Any Pokemon received via trades or in-game events cannot have their names changed. Note that you can only change the nicknames of Pokemon for whom you are the original trainer. The method by which the game validates whether the player is a Pokmon's Original Trainer varies between generations: In Generations I and II, a Pokmon can only be renamed if its Original Trainer name and Trainer ID number match the player's.
If you want to simplify things by removing its identity entirely, tapping on the Pokemon’s sprite will revert their name back to the species’ name. The Name Rater in Orre will also refuse to rename a Shadow Pokmon until it has been purified. Though he claims that his profession is to rate the quality of names, in actuality, nothing is ever to his satisfaction, and he will offer to change it to something better suited. He can be found in the Alola Tourist Bureau in Heahea City – just look for the silver-haired gentlemen in the festive shirt. Fortunately, the Name Rater can erase these mistakes by allowing you to give your Pokemon a brand new moniker. They aren’t shiny locked so trainers can reset for shiny Legendaries.The pressure of naming a newly captured Pokemon on the spot can lead to mistakes being made, and may sometimes yield a crummy sobriquet that haunts you every time you send it into battle.
You’ll need to go through a specific warp hole to find its corresponding Legendary. The Ultra Wormhole can be accessed from the Altar of Moone/Sunne and when you go through, you’ll be informed of a strong presence. Capture it and you’ll receive the Tapunium Z-Crystal.Īfter defeating the League, head over to the Ruins of Life to start a battle with Tapu Lele.Īfter defeating the League, head over to the Ruins of Abundance to start a battle with Tapu Bulu.Īfter defeating the League, go to the Ruins of Hope to start a battle with Tapu Fini. Go to the Ruins of Conflict on Melemele Island to face off against it. This is the first Tapu you’ll come up against after defeating the League. You’ll only be able to catch them after defeating the Pokémon League. The Tapus are the guardians of the Alola Region and will play a big role in the fight against the Ultra Beasts. When you're in that city, you'll want to look for the building that's the Alola Tourist Bureau. Talk to Sina and Dexio on Route 16 after catching Zygarde to get the Zygarde Cells to transform your Legendary into the Power Construct form. To reach the name rater, head to Heahea City on Akala Island. The Legendary that’s crossed over from the Kalos region, Zygarde will appear in the Resolution Cave after defeating the Pokémon League. Wake it up with your Z-Ring to activate a battle with it where you’ll be able to capture it. Once it’s defeated in its Ultra Form, you’ll need to climb Mount Lanakila toward the League where Necrozma will be waiting, hurt. You’ll need to defeat Necrozma a couple of times during the story of Ultra Sun and Moon but it’s not until you defeat it in its Ultra Form that you’ll finally be able to capture it. You don't need to battle it, it will join you automatically. Then, go to the Lake of the Sunne or Lake of the Moone from Ula'ula Meadow and reach the altar, with Solgaleo/Lunala still in your party. You'll be able to go to the Reverse World, where it is back to Day/Night depending on your game.
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