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** Even better, After Colress saves Lillie Ghetsis furiously demands why he would stand against him. Colress' answer? He simply [[ShutUpHannibal despised Ghetsis.]]
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** Even better, After Colress saves Lillie Ghetsis furiously demands why he would stand against him. Colress' answer? He simply [[ShutUpHannibal despised Ghetsis.]]
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* This game gives us another reason why Arcanine is known as the Legendary Pokemon: A single Arcanine and its general were able to conquer an entire country!

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* The fact that every single evil team leader from the previous games make their triumphant comeback!
** Even better, after twenty plus years, Giovanni, the original Boss, finally gets his own theme.
** If you're the kind of person who likes to [[RootingForTheEmpire root for the villains]], get this: Every single evil team leader you fight comes from a universe where ''[[TheBadGuyWins they already won]]'' because [[ForWantOfANail the player character in that universe didn't exist to stop them.]] Consequently, they're all wielding their box legendaries (though Cyrus's, Ghetsis's, and Lysandre's are version dependent), apart from Giovanni; since Red and Blue didn't have a "cover legendary", he instead uses a [[CallBack Mewtwo]] ''[[MythologyGag that can]] [[Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened Mega Evolve.]]''
** If you're someone who likes to transfer your old teams from previous generations, then there's something very satisfying about beating each leader with any one of the Pokemon you defeated them with the first time around.
* ''All'' of the non-mythical legendaries are available to be caught.
* These are the [[GrandFinale final Pokémon games]] for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, and mark [[EndOfAnEra the end of the series' time on Nintendo's portable family]], which would likely not have made it as far [[KillerApp without this series]].
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* This game gives us another reason why Arcanine is known as the Legendary Pokemon: A single Arcanine and its general were able to conquer an entire country!

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* The fact that every single evil team leader from the previous games make their triumphant comeback!
** Even better, after twenty plus years, Giovanni, the original Boss, finally gets his own theme.
** If you're the kind of person who likes to [[RootingForTheEmpire root for the villains]], get this: Every single evil team leader you fight comes from a universe where ''[[TheBadGuyWins they already won]]'' because [[ForWantOfANail the player character in that universe didn't exist to stop them.]] Consequently, they're all wielding their box legendaries (though Cyrus's, Ghetsis's, and Lysandre's are version dependent), apart from Giovanni; since Red and Blue didn't have a "cover legendary", he instead uses a [[CallBack Mewtwo]] ''[[MythologyGag that can]] [[Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened Mega Evolve.]]''
** If you're someone who likes to transfer your old teams from previous generations, then there's something very satisfying about beating each leader with any one of the Pokemon you defeated them with the first time around.
* ''All'' of the non-mythical legendaries are available to be caught.
* These are the [[GrandFinale final Pokémon games]] for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, and mark [[EndOfAnEra the end of the series' time on Nintendo's portable family]], which would likely not have made it as far [[KillerApp without this series]].
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* It's implied through Cyrus' dialogue that when he was about to finally remake the world in his image, Girantina interrupted him much like in the main timeline.

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* It's implied through Cyrus' dialogue that when he was about to finally remake the world in his image, Girantina interrupted him [[VideoGame/PokemonPlatinum much like in the main timeline.timeline]].
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* So you've finally tracked the Nebby/Necrozma fusion to Ultra Megalopolis and climbed Megalo Tower to confront it, only to see it seemingly absorbing energy. It then extracts a core-like object from its own forehead and uses it to transform into a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons GIANT LIGHT DRAGON]] that then proceeds to ''fight you.'' The battle that ensues is easily one of the most epic fights in the game, with you and your team facing down the ungodly powerful Ultra Necrozma, all while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFTemk99fLU this music]] plays.

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* So you've finally tracked the Nebby/Necrozma fusion to Ultra Megalopolis and climbed Megalo Tower to confront it, only to see it seemingly absorbing energy. It then extracts a core-like object from its own forehead and uses it to transform into a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons GIANT LIGHT DRAGON]] DRAGON that then proceeds to ''fight you.'' The battle that ensues is easily one of the most epic fights in the game, with you and your team facing down the ungodly powerful Ultra Necrozma, all while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFTemk99fLU this music]] plays.
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** If you're the kind of person who likes to [[RootingForTheEmpire root for the villains]], get this: Every single evil team leader you fight comes from a universe where ''[[TheBadGuyWins they already won]]'' because [[ForWantOfANail the player character in that universe didn't exist to stop them.]] Consequently, they're all wielding their box legendaries (though Cyrus's, Ghetsis's, and Lysandre's are version dependent), apart from Giovanni; since Red and Blue didn't have a "cover legendary", he instead uses a [[CallBack Mewtwo]] ''[[MythologyGag that can]] [[Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened Mega-Evolve.]], though said Mega evolution is version dependent''

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** If you're the kind of person who likes to [[RootingForTheEmpire root for the villains]], get this: Every single evil team leader you fight comes from a universe where ''[[TheBadGuyWins they already won]]'' because [[ForWantOfANail the player character in that universe didn't exist to stop them.]] Consequently, they're all wielding their box legendaries (though Cyrus's, Ghetsis's, and Lysandre's are version dependent), apart from Giovanni; since Red and Blue didn't have a "cover legendary", he instead uses a [[CallBack Mewtwo]] ''[[MythologyGag that can]] [[Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened Mega-Evolve.]], though said Mega evolution is version dependent'' Evolve.]]''
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* As exciting of the idea of future Franchise/{{Pokemon}} games on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch sound; WordOfGod has confirmed [[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds that]] ''[[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]'' are the [[GrandFinale final Pokémon games]] for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, and with Game Freak working on both ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' and a new core title for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, [[EndOfAnEra marks the end of the game's time on Nintendo's portable family]], which would likely not have made it as far [[KillerApp without this series.]]

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* As exciting of the idea of future Franchise/{{Pokemon}} games on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch sound; WordOfGod has confirmed [[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds that]] ''[[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]'' These are the [[GrandFinale final Pokémon games]] for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, and with Game Freak working on both ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' and a new core title for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, mark [[EndOfAnEra marks the end of the game's series' time on Nintendo's portable family]], which would likely not have made it as far [[KillerApp without this series.]]series]].
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** On the subject of Ultra Necrozma, its Z-Move, "Light that Burns the Sky," looks like something ripped straight out of Anime/DragonBallZ. In short, it has 52 seconds of Necrozma draining the light from all its surroundings to power a '''giant energy ball that it uses to straight up NUKE its opponent.''' To make things even better, the move is so powerful that the player character is physically drained after giving Necrozma the Z-power to use it.

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** On the subject of Ultra Necrozma, its Z-Move, "Light that Burns the Sky," looks like something ripped straight out of Anime/DragonBallZ.Anime/DragonBallZ or Franchise/UltraSeries. In short, it has 52 seconds of Necrozma draining the light from all its surroundings to power a '''giant energy ball that it uses to straight up NUKE its opponent.''' To make things even better, the move is so powerful that the player character is physically drained after giving Necrozma the Z-power to use it.

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->'''Colress:''' I simply despise you, Ghetsis. That's enough reason for me!

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* As exciting of the idea of future Franchise/{{Pokemon}} games on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch sound; WordOfGod has confirmed [[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds that]] ''[[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]'' are the [[GrandFinale final Pokémon games]] for the Creator/Nintendo3DS, and with Game Freak working on both ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' and a new core title for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, [[EndOfAnEra marks the end of the game's time on Nintendo's portable family]], which would likely not have made it as far [[KillerApp without this series.]]

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* As exciting of the idea of future Franchise/{{Pokemon}} games on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch sound; WordOfGod has confirmed [[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds that]] ''[[http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/10/19/ultra-sun-and-ultra-moon-will-be-the-last-pokemon-rpgs-for-3ds Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]'' are the [[GrandFinale final Pokémon games]] for the Creator/Nintendo3DS, UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, and with Game Freak working on both ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' and a new core title for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, [[EndOfAnEra marks the end of the game's time on Nintendo's portable family]], which would likely not have made it as far [[KillerApp without this series.]]

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* It's one thing in the Pokemon games for the player, usually a mere 10 or 11-year-old trainer that had started their journey not long ago, to defeat the major villain, who happens to be leader of the most dangerous criminal organization in their region, perhaps two, depending on the game. It is something on a whole different level for Pokemon games that the player in ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' to defeat '''''eight''''' major villains[[note]]In chronological order: Guzma, Lusamine, Archie and Maxie, Cyrus and Lysandre, Ghetsis and finally Giovanni[[/note]] in their journey, '''six''' of them in a very short succession (and while each of the latter siz have a [[OlympusMons Legendary Pokemon]] in their teams, no less). And just like in ''Sun and Moon'', this player also happens to be able to challenge and defeat three Pokemon Champions[[note]]Red, Blue and Cynthia[[/note]]. The ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' protagonist's accomplishments make them a OneManArmy at worst.

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* It's one thing in the Pokemon games for the player, usually a mere 10 or 11-year-old trainer that had started their journey not long ago, to defeat the major villain, who happens to be leader of the most dangerous criminal organization in their region, perhaps two, depending on the game. It is something on a whole different level for Pokemon games that the player in ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' to defeat '''''eight''''' major villains[[note]]In chronological order: Guzma, Lusamine, Archie and Maxie, Cyrus and Lysandre, Ghetsis and finally Giovanni[[/note]] in their journey, '''six''' of them in a very short succession (and while each of the latter siz six have a [[OlympusMons Legendary Pokemon]] in their teams, no less). And just like in ''Sun and Moon'', this player also happens to be able to challenge and defeat three Pokemon Champions[[note]]Red, Blue and Cynthia[[/note]]. The ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' protagonist's accomplishments make them a OneManArmy at worst.
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** On the subject of Ultra Necrozma, its Z-Move, "Light that Burns the Sky," looks like something ripped straight out of Anime/DragonBallZ. In short, it has 52 seconds of Necrozma draining the light from all its surroundings to power a '''giant energy ball that it uses to straight up NUKE its opponent.''' To make things even better, the move is so powerful that the player character is physically drained after using it.

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** On the subject of Ultra Necrozma, its Z-Move, "Light that Burns the Sky," looks like something ripped straight out of Anime/DragonBallZ. In short, it has 52 seconds of Necrozma draining the light from all its surroundings to power a '''giant energy ball that it uses to straight up NUKE its opponent.''' To make things even better, the move is so powerful that the player character is physically drained after using giving Necrozma the Z-power to use it.



* It's one thing in the Pokemon games for the player, usually a mere 10 or 11-year-old trainer that had started their journey not long ago, to defeat the major villain, who happens to be leader of the most dangerous criminal organization in their region, perhaps two, depending on the game. It is something on a whole different level for Pokemon games that the player in ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' to defeat '''''eight''''' major villains[[note]]In chronological order: Guzma, Lusamine, Archie and Maxie, Cyrus and Lysandre, Ghetsis and finally Giovanni[[/note]] in their journey, '''six''' of them in a very short succession (and while each of them has a [[OlympusMons Legendary Pokemon]] in their teams, no less). And just like in ''Sun and Moon'', this player also happens to be able to challenge and defeat three Pokemon Champions[[note]]Red, Blue and Cynthia[[/note]]. The ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' protagonist's accomplishments make them a OneManArmy at worst.

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* It's one thing in the Pokemon games for the player, usually a mere 10 or 11-year-old trainer that had started their journey not long ago, to defeat the major villain, who happens to be leader of the most dangerous criminal organization in their region, perhaps two, depending on the game. It is something on a whole different level for Pokemon games that the player in ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' to defeat '''''eight''''' major villains[[note]]In chronological order: Guzma, Lusamine, Archie and Maxie, Cyrus and Lysandre, Ghetsis and finally Giovanni[[/note]] in their journey, '''six''' of them in a very short succession (and while each of them has the latter siz have a [[OlympusMons Legendary Pokemon]] in their teams, no less). And just like in ''Sun and Moon'', this player also happens to be able to challenge and defeat three Pokemon Champions[[note]]Red, Blue and Cynthia[[/note]]. The ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' protagonist's accomplishments make them a OneManArmy at worst.



** If you're the kind of person who likes to [[RootingForTheEmpire root for the villains]], get this: Every single evil team leader you fight comes from a universe where ''[[TheBadGuyWins they already won]]'' because [[ForWantOfANail the player character didn't exist to stop them.]] Consequently, they're all wielding their box legendaries (though Cyrus's, Ghetsis's, and Lysandre's are version dependent), apart from Giovanni; since Red and Blue didn't have a "cover legendary", he instead uses a [[CallBack Mewtwo]] ''[[MythologyGag that can]] [[Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened Mega-Evolve.]]''

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** If you're the kind of person who likes to [[RootingForTheEmpire root for the villains]], get this: Every single evil team leader you fight comes from a universe where ''[[TheBadGuyWins they already won]]'' because [[ForWantOfANail the player character in that universe didn't exist to stop them.]] Consequently, they're all wielding their box legendaries (though Cyrus's, Ghetsis's, and Lysandre's are version dependent), apart from Giovanni; since Red and Blue didn't have a "cover legendary", he instead uses a [[CallBack Mewtwo]] ''[[MythologyGag that can]] [[Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened Mega-Evolve.]]'' ]], though said Mega evolution is version dependent''
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