Pokemon Mini Moon is a 3DS ROM Hack by Purkat based on Pokemon Moon in English. It was last updated on May 05, 2026.
Also, be sure to check out Pokemon Re Alpha Sapphire.
Pokemon Mini Moon is my take on a Generation 7 Littlelocke/Trashlocke Romhack. Only fully unevolved (and a few weak single-stage) Pokémon are available in the wild (including gifts/trades/statics/Island Scan/SOS). A few other changes were made with Nuzlocking and encounter variety in mind. This Littlelocke/Trashlocke Romhack is in the style of and inspired by:
Only fully unevolved (and a few weak single-stage) Pokémon are available in the wild (including gifts/trades/statics/Island Scan/SOS).
Wild Wishiwashi no longer have the ability Schooling. (Replaced with Illuminate.) (The Totem still has Schooling.)
Minior-Core now has the same base stats as Minior-Meteor.
All EVs have been removed:
EVs have been removed from all Totem Pokémon.
EVs have been removed from every trainer Pokémon.
EV yields have been removed from every Pokémon.
HP Up, Protein, Iron, Calcium, Zinc, and Carbos no longer do anything.
Health, Muscle, Resist, Genium, Clever, and Swift Wings no longer do anything.
Many Pokémarts were changed.
I didn’t add items that are unavailable in Vanilla – I just wanted to make most of the thiefable items easier to get.
Thiefable items and berries remain unchanged, however.
Notably, the Skull and Cover fossils (exclusive to Sun) are now available in Konikoni City.
Made most items cost 10 pokédollars.
I have also provided a few starting save files for each starter and gender in the docs folder.
V1.3
V1.2
File Name | Pokemon Mini Moon |
Cart Size | 2.35GB |
Version | 1.3 |
Console | 3DS |
Region | World |
Genre | RPG |
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Developer | |
Release Date | May 05, 2026 |
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Rate ROM | [Total: 35 Average: 4.1] |
If you find a ROM that's encrypted, you need to use the Batch CIA 3DS Decryptor, created by Matif.
Not all games are fully compatible with Citra. If you do find a game that's not working, try using the latest PabloMK7 Citra fork, the continuation of Citra since its shutdown.