Pokémon Sun and Moon: All Pokémon With Alola Forms
Here's a list of all the Alola forms in Pokémon Sun and Moon, plus their new types.
Like most island ecosystems, Pokemon Sun and Moon's Alola region features some very unique creatures. Of particular note are certain Pokémon that boast "Alolan forms," new designs (and new typing) on familiar favorites. Some Alolan Pokémon are literally the polar opposite of their originals. Alolan Vulpix, for instance, is an Ice / Fairy-type, a big contrast to Kanto region's vanilla Fire-type Vulpix. This Pokemon Sun and Moon guide to Pokemon with Aloa Forms will tell you all you need to know.
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Which Pokémon Have Alolan Forms in Sun and Moon?
Here are all the Pokémon that have Alolan forms in Pokemon Sun and Moon, plus their new typing.
Rattata - Dark / Normal (Read about the historic inspiration behind Alolan Rattata!)
Raticate - Dark / Normal
Raichu - Electric / Psychic
Sandshrew - Ice / Steel
SandSlash - Ice / Steel
Vulpix - Ice / Fairy
Ninetails - Ice / Fairy
Diglett - Ground / Steel
Dugtrio - Ground / Steel
Meowth - Dark
Persian - Dark
Geodude - Rock / Electric
Graveler - Rock / Electric
Golem - Rock / Electric
Grimer - Poison / Dark
Muk - Poison / Dark
Exeggutor - Grass / Dragon
Marowak Ghost / Fire
As stated above, Alolan forms of familiar Pokémon have new typing, so now's as good a time as any to learn how Z-Moves and Z-Crystals can help you. You might also want to learn which Pokémon Sun and Moon starter is the best and how to transfer Ash's Greninja from the Pokémon Sun and Moon Demo into the full game. You can also learn how to catch a female Salandit quickly.