Pokemon Meissa Moon

Pokemon Meissa Moon is a 3DS ROM Hack by Albabimam04 based on Pokemon Moon in English. It was last updated on June 30, 2024.

Also, be sure to check out Pokemon Prismatic Moon.

Description

Features

• -Generation 1 – 7 Pokemon available to catch
• -Over 600 Pokemon
• -Faster Alola: Alola’s infamous for how slow its roster is, with very few non-Ultra Beasts cracking the 100 benchmark. Several Alolan Pokemon have had their speed buffed to keep up, including Decidueye, Vikavolt, Oricorio and Tsareena.
• -Golisopod has retained Emergency Exit in exchange for a massive stat buff. And if you’re patient enough, you can get a Run Away Golisopod in Poni Island via Island Scan!
• -Poison/Fairy Shiinotic; Rock/Dark Lycanroc-Midnight; Ground/Flying Dodrio and more!
• -Wild Pokemon are set to very low levels, as a result of the bizarre placement of the Move Reminder right at the Pokemon League. With this solution, you’ll no longer have to worry about losing out on earlier moves, such as Leech Seed on a Ferroseed. In addition, Rare Candies are buyable to solve the need to grind your newly caught team members until they reach your team’s level.
• -Sparkling Aria now heals like Giga Drain, making the move not irrelevant in comparison to Surf

Why Sun and Moon?

You might ask the question: Why make a hack on Pokemon Sun and Moon, and not Ultra Sun and Moon? Several reasons for that:

• Ultra Space Lusamine is a much better climactic boss than Ultra Necrozma. As cool as Ultra Necrozma is, its boss battle itself is poorly designed, requiring cheesing with Zoroark, FEAR, Sash Mirror Coat etc., lest you get outsped and swept by it, making the actual fight unsatisfying. Lusamine, on the other hand, has totem boosts on each of her team members, and given her traditional single battle style, the fight remains climactic while not as polarizing.
• Totem Pokemon have been massively reworked. This will be explained shortly but because you can actually get the totem Pokemon in USUM, the rework would have been impossible.
• Script editing for gen 7 is still practically impossible, so in USUM this would essentially be an alternate version of Photonic Sun.

Totems

A lot of what has been said about Ultra Necrozma can also be applied to totems, just to a less extreme degree. They’re still fun battles, but later totems can easily be cheesed using Toxic or stat drops or the like.
Totems in this game are balanced to feel more akin to traditional RPG bosses: Massive bulk in exchange for always moving last with 1 base speed. Most will have abilities like Magic Bounce that negate status conditions, requiring the player to use more involved strategies that don’t involve as cheap of tactics. As an example, Totem Vikavolt has a stat spread of 217/100/110/125/95/1. It’s highly bulky, and its allies can buff its Special Attack significantly with Electric Terrain, but its low Speed gives the player many opportunities to damage it.

Trainers

• From Olivia’s Kahuna fight onward, most major trainers will have full teams of 6, with few exceptions like Molayne and Faba.
• EVs will gradually increase on NPCs over the course of the game, with the first fully EV trained Pokemon being Olivia’s ace. Manually EV training can be tedious, so all EV feathers and EV reducing berries are buyable, and are edited to respectively increase and decrease EVs by 126, half of the maximum 252.
• Since the Move Reminder is unavailable for the entire game, movesets are constrained for nuzlockers and other challenge runners. As a result, all major fights in the game have been made single battles. However, given the popularity of double battles, all optional route bosses in Alola have been made double battles! This includes the Lana and Mallow fights unlocked after beating Olivia! In addition, every single post game boss fight will also be in doubles format, once v2.0.0 releases.

Catch ’em all?

As of now, not every Pokemon from Gen 1 to 7 is available. Currently, a total of 600 Pokemon are available, but when the post-game patch is released, the remaining 202 will be added as SOS encounters (adrenaline orbs are buyable everywhere). Catch ’em all hacks have a habit of overloading the early game with encounters, and it’s cumbersome to buff terrible and repetitive mons like early rodents or Bug-types. The remaining 202 will be added as SOS encounters soon!