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A new light shines on the Alola region! Take on the role of a Pokemon Trainer and encounter Pokemon, uncover new tales, and unravel the mystery behind the two forms reminiscent of the Legendary Pokemon. These new titles power up the Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon content with new story additions and features, earning them the name “Ultra!” Another adventure is about to begin!


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A new light shines on the Alola region! Take on the role of a Pokémon Trainer and unravel the mystery of the Legendary Pokémon Necrozma’s new forms: Dusk Mane Necrozma in the Pokémon Ultra Sun game and Dawn Wings Necrozma in the Pokémon Ultra Moon game. You can encounter and battle 400+ Pokémon, including new forms. A brand-new showdown awaits!

Discover the Legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and Lunala’s new Z-Moves and their mysterious connection to the Legendary Pokémon Necrozma. Then venture into Ultra Wormholes to explore the Ultra Beasts’ home world, encounter every Legendary Pokémon, and uncover Ultra Megalopolis, a dark world where Necrozma has stolen the light. On the bright side, the Alola region has new activities, and fresh landscapes to explore with some assistance from your powered-up Rotom Dex. You’ll need all the help you can get if you’re going to stop Giovanni, Ghetsis, and the rest of Team Rainbow Rocket from taking over the Alola region!

Ultra Warp Ride Solgaleo or Lunala into Ultra Wormholes and surf with Mantine.

Visit the Ultra Megalopolis.

Uncover the mystery of Necrozema.

New looks for a new adventure!

New Z-Moves for Necrozma, Solgaleo, Lunala, Mimikyu, Lycanroc, and Kommo-o.

Games in 2D. Some areas also playable in 3D.

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211 customers mention188 positive23 negative

Customers like the quality of the video game. They say it's nice to play, has multiple great features, and has tons of content to keep them busy. They also say the post games are better than in previous generations and that it'll keep them entertained. Overall, customers say it’s a very good version of the game and any fan will enjoy it.

"...love the changes to the traditional formula as it gives the Pokemon Series a nice refresh and is more streamline to play." Read more

"...The game is functional and fun! Can’t wait to play with my friend, he has Ultra Moon." Read more

"...The new trial and grand trials are unique and challenging (believe me it took 12 tries to defeat Kommo-O) and it is a really good attempt to change..." Read more

"...Better post-game. Sun and Moon had a very short post game (even though it was fun), and Ultra Sun has improved on that...." Read more

61 customers mention48 positive13 negative

Customers like the value of the video game software. They mention it's well worth the buy, has plenty of replay value, and is a good addition to the Pokemon gaming experience.

"...Anyway, this game is still very awesome and I would play this game over and over again and keep it in my Pokemon game collection. You should too!" Read more

"...Another excellent roster of Pokémon makes it worth a play through." Read more

"...A genuinely worthy addition to the Pokemon gaming experience." Read more

"...Rainbow Rocket post-game—as far as plot goes, it was nonsensical, but I still enjoyed that soundtrack!..." Read more

38 customers mention27 positive11 negative

Customers like the storyline of the video game. They say it offers enough additions to keep them curious and feels more complete. They also say the game has a different storyline that takes place in Alola, a unique region.

"...The game has a great story line that takes place in Alola, a unique region with alolan Pokemon and the all new Z-moves...." Read more

"...The storyline itself is almost entirely different outside of the inclusion of the Ultra Beasts...." Read more

"...About an hour and a half of it was cut scenes. Very frustrating, as they are literally the same cut scenes from S/M...." Read more

"...2. The story of the game is much more fleshed out and exciting. Keeps one glued to your 3DS (or 2DS).3...." Read more

35 customers mention31 positive4 negative

Customers like the performance of the video game software. They mention that it works great with no problems and that it runs smoothly and quickly.

"...The game is functional and fun! Can’t wait to play with my friend, he has Ultra Moon." Read more

"...worried when the U.A.E version arrived; however, it seems to work without any issues. Good luck and catch ‘em all!" Read more

"...It worked so well in the originals: Lusamine is seen lusting after Nihilego, and then, she merges with one...." Read more

"The game came in a sealed package and works fine luckily, but it was the UAE World Edition when I specifically bought the US version" Read more

26 customers mention21 positive5 negative

Customers like the graphics in the game. They say the new visuals really stand out, and the game has a better aesthetic than the original. They also appreciate the beautiful scenery and better layouts for some older places.

"...17. Graphical UpgradeGame looks better than the last, although there are some pixelation around the edges still...." Read more

"...Better graphics throughout..." Read more

"...2. The story of the game is much more fleshed out and exciting. Keeps one glued to your 3DS (or 2DS).3...." Read more

"...Graphics are also much more vibrant. If you liked Sun/Moon you will love this but if you didn't I don't really recommend purchasing this game...." Read more

24 customers mention18 positive6 negative

Customers find the game easy to play through, but not too easy. They say the difficulty is stepped up, making the gameplay more challenging. They also say the game is perfect for beginners and seasoned players alike, and is more streamline to play.

"...formula as it gives the Pokemon Series a nice refresh and is more streamline to play." Read more

"...It's longer and more challenging - I'm still playing long after completing the main game!- Better graphics throughout..." Read more

"...The Y button being an easier way to save the game.• The Photo Album.•..." Read more

"...main quest, and on that note, the main story in the game is incredibly hard to follow, at certain points the game just stops directly telling you..." Read more

30 customers mention17 positive13 negative

Customers are mixed about the content. Some mention it has lots of additional content, new features, and sidequests. They also say the ultra versions have more areas to explore. However, others say it doesn't have as many new features as they expected.

"...The new trial and grand trials are unique and challenging (believe me it took 12 tries to defeat Kommo-O) and it is a really good attempt to change..." Read more

"...Theres no side quests, there's barely any main quest, and on that note, the main story in the game is incredibly hard to follow, at certain points..." Read more

"...- And heaps of added content. There's new stuff everywhere...." Read more

"...is the same game, and it works just fine on my US 3DS, but it is a bit misleading." Read more

13 customers mention4 positive9 negative

Customers are mixed about the dialogue quality. Some mention that the dialogue is more refined and improved, while others say that there is too much dialogue.

"...One of Sun and Moon's weaknesses was the incessant dialogue throughout the game. This has been cleaned up.- Less hand-holding...." Read more

"...Quite a fan. Narrative is also much improved, and longer. Definitely good to tide your cravings for Pokemon off until the Pokemon game for Switch." Read more

"...The only real downside was the the rotom dex. My gosh he doesn't stop talking." Read more

"...The un-skippable dialogue makes the game drag on through things you don't care even the tiniest bit about, and it ruins the replay-ability." Read more

List of Changes: What's ULTRA about Pokemon Ultra Sun
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List of Changes: What's ULTRA about Pokemon Ultra Sun
Similar to Pokemon Black and White 2; Pokémon Ultra Moon takes place in the same area as Pokemon Sun, Alola but with an alternate storyline, new pokemon to collect and a few new features.Here are the list of changes/additions:1. Story puts emphasis on the legendary Pokémon Necrozma. The core story of the Alolan trails stay the same. Alola map layout is the same with exception of a few new buildings, a new mini-island Ultra Megalopolis and worm hole. 3/4 of the game will feel very familiar to you plot wise if you played the original sun/moon2. New enemy Group: Ultra Recon Squad and Team Rainbow Rocket. You can fight against all team rocket leaders in past games such as Giovanni (Pokémon Red and Blue) to Lysandre (Pokémon X and Y).3. 3 new Ultra Beasts: UB Assembly, UB Burst and UB Adhesive4. 8 trails instead of 7, with the 8th trail captain being Mina.5. New legendary Pokémon Necrozma with Dusk Mane, Dawn Wings, and Ultra forms. You get the forms by absorbing legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and/or Lunala.6. New Partner Cap Pikachu. It's just a Pikachu with Ash's (?) hat. New Lycanroc Dusk Form7. New Z-MovesClangorous Soulblaze - Kommo-oSplintered Stormshards - LycanrocSearing Sunraze Smash - Solgaleo and Dusk Mane NecrozomaMenacing Moonraze Maelstrom - Lunala and Dawn Wings NecrozmaLet's Snuggle Forever - MimikyuLight That Burns the Sky - Ultra Necrozma8. Mega Stones are also returning, but you have to find them9. SOS battles. Now toned down, instead of wild pokemon calling unlimited SOS pokmeon it's just 1 this time10. new clothing options will be available for players to purchase11. Battle Agency. Battle random trainers with rental pokemon. The more battles you win the more rare rental pokemon you get and prizes you earn12. Mantne Surf. As you fast travel from island to island, you can play a mini game where you ride Mantne through the ocean waves and preform tricks racking up points for a while score which can get you rewards.13. Ultra Wormhole. Similar to Mantne surf where you play a mini-game (fly through rings) to travel to the Ultra Space where you fight and collect rare/legendary pokemon the further down you go. In this game you can literally get all legendaries from past generations if you own both games (list provided later on)14. Alola Photo Club. Take photos with your pokemon, and add stamps/borders to the photos taken with more stamps/borders unlocked as you submit more photos15. Totem Stickers. Replacement of collecting Zygard Cells in the original games. By collecting them you can trade them for Totem pokemon.16. New Moves:Mind Blown - Fire-type Move. Learned by UB Burst.Photon Geyser - Psychic-type MovePlasma Fists - Electric-type Move. Learned by Zeraor17. Roto-Loto. You can now be friends with Rotom (your pokedex) and unlock gives you items your pokemon can carry to increase stats such as exp gain,better friendship, more prize money from fighting trainers, faster egg hatching, use Z-move twice during battle, etc18. Pokemon differences between Ultra Sun and Moon. No new alolan forms, but the ones in the original is still present. Here are a list of exclusive pokemon in each:-Ultra Sun-Exclusive PokemonAlolan VulpixAlolan NinetalesHoundourHoundoomCranidosRampardosCottoneeWhimsicottTirtougaCarracostaRuffletBraviaryLurantis (Totem-sized)PassimianTurtonator-Ultra Sun-Exclusive LegendariesHo-ohRaikouGroudonLatiosDialgaHeatranReshiramTornadusXerneasBuzzwoleKartanaDusk Mane NecrozmaUB-Burst-Ultra Moon-Exclusive PokemonAlolan SandshrewAlolan SandslashElectrikeManectricShieldonBastiodonPetililLilligantArchenArcheopsVullabyMandibuzzSalazzle (Totem-sized)OranguruDrampa-Ultra Moon-Exclusive LegendariesLugiaEnteiKyogreLatiasPalkiaRegigigasZekromThundurusYveltalLunalaPheromosaCelesteelaDawn Wings NecrozmaUB-Assembly19. New pokemon aside from those already mentioned:StakatakaBlacephalonPoipoleNaganadelZeraoraHope the list of changes help you in your purchasing decision. If you find anything else, please put it in the comments===Now I'll post my original review of Pokemon Sun:Huge changes to the pokemon formula since Pokemon X & Y, no longer as it's strictly battle and collecting focused (although still present) as they added variety of mechanics to switch things up a bit and to bring more variety in gameplay. Changes include:1. No HMsNo longer do you have to carry around a HM slave (s). This has bothered me in the past games as I have to restrict 1 or 2 slots out of my party of 6 to help traverse certain areas of the world. In the place of HMs there are Poké Rides where you can ride pokemon interacting with them on the world map, some you may not be able to access until you've completed mission within the game.2. Is it super effective?No longer do you have to look up guides online (unless it's your first encounter) to tell if a move is super effective or not very effective against the pokemon you're up against. After you battle a pokemon once, the game will tell you what moves is super effective or not in the battle menu once you encounter the same pokemon the second time.3. No Traditional GymsNo longer do you have to battle your way through gym after gym to prove you're the best out of brute force.There are 4 islands in the game, each of which are controlled by 4 Island KahunasTo get to them you have to get pass Trail Captains and Todum PokemonTrail captain will give you quizzes, side quests to complete, and/or fight in traditional battlesTodum Pokemon. Basically typical pokemon you find the wild, but significantly stronger and have grunts that help them battle.4. Rotom PokédexTypical pokedex, but with a face and personality attached to it.5. Alola FormsBasically different forms of pokemon you seen in previous generations. Either it's there physical form that is different and/or the pokemon's typing6. Z-MovesWith a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal you can use a pokemon's ultimate move once per battle. It's not like Mega Evolutions where it stays constant7. QR Scanner.You can now scan QR codes to get event pokemon8. Battle RoyalA 4 player free-for-all where the battle ends after all of one's pokemon trainer's faints. They tally the win-losses of each trainer and the one with best stats at the end wins9. Hyper Training.Once a pokemon reaches level 100, they can go through hyper training which can improve a Pokemon's IV10. Poké PelagoYour PC Box now has functionality to it. It's like a day care sort of thing, instead of just depositing your pokemon, you can passively train them in the PC or have them search for items11. Festival Plaza.An online mode where you can battle other trainers and trade with them. You get festial coins for each interaction which you can spend on clothes, shop or upgrade your pokemon's stats. There's also missions you can undertake to get more coins.12. Night and Day phase, New PokemonPokemon Sun goes the traditional time route while Moon does the opposite. In Pokemon Moon if you're playing in the daytime, the game will consider it night time in-game. Some events also play out differently like different Totum Pokemon on the same island/trailIn traditional Pokemon fashion you can only get some pokemon in each version so trading is required either with a friend or if you own both versions. Also some pokemon evolve differently in each version now.I'd say some of overall models of new pokemon are better looking than the last batch in previous iterations of the pokemon series.13. Auto RunYour run is as fast as a bike now, and it has unlimited use. You can now move in all directions instead of the traditional 4 and it feels very fluid14. No RodFishing is now dedicated to specific regions in the world. You cannot fish wherever you want anymore.15. Photo TakingYou can now take Photos of pokemon in the wild.16. Team Skull and Aether FoundationTeam Skull is the new antagonist group like Team Rocket, but they have a new style to them as they try act gangster-ish with their animated hand gesters/movements. They have more personality and have a darker tone to their backstory and mission.Aether Foundation is the opposite of Team Skull as their mission is to cure injured and hurt pokemon. The group is also conducting research on the Ultra Beast (Pokemon) which is a good mystery story in and of itself.17. Graphical UpgradeGame looks better than the last, although there are some pixelation around the edges still. Models look more realistic than before, and the battle animations are more visually impressive. There are some framerate issues on 2v2 battles for some reason, but then again I own the launch 3DS. You may not have the issue if you own the New 3DS? It's a turn-based system so it doesn't really matter much in terms of gameplay, but the slow down is noticeable18. Pokemon RefreshSimilar to Pokemon amie but with more grooming options-Returning mechanics:Pokebank return, you can now transfer all your pokemon to Sun and MoonClothing Options: Although more options are available, it still feel very limited.Mega Evolutions return, but none for new pokemon from what i've discoveredOverall, love the changes to the traditional formula as it gives the Pokemon Series a nice refresh and is more streamline to play.
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Similar to Pokemon Black and White 2; Pokémon Ultra Moon takes place in the same area as Pokemon Sun, Alola but with an alternate storyline, new pokemon to collect and a few new features.

Here are the list of changes/additions:

1. Story puts emphasis on the legendary Pokémon Necrozma. The core story of the Alolan trails stay the same. Alola map layout is the same with exception of a few new buildings, a new mini-island Ultra Megalopolis and worm hole. 3/4 of the game will feel very familiar to you plot wise if you played the original sun/moon

2. New enemy Group: Ultra Recon Squad and Team Rainbow Rocket. You can fight against all team rocket leaders in past games such as Giovanni (Pokémon Red and Blue) to Lysandre (Pokémon X and Y).

3. 3 new Ultra Beasts: UB Assembly, UB Burst and UB Adhesive

4. 8 trails instead of 7, with the 8th trail captain being Mina.

5. New legendary Pokémon Necrozma with Dusk Mane, Dawn Wings, and Ultra forms. You get the forms by absorbing legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and/or Lunala.

6. New Partner Cap Pikachu. It's just a Pikachu with Ash's (?) hat. New Lycanroc Dusk Form

7. New Z-Moves
Clangorous Soulblaze - Kommo-o
Splintered Stormshards - Lycanroc
Searing Sunraze Smash - Solgaleo and Dusk Mane Necrozoma
Menacing Moonraze Maelstrom - Lunala and Dawn Wings Necrozma
Let's Snuggle Forever - Mimikyu
Light That Burns the Sky - Ultra Necrozma

8. Mega Stones are also returning, but you have to find them

9. SOS battles. Now toned down, instead of wild pokemon calling unlimited SOS pokmeon it's just 1 this time

10. new clothing options will be available for players to purchase

11. Battle Agency. Battle random trainers with rental pokemon. The more battles you win the more rare rental pokemon you get and prizes you earn

12. Mantne Surf. As you fast travel from island to island, you can play a mini game where you ride Mantne through the ocean waves and preform tricks racking up points for a while score which can get you rewards.

13. Ultra Wormhole. Similar to Mantne surf where you play a mini-game (fly through rings) to travel to the Ultra Space where you fight and collect rare/legendary pokemon the further down you go. In this game you can literally get all legendaries from past generations if you own both games (list provided later on)

14. Alola Photo Club. Take photos with your pokemon, and add stamps/borders to the photos taken with more stamps/borders unlocked as you submit more photos

15. Totem Stickers. Replacement of collecting Zygard Cells in the original games. By collecting them you can trade them for Totem pokemon.

16. New Moves:
Mind Blown - Fire-type Move. Learned by UB Burst.
Photon Geyser - Psychic-type Move
Plasma Fists - Electric-type Move. Learned by Zeraor

17. Roto-Loto. You can now be friends with Rotom (your pokedex) and unlock gives you items your pokemon can carry to increase stats such as exp gain,better friendship, more prize money from fighting trainers, faster egg hatching, use Z-move twice during battle, etc

18. Pokemon differences between Ultra Sun and Moon. No new alolan forms, but the ones in the original is still present. Here are a list of exclusive pokemon in each:

-Ultra Sun-Exclusive Pokemon

Alolan Vulpix
Alolan Ninetales
Houndour
Houndoom
Cranidos
Rampardos
Cottonee
Whimsicott
Tirtouga
Carracosta
Rufflet
Braviary
Lurantis (Totem-sized)
Passimian
Turtonator

-Ultra Sun-Exclusive Legendaries

Ho-oh
Raikou
Groudon
Latios
Dialga
Heatran
Reshiram
Tornadus
Xerneas
Buzzwole
Kartana
Dusk Mane Necrozma
UB-Burst

-Ultra Moon-Exclusive Pokemon

Alolan Sandshrew
Alolan Sandslash
Electrike
Manectric
Shieldon
Bastiodon
Petilil
Lilligant
Archen
Archeops
Vullaby
Mandibuzz
Salazzle (Totem-sized)
Oranguru
Drampa

-Ultra Moon-Exclusive Legendaries

Lugia
Entei
Kyogre
Latias
Palkia
Regigigas
Zekrom
Thundurus
Yveltal
Lunala
Pheromosa
Celesteela
Dawn Wings Necrozma
UB-Assembly

19. New pokemon aside from those already mentioned:
Stakataka
Blacephalon
Poipole
Naganadel
Zeraora

Hope the list of changes help you in your purchasing decision. If you find anything else, please put it in the comments

===
Now I'll post my original review of Pokemon Sun:

Huge changes to the pokemon formula since Pokemon X & Y, no longer as it's strictly battle and collecting focused (although still present) as they added variety of mechanics to switch things up a bit and to bring more variety in gameplay. Changes include:

1. No HMs
No longer do you have to carry around a HM slave (s). This has bothered me in the past games as I have to restrict 1 or 2 slots out of my party of 6 to help traverse certain areas of the world. In the place of HMs there are Poké Rides where you can ride pokemon interacting with them on the world map, some you may not be able to access until you've completed mission within the game.

2. Is it super effective?
No longer do you have to look up guides online (unless it's your first encounter) to tell if a move is super effective or not very effective against the pokemon you're up against. After you battle a pokemon once, the game will tell you what moves is super effective or not in the battle menu once you encounter the same pokemon the second time.

3. No Traditional Gyms
No longer do you have to battle your way through gym after gym to prove you're the best out of brute force.
There are 4 islands in the game, each of which are controlled by 4 Island Kahunas
To get to them you have to get pass Trail Captains and Todum Pokemon
Trail captain will give you quizzes, side quests to complete, and/or fight in traditional battles
Todum Pokemon. Basically typical pokemon you find the wild, but significantly stronger and have grunts that help them battle.

4. Rotom Pokédex
Typical pokedex, but with a face and personality attached to it.

5. Alola Forms
Basically different forms of pokemon you seen in previous generations. Either it's there physical form that is different and/or the pokemon's typing

6. Z-Moves
With a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal you can use a pokemon's ultimate move once per battle. It's not like Mega Evolutions where it stays constant

7. QR Scanner.
You can now scan QR codes to get event pokemon

8. Battle Royal
A 4 player free-for-all where the battle ends after all of one's pokemon trainer's faints. They tally the win-losses of each trainer and the one with best stats at the end wins

9. Hyper Training.
Once a pokemon reaches level 100, they can go through hyper training which can improve a Pokemon's IV

10. Poké Pelago
Your PC Box now has functionality to it. It's like a day care sort of thing, instead of just depositing your pokemon, you can passively train them in the PC or have them search for items

11. Festival Plaza.
An online mode where you can battle other trainers and trade with them. You get festial coins for each interaction which you can spend on clothes, shop or upgrade your pokemon's stats. There's also missions you can undertake to get more coins.

12. Night and Day phase, New Pokemon
Pokemon Sun goes the traditional time route while Moon does the opposite. In Pokemon Moon if you're playing in the daytime, the game will consider it night time in-game. Some events also play out differently like different Totum Pokemon on the same island/trail
In traditional Pokemon fashion you can only get some pokemon in each version so trading is required either with a friend or if you own both versions. Also some pokemon evolve differently in each version now.
I'd say some of overall models of new pokemon are better looking than the last batch in previous iterations of the pokemon series.

13. Auto Run
Your run is as fast as a bike now, and it has unlimited use. You can now move in all directions instead of the traditional 4 and it feels very fluid

14. No Rod
Fishing is now dedicated to specific regions in the world. You cannot fish wherever you want anymore.

15. Photo Taking
You can now take Photos of pokemon in the wild.

16. Team Skull and Aether Foundation
Team Skull is the new antagonist group like Team Rocket, but they have a new style to them as they try act gangster-ish with their animated hand gesters/movements. They have more personality and have a darker tone to their backstory and mission.
Aether Foundation is the opposite of Team Skull as their mission is to cure injured and hurt pokemon. The group is also conducting research on the Ultra Beast (Pokemon) which is a good mystery story in and of itself.

17. Graphical Upgrade
Game looks better than the last, although there are some pixelation around the edges still. Models look more realistic than before, and the battle animations are more visually impressive. There are some framerate issues on 2v2 battles for some reason, but then again I own the launch 3DS. You may not have the issue if you own the New 3DS? It's a turn-based system so it doesn't really matter much in terms of gameplay, but the slow down is noticeable

18. Pokemon Refresh
Similar to Pokemon amie but with more grooming options

-Returning mechanics:
Pokebank return, you can now transfer all your pokemon to Sun and Moon
Clothing Options: Although more options are available, it still feel very limited.
Mega Evolutions return, but none for new pokemon from what i've discovered

Overall, love the changes to the traditional formula as it gives the Pokemon Series a nice refresh and is more streamline to play.
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5.0 out of 5 stars List of Changes: What's ULTRA about Pokemon Ultra Sun
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2017
Similar to Pokemon Black and White 2; Pokémon Ultra Moon takes place in the same area as Pokemon Sun, Alola but with an alternate storyline, new pokemon to collect and a few new features.

Here are the list of changes/additions:

1. Story puts emphasis on the legendary Pokémon Necrozma. The core story of the Alolan trails stay the same. Alola map layout is the same with exception of a few new buildings, a new mini-island Ultra Megalopolis and worm hole. 3/4 of the game will feel very familiar to you plot wise if you played the original sun/moon

2. New enemy Group: Ultra Recon Squad and Team Rainbow Rocket. You can fight against all team rocket leaders in past games such as Giovanni (Pokémon Red and Blue) to Lysandre (Pokémon X and Y).

3. 3 new Ultra Beasts: UB Assembly, UB Burst and UB Adhesive

4. 8 trails instead of 7, with the 8th trail captain being Mina.

5. New legendary Pokémon Necrozma with Dusk Mane, Dawn Wings, and Ultra forms. You get the forms by absorbing legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and/or Lunala.

6. New Partner Cap Pikachu. It's just a Pikachu with Ash's (?) hat. New Lycanroc Dusk Form

7. New Z-Moves
Clangorous Soulblaze - Kommo-o
Splintered Stormshards - Lycanroc
Searing Sunraze Smash - Solgaleo and Dusk Mane Necrozoma
Menacing Moonraze Maelstrom - Lunala and Dawn Wings Necrozma
Let's Snuggle Forever - Mimikyu
Light That Burns the Sky - Ultra Necrozma

8. Mega Stones are also returning, but you have to find them

9. SOS battles. Now toned down, instead of wild pokemon calling unlimited SOS pokmeon it's just 1 this time

10. new clothing options will be available for players to purchase

11. Battle Agency. Battle random trainers with rental pokemon. The more battles you win the more rare rental pokemon you get and prizes you earn

12. Mantne Surf. As you fast travel from island to island, you can play a mini game where you ride Mantne through the ocean waves and preform tricks racking up points for a while score which can get you rewards.

13. Ultra Wormhole. Similar to Mantne surf where you play a mini-game (fly through rings) to travel to the Ultra Space where you fight and collect rare/legendary pokemon the further down you go. In this game you can literally get all legendaries from past generations if you own both games (list provided later on)

14. Alola Photo Club. Take photos with your pokemon, and add stamps/borders to the photos taken with more stamps/borders unlocked as you submit more photos

15. Totem Stickers. Replacement of collecting Zygard Cells in the original games. By collecting them you can trade them for Totem pokemon.

16. New Moves:
Mind Blown - Fire-type Move. Learned by UB Burst.
Photon Geyser - Psychic-type Move
Plasma Fists - Electric-type Move. Learned by Zeraor

17. Roto-Loto. You can now be friends with Rotom (your pokedex) and unlock gives you items your pokemon can carry to increase stats such as exp gain,better friendship, more prize money from fighting trainers, faster egg hatching, use Z-move twice during battle, etc

18. Pokemon differences between Ultra Sun and Moon. No new alolan forms, but the ones in the original is still present. Here are a list of exclusive pokemon in each:

-Ultra Sun-Exclusive Pokemon

Alolan Vulpix
Alolan Ninetales
Houndour
Houndoom
Cranidos
Rampardos
Cottonee
Whimsicott
Tirtouga
Carracosta
Rufflet
Braviary
Lurantis (Totem-sized)
Passimian
Turtonator

-Ultra Sun-Exclusive Legendaries

Ho-oh
Raikou
Groudon
Latios
Dialga
Heatran
Reshiram
Tornadus
Xerneas
Buzzwole
Kartana
Dusk Mane Necrozma
UB-Burst

-Ultra Moon-Exclusive Pokemon

Alolan Sandshrew
Alolan Sandslash
Electrike
Manectric
Shieldon
Bastiodon
Petilil
Lilligant
Archen
Archeops
Vullaby
Mandibuzz
Salazzle (Totem-sized)
Oranguru
Drampa

-Ultra Moon-Exclusive Legendaries

Lugia
Entei
Kyogre
Latias
Palkia
Regigigas
Zekrom
Thundurus
Yveltal
Lunala
Pheromosa
Celesteela
Dawn Wings Necrozma
UB-Assembly

19. New pokemon aside from those already mentioned:
Stakataka
Blacephalon
Poipole
Naganadel
Zeraora

Hope the list of changes help you in your purchasing decision. If you find anything else, please put it in the comments

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Now I'll post my original review of Pokemon Sun:

Huge changes to the pokemon formula since Pokemon X & Y, no longer as it's strictly battle and collecting focused (although still present) as they added variety of mechanics to switch things up a bit and to bring more variety in gameplay. Changes include:

1. No HMs
No longer do you have to carry around a HM slave (s). This has bothered me in the past games as I have to restrict 1 or 2 slots out of my party of 6 to help traverse certain areas of the world. In the place of HMs there are Poké Rides where you can ride pokemon interacting with them on the world map, some you may not be able to access until you've completed mission within the game.

2. Is it super effective?
No longer do you have to look up guides online (unless it's your first encounter) to tell if a move is super effective or not very effective against the pokemon you're up against. After you battle a pokemon once, the game will tell you what moves is super effective or not in the battle menu once you encounter the same pokemon the second time.

3. No Traditional Gyms
No longer do you have to battle your way through gym after gym to prove you're the best out of brute force.
There are 4 islands in the game, each of which are controlled by 4 Island Kahunas
To get to them you have to get pass Trail Captains and Todum Pokemon
Trail captain will give you quizzes, side quests to complete, and/or fight in traditional battles
Todum Pokemon. Basically typical pokemon you find the wild, but significantly stronger and have grunts that help them battle.

4. Rotom Pokédex
Typical pokedex, but with a face and personality attached to it.

5. Alola Forms
Basically different forms of pokemon you seen in previous generations. Either it's there physical form that is different and/or the pokemon's typing

6. Z-Moves
With a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal you can use a pokemon's ultimate move once per battle. It's not like Mega Evolutions where it stays constant

7. QR Scanner.
You can now scan QR codes to get event pokemon

8. Battle Royal
A 4 player free-for-all where the battle ends after all of one's pokemon trainer's faints. They tally the win-losses of each trainer and the one with best stats at the end wins

9. Hyper Training.
Once a pokemon reaches level 100, they can go through hyper training which can improve a Pokemon's IV

10. Poké Pelago
Your PC Box now has functionality to it. It's like a day care sort of thing, instead of just depositing your pokemon, you can passively train them in the PC or have them search for items

11. Festival Plaza.
An online mode where you can battle other trainers and trade with them. You get festial coins for each interaction which you can spend on clothes, shop or upgrade your pokemon's stats. There's also missions you can undertake to get more coins.

12. Night and Day phase, New Pokemon
Pokemon Sun goes the traditional time route while Moon does the opposite. In Pokemon Moon if you're playing in the daytime, the game will consider it night time in-game. Some events also play out differently like different Totum Pokemon on the same island/trail
In traditional Pokemon fashion you can only get some pokemon in each version so trading is required either with a friend or if you own both versions. Also some pokemon evolve differently in each version now.
I'd say some of overall models of new pokemon are better looking than the last batch in previous iterations of the pokemon series.

13. Auto Run
Your run is as fast as a bike now, and it has unlimited use. You can now move in all directions instead of the traditional 4 and it feels very fluid

14. No Rod
Fishing is now dedicated to specific regions in the world. You cannot fish wherever you want anymore.

15. Photo Taking
You can now take Photos of pokemon in the wild.

16. Team Skull and Aether Foundation
Team Skull is the new antagonist group like Team Rocket, but they have a new style to them as they try act gangster-ish with their animated hand gesters/movements. They have more personality and have a darker tone to their backstory and mission.
Aether Foundation is the opposite of Team Skull as their mission is to cure injured and hurt pokemon. The group is also conducting research on the Ultra Beast (Pokemon) which is a good mystery story in and of itself.

17. Graphical Upgrade
Game looks better than the last, although there are some pixelation around the edges still. Models look more realistic than before, and the battle animations are more visually impressive. There are some framerate issues on 2v2 battles for some reason, but then again I own the launch 3DS. You may not have the issue if you own the New 3DS? It's a turn-based system so it doesn't really matter much in terms of gameplay, but the slow down is noticeable

18. Pokemon Refresh
Similar to Pokemon amie but with more grooming options

-Returning mechanics:
Pokebank return, you can now transfer all your pokemon to Sun and Moon
Clothing Options: Although more options are available, it still feel very limited.
Mega Evolutions return, but none for new pokemon from what i've discovered

Overall, love the changes to the traditional formula as it gives the Pokemon Series a nice refresh and is more streamline to play.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
Platform For Display: Nintendo 3DSEdition: Ultra SunVerified Purchase
Bought this for my husband. He loved it and has beat the game lots of times
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024
Platform For Display: Nintendo 3DSEdition: Ultra SunVerified Purchase
The game came in bubble wrapping, it was still in the original plastic too. The game is functional and fun! Can’t wait to play with my friend, he has Ultra Moon.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2020
Platform For Display: Nintendo 3DSEdition: Ultra SunVerified Purchase
Pokemon Ultra Sun is a big improvement from Pokemon X and Y. (Though Pokemon X/Y are amazing) you can really tell the art style and the battle graphics have taken a huge leap from the previous games. The game has a great story line that takes place in Alola, a unique region with alolan Pokemon and the all new Z-moves. Though I prefer mega evolution to Z-moves Z-moves are a great alternative. Pokemon Ultra Sun is a game with many things to do and you don't have to do what the game wants you to do you can do whatever you want whenever you want. The new trial and grand trials are unique and challenging (believe me it took 12 tries to defeat Kommo-O) and it is a really good attempt to change things up from the normal gyms. Also festival plaza is a great new addition to the game where you can connect with others if the story gets to hard and just complete missions or do wonder trades. The GTS is also a great feature brought back from Pokemon X and Y but you have to be careful because some trades can give you a virus if not legitimate (My festival plaza was blocked for 3 days after trading with hacker.) Also the breeding feature is great and a way to get rare Pokemon easily. Team RR was a great after story adventure featuring previous villains Lysandre, Geovanni Ext. There are so many post game things to do breed Pokemon, Festival plaza, Mantine surfing and you can travel through Ultra space. The game also features people from Pokemon X and Y like Sina, Dexio, Lysandre, and Looker if you did the post game tasks in X/Y.

Overall, this game is probably the best Pokemon game I have ever played up to Sword and Shield.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
Platform For Display: Nintendo 3DSEdition: Ultra SunVerified Purchase
I love this game!! I was slightly worried when the U.A.E version arrived; however, it seems to work without any issues. Good luck and catch ‘em all!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic Game | Wrong Version
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
I love this game!! I was slightly worried when the U.A.E version arrived; however, it seems to work without any issues. Good luck and catch ‘em all!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2017
Platform For Display: Nintendo 3DSEdition: Ultra SunVerified Purchase
Sun and Moon were good games, and this is a great game! It reminds me of the older games, such as Ruby as Sapphire, which would be followed by a third version that was better in practically every way. While having an Ultra Sun AND an Ultra Moon might be a touch necessary, there is no question about which is the superior game. Compared to its predecessor, this game has:
- More refined dialogue. One of Sun and Moon's weaknesses was the incessant dialogue throughout the game. This has been cleaned up.
- Less hand-holding. The game does still drag in places, but it no longer feels the need to hold your hand throughout the first two hours of gameplay. I still wish there was an option to indicate to the game that you know what you're doing, but that's a problem all Pokemon games share.
- A more polished story.
- Increased difficulty. If you're like me and you like a challenging game, Sun and Moon were probably a disappointment in that regard. In my opinion, Ultra Sun hits the perfect balance between too challenging and too easy. It's a tough game, but no so much you'd want to put it down.
- Better post-game. Sun and Moon had a very short post game (even though it was fun), and Ultra Sun has improved on that. It's longer and more challenging - I'm still playing long after completing the main game!
- Better graphics throughout
- And heaps of added content. There's new stuff everywhere. Even if you just finished playing Sun and Moon, Ultra Sun had enough new content to keep me searching around for new things even in places I'd already seen.
In short, this is the "definitive" Alola game. If you like a good Pokemon game, chances are you'll enjoy this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023
Platform For Display: Nintendo 3DSEdition: Ultra SunVerified Purchase
I have a child who has been obsessed with Pokémon for many years. This game did not disappoint. Arrived quick too

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1.0 out of 5 stars It was a birthday present
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5.0 out of 5 stars I thoroughly enjoyed playing the story and the post game
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