Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon

New screenshots from Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon: www.serebii.net/ultrasunultramoon/pics.shtml (actually this is my very first time posting this link here).

Lots of changes, but the most important of all is... the drinks you choose in the café actually match their description instead of it being a mug every time.

.....Oh and there's some kind of hint about there finally being a use for the Strange Souvenir.

Mimikyu's got its own exclusive Z-Move (using Play Rough) and it involves voring snuggling:

Ultra Ruin officially has the most creepiest theme in a Pokémon game.

Yes, it's even more nightmare-fuel than Lavender Town's music for me.

Not sure if everyone's gone here yet, which is why I'm keeping it simple.

Having just got to Ultra Ruin, and though I won't say much...I couldn't agree more with that statement. Especially if it's played backwards. Oh my.

Though I'll get into more ultra sun and moon material as the months roll on, as I cannot help but notice one particular thing with the game as a whole, something that has to do with the fact it's the last Pokemon game to ever be on the handhelds, as everything following is making the 'switch'!

Ah yes! Ultra Necrozma is probably the most fascinating Pokemon I've ever laid eyes on for a very, very long time. It's presentation, appearance & design, backstory, being the main villain, music theme, and finally that epic boss fight where he comes packing with smart trainer AI! How'd I win? Accidentally sequence breaking the AI via a Zoroark I picked up and summoned to be used as a meatshield while I revived half of my already destroyed team. But the AI kept spamming Photon Geyser despite the disguise being apparent after the first turn; it took Ultra Necrozma three turns to figure out that this wasn't working! I feel rather sad that happened though, despite the thing soundly kicking my rear and here I accidentally cheated.

Heh, I thought Mega Rayquaza being the most strongest thing ever was rather accidental in making an already strong Pokemon even stronger. This guy? It felt like every last bit of how insanely strong he is was intentional. Even that Z-move, if used on the special side, can put a massive dent in a Blissey by it's base plus STAB power alone. Given the Kyurem similarities, now it also makes me wonder just how insanely strong the original Tao dragon was.

Anyway, given how that Ultra Sun and Moon are the grand finale to the Nintendo Handhelds as the next titles make the Switch, I couldn't be anymore prouder that this guy was the big bang they went out with, followed by an insanely fun Rainbow Rocket arc. Well done Game Freak, well done.

Yep. I wasn't even aware that the AI would've...locked into Photon Geyser until the second time Necro spammed it on my disguised Zoroark simply because that was the most powerful move in it's diverse arsenal. Then I looked online and I was like...Huh, everyone else had the same idea. Though I knew about it's design, I went that fight complete blind, unaware of what horrors was gonna happen. Either way, yeah, beating Necrozma without an overleveled team or the Legendaries you can find in Ultra Space borderlines on sheer luck alone.

Ultra Necrozma: "That's a nice nuzlocke you got there. Would be a shame if something were to happen!" Oh they apply alright less one upsets the Nuzlocke gods! Haha. ABANDON YOUR POST! FLEE, FLEE FOR YOUR POKEMON LIVES!