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The Rotom Pokédex (Japanese: ロトム図鑑 Rotom illustrated encyclopedia), also known as the Rotom Dex, is an electronic device found in Alola. It is a Pokédex that is enhanced after being possessed by a Rotom. It appears in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon. This special Pokédex is said to be rare, even in the Alola region. While inside the Pokédex, Rotom can speak with the player. It is given to the player by Professor Kukui.

In addition to functioning as a regular Pokédex, the Rotom Pokédex also has other features for the player to use.

Functions

In Pokémon Sun and Moon, the Rotom Pokédex appears on the bottom screen, displaying a map of the area the player is currently in. By tapping the screen, the player can access a variety of functions:

• When the player taps the center of the map, Rotom repeats its most recent suggestion on where to go next.
• When the player taps the map outside the center, the full map function opens, acting in a similar way to the Town Map in previous games.
• When the player taps the black bridge between Rotom's eyes, the Pokédex function opens.
• When the player taps either of Rotom's eyes or on the red part of its body, Rotom will shake and react in a variety of ways.

In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the Rotom Pokédex gains more features, upgrades, and different personalities depending on how the player responds to the Rotom Dex.

• The player can bond with the Rotom Pokédex in order to unlock new features such as the Rotom Powers and Z-Rotom Power.
• The Rotom Dex gains its own form of Affection as the player starts talking to it or interacting, which gains a heart every time that happens.
• Every ten minutes, the Rotom Dex will get a sad look. Tapping it will cause it to react and give it a heart and may ready the Roto Loto, or it may ask the player questions, answering these questions give Rotom a heart and may ready the Roto Loto. Rotom will also ask questions at certain story intervals, and upon reaching Poni Island every interaction that produces a heart will guarantee the readying of the Roto Loto.
• Taking a photo when prompted by Rotom following the evolution of a Pokémon will ready Roto Loto, and doing things after becoming Champion such as surfing on Mantine has a chance of readying Roto Loto.
• Rotom Dex can give the player a nickname depending on their choice, examples are Roto-(first character in player's name) Roto Jr. or Master.
• The personality of the Rotom Dex can be influenced in three different ways, defeating many Pokémon will result in Rotom having a aggressive demeanor, using Pokémon Refresh often will give Rotom a more playful personality, and finally visiting the Pokémon Centers a lot will make Rotom more easy going.

Pokédex

Main article: Pokédex → Functions → Entries → Generation VII

The Rotom Pokédex's primary function is a fully featured Pokédex. The player can browse and search Pokémon species, view data about them, and look up their habitats. The Pokédex can also produce QR Codes for the QR Scanner for most registered Pokémon. In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, a Pokémon that can only be encountered in an SOS Battle will have a picture of an Adrenaline Orb next to its location markers when the map is zoomed in.

Map

When the Rotom Pokédex is idle, the screen usually shows a map. In this view, the map stays centered on the player's immediate area. The player's location is marked by a smiley face icon, with an arrow indicating the direction the player is facing. If the player is inside a building or certain locations (such as Ten Carat Hill), however, the map will remain stationary no matter where the player moves and there is no directional arrow. During the main story, a red flag may also appear, indicating a place the player is supposed to go.

If the player taps the map, the screen's view broadens to show a larger map akin to Town Maps in other games. In this broader view, the top screen shows an overview of the whole Alola region, while the bottom screen focuses on an individual island. If the player moves the map's cursor over different areas on the island, the top screen will show a snapshot of the area, a description of the area, and a list of landmarks within it. The player can scroll between the islands using the L and R Buttons and can zoom in using the Y Button. This view also marks the location of any Pokémon Center the player has visited with an icon.

The broad map is also used when the player uses Charizard Glide. In this mode, all places that the player can fly to are marked by wing icons.

The island maps (from the lower screen of the broad map) are also used when the player views a Pokémon's habitat from its Pokédex entry.

Poké Finder

The Poké Finder (Japanese: ポケファインダー Poké Finder) function allows players to take pictures of Pokémon in locations where the icon on the player's bottom screen turns into that of a camera. It can be activated by pressing the R button or tapping the camera icon in those select locations. Pictures are then evaluated with a "Thumbs-Up" score.

Upgrades

Upon taking pictures, the player is awarded with a "Thumbs-up" score, which is then added to the total number of "Thumbs-Ups" the player has earned over time. As the total number increases, new versions of the Poké Finder can be unlocked as follows:

• Version 1: Default version.
• Version 2: Unlocks at 1,500 Thumbs-Up. Adds the ability to zoom.
• Version 3: Unlocks at 10,000 Thumbs-Up. Adds additional zoom.
• Version 4: Unlocks at 100,000 Thumbs-Up. Adds maximum zoom.
• Version 5: Unlocks at 1,500,000 Thumbs-Up. Adds the ability to call Pokémon over to the player. A stamp is added to the player's Passport.

Photo Locations

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Specification about the differences between SM and USUM

Pictures can only be taken at specific locations, each of which features its own set of available Pokémon. The Pokémon that can be encountered vary with the time of day.

Island	Location	Poké Finder location	Pokémon
Melemele Island	Hau'oli City (Shopping District)	At a chipped wall to the east, next to the Tourist Bureau	DayNight
	Hau'oli City (Beachfront)	On a dark patch of sand at the southeast of the beach	Night
	Hau'oli Cemetery	In front of the grave at the northeast corner of the cemetery	DayDayNightNight
	Melemele Meadow	On the cliff farthest west
	Kala'e Bay	In the water, on the far east next to a fishing spot
Akala Island	Pikachu Valley	In front of the lake in Pikachu Valley
	Brooklet Hill	On the southern shore of the second lake from the Route 5 entrance, next to a large rock and a waterfall	DayNight
	Paniola Ranch	Next to the fence close to the Route 5 entrance	DayNight
	Royal Avenue	At the ring of flower bushes, at the southernmost bush	DayNight
	Wela Volcano Park	East side of the volcano (next to the most "charming" Seismic Sister), north on the east ledge	Day
	Route 8	Under the support beams of the Aether Foundation building	NightDay
	Lush Jungle	West area, northwest of the grass patch	DayDayNightNight
Ula'ula Island	Mount Hokulani	On the cliff north of the southernmost grassy area	NightNightNight
	Thrifty Megamart (Abandoned Site)	In front of the boxes north of the entrance
	Blush Mountain	In front of the fence west of the Geothermal Power Plant
	Route 13	East of the man with the Probopass
	Ula'ula Meadow	On the walkway after the first turn from the south	DayNight
	Mount Lanakila	At an inlet on the east side of the road to the Pokémon League	DayDayNightNight
Poni Island	Vast Poni Canyon	In the middle of the first bridge
	Poni Meadow	West of the tree at the water	DayNight
	Poni Coast	On the little hill close to the Poni Plains entrance

Roto Loto

In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, this feature appears after visiting the Pokémon Center in Route 2. This Roto Loto allows the player to obtained items called Rotom Powers, which can be used to provide many boost deeding on which item is used, similar to the O-Power from Generation VI. The Roto Loto occurs at random, an estimate 10-20 minutes where Rotom's eyes starts to glow gold. It can also occur if Rotom has a sad look and will cheer up when the player interacts with it. To active the Roto Loto, the player needs to tap Rotom's eyes and Roto Loto will begin. After reaching Poni Island, interacting with Rotom when it has a sad look or answering its questions when doing so will guarantee that its eyes will glow gold. After becoming the Champion, the Rotom Dex will let the player use the Roto Loto if a certain requests are fulfilled, such as Mantine Surfing or Ultra Warp Ride. Rotom will automatically use several Rotom Powers during the course of the story - Roto Experience when arriving at Melemele Meadow to retrieve Nebby, Roto Hatch after obtaining the Eevee Egg at Paniola Ranch, and Roto Prize Money when passing through Route 11.

Z-Rotom Power

In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the Rotom Pokédex gains this ability from when the player reaches maximum affection with Rotom. When a Rotom Power is used during or outside of battle, the Rotom Dex will assist the player by allowing a Z-Move to be used again for a second time during the battle.

Quotes

Pokémon Sun and Moon

Pokédex evaluation

Alola Pokédex

Magearna never counts toward the total registered count in evaluations of the Alola Pokédex.

• 1-39 Pokémon:

"If you wanna fill up that Alola Pokédex, it wouldn't be a bad idea to trade Pokémon with some friends, zzt-zzt!"

• 40-79 Pokémon:

"Battling lots of different Trainers is one way to encounter different Pokémon for your 'Dex, zzt-zzzzt!"

• 80-119 Pokémon:

"Some Pokémon you'll only find if you really get into the nitty-gritty of Alola life! Zzzt! Like gathering Berriezzz or hatching Eggzzz, you know?"

• 120-159 Pokémon:

"Mm-hmm! That'zzz my little trooper! You've managed to meet plenty of Pokémon here in Alola, haven't you, big boy/clever girl? Zzz-zzzzt!"

• 160-209 Pokémon:

"I'll tell you a secret: in some places, you can meet totally different Pokémon at night than during the day! Zzrrrt!"

• 210-259 Pokémon:

"Kzzzzrrt?! You've met this many Pokémon?! I knew I picked a good Trainer! Zzt-zzt!"

• 260-299 Pokémon:

"What the zzzt?! You're so close! So close to completing the Alola Pokédex! Lookzzz like a completed Pokédex might not just be a dream for you, kid! I knew you could do it!"

• 300 Pokémon:

"Zzzzrrrttt!!! Kzzt! Kzzt! Kzzrrrttt! You've done it, kid... You've really gone and done it! You completed the Alola Pokédex! Zzzt-zzt! You met every last Pokémon that livezzz in the Alola region! I thank my lucky circuits that I wazzz here in this 'Dex to meet all these different Pokémon and share all these great adventurezzz with you, partner! Congratulations to you, kid. You really deserve them!"

Melemele Pokédex

• 1-29 Pokémon:

"Dive right into the tall grass wherever you find it and dive right into fantastic new Pokémon encounterzzz!"

• 30-59 Pokémon:

"Even Pokémon love the big city life sometimezzz… Kick around in Hau'oli City's grass patches to find 'em!"

• 60-89 Pokémon:

"Whole meadowzzz of flowers are pretty rare in Alola… Maybe there are some rare Pokémon in them, too!"

• 90-119 Pokémon:

"Zzzzmmm! You're getting really close, big boy/clever girl! You've nearly completed the Melemele Pokédex!"

• 120 Pokémon:

"Congratulationzzz, bucko! You did it! You met all the Pokémon to be found on Melemele!"

Akala Pokédex

• 1-34 Pokémon:

"It'zzz your second Island Pokédex! There are so many new Pokémon to discover!"

• 35-69 Pokémon:

"Akala Island hazzz plenty of fishing spots to check out. And some Pokémon you'll only find by fishing 'em up!"

• 70-104 Pokémon:

"If you ride on Lapras's back, you can cast your rod while you cruizzze around on the water. Juzzzt don't drop me!"

• 105-129 Pokémon:

"One last push and your Akala Pokédex will be complete! Don't give up now, partner! Zzt-zzt!"

• 130 Pokémon:

"Congratulationzzz, bucko! You did it! You met all the Pokémon to be found on Akala!"

Ula'ula Pokédex

• 1-34 Pokémon:

"Now we turn to the Ula'ula Pokédex! There are still lotzzz of Pokémon you haven't seen yet!"

• 35-69 Pokémon:

"Some Pokémon evolve based on different conditionszzz, like where they are or even what time it izzz…don't you know?"

• 70-104 Pokémon:

"There are lotzzz of Pokémon in Haina Desert that you can't meet anywhere else in Alola, kiddo! No escapin' it!"

• 105-129 Pokémon:

"Did you know that there are some Pokémon out there that only live around Mount Hokulani? Zzzmmm?"

• 130 Pokémon:

"Congratulationzzz, bucko! You did it! You met all the Pokémon to be found on Ula'ula!"

Poni Pokédex

• 1-? Pokémon:

"You can find lotzzz of big Pokémon on Poni Island… Bigger than the onezzz you find on other islands!"

• 30-49 Pokémon:

"I heard there's a Pokémon that evolves if it feelzzz friendly toward you. I like you plenty. Where'zzz my evolution, huh?"

• 50-74 Pokémon:

"If you wanna complete your Pokédex, you'll eventually have to battle the Land Spirit Pokémon in the ruinzzz. You did know that, right? Zz-zz-zz!"

• 75-99 Pokémon:

"So, if there'zzz another world out there that looks just like this one but it izzzn't this one... then would the Pokémon that live there be kind of like the onezzz in this world…but a little different?"

• 100 Pokémon:

"Congratulationzzz, bucko! You did it! You met all the Pokémon to be found on Poni!"

Registration quotes

When the player registers a Pokémon in the Pokédex, Rotom will make certain comments depending on how the Pokémon was obtained or what kind of Pokémon it is. Some comments may be overridden by others, such as the comment for completing a page, which usually supercedes other comments.

• For caught Pokémon:

"Why don't you check out just what kind of Pokémon it izzz that you caught, pal?"

• For evolved Pokémon:

"Why don't you check out what kind of new Pokémon your pal evolved into, eh, bucko? Zz-zz-zz!"

• For Pokémon hatched from an Egg:

"Ooh, why don't you see what kind of Pokémon wazzz born from that Egg, kiddo?"

• For Pokémon received from in-game trades or restored Fossils:

"Hey! Let'zzz check out what kind of Pokémon it is!"

• ?:

"Congratzzz! You registered a Pokémon in your Pokédex. It'zzz a red-letter day...and I'm about as red as anything!"

• For registering all Pokémon on a single page:

"Hot diggity! Look at you—you're on fire, partner! You've filled in all the Pokémon on a single page! It's like we're playing bingo over here! Zz-zz-zz!"

• When registering a guardian deity:

"Zzzrt! You registered a Land Spirit Pokémon! If I were you, I'd check it out at once!"

• When registering a Legendary Pokémon:

"Zzzrt! You registered a Legendary Pokémon! That's, well, legendary! Let'zzz check it out!"

• When registering an Ultra Beast:

"Zzzrt?! It'zzz an unidentified Pokémon! Go check it out quick!"

• When registering Type: Null and Silvally:

"Zzzrt?! This Pokémon... I don’t even know how to describe it... But my circuitzzz are tingling!"

• When registering a Mythical Pokémon:

"Zzzrk?! Wait... Izzz that— Izzz that a Mythical Pokémon?!"

Progress quotes

If a newly registered Pokémon achieves a certain milestone in the player's Pokédex completion, Rotom will also make a comment for this event.

Any Island Pokédex

• ?:

"You've cleared your first big step, pal! Zzz-zzt! Keep on filling up that [Island] Pokédex!"

• 30% of Pokémon registered:

"Lookzzz like you're getting to know the Pokémon on [Island] Island pretty well, partner!"

• 50% of Pokémon registered:

"You've made it over the hump for the [Island] Pokédex! You're rolling along azzz smooth as a Poké Ball!"

• 70% of Pokémon registered:

"Zzt! If you've managed to fill thizzz much of the [Island] Pokédex in, then I bet you could even teach the professor a thing or two about the local Pokémon!"

• 90% of Pokémon registered:

"Zzt! You're so close! I can almozzzt taste it! So, so close to completing the [Island] Pokédex!"

• 100% of Pokémon registered:

"You did it! The [Island] Pokédex izzz complete! Zz-zz-zz! You really are something, kiddo!"

Alola Pokédex

• ?:

"Zzzt! You're moving along at a nice clip, partner! Keep up the pace and find all Alola'zzz Pokémon!"

• 30% of Pokémon (90) registered:

"You're almozzzt up to 100 Pokémon in your 'Dex, pal! There are plenty of different kinds of Pokémon, huh? Some are even azzz great...azzz me! Zz-zz-zz!"

• 50% of Pokémon (150) registered:

"You've made it over the hump for the Alola Pokédex! You're rolling along azzz smooth as a Poké Ball!"

• 70% of Pokémon (210) registered:

"Lookzzz like you're well on your way to becoming an expert on the Pokémon all around the Alola region! Zz-zzt!"

• 90% of Pokémon (270) registered:

"Just one last big push and you'll be there! Zzzt! You can do it! Complete the Alola Pokédex! Zz-zzt!"

• 95% of Pokémon (285) registered:

"We're in the final countdown! My circuitzzz are tingling! You're really gonna do it: you're gonna complete the entire Alola Pokédex, aren't you?! You clever thing, you! Zz-zz-zz!"

• 100% of Pokémon (300) registered:

"GOAAALLL! You did it! You really did it, pal! You completed the Alola Pokédex! Zzz-zzzzzt!"

Artwork

Artwork from Pokémon Sun and Moon		Artwork from the Sun & Moon series

In the anime

Main article: Rotom Pokédex (anime)

Ash received an Alola Pokédex from Professor Kukui in The Guardian's Challenge!. It was empty until Loading the Dex!, where Kukui completed the Pokédex by having a Rotom enter the device, turning Rotom into what it calls the Pokédex Rotom version (Japanese: ロトムポケデックスフォルム Rotom Pokédex Forme). It has since registered Ash as its user and follows him around.

In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

The Rotom Pokédex debuted in PASM01. Originally, it was a regular Rotom that Professor Kukui requested to receive from a region outside of Alola so that he may use it to fuse with one of his Pokédexes. Due to this particular Rotom having a weak body, it was unable to be transferred electronically, so Moon was given the task of delivering Rotom to Professor Kukui while also using her pharmaceutical skills to keep it healthy along the way.

After Moon successfully delivered Rotom, Professor Kukui decided to have it enter Sun's empty Pokédex. Due to Sun's mishandling of the Pokédex, Rotom refused to enter it and ran away in disgust. Angered by this, Professor Kukui forced Sun to retrieve Rotom while he attempted to clean the dirty Pokédex.

Later, it was revealed that Professor Kukui had a spare Pokédex, which he gave to Moon. This Pokédex was the one that Rotom decided to enter, becoming the Rotom Pokédex in the process.

Moon later traveled to Lush Jungle with Mallow to find a Mirage Berry. There, they found Tapu Lele in battle with a Xurkitree. Not knowing anything about the Ultra Beast, Rotom went up to Xurkitree to try and record data on it. Xurkitree retaliated by shooting Rotom with a powerful Electric attack, forcing it to fall to the ground and shut down. When Rotom later reactivated itself, it could only utter one word: "Necrozma".

In the TCG

Main article: Rotom Dex (Sun & Moon 131)

Rotom Dex was introduced as an Item card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the English Sun & Moon Series (the Japanese Sun & Moon Era). It was first released in the Collection Sun expansion before debuting in English in the Sun & Moon expansion, with an illustration by 5ban Graphics. It was also released as a Full Art card in both expansions, with an illustration also by 5ban Graphics. Rotom Dex allows the player to shuffle their Prize cards into their deck. The player then take the same amount of remaining Prize cards they have left from the top of their deck and put them face down as their new Prize cards.

Trivia

• The Rotom Pokédex is the only Pokédex without the ability to view information about all Pokémon known as of that time (Generation VII), as it lacks information on the 403 Pokémon not in the Alola Pokédex and cannot receive a National Dex upgrade by any means.

In other languages

Rotom Pokédex Language Title Chinese Cantonese 洛托姆圖鑑 Loktokmóuh Tòuhgaam Mandarin 洛托姆圖鑑 / 洛托姆图鉴 Luòtuōmǔ Tújiàn Danish Rotom Dex Finnish Rotom Dex French Motisma-Dex German Rotom-Pokédex Italian Pokédex Rotom Korean 로토무도감 Rotomu Dogam Norwegian Rotom Dex Polish Rotom Pokédex Brazilian Portuguese Pokédex Rotom Russian Ротом-Декс Rotom-Deks Покедекс-Ротом Pokédeks-Rotom Spanish RotomDex Swedish Rotom Dex Vietnamese Từ điển Rotom

Poké Finder Language Title Chinese Cantonese 寶可搜尋鏡 Poké Sáuchàhmgeng Mandarin 寶可搜尋鏡 / 宝可搜寻镜 Poké Sōuxúnjìng French Poké Scope German Pokémon-Sucher Italian Pokévisore Korean 포켓파인더 Poké Finder Brazilian Portuguese Pokévisor Russian Поке-Искатель Poké-Iskatel' Spanish Pokévisor

Pokédex Rotom version Language Title Danish Pokédex Rotom version Dutch Pokédex Rotom-versie Finnish Pokémon Rotom-versio French Pokémon versione Motisma German Pokédex Rotom-Version Italian Edizione Rotom di Pokédex Norwegian Pokédex av Rotom typen Russian Покедекс версии Ротом Pokédeks versii Rotom Swedish Pokédex Rotom-versionen

Roto Loto Language Name Origin Japanese ロトポン Rotopon From ロトム Rotom and ガシャポン gashapon English Roto Loto From Rotom and loto (lottery) French Motismagogo From Motisma (Rotom) and à gogo (in abundance) German Rotomat From Rotom and Automat (vending machine) Italian Roto'n'roll From Rotom and rock'n'roll Spanish Rotómbola From Rotom and tómbola (raffle) Korean 로토캡슐토이 Roto Capsule Toy From 로토무 Rotomu (Rotom) and 캡슐토이 capsule toy (gashapon) Japanese 洛托碰碰 Luòtuō Pèngpèng From 洛托姆 Luòtuōmǔ (Rotom) and 碰運氣 / 碰运气 pèng yùnqi (try your luck) Japanese 洛托碰碰 Loktok Pungpung From 洛托姆 Loktokmóuh (Rotom) and 碰運氣 pung wahnhei (try your luck) Russian Рото Лото Roto Loto Transcription of English name

Rotom Power Language Title Japanese ロトムパワー Rotom Power Chinese Cantonese 洛托姆之力 Loktokmóuh-jī Lihk Mandarin 洛托姆之力 Luòtuōmǔ-zhī Lì French Motism'Aura German Rotom-Kräfte Italian Potere Rotom Korean 로토무파워 Rotomu Power Russian Ротом-Сила Rotom-Sila Spanish Podere Rotom

Related articles

• For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Rotom.
• Images on the Bulbagarden Archives
• Episodes focusing on Rotom Pokédex

External links

• Rotom Pokédex on the official site
• Poké Finder on the official site

Menu Pokémon List • Pokédex • Bag/Satchel • Trainer Card/League Card • Save • Options Apps: Town Map • Rotom Pokédex • Rotom Phone Pokégear • PokéNav • PokéNav Plus • Pokétch C-Gear • Player Search System • Festival Plaza • Communicate • Y-Comm • Poké Portal Pokémon-Amie • Pokémon Refresh • Partner Play • Pokémon Camp • Picnic Mystery Gift • Super Training • QR Scanner • Poké Pelago • VS • P★DA

Non-player characters in the core series games

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