
- Konikoni City: Eat a meal at the restaurant.
- Seafolk Village: Eat a meal at the restaurant.
- Catch/Thief: Luvdisc (50% chance of holding one)
- Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Level 51 - 100)
- Malie City: Sushi High Roller. Order the Z-Ronin meal, watch a short cutscene with Nanu, and get 8 Heart Scales for free.

Power Anklet:
Increases Speed EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Speed IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Band:
Increases Special Defense EVs earned in Battle. Also will pass on Special Defense IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Belt:
Increases Defense EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Defense IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Bracer:
Increases Attack EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Attack IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Lens:
Increases Special Attack EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Special Attack IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Weight:
Increases HP EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on HP IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Oval Charm:
This Key Item increases the likeliness that your Pokemon will produce and Egg.
- Heahea City: Given to you by GAME FREAK Morimoto after defeating him in battle.

Shiny Charm:
This Key Item increases the rate of finding a wild Shiny Pokemon by 300%, to a 1 in 1365.3 chance. If using the Masuda Method in breeding as well as the Shiny Charm, it increases the chance from 1 in 1365.3 to 1 in 455.
- Heahea City: Given by the Game Director after showing him the complete Alola Pokedex.

Lucky Egg:
This item increases experience earned by the held Pokemon in battle.
- Route 1: Talk to Professor Kukui after defeating the Elite 4 Four and with 50 Pokemon in your Pokedex.

HELPFUL NPCs:

Name Rater:
- Within the Tourist Bureau in Heahea City, older man in a blue shirt.

Happiness Checker:
- On street of Konikoni City, older woman on left side in blue and brown shirt.

Massage:
- Shop on the left side of Konikoni City, near Happiness Checker and incense shop.

Effort Values:
- Inside Battle Royal building in Royal Avenue on the right side. Woman in a pink shirt. If you have maxed your EVs, she will give your Pokemon an Effort Ribbon.(period)

IV Judge:
- Inside the Battle Tree, a Male Ace Trainer will unlock the IV checking "Judge" ability in the PC boxes once you have hatched over 20 Pokemon Eggs. He will not check your Pokemon directly. Once in the box and using the Judge feature, below are the values:
- 0 = No Good
- 1-15 = Decent
- 16-25 = Pretty Good
- 26-29 = Very Good
- 30 = Fantastic
- 31 = Best
- Hyper Trained! = Hyper Trained

Hidden Power Checker:
- Inside the Pokemon Nursery in Paniola Ranch on the left side. This NPC will give you the Hidden Power TM first,(RC) and will then check the Hidden Power value of your Pokemon.

Move Reminder:
- Pokemon Center on Mount Lanakila, on the right side, an older woman in a green outfit. If you give a Heart Scale, you can remember a move this Pokemon has forgotten, including Egg moves that were forgotten. Some Pokemon have moves it they never learns learn through level up,(RC) but can learn this way, and it can even teach a Pokemon a move it learns at a higher level in Sun and Moon.

Move Deleter:
- Pokemon Center in Hau'oli City. Old Man in a tan outfit on the right side. This NPC can delete any move a Pokemon has. This can be useful for passing multiple Egg moves between both a male and female parent.

Hyper Trainer:
- In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the middle character will Hyper Train a Pokemon for a Bottle Cap (1 stat) or a Gold Bottle Cap (all stats). This effectively raises the IV of that stat to a 31 for stats,(RC) but does not alter Hidden Powers, nor can a Hyper Trained stat pass a 31 IVs in breeding.

MOVE TUTORS:

Grass Pledge, Fire Pledge, Water Pledge:
- In the Hau'oli Mall, in a blue booth, the right character will teach starter Pokemon from any region one of the Pledge moves. All these moves are special attacks,(RC) with 80-(AH)Base Power, 100 Accuracy,(AC) and 10 PP with 10PP.

Frenzy Plant, Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon:
- In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the left character will teach fully evolved starters from all regions these three moves. All three of them are special attacks with 150-(AH)Base Power, 90 accuracy, and 5 PP, and the user cannot act on the turn after using these moves.

Volt Tackle:
- A woman standing near three Pikachu and a bench in Konikoni City will teach a Pikachu Volt Tackle. This attack is a physical attack,(RC) with 120-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 15 PP attack that inflicts recoil damage on the user and can paralyze the opponent foe. This move is needed for Pikachu to use the Z-Move "Catastropika"

Secret Sword and Relic Song:
- In Hano Grand Hotel, a man in a blue shirt next to a Meowth can teach Keldeo and Meloetta these moves needed for them to change formes. Sacred Sword is a special attack with 85-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP, however but the move does physical damage and allows Keldeo to enter his its Resolute Forme. Relic Song is a special attack,(RC) with 75-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, with and 10 PP that may induce sleep when used. This move allows Meloetta to enter the Pirouette Forme.

Draco Meteor:
- A Female Ace Trainer in the left corner of the Seafolk Village Pokemon Center can teach this to any Dragon-type Pokemon, including Arceus when holding Dragon Plate and Silvally when holding Dragon Memory. Draco Meteor is a special attack,(RC) with 130-(AH)Base Power, 90 accuracy, and 5 PP that lowers the user's Special Attack by two stages after being used.

Dragon Ascent:
- An older man in a red shirt in the Seafolk Village Pokemon Center can teach this unique move to Rayquaza. Rayquaza who that know this attack can Mega Evolve. Dragon Ascent is a physical attack,(RC) with 120-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 5 PP,(RC) that lowers the user's Defense and Special Defense when used.

HOW TO SKETCH BASIC MOVES:

- 1. Find a Smeargle in the wild. They are found on Route 2.
- 2. Use False Swipe to lower its HP,(RC) and force it to Sketch False Swipe.
- 3. Initiate an S.O.S. SOS battle by using an Adrenaline Orb if it does not call for help after being at 1 HP from False Swipe.
- 4. The turn after the second Smeargle appears, use the attack you want sketched on the 1 HP Smeargle that knows False Swipe.
- 5. Switch to your Smeargle. This turn the Smeargle that knows the move you want to Sketch will use it, so even if your Smeargle is faster, Sketch won't fail.
- 6. Sketch the enemy Smeargle.

HOW TO SKETCH MEMENTO:

Need:
- Pyukumuku with Baton Pass / Memento holding Iron Ball
- Pokemon with Baton Pass / Substitute
- Smeargle with Sketch
- Pyukumuku as your lead Pokemon.(period)

- 1. Find a Ditto in the wild. They can be found on Mount Hokulani.
- 2. Use Baton Pass, and pass switch to your Baton Pass / Substitute Pokemon. Iron Ball will allow you to go second, allowing Ditto to Transform into Pyukumuku with Memento.
- 3. Use Substitute. Worst case scenario (is this what you meant?) Pyukumuku uses Memento and it fails leaving 4 PP left.
- 4. Use Baton Pass,(AC) and pass switch to Smeargle.
- 5. Use items if last move was not Memento,(RC);(SC) otherwise, Sketch to learn Memento.(period)


EVOLUTION LOCATIONS:

Magneton ->

Magnezone:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon.(period)

Eevee ->

Leafeon:
- Level up while near the Moss Rock in Lush Jungle

Eevee ->

Glaceon:
- Level up while near the Icy Rock in Mt. Lanakila

Nosepass ->

Probopass:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon

Charjabug ->

Vikavolt:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon

Crabrawler ->

Crabominable:
- Level up while atop Mt. Lanakila


GIFT POKEMON:

Eevee:
- Paniola Ranch: First time you go to the Pokemon Nursery, you will be given an Egg,(RC) which that will hatch into an Eevee.

Porygon:
- Aether House: After defeating the Elite Four and Champion, when you go back to Aether House on Route 15, there is an employee in the back room that will give you a Porygon as an apology.

Aerodactyl:
- Seafolk Village: Speak to the Ace Trainer in the Huntail boat, and she will give you an Aerodactyl.(period)

Type: Null:
- Aether Paradise: After you have defeated the Elite Four and Champion, you can return to Aether Foundation and go up to the Conservation Area to find Gladion. He will give you Type: Null as well as all the Memory Items to use when it evolves. NOTE: This Pokemon will be affected 100% of the time by a Pokemon with Synchronize. This means if you have a Pokemon in the first party spot with an Adamant nature, with Synchronize, the Type: Null you receive will always be Adamant in nature.


IN GAME TRADES:

Zubat for

Poliwhirl (NN: Whirly)
- Konikoni City Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding Waterium Z.

Spearow for

Machop (NN: Macho)
- Route 2 Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding an X Attack.

Haunter for

Graveler-Alola/

Golem-Alola (NN: Veler)
- Tapu Village Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding Rockium Z.(period)

Pancham for

Happiny (NN: Happini)
- Malie City, in Sushi High Roller.

Beware for

Talonflame (NN: Talo)
- Poni Gauntlet right before the Battle Tree entrance. This Pokemon comes holding Firium Z.

Lilipup for

Bounsweet (NN: Bouncee)
- Route 5 Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding a Bright Powder.

Granbull for

Steenee (NN: Stena)
- Seafolk Village. This Pokemon comes holding Grassium Z.


Z-CRYSTALS:

Normalium Z:
- Part of the story from Verdant Cavern and Illima Trial

Fightinium Z:
- Part of the story from Kahuna Hala Grand Trial

Waterium Z:
- Part of the story from Lana's Trial at Brooklet Hill

Firium Z:
- Part of the story from Kiawe's Trial at Wela Volcano Park

Grassium Z:
- Part of the story from Mallow's Trial at Lush Jungle

Rockium Z:
- Part of the story from Kahuna Olivia's Grand Trial

Electrium Z:
- Part of the story from Trial at Hokulani Observatory

Steelium Z:
- Part of the story from Trial at Hokulani Observatory

Ghostium Z:
- Part of the story from Acerola's Trial on Route 14

Buginium Z:
- Part of the story after beating Guzma in the Shady House

Darkinium Z:
- Part of the story from Officer Nanu in Malie City

Poisonium Z:
- Part of the story from Pulmeria Plumeria in Vast Poni Canyon

Groundium Z:
- Part of the story from Hapu in Vast Poni Canyon

Dragonium Z:
- Part of the story after finishing the Vast Poni Canyon Trial

Tapunium Z:
- Recieved after beating / catching Tapu Koko after the Pokemon League as part of the story

Decidium Z,

Incinium Z,

Primarium Z:
- Your starter's Z-Crystal is given after defeating Guzma at Malie Garden. After the credits the other two are given to you by Hau.

Icium Z:
- Found in Mount Lankakila, go right at the first point you can.

Fairium Z:
- From Mina the artist outside on a bridge in Vast Poni Canyon

Flyinium Z:
- Use Machamp to move the boulder near the exit of Ten Carat Hill

Pikanium Z:
- Konikoni City from a Lady near a few Pikachu and a bench. She also teaches Pikachu Volt Tackle.

Aloraichium Z:
- Seafolk Village: Show the lady in the Steelix House an Alolan Raichu,(AC) and she will give you the Z-Crystal.

Snorlium Z:
- Was only available from a Mystery Gift Munchlax until Jan 11th 2017

Eevium Z:
- Part of a side quest where you locate and defeat 8 Eevee trainers.

Mewnium Z:
- From a Giveaway for Pokemon Bank users until October 2nd 2017

Marshadium Z:
- Held by the GameStop event Marshadow given out in store from October 9th 2017 through October 23rd 2017
- Japan: July 15th - September 30th 2017
- Europe: October 1st - November 14th 2017


MEGA STONES:

Venusaurite,

Blastoisinite,

Charizardite X,

Charizardite Y:
- Battle Tree: defeat Pokemon Trainer Red in the Battle Tree events.

Gengarite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Scizorite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Pinsirite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Aerodactylite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Lucarionite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Kangaskhanite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Gyaradosite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Absolite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Alakazite:
- Given to you by defeating Dexio on Ancient Poni Path.
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Garchompite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Sablenite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Metagrossite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Sharpedonite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Slowbronite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Glalitite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Salamencite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Red Orb:
- Hau'oli City Mall Antique Shop for $10,000

Blue Orb:
- Hau'oli City Mall Antique Shop for $10,000

Beedrillite,

Mawilite,

Medichamite,

Audinite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: INTIMIDATE

Pidgeotite,

Steelixite,

Heracronite,

Houndoominite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: AZUL

Mewtwonite X,

Mewtwonite Y:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: M2DESCENT

Tyranitarite,

Aggronite,

Manectite,

Abomasite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: SABLEVOLANT

Sceptilite,

Blazikenite,

Swampertite,

Cameruptite,

Banettite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: MATSUBUSA

Gardevoirite,

Lopunnite,

Galladite,

Diancite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: POYONG

Altarianite,

Ampharosite,

Latiasite,

Latiosite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: DRACHE

NOTE: The above Mystery Gift Serial Codes for Mega Stones are now expired.


POKEBALLS:

Poke Ball:
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village

Premier Ball:
- Shops: Purchase 10 Poke Balls to get 1 free Premier Ball.

Great Ball:
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village (Available after finishing Melemele Grand Trial)

Ultra Ball:
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village (Available after finishing Lush Jungle Island Trial)

Master Ball:
- Found in Aether Paradise as part of the main story.
- Hau'oli City: Possible Lotto ID Prize
- Festival Plaza: Prize 1 in Big Dreams stand.

Dive Ball:
- Shop: Route 8

Dusk Ball:
- Shop: Route 8

Heal Ball:
- Shop: Route 2, Royal Avenue

Luxury Ball:
- Shop: Route 2

Nest Ball:
- Shop: Route 2, Royal Avenue

Net Ball:
- Shop: Paniola Town

Quick Ball:
- Shop: Route 8

Repeat Ball:
- Shop: Paniola Town

Timer Ball:
- Shop: Paniola Town, Royal Avenue

Beast Ball:
- Aether Paradise: Wicke gives you 10 during the post-(AH)story Ultra Beast hunt.
- Looker: Gives you 10 every time a new Ultra Beast mission starts.
- Looker: Will give you one if you have 0 in your inventory.

Fast Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Along the left side of the road on the way down from the top.

Friend Ball:
- Malie Outer Cape: Talk to Samson Oak and he will give it to you.

Heavy Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Side path near the tight curve going down past some grass.

Level Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Behind the truck on the mountain.

Love Ball:
- Malie Library: Talk to Samson Oak with Alolan Persian in your party.

Lure Ball:
- Lush Mountain: Talk to Samson Oak at the Geothermal Plant and he will give it to you.

Moon Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Talk to Samson Oak near the Observatory.

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FAST MONEY:

Amulet Coin:
- Paniola Ranch: Behind the red truck south of the Pokemon Nursery.

Luck Incense:
- Konikoni City: Street vendor on left side next to Massage Parlor. Purchase for $11,000.(period)
$11,000.

Nugget:
- Route 1: Behind the Tauros Rocks if you go north on a three-way split.
- Malie City - Outer Cape: Along the shoreline south of a grass patch.
- Seafolk Village: Defeat Sightseer Marcus.
- Ten Carat Hill - Farthest Hollow: Northern area of the hollow.
- Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Small rock at the top of the hill in the first inside area.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 2 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.
- Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 20)

Big Nugget:
- Malie Garden: Defeat all the trainers on Nugget Bridge.
- Resolution Cave - B1F: (Hidden) Northeast area after the split.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 1 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.
- Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 31 - 100)
- Poke Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting

Stardust:
- Route 2: (Hidden) Through some grass near the fences of the Berry Fields.
- Route 3: (Hidden) Southern path, near the middle of the path there's a dip in the southern wall, examine it.
- Route 11: (Hidden) Use Stoutland in the grass close to Mount Hokulani.
- Route 11: (Hidden) Use Stoutland in the grass to the right of the last Stardust.
- Route 15: Under a rock in the ocean broken by Sharpedo southwest of the islands.
- Hou'oli City - Shopping District: (Hidden) Fenced-(AH)in area opposite of the Boutique.
- Seaward Cave: (Hidden) Examine the area between three rocks on a northern path.
- Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Under the Tauros Rocks next to the Backpacker in the first area.
- Catch/Thief: Staryu or Starmie (50% chance of holding one)
- Poke Pelago
- Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.
- Dropped from any over world overworld encounter on Hano Beach.

Star Piece:
- Route 2: Southwest area of the Route, beyond rocks broken by Tauros
- Route 5: (Stoutland) Through some grass on the right side near some mud piles.
- Poni Plains: Northwestern area on some ledges in the middle of the area.
- Resolution Cave: (Hidden) Under a Tauros Rock.
- Seaward Cave: (Hidden) Examine a small rock on a southern path in the first area.
- Catch/Thief: Staryu or Starmie (5% chance of holding one)
- Poke Pelago
- Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.
- Dropped from any over world overworld encounter on Hano Beach.

Pearl:
- Route 7: (Hidden) Bottom part of the beach.
- Route 14: (Hidden) Near the Tapu Village exit to the west of the incline.
- Route 15: (Hidden) Above the Fisherman on the northern part of the Route.
- Hau'oli City - Beachfront: (Hidden) Between palm trees on the beach between the ramps.
- Poni Wilds: (Hidden) Above the Dancers on the beach.
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Around the swimmer.
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) West of the Berry Tree.
- Catch/Thief: Shellder (50% chance of holding one)
- Poke Pelago
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.

Pearl Strings:
- Hano Beach: In the water, northeast corner off the beach.
- Poni Wilds: In the water around the fishing hole.
- Poke Pelago
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 21 - 40)

Big Pearl:
- Route 8: Cliff behind the Aether Foundation building.
- Route 14: (Hidden) Left of the ramp leading up.
- Exeggutor Island: (Hidden) In (everything else starts with a capital letter so this is for consistency. Same with the rest of the changes like this) a small cave where a cutscene with Lilly Lillie takes place.
- Kala'e Bay: (Hidden) Near rocks on a small island.
- Konikoni City: (Hidden) On cliffs behind Diglett Tunnel entrance
- Poni Gauntlet: South of the Punk Guy & Punk Girl double battle.
- Poni Wilds: (Hidden) On beach near a ramp.
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Between Slowpokes
- Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Near the rocks near the Swimmer.
- Catch/Thief: Shellder (5% chance of holding one)
- Festival Plaza: Value Product from Shops.
- Poke Pelago
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.

Big Mushroom:
- Route 11: In the grass near the entrance to the Trial.
- Route 11: Patch of grass near the northern route exit.
- Akala Outskirts: (Hidden) Grass near the Blackbelt.
- Berry Fields: Bottom left corner of the area.
- Hau'oli Cemetery: Near the Office Worker.
- Heahea City: Behind the Dimensional Research Lab.
- Malie Garden: Northeast of the Garden.
- Paniola Ranch: (Hidden) Grass south of the truck.
- Catch/Thief: Paras or Morelull (5% chance of holding one)

Balm Mushroom:
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 11 - 30)

Comet Shard:
- Haina Desert: Middle of an area of Mudsdale Terrain.
- Hokulani Observatory: Speak to the man at the reception desk.
- Poni Coast: North of a pair of Trainers past some Tauros Rocks.
- Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.
- Dropped from any over world overworld encounter on Hano Beach.
- Poke Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting

Pyukumuku Chucking:
- Location: Hano Beach
- Once per day you can be hired to throw Pyukumuku back into the ocean to keep the beach beautiful for tourists. All you need to do is approach the Pyukumuku on the overworld map and hit "A". Doing this will net you $20,000 and can be done once per day.

Happy Hour:
Happy Hour is an attack that doubles the Prize Money gained from a Trainer Battle. This attack is not learned through level up by any Pokemon,(RC) and is not an Egg move for any Pokemon.
- Munchlax Mystery Gift w/ with Snorlium Z (11/18/16 - 1/11/17) came with this move.
- Pikachu In Life in (this didn't seem to make sense but ignore if I was wrong) Japanese event "Pikachu Outbreakchu" (8/9/17 - 8/15/17)


EASY BP:

- Location: Battle Royal.(period)
- Method: Battle Royal gives BP EVEN FOR LOSSES. Bring three low-level Pokemon with Memento, Explosion, Self-Destruct, or Healing Wish,(AC) and let your opponents sweep you as fast as possible. Turning off Battle Animations will speed up the process. You will get 1 BP most of the time. Repeat until you have as much BP as you need.


USEFUL ITEMS:

Everstone:
Prevents a Pokemon holding this stone from evolving. Also guarantees the nature to pass down in breeding.
- Hau'oli City: Talk to Ilmia in his house after defeating him in battle.
- Catch/Thief: Roggenrola, Boldore (50% chance of holding one)
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Destiny Knot:
If the Pokemon holding this becomes infatuated, the opposing Pokemon will too. Held during breeding will pass on 5 random IVs in breeding instead of 3.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 100)
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 48 BP

Adrenaline Orb:
When used in battle, makes a wild Pokemon more likely to call for help and initiate an S.O.S. SOS battle.
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village.

Ability Capsule:
When used on a Pokemon with two abilities, it switches the ability of the Pokemon.
- Battle Tree: Obtained from a 50 win streak
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 100 BP

Bottle Cap:
When given to the Hyper Trainer, he will Hyper Train the IVs of 1 one stat to effectively make it 31.
- Battle Tree: Obtained from a 30 win streak
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.
- Poni Gauntlet: Given after defeating Captain Mina after beating every other Trainer on the Route.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 2 in Treasure Hunt stand.
- Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.

Golden Bottle Cap:
When given to the Hyper Trainer, he will Hyper Train the IVs of all stats to effectively make it 31.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 1 in Treasure Hunt stand.
- Poke Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting

Heart Scale:
Given Give to the Move Reminder to teach a forgotten move to a Pokemon.
- Exeggutor Island: Examine red plants on northern path after cutscene in cave with Lillie.
- Konikoni City: Eat a meal at the restaurant.
- Seafolk Village: Eat a meal at the restaurant.
- Catch/Thief: Luvdisc (50% chance of holding one)
- Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Level 51 - 100)
- Malie City: Sushi High Roller. Order the Z-Ronin meal, watch a short cutscene with Nanu, and get 8 Heart Scales for free.

Power Anklet:
Increases Speed EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Speed IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Band:
Increases Special Defense EVs earned in Battle. Also will pass on Special Defense IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Belt:
Increases Defense EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Defense IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Bracer:
Increases Attack EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Attack IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Lens:
Increases Special Attack EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Special Attack IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Power Weight:
Increases HP EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on HP IVs when held in breeding.
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

Oval Charm:
This Key Item increases the likeliness that your Pokemon will produce and Egg.
- Heahea City: Given to you by GAME FREAK Morimoto after defeating him in battle.

Shiny Charm:
This Key Item increases the rate of finding a wild Shiny Pokemon by 300%, to a 1 in 1365.3 chance. If using the Masuda Method in breeding as well as the Shiny Charm, it increases the chance from 1 in 1365.3 to 1 in 455.
- Heahea City: Given by the Game Director after showing him the complete Alola Pokedex.

Lucky Egg:
This item increases experience earned by the held Pokemon in battle.
- Route 1: Talk to Professor Kukui after defeating the Elite 4 Four and with 50 Pokemon in your Pokedex.

HELPFUL NPCs:

Name Rater:
- Within the Tourist Bureau in Heahea City, older man in a blue shirt.

Happiness Checker:
- On street of Konikoni City, older woman on left side in blue and brown shirt.

Massage:
- Shop on the left side of Konikoni City, near Happiness Checker and incense shop.

Effort Values:
- Inside Battle Royal building in Royal Avenue on the right side. Woman in a pink shirt. If you have maxed your EVs, she will give your Pokemon an Effort Ribbon.(period)

IV Judge:
- Inside the Battle Tree, a Male Ace Trainer will unlock the IV checking "Judge" ability in the PC boxes once you have hatched over 20 Pokemon Eggs. He will not check your Pokemon directly. Once in the box and using the Judge feature, below are the values:
- 0 = No Good
- 1-15 = Decent
- 16-25 = Pretty Good
- 26-29 = Very Good
- 30 = Fantastic
- 31 = Best
- Hyper Trained! = Hyper Trained

Hidden Power Checker:
- Inside the Pokemon Nursery in Paniola Ranch on the left side. This NPC will give you the Hidden Power TM first,(RC) and will then check the Hidden Power value of your Pokemon.

Move Reminder:
- Pokemon Center on Mount Lanakila, on the right side, an older woman in a green outfit. If you give a Heart Scale, you can remember a move this Pokemon has forgotten, including Egg moves that were forgotten. Some Pokemon have moves it they never learns learn through level up,(RC) but can learn this way, and it can even teach a Pokemon a move it learns at a higher level in Sun and Moon.

Move Deleter:
- Pokemon Center in Hau'oli City. Old Man in a tan outfit on the right side. This NPC can delete any move a Pokemon has. This can be useful for passing multiple Egg moves between both a male and female parent.

Hyper Trainer:
- In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the middle character will Hyper Train a Pokemon for a Bottle Cap (1 stat) or a Gold Bottle Cap (all stats). This effectively raises the IV of that stat to a 31 for stats,(RC) but does not alter Hidden Powers, nor can a Hyper Trained stat pass a 31 IVs in breeding.

MOVE TUTORS:

Grass Pledge, Fire Pledge, Water Pledge:
- In the Hau'oli Mall, in a blue booth, the right character will teach starter Pokemon from any region one of the Pledge moves. All these moves are special attacks,(RC) with 80-(AH)Base Power, 100 Accuracy,(AC) and 10 PP with 10PP.

Frenzy Plant, Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon:
- In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the left character will teach fully evolved starters from all regions these three moves. All three of them are special attacks with 150-(AH)Base Power, 90 accuracy, and 5 PP, and the user cannot act on the turn after using these moves.

Volt Tackle:
- A woman standing near three Pikachu and a bench in Konikoni City will teach a Pikachu Volt Tackle. This attack is a physical attack,(RC) with 120-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 15 PP attack that inflicts recoil damage on the user and can paralyze the opponent foe. This move is needed for Pikachu to use the Z-Move "Catastropika"

Secret Sword and Relic Song:
- In Hano Grand Hotel, a man in a blue shirt next to a Meowth can teach Keldeo and Meloetta these moves needed for them to change formes. Sacred Sword is a special attack with 85-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP, however but the move does physical damage and allows Keldeo to enter his its Resolute Forme. Relic Song is a special attack,(RC) with 75-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, with and 10 PP that may induce sleep when used. This move allows Meloetta to enter the Pirouette Forme.

Draco Meteor:
- A Female Ace Trainer in the left corner of the Seafolk Village Pokemon Center can teach this to any Dragon-type Pokemon, including Arceus when holding Dragon Plate and Silvally when holding Dragon Memory. Draco Meteor is a special attack,(RC) with 130-(AH)Base Power, 90 accuracy, and 5 PP that lowers the user's Special Attack by two stages after being used.

Dragon Ascent:
- An older man in a red shirt in the Seafolk Village Pokemon Center can teach this unique move to Rayquaza. Rayquaza who that know this attack can Mega Evolve. Dragon Ascent is a physical attack,(RC) with 120-(AH)Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 5 PP,(RC) that lowers the user's Defense and Special Defense when used.

HOW TO SKETCH BASIC MOVES:

- 1. Find a Smeargle in the wild. They are found on Route 2.
- 2. Use False Swipe to lower its HP,(RC) and force it to Sketch False Swipe.
- 3. Initiate an S.O.S. SOS battle by using an Adrenaline Orb if it does not call for help after being at 1 HP from False Swipe.
- 4. The turn after the second Smeargle appears, use the attack you want sketched on the 1 HP Smeargle that knows False Swipe.
- 5. Switch to your Smeargle. This turn the Smeargle that knows the move you want to Sketch will use it, so even if your Smeargle is faster, Sketch won't fail.
- 6. Sketch the enemy Smeargle.

HOW TO SKETCH MEMENTO:

Need:
- Pyukumuku with Baton Pass / Memento holding Iron Ball
- Pokemon with Baton Pass / Substitute
- Smeargle with Sketch
- Pyukumuku as your lead Pokemon.(period)

- 1. Find a Ditto in the wild. They can be found on Mount Hokulani.
- 2. Use Baton Pass, and pass switch to your Baton Pass / Substitute Pokemon. Iron Ball will allow you to go second, allowing Ditto to Transform into Pyukumuku with Memento.
- 3. Use Substitute. Worst case scenario (is this what you meant?) Pyukumuku uses Memento and it fails leaving 4 PP left.
- 4. Use Baton Pass,(AC) and pass switch to Smeargle.
- 5. Use items if last move was not Memento,(RC);(SC) otherwise, Sketch to learn Memento.(period)


EVOLUTION LOCATIONS:

Magneton ->

Magnezone:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon.(period)

Eevee ->

Leafeon:
- Level up while near the Moss Rock in Lush Jungle

Eevee ->

Glaceon:
- Level up while near the Icy Rock in Mt. Lanakila

Nosepass ->

Probopass:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon

Charjabug ->

Vikavolt:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon

Crabrawler ->

Crabominable:
- Level up while atop Mt. Lanakila


GIFT POKEMON:

Eevee:
- Paniola Ranch: First time you go to the Pokemon Nursery, you will be given an Egg,(RC) which that will hatch into an Eevee.

Porygon:
- Aether House: After defeating the Elite Four and Champion, when you go back to Aether House on Route 15, there is an employee in the back room that will give you a Porygon as an apology.

Aerodactyl:
- Seafolk Village: Speak to the Ace Trainer in the Huntail boat, and she will give you an Aerodactyl.(period)

Type: Null:
- Aether Paradise: After you have defeated the Elite Four and Champion, you can return to Aether Foundation and go up to the Conservation Area to find Gladion. He will give you Type: Null as well as all the Memory Items to use when it evolves. NOTE: This Pokemon will be affected 100% of the time by a Pokemon with Synchronize. This means if you have a Pokemon in the first party spot with an Adamant nature, with Synchronize, the Type: Null you receive will always be Adamant in nature.


IN GAME TRADES:

Zubat for

Poliwhirl (NN: Whirly)
- Konikoni City Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding Waterium Z.

Spearow for

Machop (NN: Macho)
- Route 2 Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding an X Attack.

Haunter for

Graveler-Alola/

Golem-Alola (NN: Veler)
- Tapu Village Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding Rockium Z.(period)

Pancham for

Happiny (NN: Happini)
- Malie City, in Sushi High Roller.

Beware for

Talonflame (NN: Talo)
- Poni Gauntlet right before the Battle Tree entrance. This Pokemon comes holding Firium Z.

Lilipup for

Bounsweet (NN: Bouncee)
- Route 5 Pokemon Center. This Pokemon comes holding a Bright Powder.

Granbull for

Steenee (NN: Stena)
- Seafolk Village. This Pokemon comes holding Grassium Z.


Z-CRYSTALS:

Normalium Z:
- Part of the story from Verdant Cavern and Illima Trial

Fightinium Z:
- Part of the story from Kahuna Hala Grand Trial

Waterium Z:
- Part of the story from Lana's Trial at Brooklet Hill

Firium Z:
- Part of the story from Kiawe's Trial at Wela Volcano Park

Grassium Z:
- Part of the story from Mallow's Trial at Lush Jungle

Rockium Z:
- Part of the story from Kahuna Olivia's Grand Trial

Electrium Z:
- Part of the story from Trial at Hokulani Observatory

Steelium Z:
- Part of the story from Trial at Hokulani Observatory

Ghostium Z:
- Part of the story from Acerola's Trial on Route 14

Buginium Z:
- Part of the story after beating Guzma in the Shady House

Darkinium Z:
- Part of the story from Officer Nanu in Malie City

Poisonium Z:
- Part of the story from Pulmeria Plumeria in Vast Poni Canyon

Groundium Z:
- Part of the story from Hapu in Vast Poni Canyon

Dragonium Z:
- Part of the story after finishing the Vast Poni Canyon Trial

Tapunium Z:
- Recieved after beating / catching Tapu Koko after the Pokemon League as part of the story

Decidium Z,

Incinium Z,

Primarium Z:
- Your starter's Z-Crystal is given after defeating Guzma at Malie Garden. After the credits the other two are given to you by Hau.

Icium Z:
- Found in Mount Lankakila, go right at the first point you can.

Fairium Z:
- From Mina the artist outside on a bridge in Vast Poni Canyon

Flyinium Z:
- Use Machamp to move the boulder near the exit of Ten Carat Hill

Pikanium Z:
- Konikoni City from a Lady near a few Pikachu and a bench. She also teaches Pikachu Volt Tackle.

Aloraichium Z:
- Seafolk Village: Show the lady in the Steelix House an Alolan Raichu,(AC) and she will give you the Z-Crystal.

Snorlium Z:
- Was only available from a Mystery Gift Munchlax until Jan 11th 2017

Eevium Z:
- Part of a side quest where you locate and defeat 8 Eevee trainers.

Mewnium Z:
- From a Giveaway for Pokemon Bank users until October 2nd 2017

Marshadium Z:
- Held by the GameStop event Marshadow given out in store from October 9th 2017 through October 23rd 2017
- Japan: July 15th - September 30th 2017
- Europe: October 1st - November 14th 2017


MEGA STONES:

Venusaurite,

Blastoisinite,

Charizardite X,

Charizardite Y:
- Battle Tree: defeat Pokemon Trainer Red in the Battle Tree events.

Gengarite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Scizorite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Pinsirite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Aerodactylite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Lucarionite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Kangaskhanite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Gyaradosite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Absolite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Alakazite:
- Given to you by defeating Dexio on Ancient Poni Path.
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Garchompite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Sablenite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Metagrossite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Sharpedonite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Slowbronite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Glalitite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Salamencite:
- Battle Tree for 64 BP

Red Orb:
- Hau'oli City Mall Antique Shop for $10,000

Blue Orb:
- Hau'oli City Mall Antique Shop for $10,000

Beedrillite,

Mawilite,

Medichamite,

Audinite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: INTIMIDATE

Pidgeotite,

Steelixite,

Heracronite,

Houndoominite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: AZUL

Mewtwonite X,

Mewtwonite Y:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: M2DESCENT

Tyranitarite,

Aggronite,

Manectite,

Abomasite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: SABLEVOLANT

Sceptilite,

Blazikenite,

Swampertite,

Cameruptite,

Banettite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: MATSUBUSA

Gardevoirite,

Lopunnite,

Galladite,

Diancite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: POYONG

Altarianite,

Ampharosite,

Latiasite,

Latiosite:
- Mystery Gift Serial Code: DRACHE

NOTE: The above Mystery Gift Serial Codes for Mega Stones are now expired.


POKEBALLS:

Poke Ball:
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village

Premier Ball:
- Shops: Purchase 10 Poke Balls to get 1 free Premier Ball.

Great Ball:
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village (Available after finishing Melemele Grand Trial)

Ultra Ball:
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village (Available after finishing Lush Jungle Island Trial)

Master Ball:
- Found in Aether Paradise as part of the main story.
- Hau'oli City: Possible Lotto ID Prize
- Festival Plaza: Prize 1 in Big Dreams stand.

Dive Ball:
- Shop: Route 8

Dusk Ball:
- Shop: Route 8

Heal Ball:
- Shop: Route 2, Royal Avenue

Luxury Ball:
- Shop: Route 2

Nest Ball:
- Shop: Route 2, Royal Avenue

Net Ball:
- Shop: Paniola Town

Quick Ball:
- Shop: Route 8

Repeat Ball:
- Shop: Paniola Town

Timer Ball:
- Shop: Paniola Town, Royal Avenue

Beast Ball:
- Aether Paradise: Wicke gives you 10 during the post-(AH)story Ultra Beast hunt.
- Looker: Gives you 10 every time a new Ultra Beast mission starts.
- Looker: Will give you one if you have 0 in your inventory.

Fast Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Along the left side of the road on the way down from the top.

Friend Ball:
- Malie Outer Cape: Talk to Samson Oak and he will give it to you.

Heavy Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Side path near the tight curve going down past some grass.

Level Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Behind the truck on the mountain.

Love Ball:
- Malie Library: Talk to Samson Oak with Alolan Persian in your party.

Lure Ball:
- Lush Mountain: Talk to Samson Oak at the Geothermal Plant and he will give it to you.

Moon Ball:
- Mount Hokulani: Talk to Samson Oak near the Observatory.

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<h2 style="margin-bottom: 0;">Table of Contents</h2>
<ul class="toc">
    <li><a href="#one">Fast Money</a></li>
    <li><a href="#two">Easy BP</a></li>
    <li><a href="#three">Useful Items</a></li>
    <li><a href="#four">Helpful NPCs</a></li>
    <li><a href="#five">Move Tutors</a></li>
    <li><a href="#six">Sketching Moves</a></li>
    <li><a href="#seven">Evolution Locations</a></li>
    <li><a href="#eight">Gift Pok&eacute;mon</a></li>
    <li><a href="#nine">In Game Trades</a></li>
    <li><a href="#ten">Z-Crystals</a></li>
    <li><a href="#eleven">Mega Stones</a></li>
    <li><a href="#twelve">Pok&eacute;balls</a></li>
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<h3 class="align-center" id="one">Fast Money</h3>
<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/amulet-coin.png" alt="Amulet Coin" /> | Amulet Coin | <span class="small">An item to be held by a Pok&eacute;mon. It doubles any prize money received if the holding Pok&eacute;mon joins a battle.</span></h4>
<p>Paniola Ranch: Behind the red truck south of the Pok&eacute;mon Nursery.</p>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/luck-incense.png" alt="Amulet Coin" /> | Luck Incense | <span class="small">An item to be held by a Pok&eacute;mon. It doubles any prize money received if the holding Pok&eacute;mon joins a battle.</span></h4>
<p>Konikoni City: Street vendor on left side next to Massage Parlor. Purchase for $11,000.</p>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/nugget.png" alt="Nugget" /> | Nugget | <span class="small">A nugget of the purest gold that gives off a lustrous gleam in direct light. It can be sold at a high price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 1: Behind the Tauros Rocks if you go north on a three-way split.</li>
    <li>Malie City - Outer Cape: Along the shoreline south of a grass patch.</li>
    <li>Seafolk Village: Defeat Sightseer Marcus.</li>
    <li>Ten Carat Hill - Farthest Hollow: Northern area of the hollow.</li>
    <li>Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Small rock at the top of the hill in the first inside area.</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Prize 2 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.</li>
    <li>Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 20)</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/big-nugget.png" alt="Big Nugget" /> | Big Nugget | <span class="small">A big nugget of pure gold that gives off a lustrous gleam. It can be sold at a high price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Malie Garden: Defeat all the trainers on Nugget Bridge.</li>
    <li>Resolution Cave - B1F: (Hidden) Northeast area after the split.</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Prize 1 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.</li>
    <li>Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 31 - 100)</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/stardust.png" alt="Stardust" /> | Stardust | <span class="small">Lovely red sand that flows between the fingers with a loose, silky feel. It can be sold at a low price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 2: (Hidden) Through some grass near the fences of the Berry Fields.</li>
    <li>Route 3: (Hidden) Southern path, near the middle of the path there's a dip in the southern wall, examine it.</li>
    <li>Route 11: (Hidden) Use Stoutland in the grass close to Mount Hokulani.</li>
    <li>Route 11: (Hidden) Use Stoutland in the grass to the right of the last Stardust.</li>
    <li>Route 15: Under a rock in the ocean broken by Sharpedo southwest of the islands.</li>
    <li>Hou'oli City - Shopping District: (Hidden) Fenced-in area opposite of the Boutique.</li>
    <li>Seaward Cave: (Hidden) Examine the area between three rocks on a northern path.</li>
    <li>Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Under the Tauros Rocks next to the Backpacker in the first area.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Staryu or Starmie (50% chance of holding one)</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago.</li>
    <li>Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.</li>
    <li>Dropped from any overworld encounter on Hano Beach.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/star-piece.png" alt="Star Piece" /> | Star Piece | <span class="small">A small shard of a beautiful gem that demonstrates a distinctly red sparkle. It can be sold at a high price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 2: Southwest area of the Route, beyond rocks broken by Tauros.</li>
    <li>Route 5: (Stoutland) Through some grass on the right side near some mud piles.</li>
    <li>Poni Plains: Northwestern area on some ledges in the middle of the area.</li>
    <li>Resolution Cave: (Hidden) Under a Tauros Rock.</li>
    <li>Seaward Cave: (Hidden) Examine a small rock on a southern path in the first area.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Staryu or Starmie (5% chance of holding one)</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago.</li>
    <li>Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.</li>
    <li>Dropped from any overworld encounter on Hano Beach.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/pearl.png" alt="Pearl" /> | Pearl | <span class="small">A rather small pearl that has a very nice silvery sheen to it. It can be sold cheaply to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 7: (Hidden) Bottom part of the beach.</li>
    <li>Route 14: (Hidden) Near the Tapu Village exit to the west of the incline.</li>
    <li>Route 15: (Hidden) Above the Fisherman on the northern part of the Route.</li>
    <li>Hau'oli City - Beachfront: (Hidden) Between palm trees on the beach between the ramps.</li>
    <li>Poni Wilds: (Hidden) Above the Dancers on the beach.</li>
    <li>Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Around the swimmer.</li>
    <li>Secluded Shore: (Hidden) West of the Berry Tree.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Shellder (50% chance of holding one)</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago</li>
    <li>Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pok&eacute;mon.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/pearlstrings.png" alt="Pearl Strings" /> | Pearl Strings | <span class="small">Very large pearls that sparkle in a pretty silver color. They can be sold at a high price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Hano Beach: In the water, northeast corner off the beach.</li>
    <li>Poni Wilds: In the water around the fishing hole.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago</li>
    <li>Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pok&eacute;mon.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 21 - 40)</li>
</ul>


<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/big-pearl.png" alt="Big Pearl" /> | Big Pearl | <span class="small">A rather large pearl that has a very nice silvery sheen. It can be sold to shops for a high price.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 8: Cliff behind the Aether Foundation building.</li>
    <li>Route 14: (Hidden) Left of the ramp leading up.</li>
    <li>Exeggutor Island: (Hidden) In a small cave where a cutscene with Lillie takes place.</li>
    <li>Kala'e Bay: (Hidden) Near rocks on a small island.</li>
    <li>Konikoni City: (Hidden) On cliffs behind Diglett Tunnel entrance.</li>
    <li>Poni Gauntlet: South of the Punk Guy & Punk Girl double battle.</li>
    <li>Poni Wilds: (Hidden) On beach near a ramp.</li>
    <li>Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Between Slowpokes.</li>
    <li>Secluded Shore: (Hidden) Near the rocks near the Swimmer.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Shellder (5% chance of holding one)</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Value Product from Shops.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago.</li>
    <li>Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pok&eacute;mon.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/big-mushroom.png" alt="Big Mushroom" /> | Big Mushroom | <span class="small">A very large and rare mushroom. It's popular with a certain class of collectors and sought out by them.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 11: In the grass near the entrance to the Trial.</li>
    <li>Route 11: Patch of grass near the northern route exit.</li>
    <li>Akala Outskirts: (Hidden) Grass near the Blackbelt.</li>
    <li>Berry Fields: Bottom left corner of the area.</li>
    <li>Hau'oli Cemetery: Near the Office Worker.</li>
    <li>Heahea City: Behind the Dimensional Research Lab.</li>
    <li>Malie Garden: Northeast of the Garden.</li>
    <li>Paniola Ranch: (Hidden) Grass south of the truck.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Paras or Morelull (5% chance of holding one)</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/balmmushroom.png" alt="Balm Mushroom" /> | Balm Mushroom | <span class="small">A rare mushroom that gives off a nice fragrance. It can be sold at a high price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 11 - 30)</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/comet-shard.png" alt="Comet Shard" /> | Comet Shard | <span class="small">A shard that fell to the ground when a comet approached. It can be sold at a high price to shops.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Haina Desert: Middle of an area of Mudsdale Terrain.</li>
    <li>Hokulani Observatory: Speak to the man at the reception desk.</li>
    <li>Poni Coast: North of a pair of Trainers past some Tauros Rocks.</li>
    <li>Can be dropped after destroying rocks with Tauros or Sharpedo.</li>
    <li>Dropped from any overworld encounter on Hano Beach.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Pyukumuku Chucking:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Location: Hano Beach.</li>
    <li>Once per day you can be hired to throw Pyukumuku back into the ocean to keep the beach beautiful for tourists. All you need to do is approach the Pyukumuku on the overworld map and hit "A". Doing this will net you $20,000 and can be done once per day.</li>
</ul>

<h4 style="margin-bottom: 0%;">Happy Hour</h4>
<p>Happy Hour is an attack that doubles the Prize Money gained from a Trainer Battle. This attack is not learned through level up by any Pok&eacute;mon and is not an Egg move for any Pok&eacute;mon.</p>
<ul>
    <li>Munchlax Mystery Gift with Snorlium Z (11/18/16 - 1/11/17) came with this move.</li>
    <li>Pikachu in Japanese event "Pikachu Outbreakchu" (8/9/17 - 8/15/17)</li>
</ul>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="two">Easy BP</h3>

<ul>
    <li>Location: Battle Royal</li>
    <li>Method: Battle Royal gives BP <strong>EVEN FOR LOSSES</strong>. Bring three low-level Pok&eacute;mon with Memento, Explosion, Self-Destruct, or Healing Wish, and let your opponents sweep you as fast as possible. Turning off Battle Animations will speed up the process. You will get 1 BP most of the time. Repeat until you have as much BP as you need.</li>
</ul>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="three">Useful Items</h3>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/everstone.png" alt="Everstone" /> | Everstone | <span class="small">Prevents a Pok&eacute;mon holding this stone from evolving. Also guarantees the nature to pass down in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Hau'oli City: Talk to Ilmia in his house after defeating him in battle.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Roggenrola, Boldore (50% chance of holding one)</li>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/destiny-knot.png" alt="Destiny Knot" /> | Destiny Knot | <span class="small">If the Pok&eacute;mon holding this becomes infatuated, the opposing Pok&eacute;mon will too. Held during breeding will pass on 5 random IVs in breeding instead of 3.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 100)</li>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 48 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/adrenaline_orb.png" alt="Adrenaline Orb" /> | Adrenaline Orb | <span class="small">When used in battle, makes a wild Pok&eacute;mon more likely to call for help and initiate an SOS battle.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pok&eacute;mon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/abilitycapsule.png" alt="Ability Capsule" /> | Ability Capsule | <span class="small">When used on a Pok&eacute;mon with two abilities, it switches the ability of the Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Battle Tree: Obtained from a 50 win streak.</li>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 100 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/bottlecap.png" alt="Bottle Cap" /> | Bottle Cap | <span class="small">When given to the Hyper Trainer, he will Hyper Train the IVs of one stat to effectively make it 31.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Battle Tree: Obtained from a 30 win streak.</li>
    <li>Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pok&eacute;mon.</li>
    <li>Poni Gauntlet: Given after defeating Captain Mina after beating every other Trainer on the Route.</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Prize 2 in Treasure Hunt stand.</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/goldenbottlecap.png" alt="Golden Bottle Cap" /> | Golden Bottle Cap | <span class="small">When given to the Hyper Trainer, he will Hyper Train the IVs of all stats to effectively make it 31.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Prize 1 in Treasure Hunt stand.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute; Pelago: Path for Rare-Treasure Hunting</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/heart-scale.png" alt="Heart Scale" /> | Heart Scale | <span class="small">Give to the Move Reminder to teach a forgotten move to a Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Exeggutor Island: Examine red plants on northern path after cutscene in cave with Lillie.</li>
    <li>Konikoni City: Eat a meal at the restaurant.</li>
    <li>Seafolk Village: Eat a meal at the restaurant.</li>
    <li>Catch/Thief: Luvdisc (50% chance of holding one)</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with the Pickup ability (Level 51 - 100)</li>
    <li>Malie City: Sushi High Roller. Order the Z-Ronin meal, watch a short cutscene with Nanu, and get 8 Heart Scales for free.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/power-anklet.png" alt="Power Anklet" /> | Power Anklet | <span class="small">Increases Speed EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Speed IVs when held in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/power-band.png" alt="Power Band" /> | Power Band | <span class="small">Increases Special Defense EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Special Defense IVs when held in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/power-belt.png" alt="Power Belt" /> | Power Belt | <span class="small">Increases Defense EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Defense IVs when held in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/power-bracer.png" alt="Power Bracer" /> | Power Bracer | <span class="small">Increases Attack EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Attack IVs when held in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/power-lens.png" alt="Power Lens" /> | Power Lens | <span class="small">Increases Special Attack EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on Special Attack IVs when held in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/power-weight.png" alt="Power Weight" /> | Power Weight | <span class="small">Increases HP EVs earned in battle. Also will pass on HP IVs when held in breeding.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/ovalcharm.png" alt="Oval Charm" /> | Oval Charm | <span class="small">This Key Item increases the likeliness that your Pok&eacute;mon will produce and Egg.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Heahea City: Given to you by GAME FREAK Morimoto after defeating him in battle.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/shinycharm.png" alt="Shiny Charm" /> | Shiny Charm | <span class="small">This Key Item increases the rate of finding a wild Shiny Pok&eacute;mon by 300%, to a 1 in 1365.3 chance. If using the Masuda Method in breeding as well as the Shiny Charm, it increases the chance from 1 in 1365.3 to 1 in 455.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Heahea City: Given by the Game Director after showing him the complete Alola Pok&eacute;dex.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/lucky-egg.png" alt="Lucky Egg" /> | Lucky Egg | <span class="small">This item increases experience earned by the held Pok&eacute;mon in battle.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Route 1: Talk to Professor Kukui after defeating the Elite Four and with 50 Pok&eacute;mon in your Pok&eacute;dex.</li>
</ul>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="four">Helpful NPCs</h3>

<h4>Name Rater</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Heahea City: Given by the Game Director after showing him the complete Alola Pok&eacute;dex.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Massage</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop on the left side of Konikoni City, near Happiness Checker and incense shop.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Effort Values</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Inside Battle Royal building in Royal Avenue on the right side. Woman in a pink shirt. If you have maxed your EVs, she will give your Pok&eacute;mon an Effort Ribbon.</li>
</ul>

<h4>IV Judge</h4>
<p>Inside the Battle Tree, a Male Ace Trainer will unlock the IV checking "Judge" ability in the PC boxes once you have hatched over 20 Pok&eacute;mon Eggs. He will not check your Pok&eacute;mon directly. Once in the box and using the Judge feature, below are the values:</p>
<ul>
    <li>0 = No Good</li>
    <li>1-15 = Decent</li>
    <li>16-25 = Pretty Good</li>
    <li>26-29 = Very Good</li>
    <li>30 = Fantastic</li>
    <li>31 = Best</li>
    <li>Hyper Trained! = Hyper Trained</li>
</ul>

<h4>Hidden Power Checker:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Inside the Pok&eacute;mon Nursery in Paniola Ranch on the left side. This NPC will give you the Hidden Power TM first and will then check the Hidden Power value of your Pok&eacute;mon.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Move Reminder:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon Center on Mount Lanakila, on the right side, an older woman in a green outfit. If you give a Heart Scale, you can remember a move this Pok&eacute;mon has forgotten, including Egg moves that were forgotten. Some Pok&eacute;mon have moves they never learn through level up but can learn this way, and it can even teach a Pok&eacute;mon a move it learns at a higher level in Sun and Moon.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Move Deleter:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon Center in Hau'oli City. Old Man in a tan outfit on the right side. This NPC can delete any move a Pok&eacute;mon has. This can be useful for passing multiple Egg moves between both a male and female parent.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Hyper Trainer:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the middle character will Hyper Train a Pok&eacute;mon for a Bottle Cap (1 stat) or a Gold Bottle Cap (all stats). This effectively raises the IV of that stat to a 31 but does not alter Hidden Powers, nor can a Hyper Trained stat pass 31 IVs in breeding.</li>
</ul>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="five">Move Tutors</h3>

<h4>Grass Pledge, Fire Pledge, Water Pledge:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>In the Hau'oli Mall, in a blue booth, the right character will teach starter Pok&eacute;mon from any region one of the Pledge moves. All these moves are special attacks with 80-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Frenzy Plant, Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the left character will teach fully evolved starters from all regions these three moves. All three of them are special attacks with 150-Base Power, 90 accuracy, 5 PP, and the user cannot act on the turn after using these moves.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Volt Tackle:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>A woman standing near three Pikachu and a bench in Konikoni City will teach a Pikachu Volt Tackle. This attack is a physical attack with 120-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 15 PP that inflicts recoil damage on the user and can paralyze the foe. This move is needed for Pikachu to use the Z-Move "Catastropika"</li>
</ul>

<h4>Secret Sword and Relic Song:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>In Hano Grand Hotel, a man in a blue shirt next to a Meowth can teach Keldeo and Meloetta these moves needed for them to change formes. Sacred Sword is a special attack with 85-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP, but the move does physical damage and allows Keldeo to enter its Resolute Forme. Relic Song is a special attack with 75-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP that may induce sleep when used. This move allows Meloetta to enter the Pirouette Forme.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Draco Meteor:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>A Female Ace Trainer in the left corner of the Seafolk Village Pok&eacute;mon Center can teach this to any Dragon-type Pok&eacute;mon, including Arceus when holding Dragon Plate and Silvally when holding Dragon Memory. Draco Meteor is a special attack with 130-Base Power, 90 accuracy, and 5 PP that lowers the user's Special Attack by two stages after being used.</li>
</ul>

<h4>Dragon Ascent:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>An older man in a red shirt in the Seafolk Village Pok&eacute;mon Center can teach this unique move to Rayquaza. Rayquaza that know this attack can Mega Evolve. Dragon Ascent is a physical attack, 120-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 5 PP that lowers the user's Defense and Special Defense when used.</li>
</ul>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="six">Sketching Moves</h3>

<h3>HOW TO SKETCH BASIC MOVES:</h3>
<ol>
    <li>Find a Smeargle in the wild. They are found on Route 2.</li>
    <li>Use False Swipe to lower its HP and force it to Sketch False Swipe.</li>
    <li>Initiate an SOS battle by using an Adrenaline Orb if it does not call for help after being at 1 HP from False Swipe.</li>
    <li>The turn after the second Smeargle appears, use the attack you want sketched on the 1 HP Smeargle that knows False Swipe.</li>
    <li>Switch to your Smeargle. This turn the Smeargle that knows the move you want to Sketch will use it, so even if your Smeargle is faster, Sketch won't fail.</li>
    <li>Sketch the enemy Smeargle.</li>
</ol>

<h3>HOW TO SKETCH MEMENTO:</h3>
<h4>Need:</h4>
<ul>
    <li>Pyukumuku with Baton Pass / Memento holding Iron Ball</li>
    <li>Pok&eacute;mon with Baton Pass / Substitute</li>
    <li>Smeargle with Sketch</li>
    <li>Pyukumuku as your lead Pok&eacute;mon</li>
</ul>

<ol>
    <li>Find a Ditto in the wild. They can be found on Mount Hokulani.</li>
    <li>Use Baton Pass, and switch to your Baton Pass / Substitute Pok&eacute;mon. Iron Ball will allow you to go second, allowing Ditto to Transform into Pyukumuku with Memento.</li>
    <li>Use Substitute. Worst case scenario Pyukumuku uses Memento and it fails leaving 4 PP left.</li>
    <li>Use Baton Pass, and switch to Smeargle.</li>
    <li>Use items if last move was not Memento; otherwise, Sketch to learn Memento.</li>
</ol>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="seven">Evolution Locations</h3>

<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/magneton.png" alt="Magneton" /> Magneton -> <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/magnezone.png" alt="Magnezone" /> Magnezone: <span class="small">Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/eevee.png" alt="Eevee" /> Eevee -> <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/leafeon.png" alt="Leafeon" /> Leafeon: <span class="small">Level up while near the Moss Rock in Lush Junglen.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/eevee.png" alt="Eevee" /> Eevee -> <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/glaceon.png" alt="Glaceon" /> Glaceon: <span class="small">Level up while near the Icy Rock in Mt. Lanakila.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/nosepass.png" alt="Nosepass" /> Nosepass -> <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/probopass.png" alt="Probopass" /> Probopass: <span class="small">    Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/charjabug.png" alt="Charjabug" /> Charjabug -> <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/vikavolt.png" alt="Vikavolt" /> Vikavolt: <span class="small">Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/crabrawler.png" alt="Crabrawler" /> Crabrawler -> <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/crabominable.png" alt="Crabominable" /> Crabominable: <span class="small">Level up while atop Mt. Lanakila.</span></h4>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="eight">Gift Pok&eacute;mon</h3>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/eevee.png" alt="Eevee" /> Eevee: <span class="small">Paniola Ranch: First time you go to the Pok&eacute;mon Nursery, you will be given an Egg that will hatch into an Eevee.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/porygon.png" alt="Porygon" /> Porygon: <span class="small">Aether House: After defeating the Elite Four and Champion, when you go back to Aether House on Route 15, there is an employee in the back room that will give you a Porygon as an apology.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/aerodactyl.png" alt="Aerodactyl" /> Aerodactyl: <span class="small">Seafolk Village: Speak to the Ace Trainer in the Huntail boat, and she will give you an Aerodactyl.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/type_null.png" alt="Type: Null" /> Type: Null: <span class="small">Aether Paradise: After you have defeated the Elite Four and Champion, you can return to Aether Foundation and go up to the Conservation Area to find Gladion. He will give you Type: Null as well as all the Memory Items to use when it evolves. NOTE: This Pok&eacute;mon will be affected 100% of the time by a Pok&eacute;mon with Synchronize. This means if you have a Pok&eacute;mon in the first party spot with an Adamant nature, with Synchronize, the Type: Null you receive will always be Adamant.</span></h4>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="nine">In Game Trades</h3>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/zubat.png" alt="Zubat" /> Zubat for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/poliwhirl.png" alt="Poliwhirl" /> Poliwhirl (NN: Whirly): <span class="small">Konikoni City Pok&eacute;mon Center. This Pok&eacute;mon comes holding Waterium Z.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/spearow.png" alt="Spearow" /> Spearow for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/machop.png" alt="Machop" /> Machop (NN: Macho): <span class="small">Route 2 Pok&eacute;mon Center. This Pok&eacute;mon comes holding an X Attack.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/haunter.png" alt="Haunter" /> Haunter for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/graveler-alola.png" alt="Alolan Graveler" /> Alolan Graveler / <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/golem-alola.png" alt="Alolan Golem" /> Alolan Golem (NN: Veler): <span class="small">Tapu Village Pok&eacute;mon Center. This Pok&eacute;mon comes holding Rockium Z.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/pancham.png" alt="Pancham" /> Pancham for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/happiny.png" alt="Happiny" /> Happiny (NN: Happini): <span class="small">Malie City, in Sushi High Roller.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/bewear.png" alt="Bewear" /> Bewear for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/talonflame.png" alt="Talonflame" /> Talonflame (NN: Talo): <span class="small">Poni Gauntlet right before the Battle Tree entrance. This Pok&eacute;mon comes holding Firium Z.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/lillipup.png" alt="Lillipup" /> Lillipup for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/happiny.png" alt="Happiny" /> Bounsweet (NN: Bouncee): <span class="small">Route 5 Pok&eacute;mon Center. This Pok&eacute;mon comes holding a Bright Powder.</span></h4>
<h4><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/granbull.png" alt="Granbull" /> Granbull for <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyicons/steenee.png" alt="Steenee" /> Steenee (NN: Stena): <span class="small">Seafolk Village. This Pok&eacute;mon comes holding Grassium Z.</span></h4>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="ten">Z-Crystals</h3>

<dl>
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/normalium_z.png" alt="Normalium Z" /> Normalium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Verdant Cavern and Illima Trial.</dd>

    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/fightinium_z.png" alt="Fightinium Z" /> Fightinium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Kahuna Hala Grand Trial.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/waterium_z.png" alt="Waterium Z" /> Waterium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Lana's Trial at Brooklet Hill.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/firium_z.png" alt="Firium Z" /> Firium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Kiawe's Trial at Wela Volcano Park.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/grassium_z.png" alt="Grassium Z" /> Grassium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Mallow's Trial at Lush Jungle.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/rockium_z.png" alt="Rockium Z" /> Rockium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Kahuna Olivia's Grand Trial.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/electrium_z.png" alt="Electrium Z" /> Electrium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Trial at Hokulani Observatory.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/steelium_z.png" alt="Steelium Z" /> Steelium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Trial at Hokulani Observatory.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/ghostium_z.png" alt="Ghostium Z" /> Ghostium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Acerola's Trial on Route 14.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/buginium_z.png" alt="Buginium Z" /> Buginium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story after beating Guzma in the Shady House.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/darkinium_z.png" alt="Darkinium Z" /> Darkinium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Officer Nanu in Malie City.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/poisonium_z.png" alt="Poisonium Z" /> Poisonium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Plumeria in Vast Poni Canyon.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/groundium_z.png" alt="Groundium Z" /> Groundium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story from Hapu in Vast Poni Canyon.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/dragonium_z.png" alt="Dragonium Z" /> Dragonium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of the story after finishing the Vast Poni Canyon Trial.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/tapunium_z.png" alt="Tapunium Z" /> Tapunium Z</dt>
    <dd>Recieved after beating / catching Tapu Koko after the Pok&eacute;mon League as part of the story.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/decidium_z.png" alt="Decidium Z" /> Decidium Z, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/incinium_z.png" alt="Incinium Z" /> Incinium Z, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/primarium_z.png" alt="Primarium Z" /> Primarium Z</dt>
    <dd>Your starter's Z-Crystal is given after defeating Guzma at Malie Garden. After the credits the other two are given to you by Hau.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/icium_z.png" alt="Icium Z" /> Icium Z</dt>
    <dd>Found in Mount Lankakila, go right at the first point you can.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/fairium_z.png" alt="Fairium Z" /> Fairium Z</dt>
    <dd>From Mina the artist outside on a bridge in Vast Poni Canyon.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/flyinium_z.png" alt="Flyinium Z" /> Flyinium Z</dt>
    <dd>Use Machamp to move the boulder near the exit of Ten Carat Hill.</dd>
           
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/pikanium_z.png" alt="Pikanium Z" /> Pikanium Z</dt>
    <dd>Konikoni City from a Lady near a few Pikachu and a bench. She also teaches Pikachu Volt Tackle.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/aloraichium_z.png" alt="Aloraichium Z" /> Aloraichium Z</dt>
    <dd>Seafolk Village: Show the lady in the Steelix House an Alolan Raichu, and she will give you the Z-Crystal.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/snorlium_z.png" alt="Snorlium Z" /> Snorlium Z</dt>
    <dd>Was only available from a Mystery Gift Munchlax until Jan 11th 2017.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/eevium_z.png" alt="Eevium Z" /> Eevium Z</dt>
    <dd>Part of a side quest where you locate and defeat 8 Eevee trainers.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/mewnium_z.png" alt="Mewnium Z" /> Mewnium Z</dt>
    <dd>From a Giveaway for Pok&eacute;mon Bank users until October 2nd 2017.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/marshadium_z.png" alt="Marshadium Z" /> Marshadium Z</dt>
    <dd>Held by the GameStop event Marshadow given out in store from October 9th 2017 through October 23rd 2017.</dd>
    <dd>Japan: July 15th - September 30th 2017</dd>
    <dd>Europe: October 1st - November 14th 2017</dd>
</dl>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="eleven">Mega Stones</h3>

<dl>
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/venusaurite.png" alt="Venusaurite" /> Venusaurite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/blastoisinite.png" alt="Blastoisinite" /> Blastoisinite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/charizardite_x.png" alt="Charizardite X" /> Charizardite X, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/charizardite_y.png" alt="Charizardite Y" /> Charizardite Y:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree: defeat Pok&eacute;mon Trainer Red in the Battle Tree events.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/gengarite.png" alt="Gengarite" /> Gengarite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/scizorite.png" alt="Scizorite" /> Scizorite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/pinsirite.png" alt="Pinsirite" /> Pinsirite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/aerodactylite.png" alt="Aerodactylite" /> Aerodactylite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/lucarionite.png" alt="Lucarionite" /> Lucarionite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/kangaskhanite.png" alt="Kangaskhanite" /> Kangaskhanite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/gyaradosite.png" alt="Gyaradosite" /> Gyaradosite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/absolite.png" alt="Absolite" /> Absolite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/alakazite.png" alt="Alakazite" /> Alakazite:</dt>
    <dd>Given to you by defeating Dexio on Ancient Poni Path.</dd>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/garchompite.png" alt="Garchompite" /> Garchompite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/sablenite.png" alt="Sablenite" /> Sablenite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/metagrossite.png" alt="Metagrossite" /> Metagrossite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/sharpedonite.png" alt="Sharpedonite" /> Sharpedonite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/slowbronite.png" alt="Slowbronite" /> Slowbronite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/glalitite.png" alt="Glalitite" /> Glalitite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/salamencite.png" alt="Salamencite" /> Salamencite:</dt>
    <dd>Battle Tree for 64 BP.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/redorb.png" alt="Red Orb" /> Red Orb:</dt>
    <dd>Hau'oli City Mall Antique Shop for $10,000.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/blueorb.png" alt="Blue Orb" /> Blue Orb:</dt>
    <dd>Hau'oli City Mall Antique Shop for $10,000.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/beedrillite.png" alt="Beedrillite" /> Beedrillite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/mawilite.png" alt="Mawilite" /> Mawilite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/medichamite.png" alt="Medichamite" /> Medichamite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/audinite.png" alt="Audinite" /> Audinite:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>INTIMIDATE</em></strong>.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/pidgeotite.png" alt="Pidgeotite" /> Pidgeotite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/steelixite.png" alt="Steelixite" /> Steelixite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/heracronite.png" alt="Heracronite" /> Heracronite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/houndoominite.png" alt="Houndoominite" /> Houndoominite:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>AZUL</em></strong>.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/mewtwonite_x.png" alt="Mewtwonite X" /> Mewtwonite X, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/mewtwonite_y.png" alt="Mewtwonite Y" /> Mewtwonite Y:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>M2DESCENT</em></strong>.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/tyranitarite.png" alt="Tyranitarite" /> Tyranitarite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/aggronite.png" alt="Aggronite" /> Aggronite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/manectite.png" alt="Manectite" /> Manectite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/abomasite.png" alt="Abomasite" /> Abomasite:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>SABLEVOLANT</em></strong>.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/sceptilite.png" alt="Sceptilite" /> Sceptilite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/blazikenite.png" alt="Blazikenite" /> Blazikenite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/swampertite.png" alt="Swampertite" /> Swampertite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/cameruptite.png" alt="Cameruptite" /> Cameruptite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/banettite.png" alt="Banettite" /> Banettite:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>MATSUBUSA</em></strong>.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/gardevoirite.png" alt="Gardevoirite" /> Gardevoirite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/lopunnite.png" alt="Lopunnite" /> Lopunnite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/galladite.png" alt="Galladite" /> Galladite, <img src="/articles/images/sprites/diancite.png" alt="Diancite" /> Diancite:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>POYONG</em></strong>.</dd>
   
    <dt><img src="/articles/images/sprites/altarianite.png" alt="Altarianite" /> Altarianite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/ampharosite.png" alt="Ampharosite" /> Ampharosite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/latiasite.png" alt="Latiasite" /> Latiasite, <img src="/dex/media/sprites/xyitems/latiosite.png" alt="Latiosite" /> Latiosite:</dt>
    <dd>Mystery Gift Serial Code: <strong><em>DRACHE</em></strong>.</dd>
</dl>

<p><strong><em>NOTE:</em></strong> The above Mystery Gift Serial Codes for Mega Stones are now expired.</p>

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<h3 class="align-center" id="twelve">Pok&eacute;balls</h3>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/poke-ball.png" alt="Pok&eacute; Ball" /> | Pok&eacute; Ball | <span class="small">A device for catching wild Pok&eacute;mon. It's thrown like a ball at a Pok&eacute;mon, comfortably encapsulating its target.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pok&eacute;mon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/premier-ball.png" alt="Premier Ball" /> | Premier Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat rare Pok&eacute; Ball that was made as a commemorative item used to celebrate an event of some sort.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shops: Purchase 10 Pok&eacute; Balls to get 1 free Premier Ball.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/great-ball.png" alt="Great Ball" /> | Great Ball | <span class="small">A good, high-performance Pok&eacute; Ball that provides a higher Pok&eacute;mon catch rate than a standard Pok&eacute; Ball.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pok&eacute;mon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village (Available after finishing Melemele Grand Trial)</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/ultra-ball.png" alt="Ultra Ball" /> | Ultra Ball | <span class="small">An ultra-high-performance Pok&eacute; Ball that provides a higher success rate for catching Pok&eacute;mon than a Great Ball.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pok&eacute;mon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village (Available after finishing Lush Jungle Island Trial)</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/master-ball.png" alt="Master Ball" /> | Master Ball | <span class="small">The best Pok&eacute; Ball with the ultimate level of performance. With it, you will catch any wild Pok&eacute;mon without fail.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Found in Aether Paradise as part of the main story.</li>
    <li>Hau'oli City: Possible Lotto ID Prize.</li>
    <li>Festival Plaza: Prize 1 in Big Dreams stand.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/dive-ball.png" alt="Dive Ball" /> | Dive Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that works especially well when catching Pok&eacute;mon that live underwater.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Route 8.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/dusk-ball.png" alt="Dusk Ball" /> | Dusk Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that makes it easier to catch wild Pok&eacute;mon at night or in dark places like caves.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Route 8.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/heal-ball.png" alt="Heal Ball" /> | Heal Ball | <span class="small">A remedial Pok&eacute; Ball that restores the HP of a Pok&eacute;mon caught with it and eliminates any status conditions.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Route 2, Royal Avenue.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/luxury-ball.png" alt="Luxury Ball" /> | Luxury Ball | <span class="small">A particularly comfortable Pok&eacute; Ball that makes a wild Pok&eacute;mon quickly grow friendlier after being caught.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Route 2.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/nest-ball.png" alt="Nest Ball" /> | Nest Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that becomes more effective the lower the level of the wild Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Route 2, Royal Avenue.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/net-ball.png" alt="Net Ball" /> | Net Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that is more effective when attempting to catch Water- or Bug-type Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Paniola Town.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/quick-ball.png" alt="Quick Ball" /> | Quick Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that has a more successful catch rate if used at the start of a wild encounter.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Route 8.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/repeat-ball.png" alt="Repeat Ball" /> | Repeat Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that works especially well on a Pok&eacute;mon species that has been caught before.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Paniola Town.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/timer-ball.png" alt="Timer Ball" /> | Timer Ball | <span class="small">A somewhat different Pok&eacute; Ball that becomes progressively more effective the more turns that are taken in battle.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Shop: Paniola Town, Royal Avenue.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="/articles/images/sprites/beastball.png" alt="Beast Ball" /> | Beast Ball | <span class="small">A special Pok&eacute; Ball designed to catch Ultra Beasts. It has a low success rate for catching others.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Aether Paradise: Wicke gives you 10 during the post-story Ultra Beast hunt.</li>
    <li>Looker: Gives you 10 every time a new Ultra Beast mission starts.</li>
    <li>Looker: Will give you one if you have 0 in your inventory.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/fast-ball.png" alt="Fast Ball" /> | Fast Ball | <span class="small">A Pok&eacute; Ball that makes it easier to catch Pok&eacute;mon that are usually very quick to run away.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Mount Hokulani: Along the left side of the road on the way down from the top.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/friend-ball.png" alt="Friend Ball" /> | Friend Ball | <span class="small">A strange Pok&eacute; Ball that will make the wild Pok&eacute;mon caught with it more friendly toward you immediately.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Malie Outer Cape: Talk to Samson Oak and he will give it to you.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/heavy-ball.png" alt="Heavy Ball" /> | Heavy Ball | <span class="small">A Pok&eacute; Ball that is better than usual at catching very heavy Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Mount Hokulani: Side path near the tight curve going down past some grass.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/level-ball.png" alt="Level Ball" /> | Level Ball | <span class="small">A Pok&eacute; Ball that makes it easier to catch Pok&eacute;mon that are at a lower level than your own Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Mount Hokulani: Behind the truck on the mountain.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/love-ball.png" alt="Love Ball" /> | Love Ball | <span class="small">A Pok&eacute; Ball that makes it easier to catch Pok&eacute;mon that are at a lower level than your own Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Malie Library: Talk to Samson Oak with Alolan Persian in your party.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/lure-ball.png" alt="Lure Ball" /> | Lure Ball | <span class="small">A Pok&eacute; Ball that makes it easier to catch Pok&eacute;mon that are at a lower level than your own Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Lush Mountain: Talk to Samson Oak at the Geothermal Plant and he will give it to you.</li>
</ul>

<h4><img src="http://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/itemicons/moon-ball.png" alt="Moon Ball" /> | Moon Ball | <span class="small">A Pok&eacute; Ball that makes it easier to catch Pok&eacute;mon that are at a lower level than your own Pok&eacute;mon.</span></h4>
<ul>
    <li>Mount Hokulani: Talk to Samson Oak near the Observatory.</li>
</ul>

smogon doesn't have ORAS' mega stones or proper orb images uploaded from what I can tell, so I had to compromise:

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http://puu.sh/yBLrB/96eb83709e.png Sablenite
http://puu.sh/yBLsi/ca959c4bad.png Metagrossite
http://puu.sh/yBLsY/feee0c0d9a.png Sharpedonite
http://puu.sh/yBLua/a0eed718e8.png Slowbronite
http://puu.sh/yBLuV/f62c9edb77.png Glalitite
http://puu.sh/yBLvL/4c6e5ece56.png Salamencite
http://puu.sh/yBLx3/448a6ce3fc.png Red Orb
http://puu.sh/yBLxQ/99354ed62b.png Blue Orb
http://puu.sh/yBLAv/5ecf3b9b5c.png Beedrillite
http://puu.sh/yBLzg/383f5b0439.png Audinite
http://puu.sh/yBLCN/257cf98998.png Pidgeotite
http://puu.sh/yBLEf/8fbd18ffb2.png Sceptilite
http://puu.sh/yBLEU/4a2334f567.png Swampertite
http://puu.sh/yBLFR/18706ad764.png Cameruptite
http://puu.sh/yBLH1/3457ae92e4.png Lopunnite
http://puu.sh/yBLHJ/bdc6502b2e.png Galladite
http://puu.sh/yBLHJ/bdc6502b2e.png Diancite
http://puu.sh/yBLJ5/736838df38.png Altarianite
http://puu.sh/yBLBS/5fcb39d4d1.png Steeliite

Other miscellaneous images not on PS or smogon:

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http://puu.sh/yB4UJ/6c0a985780.png Pearl Strings
http://puu.sh/yB4Ww/f682b58158.png Balm Mushroom
http://puu.sh/yBEto/adf9d7c97d.png Ability Capsule
http://puu.sh/yBEud/8207361e98.png Bottle Cap
http://puu.sh/yBEvZ/3c54b4abbf.png Golden Bottle Cap
http://puu.sh/yBEoR/17032fe44c.png Oval Charm
http://puu.sh/yBEpH/0183f97b88.png Shiny Charm
http://puu.sh/yBNAi/0e6aa8211c.png Beast Ball
http://puu.sh/yB2uo/9c6fd1085d.png Line

also ash pikachu's little z move isn't mentioned, not sure if that's intended or not.
also x2 how'd "beware" > "bewear" get through 2 gp checks >:(

The Dutch Plumberjack

 

[Darkprophet]

It looks great, thank you so much ScarfWynaut. Should I go back and make the change for Bewear?

 

[Scarf]

did it for you already

 

[Lumari]

    <li>Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP.</ul>

uh oh

this is fine otherwise ScarfWynaut but (also as a note for the future) can you change the puush links in the html to smogon urls? seems most intuitive to put them in the articles sprite folder, so e.g. for sablenite this would be /articles/images/sprites/sablenite.png. any images need to be uploaded to the smogon site anyways, so better to just put in smogon urls right away and take out the extra step.

 

[Scarf]

rip i thought i got all 20+ of those accidental ul errors, alas.

fixed

 

[Lumari]

Darkprophet per DHR's post in the reservation index I'm gonna go hold off on uploading this for now if you want to update this for USM? We can just GP the new parts and add them to the HTML, and it doesn't make sense to upload the SM version now already when those are no longer the current games anyways.

 

[Darkprophet]

Darkprophet per DHR's post in the reservation index I'm gonna go hold off on uploading this for now if you want to update this for USM? We can just GP the new parts and add them to the HTML, and it doesn't make sense to upload the SM version now already when those are no longer the current games anyways.

Sure thing! Now, for item differences in locations, i'll make separate notations on each item on where to obtain in each game and such. I'll start working on this!

 

[Darkprophet]

Updated Z-Crystals, Mega Stones, Pokeball, Evolution Locations, Move Tutors, added in Forme Change Items and Forme Change Locations. Need to add Sprites still, will add on my next update. Next update will also include new Gift Pokemon, and new In Game Trades.

 

[Lumari]

have you done the stuff you mentioned in the above post Darkprophet

 

[Darkprophet]

have you done the stuff you mentioned in the above post Darkprophet

Appologies for the delay, I will have this done on Sunday by the end of the day, and will be ready for Q/A afterwards unless anyone has suggestions for more information I should add.

 

[Hare_vs_Tortoise]

Appologies for the delay, I will have this done on Sunday by the end of the day, and will be ready for Q/A afterwards unless anyone has suggestions for more information I should add.

Just a thought but how about a section on mons with their moves to use for SOS chaining? Been working on a HA Heavy Beldum capture project lately and was having issues with Take Down so someone (can't remember who) on the SQSA wifi thread suggested a false swipe Ghost mon to counter it. Wouldn't have thought of it myself and I don't think I've seen anything written on mons/sets/teams created specifically for SOS chaining.

Suppose I'm saying how about a section for showing proven SOS chaining strategies where the focus is general chaining and not a how to iv train? If it's too much for this article then maybe a separate one?

 

[Darkprophet]

Just a thought but how about a section on mons with their moves to use for SOS chaining? Been working on a HA Heavy Beldum capture project lately and was having issues with Take Down so someone (can't remember who) on the SQSA wifi thread suggested a false swipe Ghost mon to counter it. Wouldn't have thought of it myself and I don't think I've seen anything written on mons/sets/teams created specifically for SOS chaining.

Suppose I'm saying how about a section for showing proven SOS chaining strategies where the focus is general chaining and not a how to iv train? If it's too much for this article then maybe a separate one?

Since this is General Tips and Tricks, I feel like something like SOS Chaining should get it's own guide. I could add a section if enough people want it here, but, I feel like it's a complicated enough subject that could use a whole separate guide.

On the subject of the completed content of the guide, ALL sections of the guide except for the very beginning section for easy money have been 100% been updated. Easy Money items I can have finished on Tuesday March 27th by the end of the day, and then this guide will be ready to be QA'd again.

 

[Darkprophet]

ALL Sections of the guide have been updated for Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. This guide is now ready for QC!

 

[Lumari]

cant say LegoFigure11 Theorymon DHR-107 Hulavuta atsync Its_A_Random for input on the USM stuff if you guys are free

 

[cant say]

I really don't like the Battle Royal for BP. I know it's technically the "easiest" because you don't have to try, but it's so inefficient that it's not worth it. If you have mons that can battle the Tree is much better, if you don't have mons to battle with then do Mantine Surfing.

everything else looks fine.

 

[Its_A_Random]

Agreeing with cant say here. If you want easy BP, I'd rather just do Tree or Mantine Surf for efficiency (2/3 minutes of sacking Pokémon for 1 BP isn't very efficient at all). The Royal 1 BP method might be more worth it on regular SM if you dont have the Pokémon to do Tree, but even then it's more worth it in the long run to just build your Tree Pokémon and playing it with suboptimal gear until you get what you need.

Everything else looks okay.

 

[DHR-107]

Agree with the above. Tier 2/3 Mantine Surf is a lot more efficient than having to go through all the Royale stuff for 1 Battle point. Hell even 10 fights in the Battle Tree and losing probably still comes out ahead.

Also under Effort Values, its probably worth mentioning Pressing Y while looking at the Pokemon's stat stage will "sparkle" on a 252 EV'd stat.

Under Move Tutors, its probably worth mentioning if any of the moves have a Happiness parameter related to their teaching.

Under Evolution Locations: Can you re-organize so all the specific Pokemon are next to each other via their locations? Might be a bit of an easier read, as I cannot currently understand the ordering you have gone for (seems rather haphazard). Also please mention that Crabrawler is now able to be evolved at the "Base" of Mt Lanakila in the grass infront of the lift, and you do not need to be on top of the mountain as you can access this area in USUM, but not SM. It's probably also worth clarifying that Own Tempo Rockruffs are what evolve into Lycanroc Dusk.

Other than that this looks awesome, thank you so much for collating all this information!

 

[atsync]

I'll try to go over this more thoroughly when I have more time but for now:

• Also agreeing with the above about BP grinding.
• Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe regular Bottle Caps can only be fished up on Poni Island, not just any fishing spot.
• I know it's mentioned under Gift Pokemon but it might be useful to mention the Gold Bottle Cap held by the Surf Pikachu under the Gold Bottle Cap section too. Also, I haven't played Battle Agency at all but apparently Gold Bottle Caps are given by the receptionist from the Battle Agency whenever you beat Sophocles or Giovanni. Doesn't sound like an efficient way to grind for them but it is an alternate method to get them.

 

[Darkprophet]

hey everyone, I'll be able to work on the suggested changes soon. I had a medical issue this weekend and don't have full use of my dominant hand, so once i'm recovered I'll get the updates done!

 

[atsync]

I've found a bit more time to go over this and have a few more suggestions.

Firstly, without meaning to add more work for you, do you think it's worth talking about evolutionary items and where to get them? That seems like information that might be helpful for this article's intended audience. Same with Vitamins, Rare Candy and PP Up/PP Max.

Another thing that might be useful is easy ways to get to level 100 for Hyper Training. In particular, the "trick" involving 2 5-star Rare Kitchens would be a useful tip to include in this article.

Some other stuff I spotted:

Nugget:
- Route 1: Behind the Tauros Rocks if you go north on a three-way split.
- Malie City - Outer Cape: Along the shoreline south of a grass patch.
- Seafolk Village: Defeat Sightseer Marcus.
- Ten Carat Hill - Farthest Hollow: Northern area of the hollow.
- Vast Poni Canyon: (Hidden) Small rock at the top of the hill in the first inside area.
- Festival Plaza: Prize 2 awarded at random for using the Gold Rush shop.
- Dropped from overworld Wimpod encounters on Route 8, Poni Breaker Coast, and Poni Wilds
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Lv. 1 - 20)
Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon Only:
- Route 5: (Hidden) outside a small hole in the rock face.
- Diglett's Tunnel: (Hidden) Next to the wheelbarrel near the southern exit.
- Hau'oli City: Defeat Gentleman Reginald in the City Hall.
- Malie City: Speak to a man in the Ferry Terminal.
- Vast Poni Canyon (3F): (Hidden) Between 2 holes near the entrance to the area.

• I believe the hidden Nuggets on Route 5 and in Diglett's Tunnel are also found in Sun/Moon, and are not exclusive to USUM.
• Nugget's can also be obtained through Poke Pelago.

Everstone:
Prevents a Pokemon holding this stone from evolving. Also guarantees the nature to pass down in breeding.
- Hau'oli City: Talk to Ilmia in his house after defeating him in battle.
- Catch/Thief: Roggenrola, Boldore (50% chance of holding one)
- Shop: Royal Avenue for 16 BP

• These can also be obtained through Poke Pelago.

Adrenaline Orb:
When used in battle, makes a wild Pokemon more likely to call for help and initiate an SOS battle.
- Shops: Route 1, Route 2, Route 5, Route 8, Route 16, Hau'oli City, Heahea City, Konikoni City, Malie City, Mount Hokulani, Paniola Town, Pokemon League, Royal Avenue, Seafolk Village, Tapu Village.

• Is it worth noting that, in USUM only, Adrenaline Orbs are required to continue SOS battles after 1 successful call for help? I'll leave that up to you.
• It's probably easier to say that Orbs can be obtained in any Shop instead of just having a list of them. Also, mention that they only become purchasable after beating three trials.
• There are a number of other one-off Orbs that can be found on the ground on some routes, etc. Probably not hugely important given that it's easier to buy them but if you're trying to be thorough they probably should be listed. I believe there are Orbs on Routes 4 and 8, and in Memorial Cave, Ancient Poni Path and Resolution Cave - there may be others I've forgotten.

Heart Scale:
Give to the Move Reminder to teach a forgotten move to a Pokemon.
- Exeggutor Island: Examine red plants on northern path after cutscene in cave with Lillie.
- Konikoni City: Eat a meal at the restaurant.
- Seafolk Village: Eat a meal at the restaurant.
- Catch/Thief: Luvdisc (50% chance of holding one)
- Festival Plaza: Can be randomly obtained from Haunted Houses.
- Pokemon with the Pickup ability (Level 51 - 100)
- Malie City: Sushi High Roller. Order the Z-Ronin meal, watch a short cutscene with Nanu, and get 8 Heart Scales for free.
Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon Only:
- Can be obtained from any fishing spot instead of a Pokemon.
- Ancient Poni Path: Speak to Hapu's mother after looking at a book in the Malie Library.
- Hano Beach: Hidden to the east of the Sandyghast (Resets daily)
- Hano Beach: Hidden on the northern part of the beach (Resets daily)

• The Heart Scales on Hano Beach that reset daily can be found in Sun/Moon too, and not just USUM.
• I think the Exeggutor Island Scale is Sun/Moon exclusive and is not found in USUM.

MOVE TUTORS:

Sun/Moon/Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon:

Grass Pledge, Fire Pledge, Water Pledge:
- In the Hau'oli Mall, in a blue booth, the right character will teach starter Pokemon from any region one of the Pledge moves. All these moves are special attacks with 80-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP.

Frenzy Plant, Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon:
- In the Hau'oli City Mall, in a blue booth, the left character will teach fully evolved starters from all regions these three moves. All three of them are special attacks with 150-Base Power, 90 accuracy, 5 PP, and the user cannot act on the turn after using these moves.

Secret Sword and Relic Song:
- In Hano Grand Hotel, a man in a blue shirt next to a Meowth can teach Keldeo and Meloetta these moves needed for them to change formes. Sacred Sword is a special attack with 85-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP, but the move does physical damage and allows Keldeo to enter its Resolute Forme. Relic Song is a special attack with 75-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 10 PP that may induce sleep when used. This move allows Meloetta to enter the Pirouette Forme.

Draco Meteor:
- A Female Ace Trainer in the left corner of the Seafolk Village Pokemon Center can teach this to any Dragon-type Pokemon, including Arceus when holding Dragon Plate and Silvally when holding Dragon Memory. Draco Meteor is a special attack with 130-Base Power, 90 accuracy, and 5 PP that lowers the user's Special Attack by two stages after being used.

Dragon Ascent:
- An older man in a red shirt in the Seafolk Village Pokemon Center can teach this unique move to Rayquaza. Rayquaza that know this attack can Mega Evolve. Dragon Ascent is a physical attack, 120-Base Power, 100 accuracy, and 5 PP that lowers the user's Defense and Special Defense when used.

• Might be helpful to mention that the tutors for Draco Meteor, Frenzy Plant/Blast Burn/Hydro Cannon and the Pledge moves require the Pokemon to have high friendship to be taught.
• Nitpicking, but note that the Elemental Monkeys (Pansage, etc) can also learn the Pledge move of their respective typing. Silvally can also learn Grass Pledge, and ONLY Grass Pledge, in USUM (not SuMo).

EVOLUTION LOCATIONS:

Magneton ->

Magnezone:
- Sun/Moon: Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon
- Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon: Level up while in Blush Mountain

Eevee ->

Leafeon:
- Level up while near the Moss Rock in Lush Jungle

Eevee ->

Glaceon:
- Level up while near the Icy Rock in Mt. Lanakila

Nosepass ->

Probopass:
- Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon

Charjabug ->

Vikavolt:
- Sun/Moon: Level up while in Vast Poni Canyon
- Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon: Level up while in Blush Mountain

Crabrawler ->

Crabominable:
- Level up while atop Mt. Lanakila

Pikachu ->

Kanto Raichu:
- Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon: Use a Thunderstone while in Ultra Space

Exeggcute ->

Kanto Exeggutor:
- Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon: Use a Leaf Stone while in Ultra Space

Cubone ->

Kanto Marowak:
- Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon: Level up to 28+ while in Ultra Space

Rockruff ->

Dusk Lycanroc:
- Ultra Sun: Level up to 25+ between 17:00 and 17:59 with an eligible Rockruff
- Ultra Moon: Level up to 25+ between 05:00 and 05:59 with an eligible Rockruff

• Nosepass is also able to evolve at Blush Mountain in USUM.
• It's worth mentioning that Crabrawler can also be evolved in the grass at the BASE of Mount Lanakila in USUM, and not just within the mountain itself. This allows it to evolve much earlier than it could in Sun/Moon.