Walkthrough:Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon/Part 22

This is the Bulbapedia walkthrough for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
These pages follow the enhanced versions, not Pokémon Sun and Moon. The guide for those games can be found here.


Seafolk Village

The ferry drops you at Seafolk Village, a settlement built entirely on ships that never seem to stay in one place for long. It is the main port of entry for the island, and the only place on it that could be called a town.

An Ace Trainer aboard the Huntail-shaped ship in the southwest offers you the fossil Pokémon Aerodactyl, while a Veteran in the mortheast part is happy to trade her West Sea Shellos for one of your own. The Wailord-shaped ship in the west houses a restaurant, where a bowl of Z-Noodles costs $500 and always comes with a complimentary Heart Scale. Inside the Pokémon Center, two Move Tutors wait: one teaches Draco Meteor to a Dragon-type Pokémon that likes you enough, and the other teaches Dragon Ascent to a Rayquaza traveling with you.

You find Lillie near the village center, where Mina greets the two of you loudly from the roof of the Wailord ship. Told that you are looking for the island's kahuna, she points you toward Hapu's house, the only building still standing further inland.

Poni Beach

Northwest of Seafolk Village, a stretch of sand curves along the coast on its own, separate from the wilds beyond it. Poni Beach is one of Alola's Mantine Surf spots, so once you have visited Big Wave Beach and Ula'ula Beach, you can ride here from either of them.

Coming in first place on the beach's Surf Spot scoreboard earns you a Comet Shard.

Poni Wilds

Trails twist north from Seafolk Village among scattered trees, opening onto Poni Wilds. Berry trees stand at three corners of the area, each one guarded by a Crabrawler that has to be beaten before its Berries can be collected.

Past the Trainers and the Berry trees, the path continues east toward Ancient Poni Path.

Ancient Poni Path

Hapu and her grandmother farm a small plot of land on Ancient Poni Path, the ruined stone walls around their house all that remains of whatever once stood here.

You find Hapu and her Mudsdale outside her house. When Lillie asks where the island's kahuna can be found, Hapu admits that Poni Island does not currently have one. She and Mudsdale ride off toward some nearby ruins, and her grandmother registers Machamp Shove to your Ride Pager before you go, a Poké Ride move strong enough to shove aside boulders blocking the path. The grandmother then directs you toward the Ruins of Hope, reachable through Poni Breaker Coast to the south.

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