There’s an even bigger and cooler addition to Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, though: the ability to explore different pocket dimensions through Ultra Wormholes. I fought to become the best surfer on each beach before I even knew of the super-cool reward for doing so, and regularly visited the Battle Agency to see which Pokemon were available to rent. These are two of the first new features introduced to you in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, and both offer delightfully enhanced and simplified ways to earn certain currencies, along with being pretty fun little distractions. This currency isn’t as important as the BP Mantine Surf grants, but still allowed me to purchase healing items cheaply at any time I wanted in the Festival Plaza.

My first win afforded me a whopping 200 Festival Points (FP). The Battle Agency, a new counter in the Festival Plaza, is a more traditional Pokemon side-activity which allowed me to play with battle-ready Pokemon I would have never raised and used on my own in a short-form tournament setting. I always found it a bit annoying I couldn’t tackle the Battle Tree with a fully realized team until after I had already conquered some of it, and in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon I won’t have to. It’s a much easier and guaranteed way to earn these items, which are mostly important to competitors and those who want to clear difficult endgame content like the Battle Tree, so I welcome it wholeheartedly. Usually, you earn about 1 BP from each battle won, but I was reliably earning 10 BP every time I played a five-minute mini-game with Mantine Surf. Mantine Surf lets you earn Beach Points (BP), also known as and entirely interchangeable with Battle Points, which can be traded in for rare held items and other desirables. Learning how to surf and perform tricks on a Mantine was a cinch, and the new Battle Agency at the Festival Plaza (yes, the somewhat controversial online interaction tool is back) took no time to learn and get into. That said, there are a lot of new things to learn about in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon even for long-time Pokemon players, and these tutorials never felt too long or overbearing. It’s a reoccurring shame there’s no way to indicate to a Pokemon game that you know what you’re doing and don’t need to learn how to throw a Poke Ball for the fifteenth time. Of course, there’s still plenty of tutorial. I met and battled with starter Pokemon noticeably faster than I had in Sun and Moon, and was on my way to explore the markedly more colorful Melemele Island in no time at all. Pokemon Ultra Sun Free Download With Emulator Repacklab

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