Ruins of Abundance
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| Map description: | The ruins that enshrine Tapu Bulu, one of the land spirits. It is said that life grows here. | |||
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| Location: | Ula'ula Island | |||
| Region: | Alola | |||
| Generations: | VII | |||
 Location of Ruins of Abundance in Alola. | ||||
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The Ruins of Abundance (Japanese: 実りの遺跡 Ruins of Harvest) are a location on Ula'ula Island in Alola, located north of the Haina Desert.
The Ruins of Abundance are the location of Tapu Bulu, the guardian deity of Ula'ula Island.
Geography
Items
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Tapunium Z | Automatically obtained after battling Tapu Bulu (if not yet obtained) | US UM |
Zygarde Cube
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Zygarde Cell | Next to the shrine's entrance | S M |
Special encounters
In both Pokémon Sun and Moon and Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Tapu Bulu appears here after becoming Champion. If defeated or run from, it respawns after the player defends their title. If Tapu Bulu is the first of the four Guardian deities fought, it will drop a Tapunium Z after the battle.
It is coded to never be Shiny, regardless of game version.
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Layout
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In the spin-off games
Pokémon Masters EX
Artwork depicting the Ruins of Abundance is seen in Sygna Suit Acerola's mindscape.
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In the anime
The Ruins of Abundance debuted in Some Kind of Laziness!, where Ash and Acerola traveled there in order to meet Tapu Bulu and get it to help Ash in his training for his rematch with Nanu. The two found Tapu Bulu loafing around at the top of the ruins, initially too lazy to even help Ash. After being surprised by Poipole, however, the Land Spirit Pokémon finally got up and demonstrated its powers by planting several seeds and growing them into big trees in a matter of seconds. As Ash's Rowlet rested on one of the trees for a moment, it was struck by a sudden burst of power, causing it to learn Razor Leaf on the spot.
Soon after, it started to rain, and Ash and his Pokémon started playing in the rain. Unfortunately, Ash's Lycanroc got dirty when the other Pokémon splashed mud on it, causing it to go berserk once again. However, Ash reminded Lycanroc of its time as a Rockruff, when it hadn't minded getting dirty at all. This trip down the memory lane was enough to snap Lycanroc out of its rage. The rain then passed, and Tapu Bulu surprised Ash by challenging him and Lycanroc to a battle. During the battle, Lycanroc was tossed into a pool of water, but emerged from it without going berserk, and eventually learned Stone Edge, much to Ash's pleasure. Tapu Bulu then stopped the battle and offered Ash and his Pokémon Oran Berries from the trees, before going back to lazing off.
In Guiding an Awakening!, the ruins served as the site of Ash's grand trial battle with Nanu. To Ash's surprise, Nanu informed him that he was only allowed to use one Pokémon against his three. After recovering from the initial shock, Ash accepted this condition and chose to use his Lycanroc for the battle. After Lycanroc had beaten two of Nanu's Pokémon, Tapu Bulu appeared above the battlefield and dropped down a Sitrus Berry for Lycanroc to recover its health. During the match against Nanu's last Pokémon, Persian, Lycanroc seemed to go berserk again, and Ash kept yelling at it to calm down, until Lycanroc unexpectedly tackled Ash, revealing that it was in perfect control of itself and was actually using its red-eyed state as a power boost. After countering Persian's Black Hole Eclipse with Lycanroc's Continental Crush, Ash had Lycanroc use Accelerock, defeating Persian and winning the grand trial for him. Nanu then considered giving Ash a Darkinium Z as a reward, but quickly changed his mind, stating that it wouldn't suit Ash, and instead chose to reward him with a Lycanium Z.
In Full Moon and Many Arms!, Nanu was shown there, paying respects to the Blinding One as a part of the Manalo Festival. Acerola was also there, getting him to pray properly when she thought his first prayer was not good enough. Tapu Bulu was nearby, watching Nanu as he prayed. In Securing the Future!, Nanu led the people and Pokémon gathered at the site into sharing their light with Necrozma through an Ultra Wormhole so it could return to its true form.
In Thank You, Alola! The Journey Continues!, Hau was seen having a grand trial battle against Nanu at the ruins, while refereed by Hala.
In other languages
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