Also, you can catch a plethora of Ghost Pokémon on the first island including Drifloon, Gastly, Misdreavus, and Sableye great Pokémon that will go far with you (this is also one of the few games where you can catch a Gengar in the wild! No trading neaded!). This is one of the few times a Ghost-type run has neutral coverage so I urge you to try it out here. This combined with their neutral coverage makes them great types for a Monotype Run. This is the first time we have starters that evolve into these types. Right off the bat, the two types that are wonderful are Fairy and Ghost. What are great types for Pokemon Sun and Moon? Read a few paragraphs below for more information.
They score 31 out of 36 with Pokemon type coverage. Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon fared better with its increase of 101 Pokemon in the games. Mind you, this is still pretty good when compared to other generation-premiere games as the next best is Ruby/Sapphire with a score of 16 out of 34. XY scored 32 out of 36 (18 types times two games) for neutralizing cover as opposed to SM’s 25 out of 36. So overall, how did Sun and Moon do compared to earlier games? Unfortunately, although Sun/Moon provides players with a diverse set of Pokémon fairly early on, these games are worse at covering weaknesses than XY (but roughly the same as ORAS). Only Pokémon that can be caught before the Elite Four are counted (so no Lucario). You may capture a Pokémon that will evolve into a certain type (like Pichu for a Psychic-type run) but you must evolve it asap. If you’re doing a run like Electric, you must capture the first available Electric Pokémon (Pichu) and box your starter.
RULES: As in my last article, a Monotype Run assumes you don’t trade (so no Golem or Alakazam for instance) to yourself on Pokémon Bank or to other players. If you want to find out what a team of Bug or Psychic Pokémon would be like in Pokémon Sun, Moon, or USUM just scroll down past these next few paragraphs and find that type.
I had to tackle this problem a little differently but I think I succeeded. The purpose of this project was to determine which types were the best for a Monotype Run in Pokémon Sun and Moon? With just two games to tackle, this question is easier to answer than before however, I had to change my setup as Trials and Kahunas were added and Gym Leaders were removed. When Pokémon Sun and Moon was released I wanted to do another Monotype (or Single Type) Run analysis on these games similar to my earlier article on previous generations. There were also minor corrections on which Pokemon could be caught, I had to remove Heracross, for instance, as it couldn’t be caught until after the Elite Four. When looking at the Type Teams look out for the USUM symbols for Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. Since the games are very similar I didn’t think it was worth it to make an entirely new article altogether. June 1st, 2019 Update: This article has been updated to include a Monotype Run for Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
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