Top 5 Strongest Totem Pokemon in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
Introduction In Pokemon Sun and Moon we were introduced
to one of the most innovative things game freak has ever done in a pokemon game and
I'm glad to say that I actually enjoyed it.
This was the Island Challenge.
This was different from traditional league challenges as the island challenge replaced
Gym Battles with the all new trial system.
The trial system was added in Sun and Moon and of course was carried on to Ultra Sun
and Moon, and while I do like Gym Battles more for the nostalgia the Island Challenge
was actually great.
The totem Pokemon were a great concept, it added something that made Alola Different
than other Pokemon games and they posed an actual challenge for me.
In sun and Moon the trials were kinda easy but in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon it seems
like they realized this and upped the difficulty a bit.
But without further ado, I present to you all the Top 5 Hardest Totem Pokemon in Pokemon
Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
And before we begin please note that this is my opinion, so if you happen to disagree
make sure to let me know down in the comments below.
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But with that being said, let's get started.
#5.
Totem Marowak Our number 5 slot on the list has to go to
one of the worst Totem Pokemon on this list, at least what should be.
Alolan Marowak is easily considered a sub par Pokemon.
His only average stats combined with his extremely shallow movepool should make it so that this
Trial was a breeze.
However from the get go I was already at a huge disadvantage as my starter was a Dartrix
at the time and gave no help in this trial.
I decided to catch a Mudbray to aid me with this and it was still extremely challenging.
One of Alolan Marowak's ally Pokemon was a Salazzle, and this was extremely hard to
beat.
While I would deal quad effective damage with Mudbray all salazzle needed to do was use
one move… poison gas.
Poison gas would poison me, and while that would do residual damage each turn it would
boost Alolan Marowak's Hex, a base 65 ghost type move which damage doubles when the opposing
pokemon has a status condition.
All marowak needs to do is get setup with the poison and use flame charge once to raise
his speed, and you'll be in for a pretty rough time.
#4.
Totem Araquanid In Pokemon Sun and Moon, the second trial
of the games was against a Totem Wishiwashi.
If you picked a Rowlet as your starter this was just a walk in the park.
However, this was all changed in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon.
Lana's trial was changed to a Totem Araquanid.
Now this put me at a disadvantage as I only had a Rowlet at the time and he wasn't able
to deal super effective damage anymore as araquanid's bug typing resisted Grass.
Araquanid was also able to outspeed every member of my team since his Aura boosted his
speed stat.
His ally Pokemon also posed to be very annoying as his Dewpider was also bug typing so it
wouldn't take super effective damage from Grass Type moves.
His other Ally pokemon Masquerain was even more annoying as it had the ability intimidate
and at the time 2 out of the three members of my team were physical attackers, so you
already know how annoying this was for me.
Not to mention he also quad resisted grass type moves and was able to deal super effective
damage to my Zorua.
For taking on this trial honestly, your best bet is to catch a magnemite.
#3.
Totem Kommo-o One of the coolest Pokemon to come out in
the Alola Region has to be Kommo-o.
After seeing his trial in Pokemon Sun and Moon I was hoping he was one of the Pokemon
that didn't get replaced, and low and behold he was in the games again, just much harder.
For starters, the Kommo-o was boosted up four levels.
Not only that, but his moveset is insane now.
Kommo-o was given a super stacked moveset with Drain Punch, Dragon Claw, Thunder Punch
and Poison Jab, four coverage moves that cover all the dragon typings weaknesses and give
a wide range of super effective damage.
If you thought that was bad enough, take a look at his ally Pokemon.
His ally Pokemon were now boosted at least 14 levels each.
Yeah, insane, I know.
His ally Hakamo-o was changed to a Noivern which poses a huge threat to you if youre
using a decidueye or any other grass type Pokemon.
Now I know this seems like it should be the hardest trial because of the brute force,
though there are some ways to counter this by just using a Kommo-o itself or maybe even
using a Mimikyu, but if you have neither of those then its gonna be one tough battle.
#2.
Totem Lurantis You ever look at something and you just hate
it?
Yeah, that's how I feel when I look at Lurantis.
Lurantis when playing Sun and Moon was the bane of my existence.
There was a countless amount of times that I lost to this thing over and over and over
and over again.
Unlike Kommo-o I was hoping that they would take Lurantis out of the games, but unfortunately
they did not.
In my opinion Game Freak actually made this trial way harder.
While Lurantis itself didn't get any stronger, it's ally Pokemon added to its strength.
They replaced the ally Trumbeak and Castform with the allies Kecleon and Comfey.
While comfey and kecleon may seem less threatening, they weren't…
Both Kecleon and Comfey have the move Sunny Day which allowed Lurantis to use Solar Blade
in only one turn.
Comfey also had the moves Floral Healing and flower shield which made it for a really stally
battle.
At the time your only options for a counter if you didnt pick litten was an Alolan Marowak,
and this still was extremely tough due to his sub par stats.
All in all, Lurantis was just super annoying.
#1, Totem Ribombee In Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon we were
given an extra trial, and of course this had to be the hardest one.
This was Totem Ribombee.
Totem Ribombee is the literal definition of stall, one of the most annoying tactics ever
used.
For starters, Ribombee has the move quiver dance which boosted Special Defense, Speed
and Special Attack.
It had coverage moves like Bug Buzz and Quiver Dance, and the move draining kiss allowed
it to regain health.
Blissey and Pelipper were already stally Pokemon and their movesets didn't make this better
for us at all.
Blissey would use heal pulse on ribombee, light screen to boost her already insanely
high special defense, and helping hand to give more damage to ribombee's attacks.
Pelipper also had the move Stockpile, and if you didn't know already Stockpile raises
Defense and Special defense by one stage each turn its used.
This ended up becoming a super stally and annoying battle that was really not enjoyable.
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