Butterfree has great sweeping potential with its great coverage and set up move. Movepool – Quiver Dance, Bug Buzz, Air Slash, and your choice between Shadow Ball and Psychic (through TMs).Butterfree has some of the lowest stats of any evolved Pokémon Stats – Abysmal until it evolves into Butterfree, debatably worse after.Evolution – Level 7 to Metapod Level 10 to Butterfree.Other Notes – Primarium Z makes a return, so I recommend employing it liberally if you kept Sparkling Aria on your moveset.Major Battles – Primarina cannot solo many major battles due to Scald’s relocation, but still beats most of Gladion, Plumeria, Olivia, Nanu, Kahili, and Olivia2.0’s teams as well as being one of the best Pokémon to deal with the hardest Totem in the game, Marowak.Luckily Sparkling Aria is a solid Surf replacement. However, it is dramatically hurt by the relocation of the Scald TM. Movepool – The Popplio line has a pretty standard Water-type level-up movepool, and sports fantastic coverage in the late game with Shadow Ball and Ice Beam.Water is arguably the best type in the game and its Fairy typing is great against late-game Dragon types. Typing – Initially pure Water, but evolves into the Water/Fairy Primarina.Defensively, its physical bulk is passable and its special bulk is high. Stats – Being fully evolved with a base 60 Speed stat is slow, but this is made up by its massive base 126 Special Attack and the fact that many Alolan Pokémon are also slow.Evolution – Level 17 to Brionne Level 34 to Primarina.
Availability – Early in USUM as a Starter Pokémon.Please feel free to comment on Pokémon you think are strong!Ĭonsidering all of this, I threw all the data into my brain and figured out the best Pokémon to use in USUM! With all that said, let’s get to the list! Popplio This article is purely my opinion based on conjecture.Obtainable Totem Pokémon are not considered.These Pokémon aren’t intended to be used as a team, but rather as nice options if you are looking to fill your team with strong battlers.This list is designed for a well-paced casual play through.Other Notes – Anything unique that doesn’t fit above, such as unique abilities or Z-Moves are kept in consideration.Major Battles – How well does the Pokémon perform in battles against the rivals, evil teams, Trials, Elite Four, and Champion (the Champion will be omitted due to spoilers).Movepool – What moves can the Pokémon utilize? Does it have good coverage? STABs? Priority?.Typing – Is the Pokémon’s typing valuable for USUM’s trials?.Stats – How strong is the Pokémon? Can it keep up against its competition?.Evolution – When and how does the Pokémon evolve?.Availability – When does the Pokémon become available? How hard is it to find?.I ranked each Pokémon available in Alola using the following criteria: It’s really up to you! But if you want the strongest or best Pokémon, you may want to consider these. There are over 400 Pokémon in Alola, and most of them are great! Which Pokémon are optimal for your Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon (USUM) playthrough? This article will provide my opinion for solid choices for your team in USUM based on various criterion, but don’t feel pressured to use any of these Pokémon. Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon Version Exclusives and Trades.Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon Alola Dex: Locations and more!.Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon Island Scan.The Best Pokémon for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.The Base Stats can be deduced from the stat values of Pokemon found in the game, but for most players, using the guide above is the simplest way to understand these key stats of each Pokemon. Not Visible to the Playerīase Stat is one of the values that are not visible in the game. For example, the reason why Blissey has high health is because its HP is at a high value. These stats include HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense and Speed. What are Base Stats? Determine Each of a Pokemon's Final Stat Valuesīase stats are base values for each of a Pokemon's six primary stats.
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