In Pokémon Sun and Moon , there is a place where some of the strongest trainers go to do some battling. No, not the Pokémon League, the Battle Tree found on Poni Island.
The Battle Tree in Sun and Moon acts a lot like the Battle Maison in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, where you can face off against trainers in exchange for Battle Points and get some awesome battle items with your Battle Points.
However, to get to the Battle Tree you’ll need to become the Champion of Alola and then head to the Poni Gauntlet through the Poni Coast.
Once you get to the Poni Gauntlet you’ll run into Blue and Red and they will challenge you to a battle. You have to choose which to face off against and be prepared because both are extremely strong.
After you defeat one of them, they will let you go on to the Battle Tree.
EARNING BATTLE POINTS
Just like the Battle Maison in ORAS where you can go through a slew of trainers in either Single, Double or Multi Battles. You’ll try to win against as many trainers in a row without losing. Your streak will go back to zero when you lose once.
Every time you defeat a trainer, you’ll earn Battle Points (BP), which you can use to scout trainers or exchange for prizes. The longer your win streak, the more BP you’ll receive.
BATTLING
Each battle in the Battle Tree has flat rules:
-Any Pokémon that’s over level 50 will have their level lowered to 50.
-You have to choose three Pokémon for Single Battles, four for Double Battles and two for Multi Battles.
-You can’t use the same Pokémon or item in your battles but your partner in Multi Battles can have the same as you.
SCOUTING
When you participate in a Multi Battle, you can select a Trainer who you’ve scouted after participating in Single or Double Battles at the Battle Tree to be your partner. You must defeat them before you can scout them.
You CAN’T scout Battle Legends. Battle Legends appear after every 10 wins in the Super Battles.
Here’s a list of Battle Legends available:
Cynthia
Wally
Anabel
Red
Blue
Colress
Dexio
Grimsley
Guzma
Kiawe
Mallow
Plumeria
Sina
BATTLE POINT EXCHANGE
King’s Rock (32 BP)
Deep Sea Tooth (32 BP)
Deep Sea Scale (32 BP)
Dragon Scale (32 BP)
Up-Grade (32 BP)
Dubious Disc (32 BP)
Protector (32 BP)
Electirizer (32 BP)
Magmarizer (32 BP)
Reaper Cloth (32 BP)
Whipped Dream (32 BP)
Satchet (32 BP)
Toxic Orb (16 BP)
Flame Orb (16 BP)
Iron Ball (16 BP)
Ring Target (16 BP)
White Herb (24 BP)
Mental Herb (24 BP)
Power Herb (24 BP)
Focus Sash (32 BP)
Air Balloon (32 BP)
Red Card (32 BP)
Eject Button (32 BP)
Weakness Policy (32 BP)
Choice Band (48 BP)
Choice Specs (48 BP)
Choice Scarf (48 BP)
Life Orb (48 BP)
Rocky Helmet (48 BP)
Assault Vest (48 BP)
Safety Goggles (48 BP)
Terrain Extender (48 BP)
Extends duration of Terrain effects
Protective Pads (48 BP)
Protects against effects from direct contact moves
Gengarite (64 BP)
Scizorite (64 BP)
Pinsirite (64 BP)
Aerodactylite (64 BP)
Lucarionite (64 BP)
Kangaskhanite (64 BP)
Gyaradosite (64 BP)
Absolite (64 BP)
Alakazite (64 BP)
Garchompite (64 BP)
Sablenite (64 BP)
Metagrossite (64 BP)
Sharpedonite (64 BP)
Slowbronite (64 BP)
Glalitite (64 BP)
Salamencite (64 BP)
But wait, there’s more! Check out our full list of Pokémon Sun And Moon Guides below:
How To Catch Every Legendary In Alola
Munchlax Distribution: How To Download Special Snorlax With Z-Crystal
Ash-Greninja Transfer: How To Bring Special Pokémon Over From Demo
Z-Crystal Locations: Where To Find What You Need To Unleash Unstoppable Attacks
Ability List: Every New Skill In The Game
Attacks List: Every New Move And Who Can Learn Them
Mega Stone List And Locations: When Can You Get Mega Evolution In Alola?
EV Training Guide: Ally Chaining And Hyper Training Explained
Breeding Guide: Everything You Need To Customize Your Perfect Pokémon
TM Locations: Every Move And Where To Find Them In Alola
Affection Guide: How To Raise Affection And Boost XP Gain With Pokémon Refresh
Ultra Beasts: Everything You Need To Know
Zygarde Cell Locations: How They Work And Where To Find Them
