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Pokemon Sun and Moon part 2 : legendaries

Charlotte Daems
Jun 13, 2016
2 min read

So obviously in the last part I described the starters in detail so in this part I will do the legendary Pokemon. So lets start with Solgaleo. Solgaleo is a lion so it's only competitors are Litleo an Pyroar but Solgaleo is a legendary so it doesn't matter. It's the Sunne Pokemon and t's description is:Since ancient times, Solgaleo has been honoured as an emissary of the sun. It is referred to with reverence as “the beast that devours the sun.” Solgaleo's body holds a vast amount of energy, and it shines with light when it's active. It has a flowing mane with a remarkable resemblance to the sun. Its signature move is Sun steel Strike, an attack that charges at an opponent with the force of a meteor, disregarding the target’s Ability. Solgaleo’s Ability is Full Metal Body, a new Ability that no previous Pokemon has had. With the Full Metal Body Ability, a Pokemon's stats will not be lowered by the effects of an opponent’s moves or Ability.It weighs 507.1 lbs. and has a height of 11'02".

Next is Lunala. The other bat Pokemon are Noibat , Zubat , Golbat and Crobat some of which of have a very bad reputation( ZUBAT!!!!!) but as I said for Solgaleo it's a legendary so it doesn't matter. It is the Moone Pokemon and it's description is:

Since ancient times, Lunala has been honoured as an emissary of the moon. It is referred to with reverence as “the beast that calls the moon.” Lunala is constantly absorbing light and converting it into energy. With its wings spread to absorb the surrounding light and glittering like a crescent moon, it resembles a beautiful night sky. Lunala’s signature Moongeist Beam attack releases an ominous beam of light that disregards the target’s Ability. Lunala’s Ability is Shadow Shield, a new Ability that no previous Pokemon has had. With the Shadow Shield Ability, a Pokemon will take less damage from an attack that lands when the Pokemon has full HP. It has a weight of 264.6 lbs. and has a height of 13'01".

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